NUM. III. Carta Alicia filia Roberti Scot de Essarto de Daterode concesso Canonicis de Wdekirk. Stev. Contin. vol. ii. p. 353.] sisse in elemosinam Deo et ecclesiæ sanctæ Mariæ de Wodechurche; et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus, pro salute animæ meæ, et uxoris meæ, et pro animabus patris et matris meæ, et antecessorum et successorum meorum, sicut ipsi ante me concesserunt, totam terram in qua præfata ecclesia sita [Penes cl. Walt. Calverley de Calverley in com. Ebor. baronettum est, et totum nemus, inter duos rivulos qui currunt per pontem Seldæ, et pontem Ligulfi. Et præterea concessi eidem ecclesiæ in perpetuum, quolibet anno, viginti solidos de redditu meo de Erdeslaw, et volo et præcipio quod ipsi canonici teneant in mea firma pace nemus suum, et terras suas, et molendina sua, et omnia quæ tenuerunt in empore patris mei de feodo suo, et meo, quæcunque eis dedit. Et prohibeo ne denarium de redditu meo de Erdislaw exportetur, antequam elemosina mea compleatur, sed ponatur super altare sanctæ Mariæ, die Assumptionis ejus. Et precor omnes amicos meos, et præcipio omnibus ministris meis, quatenus sicut me diligunt, meam teneant elemosinam, et canonicos meos sicut meum dominicum, contra omnes qui eis adversari voluerint, et prohibeo omnibus meis hominibus, ne aliquis disturbet, nec conturbet ecclesiam sanctæ Mariæ, nec elemosinas quæ concessæ sunt eidem ecclesiæ de feodo meo, super decem libras forisfacturæ. Vale. NUM. II. Carta de Erdislaw. ROBERTUS Brito de Dennyngby, Roberto de Everingham, salutem. Sciatis me dedisse et hac præsenti cartâ meâ confirmâsse Deo et ecclesiæ sanctæ Mariæ de Wodkirke et canonicis ibidem totum tenementum quod de me tenetis in Herdislaw, et servitium sine aliquo retinemento in puram elemosinam. Quare vobis mando quatinus faciatis eis illud servitium quod mihi facere consueveritis, et ego vobis hoc warantizabo contra omnes homines, &c. [Ibid. ] Johannes comes Warrennæ quietum clamavit et relaxavit canonicis de Wodkirke sectam curiæ suæ de Wakefeld, pro tenementis quæ iidem canonici possident in Erdislawe, de dono Roberti Britonis de Deningby. Hiis testibus, Radulfo de Horbiry, Johanne fratre ejus, Thoma Cooke senescallo, Willielmo de Langfeld constabulario castri de Sandale, &c. Debetur magistro de Wodkirke, pro Everingham-fee, in Erdislaw, annuatim redditum xiiii. librarum. SCIANT omnes præsentes, quod ego Alicia filia Roberti Scoti concessi et confirmavi donationem quam fecit Simon de Ferselay maritus meus ex adquisitu suo Deo et sanctæ Mariæ de Wdekirk et canonicis de sancto Oswaldo ibidem Deo servientibus, scilicet unam acram terræ in Tyrsale cum edificiis quæ Hugo filius Roberti tenuit, et unum essartum quod vocatur Daterode. Hanc autem concessionem et confirmationem ego et hæredes mei prædictis canonicis in perpetuum, et contra omnes homines warantizabimus. Et in hujus rei testimonium huic scripto sigillum meum apposui. Hiis testibus, Richardo de Tonga, Johanne de Tilly, Johanne de Papelay, Richardo fratre suo, Henrico de Thingelan, Simone filio Jordani, Ada hujus cartæ scriptore, et multis aliis. NUM. IV. Priory of Hyrst, in the Esle of Arholm, IN LINCOLNSHIRE. THIS Cell appears to have been founded in the time of Henry the First by Nigel de Albini, whose charter, with two others of Roger de Moubray, will be found below. In the Valor of the 26th Hen. VIII. the revenues of this little Cell are stated to have amounted to 77. 11s. 8d.a In the Ministers' Accompts of the 35th Hen. VIII. the rents appear to have risen to the sum of 97. 18s.b Impressions of the COMMON and COUNTER SEAL of this small Priory exist in the British Museum See the Append. Num. IV. upon white wax, marked Cart. Harl. 43. 1. 18.; the former represents the blessed Virgin and divine Infant, the latter a small figure; these Impressions are, however, very imperfect. The Scite of this little Priory was granted in the 1st Edw. VI. to John earl of Warwick, and then valued at forty shillings per annum. The Particular for the Grant is extant in the Augmentation Office. Scarcely a fragment of the Buildings is remaining. b Num. V. Cartae ad Prioratum de Hyrst, infra Insulam de Arholme, in agro Lincolniensi, spectantes; Cellam de Nostell. NUM. I. Carta Nigelli de Albini, de Fundatione ejusdem. NIGELLUS de Albini, Widoni capellano, et Jeralino, et omnibus ballivis, et omnibus hominibus suis de Insula, salutem. Sciatis me dedisse, et concessisse monasterio de Hyrst, et Radulpho canonico ibidem inhabitanti, et post ipsum Radulphum, canonicis ibi Deo servientibus, in manu semper prioris Sancti Oswaldi, pro Dei amore, et pro salute animæ meæ, in puram et perpetuam elemosinam, habitationem in Hyrst, et totum illud nemus ad sartandam, ad usus suos, et marais quod est circa Hyrst, et de Hyrst, usque in Don. Et quindecem solidos et quatuor sesteras de brasio, et quatuor sesteras frumenti, et quatuor sesteras siliginis; et dimidium mille anguilarum in uno quoque anno. Et concedo eis communem ubique in bosco et in plano, in pascuis et in aquis; et præcipio, quod annona ipsorum sit molendinata in molendino meo super Trentham in Insula, sine multura, et post illam, annonam quam invenient in tremeia. Test., æc. NUM. II. Lincoln, et omnibus hæredibus suis, atque baronibus, et omnibus hominibus suis Fr. et Ang. salutem. Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse, in elemosinam in perpetuum monasterio de Hirst in Insula; et Osberto Silvano, canonico de ecclesia Sancti Oswaldi, et omnibus canonicis post eum successuris in eodem loco Hirst, Deo et Maria servientibus, pro salute animæ meæ, et pro animabus patris, et matris meæ, et hæredum meorum; scilicet, unoquoque anno triginta solidos denariorum, de firma mea de Beltona; et octo sextarios de brasio, quos dabunt eis homines mei de firma mea de Beltona; illi, videlicet homines, quos censum suum eisdem reddere constitui; ita ut nullus præpositorum meorum, censum neque brasium, ad opus meum accipiat ab illis hominibus, sed canonicis meis detur liberè et sinè aliqua disturbatione, pro uno milliario anguillarum, quod eisdem canonicis, uno quoque anno, concesseram, et dederam. Concessi præfato Osberto Silvano, piscarias in aqua; videlicet, Don et Iddell, quas tenebant de me Suenus de Beltona, et Reinaldus, frater ejus, et mihi inde reddere solebant unum millarium anguillarum; insuper dedi et concessi prædicto loco de Hirst, sex bovatas terræ in Littehesun, cum terra Gladwini. Et eidem Osberto, et omnibus canonicis post eum futuris, in eodem loco, pro amore Dei et suo, concessi et dedi in elemosinam imperpetuum, nemus totum Carta Rogeri de Moubray, de Nemore de Hyrst, et Hertsic, quod vocatur Hirst, et pasnagium suum et hominum suorum &c. [Ibid. fol. 324.] ROGERUS de Mubray, omnibus hæredibus suis, et hominibus, et universis sanctæ ecclesiæ filiis, salutem; sciatis me dedisse, et concessisse, et præsenti scripto confirmâsse, in puram elemosinam inperpetuum, loco de Hyrst in Insula, et Osberto Silvano canonico, et omnibus ei successuris in eodem loco, sub obedientia capituli Sancti Oswaldi, pro anima patris mei Nigelli, et matris meæ Gundredæ, et pro salute mea et hæredum meorum, totum nemus quod vocatur Hirst, et Hirtesic: et in marays, de Hirtesic usque Risebergam, sicut jacet inter nemus de Hyrst, et Estsmore, et Howkeswra, et Horscroft, et marays inter locum de Hirst, et Eppen, et totum marays, et fossatum usque Don, et uno quoque anno xxx. solidos denariorum de firma mea de Beltona, et octo sextaria brasii, quos dabunt eis homines mei de Beltona, illi scilicet homines quos censum suum eis reddere constitui. Ita quod nullus præpositorum, meorum, nec censum nec brasium hoc, ad opus meum accipiat ab illis hominibus; sed canonicis meis dentur, sine omni disturbatione. Præter hæc dedi et concessi eisdem canonicis, pro uno milliario anguillarum quod eis unoquoque anno concesseram, piscarias in aquis de Don, et Yddel, quas de me tenebant Suenus de Beltona, et Reginaldus frater ejus, et reddere mihi solebant unum milliarium anguillarum: insuper dedi eis, et concessi sex bovatas terræ in Litteshesell, cum terra Gladewini, et pannagium suum, et hominum suorum in omnibus boscis meis in Insula, clamo eis quietum, et in perpetuum; et concessi eisdem canonicis meis, et hominibus suis omnem communitatem in bosco, et in plano, in maris et aquis, et omnibus aliis, in quibus homines mei habent communitatem. Volo etiam et præcipio, ut hæc elemosina mea, cum omnibus tenuris suis, et hominibus, sit libera et quieta ab omni exactione et consuetudine seculari de me et de hominibus. Hiis testibus, &c. NUM. III. Carta Rogeri de Molbrai de xxx.s. annui Redditus, et octo sextariis Brasii, &c. [Adhuc ex præfato Cartulario.] ROGERUS de Molbrai, Rodberto Dei gratia, Lincolniensi episcopo, et omnibus post eum futuris episcopis clamo eis quietum imperpetuum. Volo igitur et præcipio, ut hæc elemosina mea, cum omnibus tenuris suis et hominibus, sit libera, et quieta, et soluta ab omni exactione, et consuetudine servicii secularis, sicut illa elemosina liberior, et quietior, et solutior est. lielmo filio Turberti. Testibus Roberto de Davidvilla, Radulpho de Bellun, Wil Scokirke, Stowkirke, or Tockwith Priory, IN YORKSHIRE. A Cell to Rostel. THE Chapel of All Saints, with two oxgangs of land here, were given to the Priory of Nostell by Geffrey FitzPain; before A.D. 1114, some black canons of that Monastery were sent to reside here. King Henry the First confirmed to this Cell the grant of Geoffrey the son of Paganus, being the ploughlands at Tockwril, with all the liberties which he enjoyed. Aldreda de Harecure, relict of William Trussebut, the son of Geffrey, ordered the bailiffs, &c. of her lands to support the canons in their rights. Albert de Tockwith gave them two acres of land at Nes.c A controversy arising about a certain tithe of bread between the canons here and Iveta de Arches, Pope Innocent referred the decision thereof to the Prior of the Holy Trinity at York, and others; but the matter was amicably ad the justed in this manner, that the said Iveta should pay canons half the tithe of her corn given them by her father, William de Arches; and that they should find a canon to say mass at Scokirk, for her soul, and those of her ancestors.d A like controversy arising between the canons and Peter de Brus, about half the tithe of corn of his manor of Thorp-Arches, it was decided that he should allow them ten sheaves of corn, and they to find a canon to say mass at Scokirke. In the 26th Hen. VIII. this Cell appears to have been of the value of 81. a-year. Tanner has but one reference to MSS. relating to it: "Collect. d. Rog. Dodsworth, vol. ix. pp. 283, 284." Cartae ad Prioratum de Scokirke, in agro Eboracensi, spectantes; Cellam de Nostell. NUM. I. Carta Regis Henrici primi Donationem Gaufridi filii Pagani, de duabus bovatis terræ in Tockwith, confirmans. [Ex Cartulario de Nostel, in bibl. Hatton.] HENRICUS rex Angliæ T. Ebor. archiepiscopo, et Nigello de Albini, et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis Eboracisciræ, salutem. Sciatis me concessisse Sancto Oswaldo de Nostla, et canonicis ejusdem loci, duas bovatas terræ in perpetuam elemosinam, quas Gaufridus filius Pagani eis dedit in Tockwid; et concedo et confirmo eis, ut tales habeant libertates et consuetudines, in bosco, in plano, in pascuis, in porcorum pasnagiis, quas Gaufridus habet concessione ipsius Gaufridi coram me; et volo et firmiter præcipio ut benè in pace et honorificè teneant, sicut meliùs tenet aliquam elemosinam. Testibus Waltero de Glouc. apud Waltham. NUM. II. OMNIBUS sanctæ matris ecclesiæ filiis hoc scriptum visuris, vel audituris, R. prior Sanctæ Trinitatis, et H. thesaurarius, et magister G. canonicus Eboracensis, salutem. Noverit universitas vestra nos mandatum domini papæ in hæc verba suscepisse. "Innocentius episcopus servus servorum Dei, dilectis filiis priori Sanctæ Trinitatis, H. thesaurario, et magistro G. canonico Eboraci, salutem, et apostolicam benedictionem. Exposita nobis prioris, et canonicorum de Nostla petitio reseravit, quod cum Iveta mulier de Arches, Eboracensis diccæsis, quandam decimam panis domus suæ Carta Albreda de Harcuria, relicta Willielmi Trussebut, canonicis suis apud Scokirke morantibus in perpetuam ele filii Gaufridi, filii Pagani. mosinam assignatam contra justitiam detinet, et reddere contradicit: Ideoque discretioni vestræ, per apostolica scripta mandamus, quatinus partibus convocatis, audiatis hinc inde proposita, et quod justum fuerit, appellatione proposita statuatis; facientes quod statueritis, per censuram ecclesiasticam firmiter observari. Nullis literis veritati et justitiæ præjudicantibus, a sede apostolica impetratis; quod si non omnes hiis exequendis potueritis interesse, duo vestrum ea nihilominus exequantur. Datum Romæ apud Sanctum Petrum, decimo quinto kalendarum Junii, pontificatus nostri octavo." Hujus igitur autoritate mandati, partibus in præsentia nostra constitutis, sub hac pacis forma controversia mota amicabiliter inter partes sopita est; scilicet, quod prædicta domina Iveta de Archis concessit Deo et ecclesiæ Omnium Sanctorum de Scokirke, et canonicis de Sancto Oswaldo, in puram et perpetuam elemosinam medietatem decimæ panis domus suæ, quam pater ejus Willielmus de Archis, per cartam suam prædictæ ecclesiæ contulit, recipiendam, et in perpetuum habendam; memorati verò canonici invenient, in prædicta ecclesia de Scokirke, unum canonicum presbiterum; scilicet specialiter celebrantem divina pro anima sua, et animabus patris, et matris ejus et virorum suorum. R. de Flamavilla, et Adæ de Brus, et antecessorum suorum et d Num IV. c Num. III. • Num. V. minos, videlicet, medietatem ad festum sancti Michaelis, et medietatem in octabis Epiphaniæ Domini. Et sciendum est quod prænominati prior et conventus quendam canonicum presbiterum in perpetuum invenient. Si autem prædictus canonicus aliquâ justâ causâ fuerit im Compositio inter Priorem et Petrum de Brus, de vicessima peditus, quo minùs divina celebrare possit, prædicti prior et panis vel bladi Manerii de Torp. [Ibid. fol. 320.] conventus interim per aliquem alium idoneum capellanum ibidem divina facient celebrari, si autem prædictos P. de Bruse, vel hæredes suos in solutione prædicti bladi, aliquatenus cessaverint, licebit decano et capitulo Eboraci, remotâ appellatione, non obstante fori privilegio, prædictum P. de Bruse vel hæredes suos, ad solutionem dicti bladi, monitione præmissâ, ecclesiasticâ districtione compellere. Similiter si præfati prior et conventus, juxta formam suprascriptam, divina celebrari non fecerint; licebit similiter prædictis decano et capitulo Eboraci prænominatos priorem et conventum, appellatione remotâ, non obstante fori privilegio ad H. faciendam, monitione præmissâ sibi compellere districtione. Ut autem ista compositio perpetuæ firmitatis robur optineat, præsenti scripto sigillum capituli Eboracensis ecclesiæ, quàm sigillum præfatorum judicum et dictorum prioris et conventus et domini P. de Brus sunt apposita. UNIVERSIS sanctæ matris ecclesiæ filiis has literas visuris vel audituris, H. decanus Eboraci, et magister I. Romanus canonicus Eboraci, salutem in Domino. Mandatum domini Pandulfi Norwicensis electi domini papæ Camerarii, apostolicæ sedis legati, dilectis filiis decano, et I. Romano canonico Eboraci salutem in Domino. Dilecti filii prior et conventus Sancti Oswaldi, sua nobis quæstione monstraverunt, quod nobilis vir P. de Bruse Eboracensis diccæsis, vicesimam panis vel bladi de manerio suo de Torp, ad ipsos de jure spectantes, contra justitiam detinet, et eis solvere contradicit: Ideoque discretioni vestræ, quâ fungimur legationis autoritate, mandamus, quatinus, partibus convocatis, audiatis causam, et quod canonicè fuerit, statuatis, facientes quod statueritis firmiter observari. Testes autem qui nominati fuerunt, si se gratia, odio, vel timore substraxerint, per censuram ecclesiasticam cogetis veritati testimonium perhibere: Datum apud Gaywude tertio idus Januarii. Hujus igitur autoritate mandati, partibus in præsentia nostra per sufficientes procuratores constitutis, post multas altercationes CELLA DE SKOKIRK DICTO PRIORATUI (SANCTI OSWALDI hinc inde habitas, tandem inter præfatos priorem et conventum ex una parte, et prædictum Petrum de Bruse, et hæredes suos, pro salute animæ suæ, et uxoris suæ Johannæ, et antecessorum et successorum suorum, divinæ caritatis intuitu, decem sceppas bladi, videlicet, tres sceppas frumenti, et tres avenæ, et quatuor siliginis et ordei, ad sustentationem unius canonici apud Scokirke, prædictis priori et conventui annuatim in perpetuum concesserit percipiendas de manerio suo de Torp-Arches, ad duos ter NUM. VI. Valor Ecclesiasticus, 26 Hen. VIII. DE NOSTELL) PERTINEN'. Terr' clausur' prat' pasc' et pastur' dictæ cellæ pertinen' et in manibus magistri sive custodis ibidem occupat' per annum Summa valoris 81. Os. Od. . Ol. 6s. 8d. 71. 13s. 4d. Bamburgh Priory, in Northumberland. DUGDALE has taken no notice of this Priory in the Monasticon; and Burton, in the account of the Priory of St. Oswald, Nostel, has despatched it in little more than a single line. Tanner says, King Henry I. having given the Churches of St. Oswald and St. Aidan here, with these Chapels, to the Priory of Nostell, some Regular Canons of the Order of St. Austin were settled here as a Cell. They were endowed, however, altogether, with what may be called a considerable revenue, as may be gathered from the Valor Ecclesiasticus and the Ministers' Accompts. There is a Paper Survey of this Cell, 32 Hen. VIIIth, in the Augmentation Office, which gives a very minute account of its demesne lands. No SEAL of this Cell has been discovered, nor of any other of the Cells of St. Oswald Nostel, except Hyrste in Axholme. The Scite of Bamburgh was granted 6th March, 37 Hen. VIII., to John Forster, Esq., with tithes in Bamburgh, Shafton, Synderland, Elynton, Roos, and Belforth, in the county of Northumberland, to hold to him and his heirs. A Seat erected upon the Scite by the descendants of Mr. Forster was pulled down about the year 1812. Priory of St. Julian and St. Botolph, Colchester. MORANT is so very full upon the history of this Priory that we shall make his account the ground-work of our own. It was founded, according to Morant, about the beginning of the twelfth century; Tanner says before 1107, by a monk named Eynulph, or Ernulph, who was also the first Prior. The scite and gardens of the Priory appear to have been all the land with which it was in the first instance endowed.a Henry the First gave the Canons here the whole tithes of his demesnes in Hatfield Regis. He also confirmed to them the lands they had in Colchester and elsewhere; the third part of the mill under the Castle, called Middle-mill, and the Serjeancy, and all the lands which they had of the gift of Hugh Fitzstephen, upon condition that whenever he or his successors should make war in Wales, they should find one horse of five shillings price, a sack, and a spur, for forty days only, " ad custum regis." Finally, he confirmed to them land and houses in Canterbury, given to them by Bristerd and his wife Lunne.b The property of these Canons, as it stood at a period somewhat later, will be found minutely detailed in the confirmation charter from King Richard the First. C In 1398, Thomas Whot and John Hervy gave three mesuages, two hundred and forty-two acres of land, seventeen of meadow, and xxia. in rent, in Peldon, Adburton, and Leyre de la Haye, not held of the crown, and worth yearly Ixiv3. ixa.; and also one mesuage, with the appurtenances in Colchester, held of the King in free burgage, worth ijs. per annum. The same year John Doreward and John Clerke gave two mesuages, a hundred and twentyfour acres of land, one acre of meadow, twelve acres of pasture, five acres of wood, and xvjd. rent in Great Teye, called Trumpington. John Doreward also gave the canons two acres of land, and the advowson of the parish church of Chigwell in Essex, to find a chaplain to pray for the soul of his father, ancestors, and benefactors. They had also thirty acres of land and two acres of wood, called Godekye, in Lexden, recovered by William de Colchester, prior, in the year 1419; f eighteen acres in Monkwykfield; s thirteen shillings rent out of Coke's place ; h the Church of Frating ; and a portion of tithes in Mount-Buers.i d "What other possessions they had," Morant says, "not already mentioned, appears in King Henry the Eighth's grant of them to the Lord Chancellor Audeley, which comprehended, beside the scite of the Priory, the manors of Blyndeknights, Canwikes, and Dilbredge, and * By Pope Paschal's Bull, however, in 1116, this House was endowed with most extraordinary privileges. See the Append. Num. V. b See the Append. Numm. f. II. III. Morant's Hist. Colch. p. 147. from Pat. 22 Ric. II. 20 Jun. 1398. d Ibid. from Pat. 22 Ric. II. p. 2. e Ibid. Newc. Rep. vol. ii. pp. 102, 275. f Rot. Cur. 7 Hen. V. vol. xxxii. Carta antiq. penes T. Morant. h Ibid. the rectories or impropriate tithes of St. Botolph, Colchester, Leyr de la Hey, and Tay Maundeville; and the advowsons of the Churches of St. James, St. Peter, and St. Martin, in the town of Colchester, and of Mile-end near the same; and an annual pension of lx. shillings out of the Priory of Hatfield-Regis; vj3. viij. out of Mile-end Rectory; xxvj. viijd. out of St. Peter's Vicarage; iii3. out of the Rectory of St. Martin's; x'. out of the Rectory of St. James, and vi3. viij. from the Guardians of the Chapel of St. Anne in Colchester; vj3. viijd. out of Frating Rectory; xx". out of the Rectory of Little Raine; and vjs. viijd. out of the Rectory of Adham, in the county of Essex; x'. out of the Rectory of Bures St. Mary; vj. viij. out of that of Holton, and vj. viijd. out of the Rectory of Cornerd, in the county of Suffolk; and all the pensions and portions of tithes in Boxted, White Chapel in Great Tay, Whytham, and White Notley in Essex, belonging to this Monastery; and vjs. viij. out of the manor of Sheriffs in Colne Engaine in the county of Essex; and all other rights and hereditaments in the towns and suburbs of Colchester; and in Leyra de la Haye, Peldon, Abberton, Fingringhoo, Great and Little Wigboro, Ardley, Great and Little Bentley, Bromley, Lawford, Abresford, Dadham, Wyvenhoo, Elmested, Est-Donyland, Birch, West-Donyland, Lexden, Stanwey, Copford, Mile End, Grynstead, Great Tey, Little Tey, Tey-Mandevyle, Earl's Colne, White Colne, Colne Engayne, Keldor, Boreham, Notley, Cressing, HatfeildRegis, Frating, Little Rayne, Fordham, Bergholt-Sackvile, Langham, Aldham, and Roydon, in the County of Essex; Bures St. Marys, Holton, Cornerd, and Reydon, in the County of Suffolk; and in Hawesdon, in the County of Cambridge; parcel of the possessions of the aforesaid Priory of St. Botulphs; and a yearly rent of x. marks out of the manor of Brydeknyghts, which the Priory of St. Botulphs used to pay to the Prior of Woodbridge. All the said premises being valued at 1347. 13s. 4d. per annum. 1535. This Priory was surrendered to the King, March 20th, EYNULPH, or ERNULPH. HASCOIL. ASTULPH, in the reign of Henry III.' 11d. In villa S. Laurentii, 18. 34d. In Borham, 12s. 4d. In Coln 186. "TEMPORAL. Dioc. Lond. In Hatfield Regis, de terr. et past. Taxat. P. Nich. IV. pp. 16. 18 b, 25, 26 b, 28 b, 29. k Morant, ut supr. pp. 147, 148. from Pat. 28 Hen. VIII. p. 4. n. 1 Ibid. from Rot. Cur. 7 Hen. V. ro. 32. |