Stafford - Page 214 Other evidence of the recent disorganisation of Staffordshire consists in what Domesday says about the county town and castle of Stafford. ... more pages: 215
Colchester - Page 136 It may perhaps be mentioned, while on the subject, that the firma of Colchester included the profits arising from the monetarii and from the King's ... more pages: 222
Sutton - Page 166 Sutton in Holderness is one of the two or three exceptions to the rule already laid down, that where the modern map shows three arable fields the ... more pages: 173
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Nottingham - Page 24 There is a remarkable entry on the same page which tends to show that the conservancy of the Trent was entrusted at this early period to Nottingham^ ... more pages: 74
Exeter - Page 119 Exeter for instance, to take a striking case, had procured for itself the almost nominal assessment of five hides, and had further obtained the ... more pages: 127
Huntingdon - Page 346 Bk. itself (in the county of Huntingdon, for instance) that a considerable portion (of arable land even) was extra hidam under the circumstances ... more pages: 138
Leicester - Page 74 Leicester was one of the Danish shires, and in Domesday it is divided into Wapentakes, no mention being made of Hundreds. ... more pages: 127
Dunstable - Page 147 At Totternhoe near Dunstable it existed last year, being put an end to by the owner of the soil mainly on account of the disputes to which it gave ... more pages: 59
Cambridge - Page 188 Some months back he had sent to Canon Taylor the paper which he had read at Cambridge two years ago, in which all this was explained. ... more pages: 328
York - Page 76 originally called Wapentakes, and which in York and Lincoln still retain that appellation, though elsewhere the name of Hundreds has been resumed. ... more pages: 119
Southampton - Page 136 In the borough of Southampton the king has in his dominium 76 men who pay him seven pounds in landgable, and paid the same amount TRE 27 of these pay ... more pages: 125
Gloucester - Page 123 of the three hundred houses which (TRE) had stood on the King's demesne in Gloucester, ' infra castellum manserunt de hiis ccc xxiv. ... more pages: 141
Amsterdam - Page 307 foot' and that of 314 mm. being called the ' long foot,' and at Amsterdam there are the rod of 13 and the rod of 12 side by side with each other. ... more pages: 370
Hertford - Page 119 Keeping to the assessment of towns in Domesday, we find Bridport and Malmesbury assessed at 5 hides each, Dor-chester, Wareham, and Hertford at 10 ... more pages: 44
Norwich - Page 124 To learn how many causes, in towns alone, could be implied by the term ' waste/ we must turn to such entries as these at Lincoln and Norwich. ... more pages: 80
Canterbury - Page 219 as for instance at Canterbury, where the eight Domesday acres of meadow are said, I believe, by Larking to have been situate in the King's Mead. ... more pages: 141
Lambeth - Page 113 Writing on the reduction of the assessment at Kennington from five hides to one and three quarters, and at Lambeth from ten to two and a half, ...
Erfurt - Page 263 384, Erfurt in last table. The rod of 14 coincides with the middle hundred in weigh/, so it would well fit in to renders made in 'stones,' &c., of 14, ... more pages: 365
Scarborough - Page 140 with these doggrel lines, preserved in the ' Diary of Abraham de la Pryme,' as recited by the crier at Scarborough, in a formal Corporation procession ...
Berlin - Page 371 35, Berlin), after stating that the engineer's foot is the Rhineland foot of '314 m. and the ruthe or rod Y& twelve of these feet, continues thus ... more pages: 289
Ipswich - Page 118 In my own district we learn from Domesday that Colchester was then a hundred of itself, but Ipswich and Maldon /^//"-hundreds. ... more pages: 127
Sunderland - Page 176 Yorkshire, near Sunderland, was 120 acres, equivalent, with the idle shift, to 180 acres. Carucates of the same area are indicated by the scatpennies ...
Kensington - Page 217 I select the now familiar name of Kensington, because that manor happens to afford a pecu-liarly clear and simple case. ...
Warwick - Page 121 Thus the contingent of twenty men due to the fyrd from Oxford would represent an assessment of one hundred hides, while that of ten men from Warwick... more pages: 170
Genoa - Page 373 (see Genoa in column B)3 x-247 m. =741 m ; and if a quarantene or stadion of 600 feet consisted of 240 steps or bemata, then it would also consist of ... more pages: 289
Cracow - Page 291 is the ' mathematical' foot of China, and is in use at Moscow, and that the Royal foot is in use at Padua, Bordeaux, and Cracow, as it still is in ... more pages: 289
Oxford - Page 121 Thus the contingent of twenty men due to the fyrd from Oxford would represent an assessment of one hundred hides, while that of ten men from Warwick ... more pages: 170
Windsor - Page 102 the estate in question from that liability to ' geld' which would otherwise fall upon it, on being severed from Windsor (' Ancient Demesne'). ...
Abingdon - Page 84 witness of William of Malmesbury, who thus alludes to the raising of the tax, which necessitated the same sacrifices at Malmesbury as at Abingdon : * ...
Moscow - Page 291 is the ' mathematical' foot of China, and is in use at Moscow, and that the Royal foot is in use at Padua, Bordeaux, and Cracow, as it still is in ... more pages: 289
Hitchin - Page 144 We have, in the East Riding, a repetition, on a large scale, of those favourable conditions which, in the neighbourhood of Hitchin, enabled Mr. ...
Preston - Page 173 Drogo's land at Preston is entered in the text as 11 bovates, and in the index as i carucate and 3 bovates. 2. The King's land at Belby is given in ...
Milan - Page 374 (practically the 'old Roman foot'), which is the pace-foot of -355 m. (see Lisbon, Column C); and, as a matter of fact, the ell at Milan is '594 m. more pages: 289
Croydon - Page 111 Here the assessment of Croydon and Mortlake, which the Primate held ' in dominio,' was reduced from 160 hides to 41^ hides. ...
Guildford - Page 89 30) relat-ing to some houses in Guildford, with which the Leges Henrici ought to be compared, and that it also explains the great, and otherwise ...
Florence - Page 242 Florence and that of Malmesbury was 240 pence, or 7680 wheat grains; the ' nummus' alluded to was therefore 480 wheat grains—that is, 16 denarii of 30 ...
Padua - Page 289 China (mathematical foot). Moscow (Drusian foot). Verona. Lyons. Vicenza. Venice Russia. Padua (of 7-palm cubit) Bordeaux and Cracow do. Dordrecht ... more pages: 370
Aseri - Page 354 The exact entry is: 'In Clifton supra dicto manerio adjacet soca horum Fuleforde una carucata et tres bovatas Aseri quatuor carucatae Chetelsthorp ...
Ferrara - Page 289 Vicenza. Venice Russia. Padua (of 7-palm cubit) Bordeaux and Cracow do. Dordrecht. Sienna. Bologna. Milan. Ferrara. Bergamo. Pavia. Geneva ... more pages: 369
Copenhagen - Page 388 CCA GOSCH, Royal Danish Legation Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries, Copenhagen. P. EDWARD DOVE .... Historical Society of Australasia. ...
Bologna - Page 289 Moscow (Drusian foot). Verona. Lyons. Vicenza. Venice Russia. Padua (of 7-palm cubit) Bordeaux and Cracow do. Dordrecht. Sienna. Bologna. Milan ... more pages: 367
Turin - Page 289 Turin. France. Lisbon. China (mathematical foot). Moscow (Drusian foot). Verona. Lyons. Vicenza. Venice Russia. Padua (of 7-palm cubit) Bordeaux and ...
Lisbon - Page 289 Lisbon. China (mathematical foot). Moscow (Drusian foot). Verona. Lyons. Vicenza. Venice Russia. Padua (of 7-palm cubit) Bordeaux and Cracow do. ... more pages: 370
Paris - Page xii Leopold Delisle, of the Institute, Director- General u( the National Library in Paris. He, stimulated by the memory of his former labours on Domesday, ...
Hidas - Page 104 Sciatis me imperpetuum clamasse quietas Deo &c. vi Hidas et dimidiam Hidam in eodem Manerio Westmonasterii. . . . de omnibus Geldis et Danegeldis et ...
Jerusalem - Page 83 junioris qui de baronibus totius Anglic auxilium petiit ad Normanniam retinendam de fratre suo, Roberto Normannorum comite, Jerusalem proficiscente. ...
London - Page 390 S., London and South-Westem Bank, 7 Fenchurch Street, EG P. EDWARD DOVE, FRAS, 23 Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, London, WC.
Vienna - Page 289 Vienna. Innspruck. Turin. France. Lisbon. China (mathematical foot). Moscow (Drusian foot). Verona. Lyons. Vicenza. Venice Russia ...
Evesham - Page 99 Ipsa aecclesia [de Evesham] tenet Ambreslege. Haec anti- quitus pro in hidis fuit libera sicut dicunt cartae de aecclesia, sed TRE fuit numerata pro ...
Lille - Page 369 Lille. Ostend. Naples, old Egyptian Orguia. Babylonish Foot, -315 m., %ths of. Ell of -525 m. Cunningham acre. Scotland ..... Surat. Bassora . ...
Prague - Page 366 Prague .... Nuremberg. England .... Konigsberg. Berlin .... Lindau .... Scotch, Babylonian . Rhine .... Innspruck. Vienna .... Turin .... France . ...
Ostend - Page 369 Ostend. Naples, old Egyptian Orguia. Babylonish Foot, -315 m., %ths of. Ell of -525 m. Cunningham acre. Scotland ..... Surat. Bassora . ...
Malmesbury - Page 119 Keeping to the assessment of towns in Domesday, we find Bridport and Malmesbury assessed at 5 hides each, Dor-chester, Wareham, and Hertford at 10 ... more pages: 84
Cambridge, Mass - Page 394 In America, to Professor JB THAYER, Cambridge, Mass., Honorary Secretary for America, who has kindly undertaken to receive all American Subscriptions ...
Cleveland - Page 179 At Kirkby in Cleveland,5 and at Chesterhope in Redesdale,G the bovates were 12 acres, implying carucates of 96 acres. ...
Quebec - Page 388 STEWART, JR., DCL, FRGS Literary and Historical Society CHARLES TRICE MARTIN, BA,FSA v of Quebec. JOSEPH CLARKE, FSA . . . Royal Institute of British ...
Portland, Maine - Page 388 JOSIAH PIERCE Maine Historical Society, Portland, Maine. THE MINISTER OF THE UNITED \ ., STATF.SI ^'ary'and Historical Society. GEORGE W. ...
Boston, Mass - Page 388 J New England, Boston, Mass. REV. SAMUEL M. HAMILL, DD STEPHEN WICKES, MD . . [ | New Jeney Historical Society. REV. SAMUEL M. HAMILL, DD . 1 ., GEO. ...
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