Tattered fragment of Letters patent dated 8 M[ay], 41 Ed. III., being a grant of a licence of mortmain to the abbot and convent of Beggeham, to enable them to buy 4 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow in Lamburhurst.

SCHARPESHULL. John de Doungate grants to William de Doungate , his brother, all his lands and tenements in Lambreherst lying at Scharpeshull, which he acquired from John Grout . Dated at Begeham on the morrow of the Circumcision, 18 Ed. III.

Fragment of a grant from [the abbot and convent of Beigham?] to ... de Borham , dated "in domo nostro ... 3 ..." 1 Hen. IV.

BOREHAM, [in Warthing, Sussex]. Convention made on the feast of St. Michael, 22 Rich. II., between Robert Frendesbury, abbot of ..... and Richard Coupere, draper of Borham , and Joan his wife, being a demise of a tenement in Borham called Scottes tenement, formerly Will Scottes and antoher called Degheres tenement, formerly John Degheres , for 100 years at an annual rent of 2s. [Mutilated.] .

William de Luci of Arundel grants to William Prentis for 2s a messuage in Potentestrete, paying to the prior and convent of the Causeway nine pence annually. Dated at Arundel on the morrow of [All] Souls, 5 Ed. II. Witness. John Alisandre, then mayor of Arundel .

William Toppe and Agnes his wife remit and quit-claim to John de Kepston and Alice his wife all their right in a tenement [at the Causeway] near Arundel. Dated at "le Cauec" near Arundel the Friday next before the feast of St. Dionisius, 21 Ed. ⟨III⟩ . [Mutilated.] .

Adam Baker (?) grants to William Camvile one garden and 1½ acre of arable land in the fields of Warnecamp. Dated at Warnecamp the Sunday next before the feast of St. George, 31 (?) Ed. III. [Mutilated.] .

Henry, the prior, and the canons of the Causeway, near Arundel, grant to Thomas le Croucher , Joan his wife and John their son, a certain tenement at the Causeway for their lives, at an annual rent of 3s. Dated at the Causeway on the day of the Exaltation of the Cross, 30 (?) Ed. III. Witnesses. Thomas Couteler (or Conteler), mayor of Arundel .

William Caumvile grants to John Polyngs of Arundel and Alice his wife a garden and 1½ acre of land in Warnecampe. Dated at Warnecampe the Monday before the feast of St. Mark, 44 Ed. III.

Richard Mor . . . and Agnes his wife and Alice their daughter appoint John Clerk to deliver seisin to .... and Alice his wife, the whole of their tenement and croft at the Causeway near Arundel. Dated at Chichester the Monday on the feast of St. Andrew the apostle, 46 Ed. III. (This appears to be the date but in 46 Edw. III the feast fell on Tuesday) [Barely legible.] .

John Merton (?), priest of the church of Haryngham , from sir Henry, prior of the Causeway, near Arundel, thirty .... shillings and [four pence (?)] for the lodging ("more") and victuals of a certain John le . . . . Dated at .... Feb. 1346. [Partially illegible and slightly mutilated.] .

WARBLINGTON. Mutilated indenture between Henry, the prior, and the canons of the Causeway, Arundel, and John le Buteler, the lord of Lymbourne in the parish of Warblyngton giving him the appointing of a canon to priory for him, his mother Joan , and his wife Joan &c. in return for lands and tenements in Westbourne given to them by him; &c. Dated the Wednesday next before the feast of St. Martin, 1351.

HAVEDELL. Katherine, the prioress, and the nuns of the monastery of Lenemenstre release to John L..., the prior and convent of the Causeway, Arundel, all claims arising from the lease of five acres of land near Havedell in the parish of Lenemenstre, which the said priory held for a certain term of years now expired by grant from Robertthe then prior and convent to Joan the then prioress and convent. Dated at Lenemenstre on the vigil of the Purification, 5 Rich. II. Witnesses. John Michel, prior of Tortyngton , Robert vicar of Lenemenstre etc.

John Charney , prior of St. Bartholomew of the Causeway, Arundel, and the convent of the same demise to Philip ate Aldre of Wysberghe a tenement called West Wodesham in the parish of Billynggushurst for 60 years at an annual rent of 6s. 8d. Dated at Calcetum the Saturday on the feast of St. Matthew, apostle, 22 Rich. II.

BRADEBRUGGE manor, in Bosham. John de Clympesfold constitutes William de Clympesfolde his attorney to deliver to Roger his son seisin of two fields &c., as is contained in a certain charter. Dated at his house in Bradebrugge, 14 Ed. III.

EWEKENE (SURREY). Joan, formerly the wife of Maurice de Ewekene , grants to Maurice de Ewekene, son and heir of Maurice de Ewekene , one piece of land in Ewekene, part of her dowry, containing two acres and 1½ roods, between the cemetery of Ewekene and the high road going towards Horsham. Dated at Ewekene, Monday, 3 November, 9 Ed. II.

[Surrey] William Whythard grants to Roger de Kenlee and Joan his wife, one messuage and 30 acres of land in Ewekene, which he had by the gift of the said Roger, with reversion failing heir male to their daughters Alice and Matilda . Dated at Ewekene the Sunday next after the feast of St. Luke the evangelist, 20 Ed. II.

Peter Bonat grants to Robert Bonat his father one piece of land in the parish of Ewekene, which he lately had from him, near the road leading to Dorkyngge, with reversion to Robert's daughters Isabella and Agnes . Dated at Ewekene the Sunday next before the feast of the Annunciation B. V. M., 13 Ed. III.

Roger de Kenele grants to Thomas, son of Robert Bonat , and Alice his wife, all his lands and tenements in the parish of Euwekene. Dated at Ewekene the Sunday next before the feast of St. Thomas the apostle, 16 Ed. III.

Convention made between Thomas Bonet of Ewekene of the one part, and William le Schyghelere of the other, being a grant of one piece of land in Ockelegh, lying near the land of Oslynhhurst, to hold the same from the feast of St. Michael, 19 Ed. III, for 3 years.

John atte Wode remits and quit-claims to John atte Welle and Alice his wife all right and claim in six fields of land in the parish of Hecchingfeld. Dated at Horsham the Saturday next after the feast of the Epiphany, 33 Ed. I.

William de Clympesfolde grants to John de Clympesfolde his father the whole of his tenement called Blakelond, with a field and two crofts with a curtilage in Hechingefelde. Dated at Hechingefeld the Sunday next after the feast of St. Richard, bishop, 11 Ed. III.

John de Clympesfolde quit-claims to William his son all right and claim in that tenement called Blakelond, and one field and two crofts and one curtilage, in Hechingfeld. Dated at Hechingefeld the Sunday next before the feast of St. Gregory, pope, 11 Ed. III.

Andrew Peter grants to John de Clymppusfold and Matilda his wife and William their son the whole of that tenement called Blakalond in Hechyngfeld. Dated at Hechyngfeld the Sunday next after the feast of St. Martin, 12 Ed. II.

Richard, son and heir of John de Bradebrugge , quit-claims to William his brother all right in the land called Petreslond and in a piece of land called 'Le hyldes', and one garden formerly John atte Wode 's in Hechyrigefeld. Dated at Slyndefold the Wednesday next after the feast of St. James, apostle, 13 Ed. III.