Sussex Archaeological Collections Relating to the History and Antiquities of the County, Volume 26Sussex Archaeological Society., 1848 - England |
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abbey Abbot Abbot and Convent Abbot of Battel admitted advowson aforesaid Archæological archbishop Arundell Baker Bish bishop Bourchier Bramber Braose Brighton Buxted Canterbury Castle Goring Cerne Certif chapel chaplain charters Chichele Chichester clerk collated by exchange College Comp Courtenay Cranmer Crown dean and canons death of John Duke Earl East Grinstead Edburton Edward Eliz Findon Framfield Glynde granted heirs held Henry instituted Isfield Islep James July Justices Kent King of England King's land Laufenburg Lewes liberty Little Horsted London Lord the King manor Mayfield Montauban Mowbray Nicholas Oxford parish pars patron Péchels prebend present priest Priory rector of Buxted rectory Richard Ringmer Robert Samuel de Péchels Schaffhausen Sept Sir Thomas Slindon South Malling Southeram Stanmer supra Reg Sussex tithes Uckfield Valor Ecclesiasticus vicar vicarage VIII Wadhurst Warham wife William XXVI
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Page 249 - Beneath those rugged elms, that yew-tree's shade Where heaves the turf in many a mouldering heap, Each in his narrow cell for ever laid, The rude Forefathers of the hamlet sleep.
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