Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 114
of this houfe, an exemptionfrom all tolls, aids, and tallages, and to all their benefliftors, beingcontrite and confefted, he releafcd forty days pennance: this deedwhich is confirmed by Hugh, Prior of Durham, and the convent there,bears date, A. D. 1262. Its revenues were valued, 26th Henry… … Mm/uT HiremotdA,J)i^^^m. MONKS IFEREMOUTH, DURHAM, Monks Weremouth ftands at the north mouth of the river Were, oppofite to Sun-derland. King Egfrld gave this town to the famous Benedl(fl Bifcopius, who A. D. 674.founded a monaftery here, and dedicated it to St. Peter. It fuffered in the…
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