Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 168
to the juftice and to the faid jail, at his own proper cofts and* charges, and otherwife the tithingman to bring the faid felon, and chain him* to the caftle gate, and there to leave him. Cattle impounded in the caftle,** having hay and water for twenty-hours, to pay four pence per foot. This… … •:^.£. THE PRIORY OF TWYNHAM, OR CHRIST CHURCH, HAMPSHIi?E.. (plate I. ) This priory was originally called The Church of Twynham or Twynhamburne, according to Camden,from its fituation at the conflux of the rivers of Avon and Stour. T^E aera of its foundation is not afcertained. Camden fays only in…
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