Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
vitium nostrum duas naves dis et si quis versus illos placitare volue- ad perficiendum numerum viginti na- rit non respondeant neque placitent aliter vium de Hastingiis. Haec autem om- quam Barones de Hastingiis, et de quin- nia supra scripta concedimus, &c, &c.que portubus placitant et in… … WINCHELSEA. 159 resorte. Sir John Tregose a Knight was the chief owner of it, and oneMaurice, and Bataille Abbay. The King compoundid with them: and sowas there vii. score and tenne Acres limittid to the New Toune, whereofparte is in the King Mede withoute the Toune, and parte in Hangging ofthe…
Architecture, Domestic
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