mb 2 (29 September–29 September) (Payments)
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In menstrellis domini Regis Arundell comitium kantie & aliorum dominorum super uenientes per annum hoc anno xxiij s. x d....
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mb 2 (29 September–29 September) (Payments)
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On minstrels of the lord king, the earl of Arundel, of Kent, and of other lords visiting throughout the year this year, 23s 10d....
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Richard FitzAlan (c 1348–97), 15th earl of Arundel, had been part of Richard II's council but in 1397 was executed for supporting Gloucester's plotting against the king.
Record title: Southwick Priory
Bailiff's Accounts
Repository:
HRO
Shelfmark: 5M50/45
Repository location: Winchester
Henry I founded a priory of Augustinian
canons at Porchester in 1133, but within the next two decades the priory
moved two miles north over Portsdown Hill to Southwick (VCH:
Hampshire, vol 3, pp 161–5, British History
Online,
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/hants/vol3/pp161-165, accessed 20
May 2018). The Valor Ecclesiasticus put Southwick's annual value at £257 4s
4d – a large amount for a relatively isolated house, because pilgrims
left offerings to Our Lady of Southwick (VCH: Hampshire,
vol 2, pp 164–8, British History Online,
https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/hants/vol2/pp164-168, accessed 20
May 2018).
29 September 1392–28 September 1393; Latin; parchment; 4 membranes, joined serially; 603–738mm x 250mm; unnumbered; written both sides with a good deal of fading due to damp, fairly heavily repaired, though little text actually missing.