Hampshire Notes and Queries, Repr. from the Winchester Observer & County News [afterw.] Hampshire Observer & Winchester News, Volume 21884 |
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28 March aforesaid afterwards April Armiger Athelwold Attwood Basingstoke Benham Bishop of Winton Bishop's Waltham blank Bramdean Buckholt chancel Chapelry Charles church Cleeve College Corhampton daughter of John Dean and Chapter DEANERY died Earl east Edward Elfrida Elizabeth forest gent George Gregory Norton Hampshire Hants Henry inscription Isle of Wight James Jane July June Justices King King's Knight Lord Manor March married Martha Mary Mayor of Basingstoke memory Meon Meonstoke Meonwaras Mildmay months monument nave Nicholas Norman Oxford Padwick parish patron present Queen rector Rem under ground Richard Norton river Samuel Sarah Scard Selborne Sept side Sir John Sir Richard Norton Sir Thomas South Saxons South Warnborough Southampton Southampton Water Southwick stone tomb tower tree wall Warblington Warnford West Saxons Wherwell wife of John wife of William Winchester Winchester College
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Page 95 - Fish shall be lost or destroyed ; or shall unlawfully and maliciously kill, maim or wound any cattle, or cut down, or otherwise destroy any Trees planted in any Avenue, or growing in any Garden, Orchard or Plantation, for Ornament, Shelter, or Profit...
Page 94 - One thousand seven hundred and twenty-three, being armed with Swords. Fire-arms, or other offensive Weapons, and having his or their Faces blacked, or being otherwise disguised, shall appear in any Forest, Chase, Park, Paddock, or Grounds enclosed with any Wall, Pale, or other Fence, wherein any Deer have been or shall be usually kept, or in any Warren or Place where Hares or Conies have been or shall be usually kept, or in any high Road, open Heath, Common, or Down ; or...
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Page 94 - ... or Conies have been or shall be usually kept, or in any High Road, Open Heath, Common or Down; or shall unlawfully and wilfully hunt, wound, kill, destroy or steal any Red or Fallow Deer, or unlawfully rob any Warren or Place where Conies or Hares are usually kept ; or shall unlawfully steal or take away any Fish out of any River or Pond...