The Great Pestilence (A.D. 1348-9), Now Commonly Known as the Black Death

by Francis Aidan Gasquet

[326] Escheator's Inq. p. m., Series i, File 165.

[327] Rot. Pat., 25 Ed. III., Pars 3, m. 4.

[328] B. Mus. Cole MS., 5824, fol. 86. Cf. Dr. Cunningham, Growth of English Industry and Commerce, p. 305.

[329] R. O., L. T. R. Memoranda Roll, 27 Ed. III. (Hilary term), m. 7.

[330] Rot. Claus., 26 Ed. III., m. 7.

[331] Hist. MSS. Comm., Fifth Report, p. 444. These lands were apparently the Appledore Marshes, which subsequently cost the monastery £350 to reclaim.

[332] Sussex Archæological Society, Vol. xxi, pp. 44, seqq.

[333] Reg. Pontissera, fol. 143.

[334] This may be considered the number in the previous century from the Annales de Wintonia.

[335] Reg. Wykeham, ii, fol. 226.