Feudal England: Historical Studies on the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries

by John Horace Round

[²⁵⁵] Henry, says Orderic, in 1100, 'concito cursu ad arcem Guentoniæ, ubi regalis thesaurus continebatur, festinavit'.

[²⁵⁶] This account of the Winchester placitum is taken from my second article on 'The Custody of Domesday Book' (Antiquary, xvi. 9-10).

[²⁵⁷] Academy, November 13, 1886; Domesday Studies, p. 537 note; and Mr Hall's Antiquities of the Exchequer, chap. i.

[²⁵⁸] Mon. Ang., iii. 86.

[²⁵⁹] Hen. Hunt., 211; Richard of Hexham says of Henry I's charter of liberties that 'in ærari suo apud Wintoniam [eam] conservari præcepit' (p. 142).

[²⁶⁰] Domesday Studies, 546-7.

[²⁶¹] Supra, note 255.

[²⁶²] Athenæum, November 27, 1886.

[²⁶³] See also Domesday Studies, 547 note².

[²⁶⁴] Domesday Studies, 539 et seq.