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SUSSEX. [ K~Lt~'S 4 SUSSEX. [ K~Lt~'s UCKFIELD UNION. Rape W. Pevensey. Buxted Little Horsted Hundred of .AJciston :-Alciston, .Alfriston and Lul­ Danebill Maresfield lil'lgton. East Hoathly Mayfield Hundred of Bis~opstone :-Bishops-tone and Denton. ~el- Fletching Rotherfield Hundred of Danehi:l Horsted : -Horsted Kevnes,• Framfield Uckfield meston and Tarring Neville or East Tarring. Isfield Waldron Hundred of Dill :-Hailsham and He:lingley. Hundred of Eastbourne :-Eastbourne. WESTBOURNE UNION. Hundred of East Gri'nstead :-East Grinst.ead. Bosham Racton Hundred of F:exborough :-East Blatchington, Sea- Chidham Stoughton ford and South Heighton. Compton Up Marden Hundred of Hartfield :-Hartfield and Withyham. East Marden W estbour&e Hundred of Lindfield :-Bur:eigh .Arches. Funtington West De1n Hundred of Longbridge :-Arlington, Berwick, Folking­ North Marden West Thorney ton, Littlingto'n and Wilmingt<Jn. Hundred of Loxfie:d Camden :- Lamberhurst (part WEsT FIRLE UNION. of), Mayfield and Wadhurst. Hundred of Loxfield-Dorset :-Buxted, Framfie:d. Is­ Amalgamated with Lewes, Hailsham & Eastbourne. field anrl U ckfield. Liberty of Lowey of Pevensey :-Pevensey andWestham WESTHAMPNETT UNION. Hundred of Ringmer :-Glynde, Ringmer, South Mal­ Aldingbourne Middleton ling and Stanmer. Appledram New Fishbourne Hu'ndred of Rotherfie:d :-Frant and Rot'herfield Barnham North Mundham Hundred of Rus~1monden :-F:etching, Little Hor­ Binderton OV"ing stead and Maresfield. Binsted Pagham Hundred of Shiplake :-Chalvington, Chiddingly, Bast Birdham Rumboldswyke Hoathly or Easthothly, Laughton, Ripe and Waldron. Bognor Selsey Hundred of Totnore :-Beddington and West Firle. Boxgrove Sidlesbam Hundred of Willingdon :-East Dean, Friston, Jeving­ Donnington Singleton ton, West Dean and Willingdon. Earnley Slindon The fol:owing are the rapes and hundreds in the Eartbam South Bersted Western division:- East Dean Tangmere Eastergat.e Up Waltham Rape of Arundel. East Wittering Walberton Hundred of Avisford :-Barnham, Binsted, Climping, Felpham W estbampnett Eastergate, Felpham, Ford, Madehurst, Middleo'n, Tort­ Hunston West It chenor ingtffil, vVa~berton and Yapton. Lavant West Stoke Hundred of Bury :-Bignor, Coates, Cold Waltham, Madehnrst West Wittering Fitt:ewortl'.1, Hardham, Houghton and Wisborough Green. Merston Yapnot Hundred of Poling :-.Angm1lring, Burpham, East Pres­ ton, Ferring, Goring, Leominster, Litbl·e:hampton, Pol­ The fol;.owing is a list of the rapes and hundreds in the ing, Rustington and Warningcamp. Eastern disision of the county, with the parishes con­ Hundred of RotherbridJ,o-e :-Darlavington, Bnrton, tained in them :- Duncton, Egdean, Kirdford, Lurgashall, 1'\orth Ohapel, Rape of Hastings. Petworth, Slxlpham, Sutton,'l'illingto'n and East Lavingtn. Hundred of Bal!tslow :-Crowhurst, Hollington, St. Leo- Hundred of West Easwrith :-.Amberley, Billingshurst, Greatham, Parham, Pulborough, Rackham, Rudgwick, nard~, Ore, St. Mary-in-the-Gastle and Westfield Hundred of Bat,tle, :-Battl1l and Whatli'ngton. Slinfo:d, Storrington, West Ohiltington and Wiggonholt. HunC:.re<.i of Bexhill :-Bexhill. Rape of Bramber. Hundred of Foxearle :-Ashburnham, Hurstmonceux Hundred of Brightford :-Broadwater, Clapham, Dur­ and Wartling. ing-ton, Findon, Lancing and Sompting. Hundre<1 of Goldspur :-Beck;ey, Broomhill (parb of), Hundred of Bm·beach :-Ifield, Lower Beeding and EastGuldclord or Guildford,lden,Peasmarsh and .Playden. Upper Beeding. Hundred of Gostrow :-Brcde and Udimore. Hundred of East Easwrith :-Itchingfield, Sullington, Hundred of Guestling :-Fairlight, Guestling, Ick:es­ Thakcham and Warminghurst. ~am and Pett. Hundred of Fishergate (part of) :-Kingston-by-Sea, Ilundred of Ilawk<>sborough:-Burwash (IJru't of), New Shoreham, Old Shoreham and Southwick. Heat'h£e:d and W arbleton. Ilundred of Hors~1am :-Horsham. Hundred of Henhurst :-Burwash(part of),Etchingham Hundred of PatDhing :-Patching. and Salehurst. Hundred of Sing:ecross :-Nuthurst, Rusper and Warn­ Hundred of Nether£eld :-Brightling,Dallington,~fount­ ha,m. \ield and Penhurst. Hundred of Steyning :-Bramber, Buttolphs, Coombes, Hundred of Ninfield: Catsfield, Hooe and Ninfie:d. Steyning, Washington and Wiston. Hundred of Shoyswell :-Burwash (part of) and Tice­ Hundred of Tarring :-West Tarring. hurst. Hundred of Tipnoak :-Albourne, Henfield and 'Wood­ Hundred of Stap:e :-Bodiham, Ewbursi, Northiam mancote. and Sedlescombe. Hundred of West Grinstead :-Ashingto'n, Ashurst~ Rape of Lewes. Shipley and West Grinst~ad. Hundred of Barcombe :-Barcombe, Hamsey and Ilundl'ed of Windham and Ewhurst :-Cowfold and Newick. Sherruanbury. Hundred of Buttinghill :-Arding:y, BalcOIDbe, Bolney, Rape of Chiche!!lter. Clayton, Craw:ey, Cuckfield, Hurstpierpoint, Keym~r, Slaugham, Twineham, West Hoathly and Wortf11. Hundred of Aldwick :-East Lavant, Pagham, Slindon~ Hundred of Dean :-Pakham. South Bersted, Tangmere and West Lavington. Hundred of Fishergate (part of) :-Aldrington or Atb­ Hundred of Bosham :-Bosaam, Chidham, Funtington, Erington, Hang:eton or Hankleton and Portslade. West Stoke and West Thorney. Hundred of Ho:mstrow :-Newhaven, Piddinghoe, Rod­ Hundred of Box and Stockbridge: -Aldingbourn, Ap• men, Southease and Telscombe. p:edram, Boxgrove, Donnington, Eartham, Hu'nston, Hundred of Poynings :-Edburton (part of), Newtim- Merston, New Fishbourne, North Mundham, Oving, ber, Poynings and Pyecombe. Rnmboldswykeo, Upper Waltham and Westhampnebt. Hundred of Preston :-Hove and Preston. Hundred of Dumpford :-Chiihurst, Didling, Elsted, Hundred of Southover:- Harting, Rogate, Terwick, Treyford and Trotton. Hundr€d of Street :-Chailey, Ditchling or Ditchelling, Hundred of Easebourne :-Bepto'n, Cocking, Ea.se­ East Chiltington, Plnmpton, Street, Wei>tmeston and bourne, Fernhurst, Graffham, Heyshott, Iping Linch, Wivelsfie:d. Lincbmere, Lodsworth Midhurst, N~rt'n Ambersham, Sel• Hundred of Swanborough :-lford and Kingston near ham, South Ambersham, Stedham and Woo:beding. Lewes. Hundred of Ma'nhood :-Birdham, Earnley, Ea.st Wi~ Hundred of Whalesbone :-West Blatchington. tering, Se~sey, Sidlesham, West Itchenor and West Hundred of Yonngsmere :-Palmer, Ovingdean e'nd Wittering. Rottingdean. Hundred of Westbourne and Singleton :-Binderton, .
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