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Edward Hasted the History and Topographical Survey of the County Edward Hasted The history and topographical survey of the county of Kent, second edition, volume 12 Canterbury 1801 <i> THE HISTORY AND TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY OF THE COUNTY OF KENT. CONTAINING THE ANTIENT AND PRESENT STATE OF IT, CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL; COLLECTED FROM PUBLIC RECORDS, AND OTHER AUTHORITIES: ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS, VIEWS, ANTIQUITIES, &c. THE SECOND EDITION, IMPROVED, CORRECTED, AND CONTINUED TO THE PRESENT TIME. By EDWARD HASTED, Esq F. R. S. and S. A. LATE OF CANTERBURY. Ex his omnibus, longe sunt humanissimi qui Cantium incolunt. Fortes creantur fortibus et bonis, Nec imbellem feroces progenerant. VOLUME XII. CANTERBURY: PRINTED BY W. BRISTOW, ON THE PARADE. M.DCCCI. <ii> <blank> <iii> TO THE REVEREND THE DEAN AND CHAPTER OF THE METROPOLITICAL CATHEDRAL OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CANTERBURY: By whose continual care and attention that vene= rable and magnificent structure has been preserved to the present time, and with so much liberality re= paired and adorned; this Volume, containing the residue of the History of it from the earliest account of time, is With the greatest respect dedicated By their most obliged And most obedient servant, EDWARD HASTED. LONDON, MAY 1, 1801. <iv> <blank> <v> INDEX. The letter A refers to the Appendix at the end of this volume. A. ABERGUILLY, chapel of, 476. Abingdon, monastery of, 301; Siward, abbot of, 304. Abingdon, abbot of, 300; Fa= bricius, abbot of, 317. Abbot, John, prebendary, 78; John, of Guildford, 590, 591; Damaris, ibid. Abbot, election of one, by way of compromise; meaning of, 196. Abbot’s mill granted to the city, A. 634; discharge of ho= mage for it, 643; rebuilt, 657, 659, 672. Acon, siege of, 343. Acrise, rector of, 105. Acton, in Middlesex, rector of, 81. Adams, John, prebendary, ac= count of, 106. Addington, Henry, speaker of the house of commons, enter= tained by the mayor, 659, 660. Adelicia, queen of Henry II. 319. Adelwold, or Ethelwolph, king Henry Ist ’s confessor, 138. Adelwolph, king, 161. Adisham, rectors of, 55, 69, 75, 80, 85, 592, 593, 595. Administration, letters of, granted by the archdeacon, 551. Adrian, abbot of St. Augus= tine’s monastery, life of, 179, 180, 185, 275. Adrian, Ralph, monk of St. Augustine’s monastery, 212. Agar, Moses, mayor, A. 609. Agelnoth, dean of the priory of Christ-church, 303. Agen, diocese of, 572. Aglionby, dean, life of, 21, 54. Aglionby, Dr. John, principal of Edmund hall, 21; Agli= onby’s, of Cumberland, ibid. Airay, Henry, prebendary, ac= count of, 57. Akemancestre, now Bath, 293. Albania, cardinal, bishop of, 196. Albert, cardinal, life of, 323. Albin, abbot of St. Augustine’s monastery, life of, 180, 185. Albinius, professor at Leyden, 505. Alchmund, abbot of St. Au= gustine’s monastery, life of, 182. Alcock, John, mayor, 222, A. 606; John, 627; Thomas, 645. Alcuinus, epistles to, 280. Aldermen of the city, 6; ap= pointed A. 600; twelve ap= vi pointed, 602, 623; hold view of frank-pledge, 618; provide gowns, &c. for themselves, 635; displaced and restored, 652; fine for refusing the office of mayor, ibid. Aldey, Edward, master of Kings= bridge hospital, and prebendary, account of, 103; Henry, mayor, A. 606. Aldington, rectors of, 13, 83; palace of, 434, 524; manor of, 547. Alexander, Peter, prebendary, account of, 87. Alexander, abbot of St. Au= gustine’s monastery, life of, 193. Alfred, abbot of St. Augustine’s monastery, life of, 182. Alfred, king, 289. Alfric, abbot of St. Augustine’s monastery, life of, 182. Algrind, in Spencer’s Pastorals, whom it meant, 461. Alhallows, Barking, in Lon= don, rectors of, 59, 478; Bread-street, in London, rectors of, 41, 42, 70; Lom= bard-street, rectors of, 99; Thames-street, rectors of, 91. See likewise London. Alhallows, now Best’s-lane, in Canterbury, A. 621. Alhune, abbot of St. Augus= tine’s monastery, life of, 180. Alianor, queen of Henry II. 325. Almonry, or eleemosinary of St. Augustine’s monastery, 223. Alms-houses, in St. Peter’s lane, A. 632. Alva, duke of, 448. Alured, king, 288. Amalmenus, Peter, canon of Bourdeaux, 373. Ambresbury, synod at, 295, 299. Ambassadors, their reception, &c. drawn up by Sir John Finett, T. Ch. 1, 597, 599. Amcolts, Charles, 108. Amfleete, bay of, 177. American bishops, legacy for, 509; letter concerning, 511. Amiens, city of, A. 598. Amie, Wm. mayor, A. 607. Amys, George, monk of St. Augustine’s monastery, 212, 214. Annatus, Jacobus, bishop of Pavia, 583. Anderanes, in France, tithery of, 572. Andover, lord, A. 598. Andreu, John, alderman of Re= dingate, A. 596. Andrews, Mr. 236. Angel, alias Bell Harry stee= ple, in the cathedral, 436. Anglia Sacra of Wharton cen= sured, by Dr. Burnet, 269. Anne, princess, daughter of king George II. 45. Annunciation, altar of, in St. Augustine’s monastery, 204. Antiquitates Brit. Ecclesiæ, by archbishop Parker, 454. Antoni, John, monk of St. Augustine’s monastery, 212. Anyan, Thomas, prebendary, account of, 105. Apledore, vicar of, 97. Apothecaries formerly confec= tioners, A. 624. Apparitors, appointed by the archdeacon, 551; general to the same, 584. Apprentices, when first ad= mitted to freedom, A. 614, 627. Appropriations, origin and cause of, 176. vii Apricot, when first introduced into England, 461. Apulderfield, Wm. 113. Aquitaine, clergy of, 517. Archbishop’s election, contest for, 342, 346, 352; diffi= culties and expences of it at Rome, 528; present mode of, 525, 527; his confirma= tion, account of, 529; difficul= ties of obtaining it at Rome, ibid. consecration, account of, 531; inthronization, account of, 531, 533, 541; throne in cathedral erected, 495; pall, account of, 532; lived in common with his monks, 310; revenues, account of, 547; his peculiars, what they are, 516; their contests with the see of York, 258, et seq; with their archdeacons, 551 antient method of their inter= ment, 319; great difference in the chronology of them, 269. Archbishops, patrons of three of the prebends of Christ- church, 54, 516; patrons of Kingsbridge hospital, 124; of St. Gregories priory, 139; have the custody of Roches= ter castle, 321, and of that bishopric, 543; visitors of Oxford university, 412, 522, 523, and of Guildford hos= pital, 471; of Cambridge university, 523; their pro= vincial jurisdictions and pre= rogatives, 516; patrons of the archdeaconry, 516; their options, 517; their right to coin money and mints in Canterbury, 519, 520, 521; their pre-eminences and privileges, 541; power to grant dispensations, 542; are metropolitans of all England, ibid. their place in general councils, ibid. precedence next the royal family, 343; their right to crown and christen the royal family, 544, 545; the king and queen their special and pecu= liar parishioners, 545, 546; have the confirmation and consecration of all provin= cial bishops, 546; have the right of summoning bishops and clergy to convocation, 547; their palaces and cas= tles, account of, 524; palace in Canterbury, 309, 354, 439, 452, A. 598; royal feasts at, 372; pillaged, 376; repaired, 452. Archbishops cardinals, 352, 362, 395, 400, 420, 426, 428, 433; lord chancellors, 327, 347, 348, 379, 384, 385, 388, 395, 401, 403, 409, 411, 412, 423, 425, 428, 433, 437, 438, 439, 446, 462, 473, 475, 579, chancellors of Oxford, 370, 371, 403, 427, 440, 447, 467, 476, 485; of Cambridge, 447; of the exchequer, 575; lord high almoners, 503; chief justiciaries of England, 437, 348, 384; treasurers, 357, 379, 384, 395, 483; masters of the rolls, 432. Archbishops, their several courts, 518; their chancel= lors, 579, 584; commissa= ries, 70, 87, 133, 246, 575, 579; vicars general and offi= cials, 398, 425, 569, 570, 587. ARCHBISHOPS, LIST OF, 140, 144, 149, 435; Abbot, 156, 590, A. 643; life of, 470; Agelnoth, 183, 302; life of, 303; Æthelgar, life of, 298; Alphage, see Elphege. An= selm, 543, 559, 560; life of, 313; Arundel, 131, 210, viii 414, 415, 416, 551, 579, 580, 582, A. 615; life of, 409; Athelard, 257, 288, 289, 519, 556, 557; life of, 284; Au= gustine, 164, 270; life of, 265; Baldwin, 392, 520, 566, 567; life of, 342; Ban= croft, 57; life of, 467; Bec= ket, 115, 191, 256, 263, 264, 350, 354, 444, 562, 571, A. 641; life of, 327; Boniface, 337, 344, 362, 368, 405, 535; life of, 359; Bourchier, 138, 519, 521, 526, 585; life of, 427; Bradwardin, life of, 389; Bregwin, life of, 282, 283; Brithwald, 164, 274; life of, 278; Ceolnoth, 519, 557; life of, 287; Chich= ley, 65, 132, 422; life of, 417; Corboil, 138, 561; life of, 320; Cornwallis, life of, 512; Courtney, 359, 415, 580; life of, 403; Cranmer, 2, 75, 439, 451, 522, 548, 586, life of, 442; Cuth= bert, 164, 283; life of, 280; Deane, 585, A. 626; life of, 436; Deusdedit, life of, 274; Dunstan, 289, 319; life of, 292; Eadsin, 183, 219; life of, 304; Edmund, life of, 141; Elphege, 558; life of, 301; Elric, life of, 299; Elsin, life of, 292; Fleologild, life of, 287; Grindal, 457; life of, 458; Herring, life of, 501; Honorius, 164, 254, 255, 276; life of, 273; Hut= ton, life of, 503; Janibert, or Lambert, 164, 257, 258; life of, 283; Islip, 118, 151, 168, 319, 389; life of, 391; Justus, 164, 254, 255, 266, 267; life of, 272; Juxon, 22, 128; life of, 482; Kempe, 526; life of, 424; Kilwardby, 151, 366, 536, 570; life of, 361; Lambert, see Janibert; Lanfranc, 115, 137, 138, 139, 149, 171, 185, 186, 256, 260, 291, 296, 308, 559, 567, A. 642; life of, 308; Langham, 400; life of, 394; Langton, 337, 354, 566; life of, 352; Laud, 23, 65, 89, 157, 434, 482; life of, 474; Laurence, 162, 164, 166, 178, 254, 266; life of, 270; Livinge, 558; life of, 302; Lysegwin, see Bregwin Mellitus, 164, 266, 267; life of, ibid.
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