Scope and Contents This relates to a lease from William de Hoo of Barnham to William Hawethorn, parson of Barnham and concerns a fishery at Barnham with enclosure as out in the charter. (The 'charter' presumably incorporates the lease, but the description suggests that it also contains a bond, with this as the conditional defeasance.) Hawethorn concedes that if he, his heirs, and assigns have possession of the fishery with free access and exit from Michaelmas last past for ten years, charter not to be invoked....

Scope and Contents William Smethe of Wetyng, clerk, and William Attemere of Brandoneferi to Peter, Prior of St Thomas the Martyr, Bromhill, and the canons there. This document concerns a fishery in Bernham, Suffolk, enclosed, with the access way to it which is 16 feet in width, with free access and egress and all rights and easements, formerly belonging to William de Hoo of Bernham. They are to hold it in free, pure and perpetual alms, of which the document provides a warranty. Witnesses named are: Ds John...

Scope and Contents William de Hoo of Barnham; to Robert Bisshop, William de Tudenham, Henry Purchaz, Peter de Elveden, William Smethe (clerics), Thomas Hunte, John Chaa, and William atte Mer. Enclosed fishery in Bernham with way thereto 16 feet wide, with free entry and exit and other easements and appurtenances. Warranty. Witnesses: Simon de Growndisburgh, Roger Cornewayl, Simon Warbur', Stephen de Strumpisagh, Peter Spark, John Reynold and others. Ratified at Barnham on Wednesday of the feast of St Michael...

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Same as Barnham A2, but in a different hand. It is not clear why.

Scope and Contents Richard, Prior of St Thomas the Martyr, Bromhill, to John Clifton, knight. Lease of a fishery in Barnham with enclosure and appurtenances, for fourteen years from Michaelmas last past; leased at a rate of 20 shillings per annum payable at Christmas, Easter, Nativity of St John, and at Michaelmas. Clifton is to repair 'les bayes' and 'les outhotes' of the fishery with timber in the first year, and keep it in good repair during term, and maintain the house of the fishery in carpentry, roofing,...

Scope and Contents William de Tudenham, parson of Brandon, Peter de Elvedon, parson of Fakenham Parva, and John Chaa; to William Smethe, parson of Wetyngg St Mary and William Attemer. Transferring all right to fishery in Bernham, Suffolk, and its enclosure and rights of access and egress, and all appurtenances, which lately belonged to William de Hoo of Bernham. Witnesses: Nicholas de Trows, Peter Spark, Bartholomew Taliour, Andrew Nithegal, and others. Ratified at Thetford, Norfolk, on the Saturday after the...

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William Hawethorn, parson of St Gregory, Barnham; to William Smethe, parson of Wetyngg St Mary and William Attemer. Hawethorn transfers rights in a fishery at Barnham and his incluso therein, with access and egress, lately held by William de Hoo of Barnham. Witnesses: Nicholas de Trows, Peter Spark, John Chaa, Roger Cornewallie, Walter Walteer, Bartholomew Taliour, Andrew Nythegal, and others. Ratified at Thetford, Norfolk, on the Saturday after St Gregory the Pope.

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Annotated draft and cutting of an article by HL for the Times on the International Court's judgement on a case between Britain and Norway over Norway's territorial waters.