John Rabbett holds to himself and his assigns, by an indenture dated November 28 in the fourth year of Elizabeth, at a fine of £120, the whole site of the farm of the Manor of South Newton in the county of Wilts., all its demesne lands, meadows, marshes, pastures, commons, fisheries, and the customary works of the tenants in South Newton, Stovord, and Childhampton, with all and singular their appurtenances in the above-mentioned South Newton belonging to the site and the farm or of old demised to farm with the above-mentioned site, as fully as Lewis ap Jevan had and occupied it, and also one virgate of land and one ham of meadow, lying in the afore-mentioned South Newton, called the Parson's yardland and ham with a sheep pasture, ... excepted and altogether reserved to the lord and his heirs the advowson of the vicarage there; the said John Rabbett and his assigns to have and to hold the aforesaid ... from Michaelmas before this indenture for the full term of 21 years, paying thence yearly to the lord for the aforesaid farm and site with its appurtenances per bs. 12d. 4l. 10 quarters of wheat prec. cap. 4d. 6s. 8d. 20 capons, per bs. 8d. 106s. 8d. 29 quarters of barley, prec. cap. 4d. 6s. 8d. 20 pigeons, per bs. 3d. 26s. 8d. [_sic_] 10 quarters of oats prec. cap. 4d. 4s. 12 great fish called great Trouts. and for the aforesaid virgate of land ... 13s. at the usual terms, with all other clauses and agreements, as is set forth at length in the indenture placed in the register. And be it known that the grain, capons, and pigeons and fish are valued at the rate written above the head of each kind. And there belong to the farm of arable land 55 acres in Middlefield, 60 acres in Westfield, and 60 acres in Eastfield, and one meadow called Long Ham lying in a close and containing 11-1/2 acres, and the cropping of one meadow called Duttenham lying in the west part of Wishford containing 10-1/2 acres, one meadow called Beymeade containing 4-1/2 acres lying on the north-west side of South Newton, and one curtilage near the barn containing 2 acres, and a hill called the Down estimated to contain 100 acres, and it is able to keep 500 sheep, 36 cattle, and 12 horses. And there belong to the aforesaid virgate of land, called the Parson's Yardland, of arable land in Southfield 6-1/2 acres, in Middlefield 8-1/2 acres, in Northfield 6 acres, and one ham of meadow, pasture for 10 cows, 1 bull, and 120 sheep with the farmer, 14s. 4l. Wheat 10 qrs. 106s. 8d. Barley 20 qrs. 26s. 8d. Oats 10 qrs. 6s. 8d. Capons 20. 6s. 8d. Pigeons 20. 4s. Fish 12. 7. THE AGRARIAN PROGRAMME OF THE PILGRIMAGE OF GRACE [_Gairdner, Letters and Papers, Hen. VIII, Vol_. xi, 1246], 1536.