[5] Caraccioli, p. 5.--Dallaway.--Archit. in England.--Forty-nine Castles are enumerated in Domesday Book, _that of Arundel only_, as existing in the reigns of Edward the Confessor, p. 269. The Castle of Arundel dates perhaps its true origin from that monarch, King Alfred.--p. 316. [6] Camden, 229-30. Fama vero tota est ex Castro, quod Saxonico imperio flouit. See Append. p. 331. [7] Wilhelm. Gemitens, f. 686. Ingentes possessiones habuit in diversis regionibus Normanniæ. [8] Dugd. Bar. 1. 26.--Camden, p. 86. “Normanni.” Primam Normannorum aciem ducebant Rogerus Montegomericus et Guil. Fitzosberne. [9] Ord. Vitalis De Gul. primo. Excerp. p. 208-254. A Wilhelmo rege Anglorum Comitatus Arundelliæ, et Salopesberiæ dono accepit. Ao. Dni. 1071. Rogerus de Montegomerici, Comes Arundel, fuit pacificè seizit’, &c. Inprimis de Castro Arundell, forest’ Warren’ hundr’ et aliis libert’ spectant’ ad Honorem Castri, &c. Tierney, 1. 14. [10] Dallaway’s Rape of Arundel.--Hist. of Sussex. [11] Estimated at 57·460 acres. Hist. of Arundel, p. 21. [12] Honour, in this sense, means a superior Seignory to which other lordships and manors owe suit and service, and which itself holds only of the Sovereign.--Feudal Syst. [13] Orderic, 522.--Excerpt. p. 254.--App. 332. [14] Order. Vitalis, 708. monachile seema devotus suscepit, etc.--v. also Dugd. Bar. i, 28. [15] Girald. Cambrens. Itinerar. p. 194.--Dugd. Bar. [16] Polyd. Virgil, f. 173.--Hovedon, f. 268.--Speed, 445.--Grafton, i. 177.--Tierney, i. 158.--Append. to this Volume, p. 332. [17] History of Arundel, i. 15. Orderic Vitalis, p. 708. [18] Chalmers’ Caledonia, vol i. 572--4. Anno 1158. “Ego Milcolumbus, rex, confirmavi, _Waltero, filio Alain_ (Fitzalan), Dapifero meo, et heredibus suis, in feodo et hereditate, senescalliam meam ... ita bene et plenarie, sicut Rex David senescalliam suam ei dedit.” In consequence of this grant, Richard Fitzalan, Earl of Arundel, sold the stewardship as an hereditary possession in 1336 to Edward the Third. Sec Dugd. Bar. i. 314.--Append. to this Vol. p. 334. [19] Mem. Howard Family--Descent of the Earldom, in Tierney’s Hist. and Antiq. of Arundel, vol. i. [20] See Appendix to this vol. p. 338, also Ellis’s Metrical Romances, vol. ii. p. 245. [21] Castrum Harundel T. R. E. reddebᵈᵉ qoda molⁱⁿᵒ XL. solⁱᵈ. et de iiibus conuviis (conviviis?) XX solⁱᵈ. et de uno pasticio XX solⁱᵈ. etc. etc.--Domesday Survey, quoted by Tierney.