[34] _Hundred Rolls, Bedfordshire._--'Et sunt illi villani ita servi quod non possunt maritare filias nisi ad voluntatem domini' (II. 329). 'Nec pullos sibi pullatos mas- (II. 328). _Buckinghamshire._--'Sunt ad voluntatem domini, et ad alia facienda quæ ad servilem conditionem pertinent' (II. 335–6). And so on. [35] II. 744 _b_. [36] II. 758 _a_. [37] In another manor in Huntingdonshire certain cottiers ought to make summonses. II. 616. [38] The Latin text is badly printed here, but the original has been inspected. [39] II. 642 _a_. [40] II. 613 _b_. [41] II. 554 _b_. [42] II. 535 _b_. [43] _Fleta_, lib. 2, c. 71. Compare also '_Extenta Manerii_:' _Statutes of the Realm_, i. p. 242. [44] _Fleta_, lib. 2, c. 72. [45] _Fleta_, lib. 2. c. 73. [46] Augmentation Office, _Miscellaneous Books_, Nos. 56 and 57. [47] _The Domesday of St. Paul's_, edited by Archdeacon Hale, Camden Society, 1858. [48] Pp. 38 _et seq._ [49] P. 42. [50] P. 64. [51] 'In manerio isto sexcies xx. acre faciunt hidam, et xxx. acre faciunt virgatam' (p. 64). [52] 'Cum vi. hidis trium solandarum' (p. 58). [53] _Sutton_, where mention is made of a 'solanda quæ per se habet duas hidas' (p. 93). [54] _Draitone_, 'cum una hida de solande' (p. 99). [55] For the _sullung_ of Kent, see Mr. Elton's _Tenures of Kent_. [56] Published in the Rolls Series. [57] iii. p. cix. [58] iii. p. 55. 'Quatuor virgatæ terræ continentes unam hidam.' [59] Edited by Archdeacon Hale, in the Camden Society's Series, 1865. [60] P. 10 _b._ [61] P. 14 _b._ [62] Worcester Cartulary, p. 15 _a._ Of the common customs of the villeins on the manor of Newenham--to give '_Thac_' on Martinmas Day; for pigs above a year old (sows excepted), 1d., and for pigs not above a year, ½d.; to sell neither ox nor horse without licence; to give 1d. toll on selling an ox or horse; also 'aid' and '_leyrwite_' (fine for a daughter's incontinence); to redeem his sons, if they leave the land; to pay '_gersuma_' for his daughters; no one to leave the land, nor to make his son a clerk, without licence; natives coming of age, unless they directly serve their father or mother, to perform 3 '_benripæ_'; and '_forinseci_' (_i.e._ villeins not born in the manor) shall do likewise; to carry at the summons of the '_serviens_' (bailiff or serjeant) besides the work: and if he carry '_ex necessitate_,' to be quit of [a day's] work; to give at death his best chattel (_catallum_); the successor to make a fine, as he can; the widow to stay on the land as long as she continues the service; all to attend their own mill; 'Cotmanni' to guard and take prisoners [to jail].