Newenham | St. Mary Magdalene | Pat. 1226 | Newnham Regis, | | | Warwick, or | | | Newnham-on-Severn, | | | Glos. Cf. Newnham | | | Murren, Oxon. | | | Newenham | St. Margaret | Pat. 1332–3–4 | Newnham Regis, | | | Warwick, or | | | Newnham-on-Severn, | | | Glos. Cf. Newnham | | | Murren, Oxon. | | | “Novus Locus” | — | Close 1235 | Cf. New Place by | | | Guildford | | | Scevenloke, | St. Leonard | Pat. 1232 | — de la[478] | | | | | | Teneleshend[479]| St. Leonard | _c._ 1270 | Yorks ----------------+---------------------+---------------+----------------- FOOTNOTES: [165] This is identical with the 3rd Ordo given in Martene, lib. iii. c.x., from the Ritual of Bourges and Sens issued by the command of Cardinal Borbonius (Henderson). [166] _Domum_ (Henderson); or, reading _Donum_ (with Martene, etc.) we may translate this:—“may obtain the gift of everlasting salvation.” [167] Lincoln Taxation. [168] In parish of Luton, _q.v._ [169] “Order of St. William in the Desert” (Patent 1253); Suntingfield-by-Boulogne (Charter Roll 1285, Pat. 1393); Crown; King’s Coll. Camb. There was “a house of St. Cross belonging to them” (Pat. 1393); possibly Ludgershall, Bucks? [170] Private; Bishop of Lincoln; Dunstable Priory. [171] Pat. 1232. [172] Re-founded as “Christ’s.” [173] Called “King John’s” locally. [174] In Oxfordshire; cf. Crowmarsh. [175] United 1384. [176] Gervase of Canterbury. [177] Pat. 1252. [178] Under Suntingfield-by-Boulogne; cf. Farley, Beds. [179] Pat. 1384. [180] Cf. “House of lepers by bridge,” Tickfort by Newport (Pat. 1275). [181] Now “Queen Anne’s.” [182] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8. [183] Probably Newport, Essex, but one called New Hospital existed _c._ 1240. [184] St. Giles (Pat. 1228), St. Margaret (Close 1229). Cf. Pat. 1392. St. Gilbert & St. Margaret (Bp.’s Reg. 1368). Or the Loke. [185] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8. [186] United _c._ 1240. [187] Or Hermitage. [188] Or Fraternity. [189] Cf. Pat. 1256. Fair, Exaltation of Holy Cross. [190] Bp. Fordham Reg. 1391, 1394. [191] Or Knights Hospitallers. [192]? Now “King John’s.” [193] Boughton Spital. Seal(?) B.M. Cat. 2687. [194] Or God, St. Mary and All Saints (Pat. 1283).