...sixty- eight forests, besides parks and chases, in different parts of England, he was not yet satisfied, and J. Rivington suffibishopric or abbey, and named a successor with the advice of the principal clergy. Lanfranc, in...

...sixty- ^ ( eight forests, besides parks and chases, in different parts of England, he was not satisfied, but for the occasional accommodation of his court, afforested an extensive tract of country .CHAP, lying between the city of Winchester and the - ^ - sea coast. The inhabitants were expelled...

...sixty-eight forests, besides parks and chases, in different parts of England, he was not satisfled, but for the occasional accommodation of his court,...afforested an extensive tract of country lying between the river Avon and the bay of Southampton. The inhabitants were expelled: the cottages and the churches...

...sixty-eight forests, besides parks and chases, in different parts of England, he was not satisfied, but for the occasional accommodation of his court,...afforested an extensive tract of country lying between the river Avon and the bay of Southampton. The inhabitants were expelled : the cottages and the churches...

...sixty-eight forests, besides parks and chases, in different parts of England, he was not satisfied, but for the occasional accommodation of his court,...afforested an extensive tract of country lying between the river Avon and the bay of Southampton. The inhabitants were expelled: the cottages and the churches...

...sixty-eight forests, besides parks and chases, in different parts of England, he was not satisfled, but for the occasional accommodation of his court,...afforested an extensive tract of country lying between the river Avon and the bay of Southampton. The inhabitants were expelled: the cottages and the churches...

...country lying between Winchester and the sea-coast. The inhabitants were expelled ; the cottages and churches were burnt ; and more than thirty square...the deer, and ample space for the royal diversion." " Many populous towns and villages and thirty-six parish churches," is the more circumstantial estimate...

...country lying between Winchester and the sea-coast. The inhabitants were expelled ; the cottages and churches were burnt ; and more than thirty square...the deer, and ample space for the royal diversion." " Many populous towns and villages and thirty-six parish churches," is the more circumstantial estimate...

...new Forest, near Winchester, the usual place "of his residence: and, for that purpose he laid waste "the county of Hampshire, for an extent of thirty...cultivation and converted into a wil"derness, to afford suff1cient range for the deer, and ample "space for the royal diversion. The memory of this act of...

...whose work to me, the sincere and pious Samuel Butler was ready to go down upon his marrow tones ; let us hear the good Doctor upon this subject. He..."were withdrawn from cultivation and converted into a wil" derness, to afford sufficient range for the deer, and ample "space for the royal diversion. The...