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10 Edit--. IV. he refign’d to them the Advowfon orPatronage of the Prebend of Euxrn in Com. Dorfet, withall its Rights and Privileges : And laftly, in the 21ftYear of his Reign, he granted them Two Parts of theManners of Old Suynford and Gannmv , in Com. Wygom.and the Reverfion of the Third Part of them, withthe Advowion of the Church of Old Swiynford 3 nor washe thus munificent alone, but excited and fpurr'd onothers to the like Example, licenfing, in the firft Yearof his Reign, all his Subjects to confer what theypleas’d to the Dean and Canons, within the Value of300 Marks per Annum , as well fuch as held of him inCapite or otherwife, notwithftanding the Statute ofMortmain j and afterwards increas’d this Licenfe toLands of 500 l. per Annum Value, (which King Hew.VWjextended to 1000 /.) Hereupon, Anno 10 Ed-w. IV.John, Duke of Suffolk, and Elizabeth his Wife, the King’sSifter, were permitted to affign to them the Mannor orLordlhip of Grovehury, otherwife call’d Leighton Bufard,in Com. Bedford, the Church of T intagell in Cornwall, asalfo Nineteen Mefluages, Seven Tofts, One Hundredand Forty Acres of Land, Fourteen of Meadow, OneHundred and Forty of Pafture, One Hundred of Wood,and Four Shillings Rent in Newford and Blanford, in Com.Dorfet, and Seventy Mefluages,Twelve Tofts, Five Hun-dred Acres of Land, One Hundred of Meadow, TwoHundred of Pafture, Forty of Wood, and TwentyShillings Rent, in .Stocky, Northall, Edelesburgh andRodenach, in Com. Buekj, and Twenty Mefluages, EightTofts, Three Flundred Acres of Land, Sixty of Mea-dow, T wo Hundred of Pafture, Forty of Wood, andTwenty Shillings Rent, in Compton St. John, in Com.SuJJex, and Ten Mefluages, Nine Tofts, Two HundredAcres of Land, Twenty of Meadow, One Hundred ofPafture, Ten of Wood, and Twenty Shillings Rent, inPortfmouth and Burglugge, in Ha.mpjhirc, and One Mef-fuage, Three Tofts, Sixty Acres of Land, Six of Mea-dow, Forty of Pafture, and Twenty Shillings Rent, inStodeham, in Com. Hertford, held of the King in Capite,without any Reftri&ion whatfoever, for which theDuke and Dutchefs were to be had in the perpetualOrifons of the Dean and Canvas. The fame Year

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