... Eighth Is made a grant of this manor to the college of Arundel; subsequently it wvas granted to Henry, Earl of Arundel, and at the commeiscement of the reign of Queen Elizabeth, Henry, Earl of Arundel, had the manor of Hayling ; in the first ...

... rmost high potent, and most noble Prince, Henry Charles, Duke of Norfolk, Herald Marshal, and Heredi- tary Earl Mlarshal of England, Earl of Arundel, Surrey, and Norfolk, Baron Fltzalan and Clun, and Osweldestro and Mlattraesss, Knight of the Moat Noble ...

... manor belonged to the Arundel family, and ly in the year 1509 a lease was made of this property e- am-'ost other property of Lord Arundel, for 1(00 year' a- to Lord 3,umley, who had married a daughter of the Is, Earl of Arundel ; another daughter married ...

... scene of unusual excitement. Dr. Newman was ac- companied by the Earl of Arundel and severalamembers of the House of Commons. Shortly before the learned judges took their seats the Earl of Carlisle arrived in Court, and was accommhodated with a place ...

... which this property was included. the It was alleged that this book woas in the hand-writiiig F of the steo-ard of the Earl of Arundel, in the year 1610. oays It was submitted that this book was evidence of reputo. pras tion as to the extent of the manor ...

... Th afllowing reguilatioos respecting 5wan- hc marks enl the high otrearn iare worthy of regard ,-Swrau , macks, 1614-, Earl of ArundeL, butted on the right wing9, ito nd il0teir heels both cut off ; Biehep of Duihetro the tb 10 loft wing, and three notehes ...

... the tatior atil lauds inlisnylisig Island sehich Itad fotbrerly brett unalientable f'rom time descendeants at'l llerery Earl at' Arundel, to which titere tappeared a dcsrriptiott at' the several proteirtite itt the lslatnd, but vblich timade ito stirittiati ...