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With regard to the trade of silk stockings which had been established 'for setting poor people on work to maintain their living thereby, notwithstanding divers of said poor people very obstinately refuse either to work themselves, or suffer their children to be put to work in said trade or any other,' the by-laws provided that if any person not having a trade or private means should refuse to work in this trade he might be committed to the house of correction.
Moreover, no person might set up the trade of silk knitter unless he had served apprentice for seven years, and no one in the trade might take more than three apprentices unless he kept journeymen and women for every apprentice above that number.
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In order to avoid the danger of fire in the town the inhabitants were ordered to remove their stores of turf, heath and peat from their kitchens and a statutory number of leather buckets, long ladders and iron hooks to be kept by the burgesses was laid down, whilst a further rule provided that chimneys should be made of brick or stone. Sunday closing was made compulsory for all shops except taverns, and these might serve travellers only during the time of divine service. The by-laws end with directions for the choosing of officers; the alderman, chief burgesses and other burgesses were to repair to church in their gowns and after divine service to go to the town hall for the elections.
The charter of was the governing charter of the town in The only court then held was the court of quarter sessions held twice a year before the high steward, alderman, recorder and justice, or any two of them. The jurisdiction was over all offences not affecting life or limb, serious offences being reserved for the assizes. The county magistrates were not excluded, but were not in the habit of interfering. There was a lock-up house built in , but prisoners for trial were confined at Reading. Freedom of the borough was by election to the corporate body, and freemen had formerly had privileges of trading enforced by by-law, but no freeman had been created since and there was no staple manufacture.
The corporate jurisdiction as then observed extended over the town as far as it lay in the county of Berks. The weekly market on Tuesdays granted to the bishop in was confirmed in fn. The alderman was himself clerk of the market. Two yearly fairs to be held on the vigil, feast and morrow of St.
Barnabas 10, 11 and 12 June and All Saints 31 October, 1 and 2 November respectively were granted in The November fair was abolished in The fair on Thursday before Lent was still held when Lysons wrote In the accounts of the Mayor and corporation of Reading for , , and mention is made of sums varying from 20 d.
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Wokingham is not mentioned in the Survey of The Berkshire part of the parish formed a part of the manor of Sonning, then held by the Bishop of Salisbury. Wokingham proper has since remained a part of Sonning Manor fn. The first mention of it which has been found occurs in , when the Bishop of Salisbury was returned as lord of Wokingham-cum-Yevyndon.
After his death in v. Sonning it became the property of Mr. John Roberts. William Lane, yeoman, who died in , having bequeathed the estate to his son Edward subject to certain annuities and legacies. It was sold by mortgagees in to Mr. Edwin Ifould, from whom it was bought in the following year by Mr. John Francis Coston, the present owner. The Bear Wood walk of the forest see under Hurst is partly in the parish of Wokingham and is described in as being 'upon the waste of the manor of Evendons. The hundred included portions of Wokingham, Hurst, Shinfield and Swallowfield.
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The origin of this legal and territorial anomaly may possibly be due to a transference of lands in Berkshire acquired by the Longespees, Earls of Salisbury, from the jurisdiction of the Berkshire County Court to their county of Wilts. Since these Berkshire manors were so far from Amesbury, the creation of a local subhundred with a court at Hertoke or Ashridge would have been not unlikely. In the late 15th century fn. Ashridge or Hertoke Manor proper would seem to have originated in an assart of Windsor Forest.
A tract of acres of woodland described as lying in Hurst was held in demesne by the Earls of Salisbury fn. In an inquest was held to find whether it would be to the king's damage for the Earl of Lincoln who then held Ashridge in right of his wife to bring acres of it into cultivation.
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The jury returned that Ashridge lay between the Bishop of Salisbury's wood of Bisshopesbere and the Bishop of Winchester's wood of Billingbear, and that when the king hunted in the district he generally went through Ashridge Wood, so that the cultivation would be a damage. It was also deposed that the inhabitants of the royal vill of Binfield had common of pasture in Ashridge Wood. In a steward of the hundred was appointed by the Crown during the forfeiture of John Montagu Earl of Salisbury.
By woods fn. He disclaimed any title to the lands called Ashridge, Rowgrove and Sellgrove, fn. Lawrence, fn. Neville, Lord Bray-brooke. Gules a saltire argent with the difference of a rose gules. In a Geoffrey atte Beche was assessed for the largest sum among the residents of Wokingham. Richard Hawes, called of Wokingham, was appointed a regarder of the forest in Surrey, died, leaving the manor of Beaches to his wife for life with remainder in equal shares to her six nieces.
The front door of the manor-house of Beaches bears the date and the initials R. The house is now the property of Mr. Herbert Pearson, who bought it from Mr. In Thomas Drew and Agnes his wife settled the manor in conjunction with their daughter Margaret and her husband Walter Samborne. It descended to her son Drew Samborne, who died in January —7. Scory Barker of Chiswick, mentioned by Ashmole as impropriator of the tithes, fn.
Daniel Wheeler. In it was bought by Thomas Hopper, who by will of left his property to his daughter Jessalina Lady Smith. She sold it to Mr. Samuel Palmer, from whom it was purchased by his son Mr. Howard Palmer of Heathlands. Argent a cheveron sable between three molets gules pierced or. John Norreys founded a chantry in the church in and held lands in the parish at his death in Argent quartered with gules fretty or with a fesse azure over all.
A mill in Wokingham belonged in to Christian de Wudecride Woodcray? These measurements are all internal. The building dates from about the end of the 14th century, to which date the nave, with its rather ill-proportioned arcades, may be ascribed. There was doubtless an earlier church on the site, containing work of the 12th century, but whether the present walls are on the older foundations is not certain.
The south doorway is mostly of modern stonework in the style of the 12th century, but a few stones in its inner arch-order appear to be old and may have belonged to a doorway of that date, originally in the aisle wall. The tower was added about the middle of the 15th century.
The rest of the building has been so completely modernized as to obscure the architectural history. The clearstory was probably raised in the 15th century, perhaps when the tower was built.