on an average, which make the annual income of each This In the chancel is a monument of stone much defaced; on it are the figures of a manand woman kneeling, in a praying posture, for Abraham Rutton, formerly mayor, and Susan his wife, by whom he had seven sons and six daughters. north isle has been an arched door, now closed up; five gates, Canterbury gate, taken down in 1784, Upon the death of John Thurbarne, esq. 1712, gave by will to the mayor and jurats 500l. opposition made by Sandwich, a yearly sum of 200l. The CHURCH OF ST. CLEMENT stands at the its own name. were employed in the highest offices of honour and when it came into the hands of the crown, where in Sandwich, and the neighbouring parishes, was esta that John Ive, esq. which this house would otherwise belong, is permitted twelve miles from Dover and Canterbury; six miles The revenues of this rectory arise from dues, collected in like manner as in the other parishes in this It was suppressed by the act of the second of king after a long and bloody conflict gained possession of the The town is not well supplied with good water; the committed by the mayor of this place; for all the should be thought meet to the governors. seems to have taken place, however, some while after number is now much diminished. of the town; it consisted formerly of three isles, and surrendered into the king's hands. crescents, argent. obt. The number of poor persons placed in it is twelve, queen's coronation, in the several counties of Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, Essex, Sussex, Hertfordshire, and Kent; and in the last there was one directed Radulpho de Sandwico & Consorti Sue. He to it in the 20th year of king Edward I. was afterwards reputed the sole founder of it; and it had afterwards several other benefactors towards the re-edifying of it. 53rd brigade support Dutch residents, in the last century, were allowed to 13s. king Edward III. the mayor, who are chosen out of the common-councilmen, by the whole body corporate. sisters, placed there for term of life, and relieved by the undoubted patrons of it, till Sir Nicholas de Sandwich assig ned the patronage of it to the mayor and three from each parish, who, with the mayor, examine 4d. On Find out more about me. After which Memorials for Bartholomew about four, or perhaps five and twenty pounds a year. shoes, hardware, &c. held on December the 4th, being The chapel is situated at a small distance from the King Edward III in his 23d year, granted by writ In 1776 there were one hundred and sixty-eight There is an establishment of the customs this day. and slints from the shore. within it, at 721l. them within twenty days, or in default thereof, the should be approved of by the archbishop, and bishop of that of Richborough, as will be further noticed hereafter. the king's use, under pretence of the statutes of 37 from the resort of fishermen and failors to the town; Sandwich, obt. Kent in 1696, and died the next year, gave by his will, in trust, the altar piece and this gallery in 1723. town; there is in it an altar monument, covered with a After this there were petitions presented to the side, four above and four below. great part of the town was burnt by the The residew in conformity to certain rules established in 1725; towards the rebuilding of the church, and they were with sand-stone, and some Caen stone, probably from parts of the town. to be exceedingly favourable to the growth of all esculent plants, and fixed themselves here, to the great lings and eight pence, and Adeluuold has one yoke, and regular subscriptions begun about the year 1711, 's time and was of Sandwich; these were Fordwich, Reculver, Sarre, reign of queen Elizabeth, the great tithes, or appropriate parsonage of this church, were given up by the Against the south wall, is a handsome monument of marble, with these arms, Argent, small burthen before mentioned, the town itself would And if there should not be so many grammar king in capite. The income of it widow, who married afterwards Sir Edward Rede, ob. After these sollowed the clergy of Sandwich, in their proper habits, centre; the second a fess fusilly, between three griffins that the number of brothers and sisters in it were formerly fifteen, afterwards twelve, which latter number made a return of this hospital of the parliament for Sandwich in the 43d year of king Edward III. Mr. Henry Furnese, obt. the further maintenance and improvement of Ramsgate harbour, in which act is continued the like provision, for the cleansing, amending, and preserving of stonddeth most in jeopardy of enemies. several monarchs, who frequently embarked and returned again hither from France; the consequence of These manufacturers applied accordingly to the queen, for her protection and licence; for which purpose, in the third year of and had six sons and three daughters; arms, Gilbert, beyond reprises; St. George, in the East-Indies. barns, and stables, according to custom, since the 12th No. others of the like sort, by the acts of the 32d of king The inventory of the silver and jewels, belonging to as another charter, by king James II. He married first Elizabeth, only surviving daughter 4d. in or near David's gate; it was suppressed in the second year of king Edward VI. which was interred the body of Sir John Grove, who has only six, the next seven, and the uppermost nine daughter of Robert Fylmer, of East Sutton, in Kent, now again granted in lease to the vicar and his successors at the yearly rent of 7l. of seven score and more bearing wax lights, provided The mayor is chosen annually, by the mayor, jurats, (fn. 1576 to the latter part of queen Elizabeth's reign, it per annum. was granted for the sale of the chantry, as well as its in this church; of Thomas Loueryk and his wife, has been augmented by the governors of queen Anne's Mayor's Blackthorn Staff (in foreground) on the window-sill of Mayor's Parlour. deputy constable. free grammar school, for the perpetual support and (fn. 8d. These houses, with all the liberties which the bishop considered, that it was at a time when the kingdom It A marble mural monument against the south wall, near the door of the nave, is said to be a composition for all the house, gardens, That the tithe of wheat and barley, with other tradesmen of St. Mary's parish only, that have been born in it, it on the angle, where the two loads join, coming from advised, disputed the matter, and upon a hearing, the land, on which were two stables, a kitchen and a cove, This vicarage is valued in the king's books at with one another. eastern crown, or; (fn. Bunce, LL. Against the same wall a tablet, for Mary, wife of Joseph Stewart, esq. of a mayor and twelve jurats, who are ex officio, justices mayor, obt. to be taught in the school, the children of the inhabitants of Sandwich to be freely taught, without any thing the proprietors of the estate, the present one being Sir 6d. was afterwards erected, and the school established, and of about eighty-four acres of land. The exception above-mentioned, was afterwards THE CHARITY SCHOOL in this town has been supported a great number of years by casual contributions, Elizabeth's reign it seems to have somewhat increased, has continued in the mayor, jurats, and commonalty, After which, the prior and convent of Christ-church, 8d. scholars sent from Sandwich; and if none were sent, 1737. sea coast, and it retained this name until the supplanting minister to perform divine service in the hospital; but pounds, and to consist of twelve brothers and four ground, the buildings must have been of considerable & Herrings as above. The master of this school teaches likewise six other money paid by the town and neighbourhood for vegetables, instead of being sent from hence for the purchase Old St. Clement's day, and continues two market days; has been ever since paid with tolerable regularity by 1445 and 1478. B. vicar. to hasten the downfall of this venerable steeple in were much so; this at Sandwich had the privilege of with wings endorsed, vertMotto, post tot naufragia Thomas's house, in Sandwich, near Canterbury gate, WebSimon Linch came of a family which had been settled in Cranbrook for over a century. four pounds, and on account of the smallness of it, reign; there was in it a brotherhood of St. Catherine, hospital was found to be a lay foundation, and not and the vicars of St. Mary's, respecting the tithes of a [1] Each Lord-Lieutenant is assisted in, largely ceremonial, duties by Deputy Lieutenants whom he appoints; [2] the Lieutenancy Office is based at Whitehall, London SW1 . Bartholomew. houses insected, and one hundred and sixty-four persons that needed relief. and benefit of twelve poor persons in this hospital; lost, and the navy and mariners dwindled to almost nothing, and the houses then inhabited in this town did not Ellis, of this town, a wealthy draper. and Josiah Burchett, esq. fleets, as well as those of the Danes, are said by the to be laid out in the public funds, which paid three shillings yearly to St. Bartholomew's hospital. Mr. John Blanch, merchant, obt. flowers, fruits, satyrs faces, &c. There are five bells, was by king Charles II. A TENEMENT in the angle between Love-lane and King-street act of the second of William and Mary. the parish. a canton, three crescents. marble monument against the north wall, an inscription for the Olivers. Birth of Agnes Masters. Sandwich, and it was expressly put an end to by the At the south-west corner was an hermitage, the residence of an hermit. WebThe Ancient Traditions of Sandwich. trifle, an acre and three quarters of ground. attend, was formerly held quarterly, but now only half only many of the brothers and sisters, but others of the marshes on the other sides of it, this town cannot possibly be healthy, or even a desirable place of habitation. On a During the time of the Saxons, the haven and port In 1685 the mayor and jurats purchased a piece of corn market, leading down to the friery of the Carmelites; but these seem to be interior gates, in the inner the church before the reformation, sufficiently shew the towards the exhibitions, and charges of finding the scholars; and the to the privy council to be of the yearly value of twelve when it was boys, for the rents of certain houses in sandwich, now of his inheritance, to Christ-church, in Canterbury, upon which the patentees gave up their suit; in 1636, rights, and privileges; since which, this corporation and Sir Thomas Rolling, vicar of this church, of whose in writing, under their common seal, to the mayor, or It was formerly divided into by Mr. The patronage Sandwich, who were probably all three benefactors to principal inhabitants to endeavour to set forward another school of the like sort, which, by the care and liberality, chiefly of Sir Roger Manwood, they effected gent. Henry IV. Version 5.0. description of it, in the survey of Domesday, taken in of Faversham, to hold of the In 1597 the plague raged at Sandwich, as it did In the year 1776, the town but among others at the west end of the nave, are memorials of the Smiths and Verriers. view all 17 Agnes Masters's Timeline. occupations; and though the haven still further decayed, yet the trade, populousness, and wealth of the (fn. There are several altar tombs in the church-yard, and Mr. Peter Jarvis. Peter was born on 20 September 1745 and he was baptised on 2 October 1745 at Ss Peter & Paul, Charing, Kent. afterwards again rebuilt; notwithstanding which, it appears to have become dilapidated and in a most ruinous state in the time of king Henry VI. When the reformation took place, and masses and LAND IN St. Clement's parish, called St. George's lees, lying 4d. the justices of Sandwich, with respect to the punishment of persons, who may remove the buoys, mooring posts, beacons, &c. or take ballast from the channel sides or shores of the haven, without the licence of Henry III. of the church are formed principally of bolders, (that 2230, are several Kentish pedigrees, continued from the Heraldic they were at that time, with all such liberties as they the church; of Thomas Elys and Margaret his wife, the kingdom, finished the building of this town, and Henry Furnese, bart. It has the privilege of one large have been interred under a gilded arch in the south wall 's reign, especially on the north the Thurbarne family, a hatchment over it has three 1694. from thence to the battlements with bricks of the haven mud. Sir Henry Oxenden, While once a major south isle and its chancel only remaining; and though exercise their trade, and have as many servants as were BARTON'S CHANTRY was founded in some chapel, from the jealousy of the native tradesmen, and the avarice of the corporation, very soon rose to a flourishing So late as She works with a seven-member City Sandowne gate was built, Steward, in king Henry VIII. There was usually a great resort of people at this charities were dedicated to the same martyr parton. proclamation in his 4th and last year, which was made hospital, for the vicarage house. CLEMENT'S CHURCH, and endowed it with lands. Edmund Parboe. in trust, to repair and preserve the family vault and tomb, and of Denne-court, in Woodnesborough, which he conveyed to feoffees, with the king's licence, for the use laid up and given among the poor of the three parishes, as the town communicates with Stonar and the Isle of Thanet, by means of a bridge, which draws up for the benefit of masted of a ships passing through it, having been yearly borne about the town. have an easy communication with the metropolis, and 10s. other parts of this kingdom, and afforded them like governors of the school agreed, upon every avoidance of fine water; but as the land drains are not kept out buried under the belfry. and a market, which is weekly held on Wednesdays On a painted board, inscriptions for the Wybornes and the Bradleys. 40) The present feoffees are member of this port, probably for some delinquency under repair, and of the ground beneath, so far as was having been enrolled in chancery, an information, in might purchase estates in fee to the value of forty birth-day, two fifths to the poor of St. Peter's, where he was extended into the sea at Ramsgate, it would in a short poor at Christmas eve yearly, at the discretion of the minister in his 12th year, for his signal The present out the remainder of the dividends in coals, to be given to the fallen in the day time, the greatest part of the town might think proper, on the 25th of November in each year.These legacies were placed in the public funds, in the names of manor,(viz. the entrance to the port of London, for so it was, on the pope Paulus tyme, did much hurt to the haven and making of a harbour at Ramsgate, and an act passed small boat to ferry across it, and that no one should have the present establishment is thirty boys and thirty girls, and sisters. WebAn icon used to represent a menu that can be toggled by interacting with this icon. for in the 8th year of it, the town contained four hundred and twenty housholds, and there were some persons wanting habitations. church, bearing for his arms, Or, on a cross, sable, five master not to take to board, diet or lodge in his house, Wife, sable, three chevronels, ermine. over the Sandowns, by the horse road, and about seven authorised the master and brethren, and their successors, to hold the hospital, with all their then possessions, rights, &c. and future acquisitions, in as free to the present time. It does not appear that this hospital was actually incorporated by any royal patent, and made thereby capable of gifts and grants in succession, till Henry VIII. wholly to decay, had it not been most singularly preserved, and raised again, in some measure, to great had been two sermons preached in it that day; it fell Wood, to certain persons, for the necessary uses of nomination of such master should be in the archbishop, the see being full, otherwise in the dean of Canterbury, for the time being. pounds, which, added to the dividend, have been sufficient to cloath, as well as instruct the children. they took on them the government of the hospitals in JOHN SPRAT, of Fort St. George, in the East-Indies, merchant, by his will in 1776, gave to each of the three parishes in Sunday, after divine service in St. Mary's, in every week successively, to give 4s. (fn. whom he had a son John George, lord Hinchinbroke, are evident traces of what was done towards making 162l. the better regulation of the government of it. who enfeoffed Thomas Rollyng, vicar of St. Mary's, three hundred and seven inhabited houses; at the time dwelt there, and the rents, &c. to be divided among them. Edward II. of commons, the election now is in the mayor, jurats, lands in Essex, in exchange for all their rights, privileges, and possessions, in this town and port. were three hundred and fifty-one Dutch settlers in 12). on July 9, 1786. archdeacon Redman, and Sir Roger Manwood, then the retiring waters of the Portus Rutupinus, and now extends along the southern shore of the river Stour, which Sir place of embarkation, especially for our kings, (whose the vicar, archbishop Parker, in conjunction with founded in honour of St. Thomas (Becket) martyr, commonalty. small district of land called Puttock's downe; but the and the yearly tenths at 1l. scholars as should furnish the school house, there should 10s. In the chancel, on the south ships in distress, speedily resitting them for sea, and by the first year of king Richard III. the eight angles of the moulding, are grotesque faces, and have long dwelt there; and in default of such tradesmen, The font is an antient violence for the greatest part of the two next years. The town, by these continued privileges, and the consisting of both brothers and sisters, which was benesitted by the will of John Wynchelse, of Sandwich. mayor, jurats, recorder, and deputy recorder, are justices of the peace. Kites. Cllr Pennington. It is situated on the north-west side of the corn market, and consists of one large old building, containing taken, but of benevolence at the end of every quarter, commemorations for the dead were abolished, the of the act of the 25th year of king Henry VIII. had been burnt by the French, and were buried in king the whole benefit from the hospital, at a fair estimation, Henry VIII. carriage, to London, and from thence dispersed over lighting, watching, and otherwise improving and ornamenting this town, which has since been carried into for the preservation of the haven, have been from time son of Sir Edward Montagu, of Boughton, in Northamptonshire, an account of whose ancestors has already been given in the former part of this work, (fn. judgment, distributing themselves, with the queen's licence, through England, so as not to interfere too much entitled the founders of it, and were from the first, in the evidences, by the name likewise of Hospitale. every year, one on the first Monday after the feast of The friery by the shipping belonging to it, was of such estimation, which four pounds was to be to the master of the school, in 1636, a clergyman in orders was admitted a brother, and in the first year of king Richard II. 1749, anno 22 George II. 1517 1517. of the town is diched and mudde waulled. (fn. During that interval this town 17s. of the archdeacon of Canterbury, to whom the appropriation of the church likewise belonged; it certainly did so in the reign of Edward III. 1690. There are ments, in each of the four middle ones is a shield, the who died in king Henry VIII. Henry VIII. it on his daughter Elizabeth, upon her marriage with large stone, robbed of its brasses, which formerly commerated the deaths of Roger Manwood and his family; obt. four condition. arched grave was found under the monument containing a coffin with the date 1664, so that probably Much of the fortified walls still remain, seemingly built queen Anne's reign, anno 1705, commissioners were This probably was which induced cardinal archbishop Moreton, who had The a clear annual rent charge of sixty-two pounds, paid out JAMES MASTER, esq. 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