Pedestrianism

'260 APPENDIX. third time; et ad mnjus hujus rei testimonium, in posteruw una cwn sigillo meo huic scripto, sigillum venerab. patris nostri R. Abredonensis episc. et sigillum Domini AnselmCammel feci npponi coram his test. Dom. A. Archidc Brechin, DomNigello de Mouhray, Dom. Roberto de Montealfo, et Dom, Will, de Hunyter, cummultis alits. This third deed was confirmed by AlexanderII. at Aberbrothwick, the 7th March, (anno 1236,) and thirty-second year of his reign. Coram test. Tenerab. patr. Ro. Epis. Abre; WHlielvto Comite de Marr, Waltero de Moravii, R. de Montealto. These six documents, viz. the threedonations, and the three respective confirmations, were extracted from the Chartulary of Aberbrothwick, which still remains in the, Advocates'Libraryof Edinburgh,andthey may, therefore, be deemed quiteauthentic. Humphrey, and his daughter Richcnda, having died with­ out male issue, Johnde Berkeley, the brotherof Humphrey, succeeded, and,being dissatisfied with the alienations they had made, he turned the abbot and monksout of all their- possessionsin his domains. But he was obliged to com­ promise the matterwith them; and, with the concurrence of his heir Robert, he gave them themill of Cometh, with its appurtenances, in lieu of the landsof which be dispos­ sessedthem, burdened, however, withthe yearly payment of thirteen merksof silver to himand his heirs. This agreement was not only signed and sealedby the abbotand monksof Aberbrothwick j by John,andhis heir, Robertde Berkeley; but also, una cwn sigillis vener. viro- rum,