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Show ae D fhe ballie therin ifrunneth is called Val Sen Se a eae Mlterpole, ec Arundale in Cnglith)is a gwdlic tone +theydirect hit nifeie ((beneath their courte totward pPeuenteie thereto inereafed with {mall numberof tpof tina eepety ieno eo aiaaiiiis ate bic they - = ee : aaonae omethellll one delcendefhfromthe no2th not far Che Cuck cu ky Peuenleiehauen, The thep fall togither into escaestoten Cucomarus. teas iter iMueth out at feucrall places, and hereof the mote catterlic branch commieth front WHarbleton foarD,the pther from Withops adandmeting bee from Gretham, ; andgoing by Lis, meeteth withhiad the secret neared: nert fireame(as% ge ¢)a ou a - : a - -fecond rifeth by tweft from the hils that lie tolwa the rifing of the funne from Cat maine,and tun netl Halling,they run in onebottome by Wicham 1° neth by Peterfield. Lhe third commeth from = tortard, and totntethtwith the fecond bettoene P Ne Arlington, Wellington, old Frithitan, andfo into the fea, 4 Se re = B J hat commieth out at Petwha qo togither inone chanel fe at (ta Mis, nifallor. king arill with themthat commeth betiveene Fer: Seetennteansl "ane th refoat, but tye thiete Head rileth toward the tuelk, fometbat bee -nnebirfFand S,iukes chappell, fouthwwel of Atrch tiene Ctehinfoand Shepleie,as Jheare. The mere, and meeting with it eattof Lopdefworth (as fit tater therefmre that falleth into the fame onthe --% Daread, and libetwife fundzte other inone chancll eaft five, (Tueth out of the ground about Uerttvwd, beneath Stoyham)to Waltham, urie, Youghton, andrunning from thence by Langhton amditipe, Stoke,Arundell,Lortington ford, Climping(all on ott the tel five:tt falleth into the aforefaid riuerbe- 20 the Wweik fide)and fo into the fea. neath Forle and Glime, 02 thee miles lotwer than Pauing thus selcribed the twefk fide of Arun, let bs Lewis, if the otherbuttalilikepounot. Dbhenert do the like totth the other in {uch fort as twe be tt map. herevato hath his head in Argas billthe third oef The firff river that tue come vnto therfore on the eatt cendeth from Athedonforrett, and ioining With the -_‘fide,and alto the fecond, rife of fundeie places in S. latt mentioned, thep cvofle the maine rivera littie Leonardsforreff, efoining alittle aboue Worthan, beneath Flefield. Lhe fourth watercommethfrom thep meet twith the third, tthich commeth from Ffield Athedon forrele by Porfked Caines(o2 Duleftate parke,not veric farre from Slinfeld.dhe fourth bath Caines) and falleth into the fame,liketwlfe calk of tivo Heads,thereof one rifeth in Wiitlete parke,the Linfield. Certes Jam deceiucd if thistiuerbenot other by welt, neere onto Welelmere chapel, and Sturewe, called Jhs,atter itis pak Aletield. Lhefit rifetha: 2 meting by welt of Dourffclo,thep onite themfelues bout Stowelgate,and meetetty allo with the maine with the chanel, growing by the confluence that J Treameaboue Linficls, and theteave knowen tolte -{pake of beneath Siinfeld,a little aboue Willing Dpon the righthand as tuerstwed vp theriuer. Dr the other fide are onelie tivo, thereof the fir bath bisoriginall neve onto CHenefield, mdboldingon irk, Thelat water commeth from the bilsaboue Linchemere, and runneth inet and fouth, and pa' fing betwweene IBillingthirt and Stopham,it conv fier betivecne Mewicke and Alefield (02 Ffield)as forme Wad tt. Lhe lak of all commeth from wit Arun beneath Stoham, without anie further in -_creafe,at the leatk that Jodo heareof, His courte tolvara the eat, it mecteth with bis mais modune 02 Dlumptor, and haning metin like fo2t {with the maine river about Wartham, it runneth 4o forth With it,¢ thep ref in one chanteli by Wardham, UYaifdie, Malling, Lewis, piovingburne,and fo forth into the maine, ye hert river that me came tute tet ofibeight: hemffon is' the Dore, whic vottwithifanding J find fo be called W2ember water,in the anctent mapot patton colledge ih Drford: but in tueh fort (as % fakeit)as the Mother o2 Limen iscatled Apledoure fireame,bicaufeof the fain totune that tanoeth ther --amivth buto the chanell Lat mentioned,and fo tnto the bam < st oe Sheronbarte mowit oan What on the tock ive Delcendetl from abont ‘Bit7 ; : 7 come t going toward the calf, it crottety tuifh )(Which rifeth a litle by tuck of Thacam) eatt from Pulborotw,and fo theprun as one oie,that atteetbisconttucres batiet itteitinto 4 the Guth» Ward PO by Wrem ber war e 28 torteitnta the Deeay,» Aruny = eArang Barleis > the €To mibe md s,andper ¥ Apesteunorupieyveade Arunocll totone the ea uing inthis maner pated-along the coatts af Sule Southtntke uel rs sadoe ee Burhunt, Aa as Farham,andfoi ntethe guife almogt full font, ee cateaeexs eeos Badunusi4 -_crecke (ecalien of a billage fFanvi eby) the month fb i ereoflieth an almoftcee ofrecite againt Borcher fer cattell, ehichis fituat abont thee miles bp wae : ter from Portefmonth totwne, as Leland nothA tee Port. Ther go we within halfe a mile further to coyten® Fozten crecke,thick eithergineth 09 tabseth a Foe a From Camatne it goeth (parting the foxrefts of Waltham,and Caftberie by the wap)to Wichamo2 Wiicombe, a pectic market totwne ¢ large thaoughe fare, there alfo the water feparateth it felfe into anbagoeth fir miles further to Wodmill, tabing the Otter broke twithall on the catt fine, and fo info the Deter: -_falt creche that leaneth dotwneta the hauct, Dn the otherfioe of S\onthbampton, there refor comineth per long againe bnto one chanell. Jfrom. Herice it goeth thee o2 foure miles further,toa bainge of timber bp matter Wdrithofeleieshoule (leauing Lichfelv totwne onthe vight fie)and alittle beneath 25 baidge water in ove bottome, whereof § find this large defcription infuing. Zhe erie bead of. the \Stocketwater, is tuppofen to be fonethere about Waling tote, 92 church Wocklete, ano going from that rifeth about Cattmaine parbe, ten o2 tielue ro Fa mile on the right hand: then to XZwiford(a mile niles by noztheatk o2 there abouts from Lichetelo, lower) ahere it gathereth agatine into one bottome, -_teth into this hauen alfa both the Left ¢ the Stocly Stockg thence betfycene Ducrtonand SDteuento n, tf com: as bir naturallcourfe infoyceth. Finallie,withina meth atlatt bp JLauerftocke ¢ Whitchurch, and fone milzofthis beidge it goethinto the waterof amps after teceluing a bake bp nozthiwett, callen the : ton hauen, therbite diuerle treames vefozt, as pou Wourne(velcending from S.Darie Bourne, fonth, Boarne, (hall heave hereafter. ; cat from owleburne)it praceedeth bp Long parody Dameltith. After this we come to Pamblehaurt,o2 Wanels -_and the wood,tillit meet tuith the Cranburne, on the riih creeke, tole fails betivcue faint Andeewmes eat five (a pretie. riuelet vifing about Dichelneie, caftell,and Poke, Itrifeth about Shiofodin Hal and going by Fullington, Warton, and fo Cramp tham forretl , ¢ then itis pal Croke baloge, itmeés burne) thence ts Hortwell in.one bottome, beneath feihiwtty another beoke,tihich iMueth not farre from 30 Obich it meeteth with the Andever twater, that is ine Withops WHalthant, out of fundzie fprings ithe creafen per tt conte there by an other bake, thote bightwaic on Winchefter,fromhhence tt patleth(as name Joonotkuoww. Hhis Andeucr treametiteth & (aid) bp Withops Waltham, then to Wuneleie o2 in Culbamfbire forretk, not far by nozth from Andee Wotlete, aad then toining: tofth the iamble, they -_uer totone,and going to byper Clatford,per it fouch tun fogither by Pzotwlingfworth, Gpton, Beufih, there it tecetueth the rill of hich 3 tpake before, Wamble totone,and fo tuto the fea. 7 hibich rifttig alfo néer onto Anpoet,goeth to Wonkes HouthhamsPow comeiveto the hanen of Sonthhampton, tonto Abbatetham,the Andeuer,and both(as 3 fain) ton. byProlomie called: Magnus portus, tid) J will bnto,the Lett beneath Hoztuell, hereof F hake es nen noty,. , briefelic. nefcribe fo neere as J can polltblie. Hhe brentl) o2 entrieof the mouth hereof(as ¥.take it)is 40. Sbele treamesbeing thus brought bp efttmation tivo miles fromfhozeto hore. Atthe * tome, it runneth towara the fonth info onebot: onder Stock» Wwe point therof alfoisa trong caftelllatelte buils -_bztdge,and fone after diuidingit {elfe in twaine, one bed, hich is rightlie named Calothoze, but now Calwhhot,F twote not bp what occafion. Duthera fine thereof alfo ts a place called oke(afmemew fioned)o2 Uamell hoe; wherein.are notaboue te o2foure fier boufes, not worthietoberemembzed. This bauew MHoteth op on the twelk five- bp the fpace of (cuenmiles, bntifl if come to Bampton-totone, fanding omthe other five, abere it ts.bp eftimation 50 gocth gicralnotusinenctispiatceteox, spgcerectmteit ementsbeat Southteak ft mecteth with the Wimar, not -eatk of linchefker , there feruing the ttreets, the lofeof S. Wares, Woluchvie, and the nefu college -beri¢ plentifullie with theit water. Wut in this meane thile, the great freame commicth from Worthie to the eat bainge,and fo to faint Elisabeth college, there it ooth slfo part in finatite, enufros ning the fain boule in moft pelecable maner. After this it gocth toward ©, Crofies,leauing it a quarter rurmeth onder Care batdge, thither the {ea floweth vie (02 rather a little aboue the-fame toward the north,as Fhauefince bene infoznied) and runing by the bottonieg toivard the fouth,it falleth bettocene hozth Berflete and Fletham. Crin riteth of (undzie Glin heads; bpeatt-of Crinleieand nitecing-his courte tolward the funne rifing, it peninfilatetl, Selefeie tote gn the fonthwett and Paghan at northiwef; Deelfringeth about WSenvertou,. and thence:vur Delus. -hittg betiwrene middle Wanant ann att Lavant, if slo onto the Deean,feparating-Dul fer from Pampihtrealmot fromthe berp head. Bas to other that retort to tide ano the lower foflesbp lake,a great creeke, that goeth bp by twelf intothe Jand,and lieth not fav from a roundturret of ffone, from thence alfo there goeth a chaine to another folver on the catt five direclie over againt it, the like frhereof is to be {enein diuerte other hauens of the weft countrie, therby the entrance of great bets fels into that pact map be at pleafure reftreined, From bence we go further to Lichefelwater, two arinelets,and going Ondertoo befoges of iu@d. Wurne hath bis (ue ta parke neve Aloingburs Burne, poi. Wut to proced,itisa pleafant twater, ¢ there: 50 fher,o2bp melt of twetk Bampnet,by eat of. Cyicser wet of Mumbaloefootwne,and afterward by to if pou confieer the ftuatioi of bis atmes,and Ftthburne, phixe it mecteth witha rill comming brandhes fromthe bigher grounds, verie much res no2th iueft. from Funtinguon (a Jittle beneath the fembling a foure fringed thip . Whereabout the fotone) ¢ then running thusin one ftreametoward Head of this riner ts; 02 which ofthete branches map the fea, it meteth with angther rillet comming:sby fafelie be calted Soza from the citing, iv goo {ath % -_-nozt of Botham,ana, fo into Anant gulfe-bpeatt oe fay. For of fuehadpaleduineortenmiis Xhomete Slava. Prot teow tits the land, (uodenlic the croffe waters Lhe Kaconrifeth by ‘pf Akaston 02 Racodur oped bs, fo that wetere inforced'to turne either Racunss num (as Leland me Oi ie ‘Giibs a batt 2 Welk, for divectlic fwrth-tight tue hav no toate bam, it faiteth into the fea;northeatt of. Zhooneiear fogo, Dhe five arnic onthe tight hand astue tent, 5, forefain; Lhe Gmilt commeth fir betiocne M50 out of aparkeby fonthof Alboue, and wace mill going ton and Ofanflen, then-dowWne to Emilfiwo2th 02 wani ee fotpard the noxthweff, it tars Cminefworth, Bimarus , Ticheteld. The defcriptionof Britairie. abillagehardby. After thistwecometoDéerpole e i a mile from land to land, Zhence itgoety op further Bireltozy, -_baaney thereof gocth bp Houghton, 2.a little beneath meteth With arill,that commeth from bptweff of , ans bill,and goeth by eaft of byer Wallop, turfk of nether Wallop, bp 1uchalt foareft,\5zeughton,and called (ag. 3.haue bene informed) the Gallop , bap How itis named Wallop, The other arme tunneth aaloping. though. the parke, by noath fuel of kings Sony burne,and oniting themfelues againe, thep go forth "by Mottefhunt, and then teceiue the Letk, a pretic eer, about the wiles to Kevb:tdge,fil ebbing and Aotw ing totther,and one mrilefarther, (0 favre.as. mpme, norte Doth{erue mx. Polw it relketh that Zocfcribe The Alretford fireame, abich fomedo callethe Arreo2 Arle,and F will proceed withall in. this.o2ver fols lowing. Hho Alreffor beginneth of aluerfe faire fprings, about autileor moje fro Alvetford, 02 Alfodas itis Water rifing in Clarenoun parke, that goeth bp Aueft Deane, aid ealt Deane, (ote Wo fefhunt, and finallie to the afozefain toater., abfch from thences forth ts callen the Dek, eucn Lito the tea, But to proceed, After this confluence, it taketh the gate te Aimbebzinge,then to KumfkieLongbstdge,and bes neath the fame recefucth a concourfe of thorilies thercof the one comineth from Zheretielo,the other thevbecome a broad lake, which for themott part is called. Alford pond. Afterward returning againe parke,thep beat bpon the elk,not beric farre front Murleling . Feomthence.the Lek goeth ynper a j nolpcatiedahd fone atter refoztingto one bottome, go» fromthe-ncw Fozrelt, and fointng in ladelete toanarrow chaucll,if gocth through atone binge Atitheend of Alford towne (leaving the tofyneit Selfe-om the loft hind) toward Wichingfocke- thie nules off; but perit commeth thereyit-recetucthting rilsincore bottome, whereof one.conuneth fromthe Fowek ty manerat-hand, and by nozthwett of glo Alreffor, the other fro: Browne Candiyer,that gos ethby Pathenton, Siwarewotton, Aberfane, rc: ontilt we meetiwith the fatd twater beneath Alfor totmne. 25eing pa iichinfockeitcomnmicthby A uington to fon village,andio Blaxthie,abere it beguineif to bgansh; and edy arine to partiticlicny -_-uetie. badge, before it. come at Keobstoge, from ‘ahenceit isnot long per it fall into the bauer, She nevt river that runneth into this post,{pang ofhin the new Forel, and commeth theretnto a: bout Cling not paling one mile bp wert ofthe fallo¢ Cling: Zoek. From heuce cating about againe into the maine fea, andleauing Calve tho2e caffell on the righthand, te directen our courte toward the foutt, dvefE, onto Ieaulicu bauen, fibereinto the Wincie -_-aefcendeth, The Minete rifeth not far from Pineie, Ainete, -ffred.a billage in the nozth part of the netp Forel; andgoing bp eaulicu, tt falleth into the fea fouthy J. fy, wef, aea : on epi The defcription of Britaine. |