Ch. IV. 



HAMPSHIRE. 



107 



on the borders of Sussex ; one only is given 

 by Saxton. Near Hambledon both maps 

 mark another, as well as one between 

 Eastmean and Petersfield, and others 

 near Alresford^ and East Tistead, the 

 latter called Rotherfield by Speed. 



In the Isle of Wight, besides the Royal 

 Forest and Park of Parkhurst, there was 

 a good park at Appuldurcombe, the chief 

 seat of the Worsley family, ' well stocked 

 with deer,' in 1781.' 



In the nineteenth of Henry VI., Lewis 



' Omitted by Speed. 



2 Worsley's Isle ofWight, p. 218. 



Meux, Esq. and Alice his wife, had license 

 to impark 300 acres of wood and pasture 

 in the parishes of Shorwell and Kingston 

 in this Island.' 



Existing Parks in Hampshire. 



I. HURSLEY . . Sir William Heath- 



2. Hackwood . 



3. hurstbourne 



4. Hale Park . 



cote, Bart. 



Lord Bolton. 



The Earl of Ports- 

 mouth. 



Mr. Goff. 



» Cal. Pat. Rolls, p. 283. 



