Betaigne  (Richard),  goldsmith. — To  be  buried  in  S.  Paul's
churchyard  called  "  le  pardon  chirchehawe,"  near  the  tomb  of
Matilda  his  late  wife.  Bequests  to  the  church  of  S.  Mary  de
Colchirch,  its  rector  and  chaplains,  and  also  to  the  chaplains  in
the  chapel  of  S.  Mary  de  Conyhop.  To  William,  Thomas,  and
Richard  his  sons,  Johanna  his  daughter,  Alice  Holdon,  and
others,  he  leaves  sums  of  money  and  chattels,  comprising  mazer
cups,  silver  spoons,  half  a  dozen  of  peautrevessel,  a  bed  with
leopards'  heads,  a  red  bed,  viz.,  coverlit  and  tester,  powdered
with  roses,  &c.  His  jewels  and  instruments  appertaining  to
his  craft  are  to  be  appraised  and  sold.  To  Robert  his  son
and  heir  he  leaves  his  entire  rents  in  Chepe  in  tail  male,  with
similar  remainder  to  Thomas  and  Richard  his  other  sons.  Dated
London,  2  August,  a.d.  1389.  Roll  118  (42).
Rous  (Robert),  Knt.— To  be  buried  in  the  Abbey  of  Tarent
"  loci  sancti  Ricardi  episcopi."1  To  Simon  Aleysham  or  Ayles-
ham  all  his  tenements  in  S.  Clement's  Lane  near  Candelwyke-
stret   for    life ;    remainder  in    trust   for    sale   for     pious    uses.
1  Or  Tarrant  Kaines,  co.  Dorset.
Known  as  Kaineston  or  Kingston  ;  also
as  Locus  Benedictus  Begirue  super
Tarent  or  Locus  Beginee  super  Tarent.
Richard  Poor,  Bishop    successively   of


Chichester,  Salisbury,  and  Durham,
founded  a  Cistercian  abbey  here  (his
native  place),  circ.  1230,  in  honour  of
the  Blessed'  Virgin  and  All  Saints
(Tanner's  '  Notit.  Monast.,'  p.  107).
