Adam's illustrated guide to Rye (with map) : Winchelsea, Northiam, Camben-on-Sea, and all places of interest in the neighbourhood . ith the assistance of the EastSussex County Council and the Boartl of Education thisdifficulty should disappear, and. with an enlarged staff,modern apparatus, and a thoroughly up-to-date building, Rye should become the centre fur SecondaryEducation in East Sussex. Under the enlightened policy of Mr. Robert L. Morant, theRegulations for Secondary Schools have become more andmore elastic, and it is to be hoped that it will be possibleto frame the curriculum of the S
Adam's illustrated guide to Rye (with map) : Winchelsea, Northiam, Camben-on-Sea, and all places of interest in the neighbourhood . ith the assistance of the EastSussex County Council and the Boartl of Education thisdifficulty should disappear, and. with an enlarged staff,modern apparatus, and a thoroughly up-to-date building, Rye should become the centre fur SecondaryEducation in East Sussex. Under the enlightened policy of Mr. Robert L. Morant, theRegulations for Secondary Schools have become more andmore elastic, and it is to be hoped that it will be possibleto frame the curriculum of the School so as to meet theneeds of the neighbourhood, and that Commercial subjectsand Agriculture will find prominent places in it. There is a large Recreation Ground almost adjoining theSchool ; and every information respecting terms. &c., maybe had on application to the Headmaster, Mr. J. MolyneuxJenkins, at Ascbain House, the Grove, Rye, wiiere alimited number of boarders is received. ly ^^^^^^^K^v (^^^^^^^F iBBi^^^^^^^l HHHIIIII^HI 1 sHh H ,m„.^.^..« .--__ THK OLD RYE GRAMMAR SCHOOL (See page: 78 aud jg).. oo E o < RYE (Domesday Book). RYE was given by Edward the ConfesSv^r to the of Fecamp, which held it till 1267. There is noexpress mention (by name) of either Rye, or Old Win-chelsea in l)omesda\ Book, but on page 17a., col. 2, ofthe original Record, there is the following entry: —In Ghestelinges Land of the Church of Fecamp. The Abbot of Fecamp holds Rameslie of the King,and held it of King Edward, and it then vouched for 20hides : now for 17?; hides. There is land for 35 ploughs !In demesne is i plough; and 100 villeins, less i, have 43ploughs. There are j Churches * ! ! ! returning 64 are 100 Salterns] of ^8, and 15s., and 7 acres ofmeadow, and wood for pannage for two hogs. In thisManor, is a New Burgh \, and there are 64 Burgessesreturning ^8, less 2 shillings, and, in Hastings, 4 Burgessesand 14 Bordars retu
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