1087. _The ruin of the bishop's market at St. Germans._

The bishop has a lordship called St. Germans. In that lordship, on the

day on which King Edward lived and died, there was a market held on

Sunday. And now it is made nothing by the market set up close at hand

by the count of Mortain in his castle, on the same day.

_Exon. Domesday_ (Rec. Com.), 182, 470.

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