1190. _Charter of Richard I. to the citizens of Winchester._

... This also we have granted that the citizens of Winchester of the

Merchant Gild be quit of toll and lastage and pontage[7] in fairs and

outside them, and in the seaports of all our lands, on this side the

seas and beyond them.

Stubbs, _Select Charters_, 266.

[7] Pontage was a due payable for crossing bridges.

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