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NEar the Lord Harringtons house Burley, standeth Okham a fair Market-town, which Lordship the said Lord Baron enjoyeth, with a Royalty somewhat extraordinary, which is this: If any Noble by birth come within the precinct of the same Lordship, he shall forfeit as an homage a shooe from the Horse whereon he rideth, unless he re∣deem it at a price with Money. In wit∣ness
whereof, there are many Horse∣shooes nailed upon the Shire-hall door, some of large size and ancient fashion.