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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… preserved, providing a complete listing at least of the county representatives. 4 In addition to the lords, no fewer … and under the titular presidency of Prince Edward, duke of Cornwall (later Prince of Wales), the keeper of the realm. … forever. And, in the presence of my lord the duke of Cornwall, keeper of England, the archbishop of Canterbury, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… to its content in requesting that the sheriff of the county be ordered to cease from levying communal fines on the … only twice before, on the king's eldest son (as duke of Cornwall) in 1337, and (as a special personal honour) upon … declare and itemise all his prises and purchases from each county, town, village and person. 14. VI. Item, pur …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… trade in each city and borough, and two merchants in each county, and they shall redress the defaults; and that which …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… abbots, and three priors; to ten earls (Norfolk, Cornwall, Lancaster, Surrey, Richmond, Oxford, Hereford, … abbots and three priors; to nine earls (Norfolk, Cornwall, Lancaster, Surrey, Richmond, Arundel (Richard Fitz … an order that sheriffs should hold property in the county, the confirmation of c.15 of the Statute of …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… abbots, and three priors; to eleven earls (Norfolk, Cornwall, Lancaster, Surrey, Richmond, Arundel, Oxford, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… twenty-eight abbots, three priors; twelve earls (Norfolk, Cornwall, Lancaster, Surrey, Richmond, Arundel, Oxford, … shrink was counteracted by stabilising the quota for each county and each vill at a slightly higher figure than the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… arrival in a region, and the keepers of the peace in each county, should have power by commission to inquire into the … to the treasurer the amount of victuals taken in each county, and from which persons, and by whom; and if the … Also, that keepers of the peace should be ordained in each county from the most sufficient men of the counties, and they …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… ordering them to return only one belted knight for each county (rather than the two regularly elected to … III's ancestors had held it, the duchy of Normandy, the county of Ponthieu, all the lands which Edward had conquered … and knights of the shires, that is to say, one from each county for the whole county, and with the commons of the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… are known, and they are for borough, rather than county, seats. In January 1463 Margaret Paston reported to … 1465. This covered the crown lands, the duchies of Cornwall, York and Lancaster, the principality of Wales, and … his reign by reason of his crown of England, his duchy of Cornwall, principality of Wales and earldom of Chester, or …