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A History of the County of Norfolk
… following the surrender he obtained from Henry VIII a grant of the site of the college and its whole possessions … for himself and his heirs at a nominal sum. The grant contemplated the immediate destruction of church and …
A History of the County of Nottingham
… 10th century, and that it was immediately followed by the grant to the reigning archbishop of lands which possessed in … of his great estate. Oskytel, the recipient of the grant in question, is one of the obscurer Archbishops of … house, was also a benefactor to the vicars in 1392 by a grant of property. 97 In March 1439 Henry VI granted to …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… two plough-lands in Holland and a third in Orrell. 2 The grant to the college was limited to one messuage and one …
A History of the County of Dorset
… to the ordination of the dean. 37 In addition to this grant the custodian and four chaplains obtained a licence … at the annual value of 4, in part satisfaction of the grant of 10 'marcatas.' 38 The office of custodian of the … custodian and chaplains of the Great Chantry, reciting the grant procured by the countess of her son Henry VII by …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… of the collegiate church of Wingfield, for Thomas Doupe to grant in mortmain to them land in Stradbroke, Wingfield, and … the same time Michael earl of Suffolk obtained licence to grant land rent in Stradbroke, Wingfield, Silham, and …
A History of the County of Kent
… times; 3 and in 1292 he gave licence for the archbishop to grant land in Wingham to the canons to build houses upon. 4 … the church of Bishopsbourne for life. 8. In 1298 he had a grant of protection for one year while going to Rome. 9 He …