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The London eyre of 1244
… York, provost of Beverley, Jeremy of Caxton and Henry of Bath; and be it known that no pleas of the City of London had … 1244. The appointment of William of York and Henry of Bath is dated Westminster, 18 April, C.P.R. 1232–47, 442. The …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… It is situated two miles west of the road between Bath and Weymouth, and comprises about 600 acres, of which 88 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… for the Smyth fellow ( c. 1502), 44 and Swainswick, near Bath, for the two Dudley fellows ( c. 1525). 45 Of these …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… the granting of permission for the grant of a burgage to Bath priory]. 9. Relating to the gift of a certain burgage to the prior and convent of Bath. 10. De negocio abbatis Sancti Augustini Cantuariensis. … of Leicester until the assize passed in his favour on Easton and Canfield in the county of Essex against lady …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… prays that, whereas William de la Marche late bishop of Bath and Wells gave and granted to him by his charter the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… parliament of the same lord king, the bishops Robert of Bath and Wells, Anthony of Durham, John of Winchester, Thomas … Hugh, by the gift and feoffment of a certain John of Easton - should be delivered to this same Adam. Et predictus … the venerable father lord Robert by grace of God bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor of the lord Edward the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… honourable father in God W., by the same grace bishop of Bath and of Wells, his treasurer, greetings. Concerning what …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… but to the benefit of Robert Burnel, formerly bishop of Bath and Wells, and his executors, as is said etc., this … Eustace of London, Peter of Winchester, Joscelin of Bath, bishops; Hubert de Burgh our justiciar, Gilbert de … been said above. Witness the following: Joscelin bishop of Bath, Luke the chaplain, the dean of St Martin's, London, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… held long ago in the Bench between them and John of Bath. Conceditur ei [sic: read 'eis'] . It is granted to … who was promised in the king's name by the bishop of Bath that the king would provide for one of his children in … with appurtenances in the same town; item, William of Bath that he might be able to give a messuage in Grovehill; …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… granted to the king from the clergy in the bishopric of Bath in the twenty third year in full satisfaction of all his …