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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… waste, issues and entrails of the same, to correct the price of meat in the said city, and to the common profit of … malice, valued the same goods and chattels at a lower price than they were worth by a large sum. And then, on 25 …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… be a renewal of the war, and for this there would be a price to pay. Thus, while the commons did not actually grant …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… amongst themselves, have arranged to reduce the price of hides of oxen and cows which come to market to be sold, a certain price for the best hides, and another price for hides of a different quality, which sum falls short …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… the merchandise which comes from overseas is of a higher price than it was; and the kingdom's fleet almost destroyed; … great insistence, he took the said manors at farm, for a price which was more than they were worth, and in return for … like wines, or other luxuries which have been at a high price in the past, as well by the fault of the sellers as the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… action'. Among these topics, he noted especially the price of wool: the question at issue was how to maintain its price in relation to its quality, and, although the … importance attached by the commons to the question of the price of wool, and suggests, as indicated by the Westminster …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… the summer, or perhaps to the dearth and consequent high price of grain upon which most of the other chroniclers … for the terms of a lasting treaty to be worked out. The price of wool continued to cause concern, despite the system … commands; secondly, to devise measures to improve the price of wool, and to make financial provision for the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… from anyone against their will and wish, without a fair price paid at once, before he receives the goods and chattels … to take them at farm from our lord the king at the highest price, shall have them for the duration of the war, on giving …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… that produce which they do have does not fetch any real price, because of which the commons at present are unable, as …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… so that anyone may sell sweet wine by retail at the same price at which Rhenish or Gascon wine is sold, and for no … it, so that the same sweet wines be not sold at a higher price than that at which the other wines are or shall be … it, they place it on sale as their own, at a far higher price than it would have fetched if the true owners of the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… would be to raise and likewise increase the value or price of the said money. [col. b] 5. Et quo ad defensionem …