Search
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… or farmer for the time being of the profits of the king's stannary and of other issues to the king pertaining in …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… service 100 l. a year of the issues and profits of the stannary of Cornwall. Et erat patens. May 8. Westminster. To …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… May 22. Westminster. To the keepers or farmers of the stannary of Cornwall, or the receivers of the issues thereof … granted him that yearly sum of the issues or farm of the stannary from Michaelmas then last for life until etc. ( as …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… Et erat patens. May 8. Westminster. To the receiver of the stannary of the duchy of Cornwall for the time being. Order … for life 25 marks a year of the profits of the said stannary and other the issues and revenues of the duchy. Et …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… the stampage of tin in Cornwall, or to the warden of the stannary. Order, so long as he shall stand in office and …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… Nov. 6. Westminster. To the keeper or farmers of the stannary of Cornwall, or to the receiver of the issues …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… not applied. Oct. 8. Westminster. To the receiver of the stannary of Devon and Cornwall for the time being. Order to … king granted her 100 l. a year of the issues of the said stannary for life or until he should take other order for her …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… erat patens. Oct. 1. Westminster. To the receiver of the stannary of Cornwall for the time being. Order to pay to John … him for life 10 marks a year of the issues of the said stannary. Et erat patens. Oct. 15. Westminster. To Walter …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… 40 marks a year which the king's father granted him of the stannary of Devon; and on 25 November last at the prayer of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… exempt from all other civil jurisdiction than that of the Stannary Courts, except in cases affecting land, life, or … frequently directed by the vice-warden to be tried in the stannary courts, which are held at the end of every three weeks (except in the stannary of Foymore, in which there is scarcely any business …