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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… as follows: Beds., Bucks., Camb., Hunts., Norf., Suff., City of Norwich, &c.:Andrew lord Wyndesoure, John lord … from the river running from a part of the soke of the city of Winchester called Blackbrydge to the port, town, and … Estlangdon, Coperland, and Waterlok, Kent, and co. city of Canterbury, which belonged to St. Radegund's the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… (2) bishops, (3) abbots of Parliament flanked by the officers of arms, (4) dean and almoner, (5) Garter, (6) the … customer and collector of the subsidy and ulnage in the city and port of London, which office Ralph Bukberde lately …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… B. II., 56. (No. 150.) B.M. 1017. [2050.] JAMES IV. to the OFFICERS of the FRENCH PORTS, especially Rouen and Dieppe. … reception of George Roche, sometime bailiff of the city of Cork, to be a brother of the said house. Latin. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Sir Robt. Rede and Wm. Mordaunt. Westm., 29 Jan. York, City and Castle.Commission to Wm. Fayrfax, John Erneley, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Wolsey and my Lord Lisle only. He does not wish any of the officers of arms to know it. Thinks he can communicate … of the siege before Turwyn as in the town [of Kales and] city of Tournay, as hereafter shall ensue [right plainly]." … "Stuff and garments delivered and worn and used in the city of Tournay at a banquet there, [of] the King with many …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Ratification of patent 20 June 18 Edw. IV. granting to the city of London the packing of merchandise &c. [c. 16.] 9. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Julian Parma, Plesaunce, M[antua], and also deliver [the city] of Milan in recompence for Parma and Pl[esaunce, the] city of Bergamo, and the town of Crema [with other] things; …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 30 Frenchmen to equip the English vessels just taken. The officers of the town prevented some English merchants from … Had found a greater difficulty in dealing sharply with the officers there, because Wolsey had failed to send him "the … which the writer thinks should be assigned to Wolsey's officers. Advises him to devote the confiscated house to that …