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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… Pardon to Osbert Chinnok of his outlawry for a robbery from Thomas de Carleton. Appointment of Godfrey Merillon, … to retain in mortmain rent to the value of one mark from a house which William de Blithe holds in Cripplegate … 6 d. yearly at the Exchequer, part of 15 l. issuing yearly from the manor of Radewelle, co. Essex, in exchange for : (1) …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… iniquity are saying that the king has prohibited any one from reaping his corn or mowing his meadows and are making … king's esquire, going beyond seas. The like, for two years from Easter next, in Ireland, for Robert son of Maurice, … he was of full age and exacted restitution of his lands from the king, whereby the king granted him a writ out of …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… the county it was found by his ill-wishers and by persons from the remote parts of the hundred, that he was disinterred … Aguyllon, as to the alleged exaction of undue customs from Amatus de Ras, master of the ship St. Michael, Deago … merchants and others have entirely withdrawn their trade from the said port to the great loss of the said town and the …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… of a penalty of 300 marks which will be due to the king from Arnold de Jusikes if the latter should incur such … Brun and Everard le Brun his brother, merchants of Ghent, from any molestation in their persons, goods, or merchandise … case of any banishment of Flemish merchants or their goods from the realm, of forty days' grace to remove their goods to …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… mandate to the justiciary to give the earl seisin thereof from Tuesday after the feast of St. Mark ( Martini) the … 100 l. to the use of Florentinus de Warenna, retiring from the king. Labrus, the merchant, 1,000 marks. Giles de … to the receipts and payments made by them on his behalf from Easter, 1 Edward I. to Michaelmas, 7 Edward I.; so that …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… base condiconed fellowe'. Copley also claimed that he was from an ancient gentry family and a revenue collector for the … Acta (5), fo. 102, Libel 1. Copley was descended from an ancient gentry family and also the collector of … meet in a cause of scandalous words provocative of a duel, from 4 to 6 September 1638, at the White Hart Inn, Doncaster, …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… the Temple, Paris, to contract a loan in the king's name from merchants or creditors, collectively or individually, of … staying in Ireland. Acquittance to Joseph de Chauncy from making any account for the time that he was treasurer or … is bound to the latter, and they are to take a bond from the bishop that he will repay them at the appointed …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… engaged on the king's business in England, to import from foreign parts and to sell cloth, though it be not of the … shall revert to the said Robert without claim or hindrance from the Crown. Licence for the said Robert to enlarge a park … John de Fifhide to view the state of the debts due to and from the king in Ireland from the time of his coronation, and …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… so; also whether Theobald took timber, carriage or works from anyone of those parts without paying the proper price. … partridges, not permitting the prior or his men to issue from the gate of the priory with dogs to hunt in his demesne, … verge and ejected Roger de Brome and Margery his wife from certain lands there which they held at a term, and took …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… Licence for the Carmelite friars in Oxford to receive from any persons willing to enfeoff them as much of the … (2) for the 35 l. 10 s. 6 d. yearly which she receives from land and rent in Westden and Cherleton, and from the moiety of the hundred of Stokbrugg, previously …