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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… door of the king's own chamber at Westminster as well as St Paul's. 7 These references suggest that public interest in … Boulers (who had already been summoned as abbot of St Peter's, Gloucester), received the temporalities of his … by the addition of the borough of Gatton. 29 Researches by Roger Virgoe suggest that the parliament saw a drop in the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… assembled in the king's presence in the chapter house of St Mary's priory. The chancellor, the bishop of Winchester, … and ingratitude of York and his allies. What they did at St Albans was an 'execrabill and moost detestable dede', … Clay late of Chesthunt in the shire of Hertf', squier, Roger Eyton late of Shrouesbury in Shropshire, squire, and …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… and the bishops of Ely, Salisbury, Bath and Wells, St Asaph, and Coventry and Lichfield are not thought to have … of England. He spoke to a text from the first letter of St Peter, 'Fear God and honour the king', a text also used in … as tressages communes en cest present parlement: qe come Roger jadis count de Marche, piere Esmond ore count de …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… heads of religious houses were summoned, the prior of St John of Jerusalem being added to the customary list. Amundesham tells us that the abbot of St Albans was present at the parliament until Martinmas. 24 … of the pantry, Ranulph Appulton, serjeant of the avener, Roger Semprer, serjeant of the poultry and buyer, John …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… of York and the bishops of London, Winchester, Norwich and St David's) the writ was also addressed to their vicar … might himself be absent in distant parts. The bishop of St Asaph is not named. Twenty-five abbots and priors were … London, Durham, Bath, the chancellor, Lincoln, Salisbury, St Asaph, St David's and Rochester; and also the earls of …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… twenty archbishops and bishops were summoned (the see of St Davids was vacant at the time of the summons) and … to Westminster Abbey on that day to celebrate the feast of St Edward the Confessor - an important festival in the royal … Rogier Mortymer erle of Marche, hir son and heire; which Roger erle of Marche had issue and lefully gate Edmund erle …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… the prince's own faculties are not enough'. According to a St Albans chronicler, ambassadors from France and Normandy … significance of Beaufort's missions was not lost on the St Albans chronicler, John Amundesham, who spoke thus of the … third petition was put forward by John Arundel, warden of St George's Chapel, Windsor, to deal with the problem of …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… to prevent the Breton defeat at the hands of the French at St Aubin du Cormier on 28 July 1488. In the following month … made a knight of the bath and created prince of Wales on St Andrew's day, 30 November. On the vigil of the feast the … Le seignur Dudley Sire Thomas Bryan, chevaler Sire Roger Tounesend, chevaler And the following are assigned …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… after the latter's provision to the bishopric of St David's in August 1496. The roll is in a generally good … and adducing in support of his argument the authority of St Augustine, St Thomas and other theologians, and also canon law, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… earl of Surrey The abbot of Westminster The abbot of Bury St Edmunds The abbot of Abingdon Lord Daubeney Lord Hastings … monasterio Sancti Salvatoris de Syon. For the monastery of St Saviour of Syon. 6. Item, quedam alia peticio, cum quadam … knyght Jamys Chydeley Thomas Cotrell John Gilberd Roger Holland John More Robert Yowe John Wylmer Andrewe …