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London Sheriffs Court Roll
… better distrained v. John Priour and William Fourneis in a plea of debt. Robert of Kent, sen., attached by his body v. Robert of Westle in a plea of account. proxima John Dosynoun, better attached v. Hugh le Fourbour in a plea of covenant. James Beauflour, better distrained v. …
London Sheriffs Court Roll
… recognize upon oath whether Joan of Cateloigne, on Sunday in the Octave of Trinity, 13 Edward II [8 th June, 1320] in the street of Walebroke, assaulted Williams of New Castle with force and arms, and wounded him with a knife in the left ear. The def. is mainprised by John of Alegate …
London Sheriffs Court Roll
… 6 [m. 6.] Thomas of Buri, attorney of Hugh le Fourbour in a plea of covenant v. John Dosynoun. Reginald Wolleward, attorney of John of Dallyngge in a plea of debt v. John Coppedoke, poulter, Martin Brutz, … attorney of Roger of Suthcote, pl., v. William le Ganiour in a plea of trespass. Reginald Wolleward, attorney of Martin …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… St. Mary Colechurch 105/11 Introduction In the later 12th century 105/11-12 and property in St. Lawrence Jewry parish (provisionally identified as 81/C-E) formed an L-shaped block in one tenure and was charged with rents to Canterbury …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… part was acquired by the hospital of St. Thomas of Acre in 1261-2, while the shops on the Cheapside frontage remained in private hands until they were acquired by the hospital in 1444. The street frontage of the property corresponded …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… properties lay between 23 on the S. and 25- 33 on the N. In the 13th and early 14th centuries it appears to have extended from Bow Lane on the W. to 34 on the E. In the 14th century land at the E. end of the property was … to part of no. 49, nos. 50-3, and part of no. 55 Bow Lane in 1858. Early history and quit-rents In the 13th century 5 …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… also have been the pattern of building at an earlier date. In 1858 the property was nos. 97-100 Cheapside and nos. 31-3 … to sixteenth century The earliest identifiable interest in the property was that of Bermondsey Priory, and this may be the land in Cheapside which Herbert son of Alveredus gave the priory …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… xij. Henr' de Hope iij. Will'o filio Rose iiij. Joh'e Fal in the wolle vj. vj. Ric'o Roune ij. Henr' Gysote xviij. … Mollesone ij. vj. Reginaldo Molendinario ij. vj. Will'o in le Lone ij vj Joh'e Abel xviij. Ric'o le fevere iij. Henr' … Smyth xij. Henr' Bachiler xv. Will'o de Leyes xxj. Will'o in le Medowe xij. Joh'e in le Medowe xv. Will'o del Vikers …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… into the same the next day being sunday; and was lodged in the town-house till the 7th of the same month. What the … Swedes. The city Graudens is also surprized by the Swedes. In this city is also great alteration; and what this success … pensionary of Dort, and the other commissioners having in pursuance of their commissioners resolution of the lords …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… where I shall take security of them as is directed in the instructions, and the commissioners will meet me … an account of my proceedings. When I am at my owne house in Oundle, if you direct what you have to send me, to the postmaster of Stilton, 'twill be with me in an hour's space alwaies, (being but six miles from me). I …