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A History of the County of York East Riding
… on payment of 20 marks towards the rebuilding of St. Mary's church was excused from serving again as governor or … affairs; he was soon to become the first recorder of Beverley. 56 The new system of government introduced by the … He had evidently been groomed for office: he moved into Beverley 'to inhabit' in 1569-70, was made a burgess gratis …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… of Whitby Libertas De Wyteby. 1 De Willelmo Kanon' ij s v d q. De Waltero Stulpy. ij s ij d o. De Galfrido Canon' ij s vj d o. De Waltero de … with the assent of the same county court, by Robert de Beverley, Peter de Lincoln, William de la Sale, Robert de …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… REGIS E(DWARDI) XXXmo. Rythe. 1 De Johanne Spirting iij s vij d q. De "Roberto de Raynsate xj s q. De Lora que fuit uxor Gilberti iiij s iij d o. De … Maunby-on-Swale, Kirkby Wiske par. August 22nd, 1310. Beverley. Grant to Ranulph de Mauneby of freewarren in all …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… DE LANGEBERYGHE. 1 Daneby. De Willelmo del Grene ij s j d q. De Stephano fabro de Stayngate ij s viij d o. De Roberto Arkel ij s vij d o.q. De Willelmo de … the possessions of the Preceptory of the Holy Trinity at Beverley. It passed at the Dissolution to the Crown. Henry …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… Hovingham et Wathe. De domino Willelmo de Hameldon' xvj s vij d De Priore de Novo burgo x s ix d De Rogero de … iiij d De Waltero de Ellerscaye ij s ij d o. De Ricardo Beverley ix d o.q. De Willelmo Westgil' ij s vj d De Roberto … and Peter de Stokes. By the hands of Simon, Provost of Beverley and Archdeacon of Wells (Coram Rege., No. 155, m. 2 …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… WOOL 1327-1348 The constitutional importance of Edward III's reign has been thrown rather into obscurity by the dramatic … just and lawful tax 2 Parliament had confirmed the King's ancient prerogative of levying customs at the ports, but … and its discovery sometimes led to disorder, as at Beverley, where the sheriff of York, when he tried to make …
Old and New London
… The Tower (part 1 of 2) CHAPTER VI. THE TOWER. Csar's TowerBishop GundulfusHenry III.'s BuildingsThe White TowerFree Access to the Tower claimed by … outbreak. As Norfolk's army approached, the rebels seized Beverley, and Sir Francis Bigod prepared to fight for the old …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… OF FORDWICH LIES at no great distance from St. Stephen's, a small part of the parish of Sturry only intervening, and … Henry IV.'s reign, when it passed to the Beverleys, of Beverley, in Harbledowne, who afterwards quitted that seat and resided here, in whom it continued till William Beverley leaving an only daughter and heir Beatrix, she …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… TRINITY HOUSE It seems unlikely that there was a shipmen's guild in Hull during the early years of the town's history. … friars, who owned the land bounded by Whitefriargate, Beverley Street (now Trinity House Lane), Aldkirk Lane (now … the hospitals occurred in 1851, when Kingston College, in Beverley Road, was taken over and used as an almshouse. In …
A History of the County of York
… of the Citizens and the Distribution of Wealth York's attraction for immigrants was related, of course, to the … rivers was a means of livelihood, for one of St. William's miracles was to restore to life a fisherman's son who had … to York from Lyme Regis, 99 and a miracle of St. John of Beverley implies that York men traded to Scotland in the 12th …