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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… the river Tf both above and below the town. In 1172, Henry II. passed through Cardiff, on his expedition against … 14th, 32nd, and 33rd of Edward III., the 20th of Richard II., the 2nd of Henry IV., the 19th of Henry V., the 29th and … A further charter appears to have been bestowed by James II., in the 3rd year of his reign; but this document is not …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… Sir Francis Walsingham. (The same as 503.) 16th May, 1583. II. 54. Letter from the Lords of the Council to the Lord …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… favour of the Empress Maud; and, in the reign of Richard II., it successfully resisted an attack of the French, who … monarch, by David, Henry Plantagenet (afterwards Henry II. of England), and the Earl of Chester; on which occasion … Cumberland and Northumberland having been ceded to Henry II. by Malcolm, in 1157, Carlisle was besieged in 1173, by …
Cardiff Records
… the crowd. I used great forbearance, and regret if any innocent or unoffending persons were injured. I am confident …
Cardiff Records
… blazon of the Royal Arms, framed. It has the letters G. II., for George the Second. It was brought from the old Town …
Cardiff Records
… had presented to the Corporation a copy of Vol. II. of his "Charl et alia Munimenta de Glamorgan." Vote of …
Cardiff Records
… Charter granted to the Town of Cardiff (that of King James II.) is missing. Without having entered upon any … and that it was of ancient date. The Charter of James II. reserves to the Crown yearly such fee farms, rents &c. as … the discrepancy. We now come to the Charter of King James II., granted in 1687. This differs in a very remarkable …
Cardiff Records
… on this seal: Quarterly, I.& IV. Argent, a Tudor rose; II.& III. De Clare: Or, three chevronels gules. Supporters: …
Cardiff Records
… Cardiff Council Minutes Introduction CHAPTER II. Cardiff Council Minutes, 18801897. DURING the seventeen …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… who, having subsequently entered into terms with Henry II., was allowed to retain his possessions in South Wales, … laden with rich spoil. Early in the reign of Henry II., Roger, Earl of Clare, entered Cardigan with the sanction … two nephews, whom he had delivered as hostages to Henry II., by their keeper, the Earl of Gloucester, Rhŷs again took …