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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… (RHWNG DWY GLYDACH), HIGHER, a township, in the parish and hundred of Llangyvelach, union of Swansea, county of … grandeur. The older portion contains the domestic offices and general apartments for the accommodation of the … this court, when the lordship belonged to the crown, were patent offices. The town-hall, situated near the …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… certainly surrounded on three sides by low-lying ground, and the Ouse at Riccall has one of the most prominent bends … in its sinuous course. It was at Riccall that Earl Tostig and Harold Hardrada landed in 1066 before marching to battle … and 20 a. of allotment gardens were awarded to the parish officers for the poor. 3 A former boundary stone from the …
Richard Hutton's Complaints Book
… Jonathan Burton, George Keith's Way Cast Up. 1 16 August, and Bob Barclay's Apology 2 lent to W. Wall. Stephen Crisp's … friend John Heywood, I desire thee to take some care and notice of little Charles Toovey that is in the workhouse, … that lived in London, an acquaintance of my husband's and mine, Joseph Chalk's wife's sister, of this town. I have …
Richard Hutton's Complaints Book
… matter in difference long depending between Richard Kirton and Richard Hawkins, executors of Hannah Doggett, and a member of your monthly meeting on two accounts in the … the said order was drawn up and passed throughout all offices in Trinity term last: 1681 for the discharge of all …
Richard Hutton's Complaints Book
… order to give the steward satisfaction for his revilings and false charges which he could not make out. But William Ladd went into the country and it was 2 months before he came again . . . The committee … satisfaction he said, he came to demand satisfaction, and his appearance and behaviour gave so great an offence to …
Richard Hutton's Complaints Book
… in friends' workhouse has been considered by us and that unless we hear of a speedy amendment we shall be … that friends will think themselves entirely clear of him and if so, he may not expect any relief from the monthly meeting for the future, notwithstanding necessity and distress he may bring upon himself by his wilful, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… stitched together in chancery style, head to tail, and numbered in a later hand. The text, written by a number … knight, one of his general attorneys appointed by a letter patent of our said lord the king dated at Westminster on 12 … petite qe grande partie des mariners sont retretz des ditz offices, issint par une voie et par autre les possessours des …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… 310mm in width, sewn together in chancery style, and numbered in a later hand. The text, written in the … follows: Il dist qe novellement il avoit parlance avec les officers de sa maisoun pur savoir l'estat d'icelle, et pur … the possessions pertaining to the same, by his letters patent to the said prior, to be held for as long as it was to …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… 323mm in width, sewn together in chancery style and numbered in a later hand. The text, written in the … should choose the wisest and noblest persons to fill high offices in the government, and that he should announce their … avec le chanceller, tresorier et les autres grantz officers du roi en la chambre acustumee, et a ce apparaillez, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… III.228-252. SR , II.43-55) Three rolls, C 65/46, C 65/47, and C 65/48, record the parliament of 1388. The editors of … royal household, whom Richard II had elevated by letters patent dated 10 October 1387 to 'the estate of baron ... of … was the answer given by the new set of royal law officers appointed by the Appellants themselves just three or …