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A History of the County of Lincoln

… is certainly not mentioned in Pat. 19 Ric. II, pt. 1, m. 20, which is the other reference given. St. Bartholomew's …

A History of the County of Essex

… 12 8 Thremhall 60 18 7 Hatfield Peverel 60 14 11 Hedingham 29 12 10 Berden 29 6 4 Halstead 23 16 5 Newport 23 10 8 Ilford 16 13 4 … the house. Thus, for example, the prior of Prittlewell had 20 a year, the prior of Leighs 16, the prior of Thremhall 10, …

Religious houses: Introduction

A History of the County of Nottingham

… the pensions of 'all the late religious persons having 20 and upwards,' and when the half-year was due, on 25 March …

Religious houses: Introduction

A History of the County of Shropshire

… near the road from Bridgnorth to Worfield, still survives 20 and is thought to take its name from a brother of King … the Dominican Friary (1415), 28 Holy Cross Church (1376), 29 St. Chad's (1355), 30 St. George's (1310), 31 St. Mary's … 18. Shrewsbury Dominicans 19. Ludlow Carmelites 20. Ludlow Augustinians 21. Shrewsbury Augustinians 22. …

Religious houses: Introduction

A History of the County of Chester

… 1279-80. 19 There were also recluses at Middlewich (1283), 20 Stockport (1361) 21 and Macclesfield (1301 and 1509). 22 … in Pipe R. (R.S.L.C. xcii), 42, 47; Cal. Pat. 125866, 20. Cal. Pat. 128192, 74; Ormerod, Hist. Ches. ii. 443; Cart. …

Religious houses: Introduction

A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely

… Road, established by Henry Tangmer who died c. 1361. 20 In 1494 Bishop Alcock, at the consecration of a chapel for …

Religious houses: Introduction

A History of the County of Stafford

… an anchoress in the church of Newcastle-underLyme in 1227 20 shows that the solitary religious life was not confined to … Lichfield, acted in the same way over St. Thomas's Priory. 29 In 1537 Lord Stafford, who had been trying to secure a … 18. Keele Preceptory Friars 19. Lichfield Franciscans 20. Stafford Franciscans 21. Newcastle-under-Lyme Dominicans …

RELIGIOUS HOUSES: Introduction

A History of the County of Kent

… end of the eleventh century, Leeds, Comb well, Lesnes, and Tonbridge belonging to the twelfth, while Bilsington was not … After Higham the next houses to fall were Lesnes and Tonbridge, suppressed by Wolsey in 1525, by authority from …

Religious houses: Maison de Dieu

Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne

… value 8, 1 d.yerely value according to this survey 20, 3 s. 2 d. as appereth by a rentall, whereof is paid out …

Religious houses: St Mary's hospital

Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne

… Kinges majestie 53 s. 4 d.4, 5 s. 8 d.And remayneth clear 29, 9 s. 4 d. which Robert Davell doctor of the lawe now …