Search
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… bailiffs of Norhampton for the time being. Order of the farm of the town to pay to the warden and college of the … Mary and St. George, the 100 marks a year of the said farm which the said king lately granted to Roger de Bello …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… parcel of the said town, which is held of the king at fee farm by the defendants. By C. Membrane 3 d. William Parker, …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… of the said Anne the late king granted to them, paying the farm reserved to the king and all other charges, with …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… same were taken into the late king's hand and demised to farm to William Walssh, that they are held of others than the …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… the abbot of Hayles for the time being. Order of the fee farm which he and the convent are bound to render at the … him for good service 100 s. a year to be taken of the said farm. Et erat patens. June 20. Westminster. To the parson and …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… d. of yearly rent of tenements at Sheffelde demised to fee farm, lands at Tyneslowe a member at 2 s., a third part of … he should take further order for their estate of the fee farm of the said manor and hundreds by the hands of Richard …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… the king, granting the same to them and their heirs at fee farm for 100 l. a year, saving to the king the rents, and …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… premises of the prioress and convent, and took the same to farm of Idonia Litier late prioress and the convent for sixty … were thereof seised time out of mind, and took the said farm, and that the premises were taken into the king's hand … the Isle of Wight are demised to divers persons for a set farm payable at the exchequer, as the king is informed, so …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II
… Cistercian order had the said parish church to perpetual farm, as he said, of the abbot and convent of the house of … the bishop that the same might not be given to perpetual farm without the king's licence, and that if there were in …