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A History of the County of Warwick
… took place early in the 12th century, marked in the Earl's Half by the charters confirming burgess tenure and encouraging outsiders to settle in the town. Coventry's imitation of the Lincoln charters, particularly the clause … plays were established at Chester by 1327-8 and were at Beverley before 1377 and at York by 1378. They probably …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… country . . .' . 1 This, then, was the foundation of Hull's rise to commercial eminence. If its situation was so … until 1837, although once, in 1574, Whitefriar was called Beverley Gate Ward. 12 Their boundaries, too, seem to have … Coltman, Albert, Queen's, Botanic, Paragon, Park, Beverley, Central, Sutton, Drypool, and Alexandra Wards. …
A History of the County of Leicester
… this holding became divided into two manors, Walsh's Hall, and Westcotes given by Robert Fitzparnell, Earl of … and Winchester after Lincoln (26), York (20), and Beverley (13). 229 The total collected in tax for the subsidy … 301. Leic. Boro. Rec. 11031327, 74, 77. Ibid. 78. Ric. of Beverley received 1 s. for his expenses to Stamford 'with …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… City of Norwich, chapter 12 Of the city in Henry the third's time CHAPTER XII. OF THE CITY IN HENRY THE THIRD'S TIME. King John being dead, Henry, his eldest son, was … In 1239, Ralf Abbot of Ramseye, William of York Provost of Beverley, Hen. de Bath, Roger Thirkelby, Jeremy de Caxton, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the last day of August, and according to his father's will, the regency of France was assigned to John Duke of … the liberty of Spitelond, with the bailiff of the Prior's liberties in those places, and also the four men out of … lame, and most needy in the city. 17 In 1428, one John Beverley, alias Battild, labourer, was attached by the vicar …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… AFTER HIS RESTORATION. On the 5th of May, 1660, the State's arms, which hung in the council chamber, were taken down, … had purchased of the State in 1650, it being 132 l. 18 s. 3 d. a year; and to make a Voluntary gift to his Majesty … Samuel Warkehouse. 1684, Nic. Helwys. Nic. Morley, Michael Beverley. John Warkehouse, Esq. deputy recorder. Burgesses in …
A History of the County of Stafford
… the school-house by the master and 20 girls in the master's house by his wife. The trustees were then proposing to … as a temporary school. Bentilee C. Infants' School, Beverley Drive, Ubberley 1956 Bentilee C. Junior School, Beverley Drive, Ubberley 1957 Berry Hill C. Infants' School, …
Scriveners' company common paper 1357-1628
… Flynt* Richard Thomsone [Edward Henson', deleted], Henry Beverley Bartholomew Brokesby Henry Dwffe* William Annesloo … and Henry Leventhorp* Thomas Hulson Edward Henson, Henry Beverley and Thomas Rushbroke* Bartholomew Brokesbie Ralph …
Scriveners' company common paper 1357-1628
… . . . of Robert Legett . . . 1462] John E'ghes [ Eghe's], 28 June 1493 Richard Feltwell, 27 Dec. 1493 [p. 89] John … Edward Clervaulx [ Clervaux], 11 Jan. 1564/5 Richard Ruck, s. of Hugh Ruck, dec'd, citizen and writer of the court … Bradforth . . . 1551] Henry Bev'ley, 9 Mar. 1572/3 [ Beverley . . . of Bartholomew Broksby . . . 1541] 88 Robert …
The Manuscripts of Lincoln, Bury St. Edmunds etc.
… subject to a fee-farm rent of 111 l.; saving the King's purprestures and rents, if any. The seal is gone, but the … See, Hugh Edon, Thomas Bell, John Awnger, John Cuke, James Beverley, Thomas Asseby, Robert Smyth, John Empryngham, John … then Mayor of Grimsby; Stephen de la See and James Beverley, then Coroners; James Dynewell and Thomas Symkynson, …