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A New History of London
… confirmation of the city rights, he next ordered Sir Hugh Bigot, one of the itinerant judges, to hold a court of …
A New History of London
… intended marriage with Philip II. of Spain, as gloomy a bigot as herself, gave universal discontent to the whole …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… the Conqueror, and placed under the stewardship of Roger Bigot. The advowson of the church was long in medieties, and …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… to him through a long line of ancestors from Roger Bigot, to whom they were granted by the Conqueror soon after … paid to that monarch 15 as minters. 1 In 1199, Hugh le Bigot gave the King forty marks for permission to extend the … 2 and in the seventh of the succeeding reign, Roger Bigot, Earl of Norfolk, had the royalty of the river Waveney …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… was deemed impregnable by its possessor, Hugh Bigot, Earl of Norfolk, in the reign of Stephen; but that … erected, which, in the 22nd year of Edward I., 1293, Roger Bigot embattled, by royal permission. The form of the castle, …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… Glocestrie, et B[rianus] [filius Comitis 12], et Hugo Bigot dapifer, et Milo Glocestr[ie], et P[aganus] fil[ius] … et de Coventr et de Dovor prioribus; comite Rogero Bigot; Hugone Bardulf; Willelmo Briwere; Roberto filio …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… Etwardi vicecomitis; Hugonis de Pertu ( sic); Rogerii Bigot; Hugonis comitis de Cestra Rogerii comitis de …