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Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… year of our reign [A. D. 1299]. Folio xxxiii. Debts which Gascon compeers ( Vascones de paragio 8) owe … shall cause all pledges given by the said Gascons for the debts aforesaid to be forthwith given up. Sir William de … paid to John de Lincoln because we were bound to him for debts of the Gascons. Littera consingnata. Wednesday after …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… of Bristol, and of the Cinque Ports, for the honour of the Crown and welfare of the realm After due consideration of the … about to cross the sea for the recovery of his rights and crown. 12 Witness the King at Westminster, 30 May, 14 Edward … cium. The same to Philip de Valois, laying claim to the crown of France, and offering to support his claim by a duel …
The Environs of London
… of that monastery, it fell into the hands of the Crown; in which the advowson is still vested. In 1287, the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… conveyed it to John Palmer, 25 who in 1540 sold it to the Crown. 26 In 1604 the manor was granted to Charles Howard, … of Nottingham, 27 but it was afterwards resumed by the Crown and granted in 1607 or earlier to Robert Cecil, earl of … between 1429 and 1670 the advowson was exercised by the Crown during vacancy, in 1549 by George Goring for a turn, 38 …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… street front was sashed under segmental brick arches. The Crown inn, at the far east end of the main street, occupies … 23 Fordham's chief inns from the 1760s, the Chequers and Crown at each end of the main street, and the Green Dragon, … closed in 1996, 31 leaving open only the Chequers and Crown, extended in 1973, 32 and a newly built public house by …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… once the prior's was in the late 16th century held by Crown lessees, usually outsiders; it was let in the 1590s, … by its priest, and 105 a. of rented land. 64 In 1540 the Crown granted its advowson to Philip Parys with the priory 65 … and anniversaries, four lots, 6¼ a., were sold by the Crown in 1553 69 and others in 1566, 1570 (10¼ a., including …