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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… advised that the value of wool should be raised in each county of England; that is to say, in the county of Yorkshire, in Craven and in other corresponding … in Lancashire for 8 marks; in Devon for 60s.; and in Cornwall for 4 marks. And this price should be upheld, with …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… and sufficient men of the counties, dwelling in the same county and not in foreign places; and the justices of … excesses shall all be distributed generally throughout the county, wherever it is more necessary, by the advice of the … made on each person who does not have land or dwell in the county where the presentment is made, but is dwelling or has …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… he and his men destroyed a great part of the region in the county of Hampshire, and his said men did as much evil and … 20] Pur l'esteymerie de Cornoaille. For the stannaries of Cornwall. 131. LXXII. Item, supplient sa povre commune del … 131. LXXII. Also, his poor commons of the county of Cornwall petition: because the tin-miners and the officials …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… abbots, and three priors, to eleven earls (Norfolk, Cornwall, Lancaster, Surrey, Richmond, Arundel, Oxford, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… twenty-eight abbots, three priors; twelve earls (Norfolk, Cornwall, Lancaster, Surrey, Richmond, Arundel, Oxford, … in the counties of Yorkshire and Lancashire; Devon and Cornwall; and Herefordshire and Shropshire. It was also … agreed that the court of King's Bench should sit in the county of Warwick after Easter. No arrangements for the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… under the Ordinance of Labourers be paid into the relevant county contributions for the final year of the triennial … Lancaster and the grant to him of palatine powers in the county of Lancashire - a statement of royal favour explicitly … to the chief tax collectors of this last fifteenth in each county, in aid of the people, because of their great …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… that they should have a landed qualification of 20 in the county where they held office (item 39) was in fact a … on the attempts by the crown to devolve responsibility for county levies onto local communities. 38 On neither of these … and counted in the same sum. Excepting from this grant the county of Chester, and the lands and possessions of the holy …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… and supplies of tin only in certain places in Devon and Cornwall. This was probably an attempt to gain the support of … from the prise of wine and were to be taxed at the lower county rate. On 6 March the vill of Southwark was given to …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… carucate of land with appurtenances in Tyrefield in the county of Buckingham, of the manor of Sundon with appurtenances in the county of Bedford of the gift of Gilbert of Clare, the late … same castle and lands to Richard, king of Germany, earl of Cornwall, and to the heirs begotten of his body, and the …