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A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… of Gothurst, to Edward King of England, and Sir Ingelram Coucy, Earl of Bedford, and Lady Isabella, bis consort, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… for Sergeaux, (c) Vere, ( d) Vere quartering checky for Coucy, ( e) Vere. The earlier panel at head of tomb (2) has a …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… the creation of the king's son-in-law, Enguerrand de Coucy, as earl of Bedford. Coucy was one of the French noblemen who had been sent to … fact that the name of the earldom was left to the king. (Coucy's charter of creation was dated 11 May in recognition …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… two rings [worth] ter than 8 l., and had to the castle of Coucy, 23 July 1557, where he remained until 1 April 1559. … "along that coste" with his army, dined in the castle of Coucy, as did also the Cardinals of Lorraine, Guise, and … without money or weapon. 14. From the time the King was at Coucy he was more visited than before by diverse gentlemen, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… in his government and give him the town of St. Quintin or Coucy at his option.Paris, 13 April 1576. Signed: Henry …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… molest them. The Prince of Cond is promised Dourlens and Coucy for Peronne. Danville holds the towns he has in …
A Survey of London
… Isabel daughter to Edward the third, wedded to the Lord Coucy 3 of France, after created Earle of Bedford. Elianor … name] 1633: parish 1603 Pattents] 1603; Pattents. 1633 Coucy] Coucy Thoms; Couse 1598,1603 scilioz] 1603; scilicet corr. …
Records relating to the Barony of Kendale
… Lay Sub., 195a. 1342 For a dispute between William de Coucy and William Fowler, defendants, and Sir John de … of Farleton held the manor of Farleton of William de Coucy, deceased, and now of the king by cornage, wardship and … 27 December, 37th year (1363) the king gave to Ingelram de Coucy, cousin and heir of Robert de Coucy, all the knight's …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… type of opening may derive from France, where examples at Coucy-le-Chteau (Aisne) date from c. 1220. It seems, however, …