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Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland
… Mare is said to hold the office, but notwithstanding this, or if Francis has placed his suit in the hands of the archbishop, or any other technical impediment, Peter is to be made … diocese of Norwich. Concurrent mandate to the abbots of Croyland and Barlings, and another named. Ibid. (f. 197 d.) …
Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland
… Faculty to be consecrated by any bishop with two or three assistants in communion with the apostolic see. Id. … convent of Abingdon value 20 marks without cure of souls, or 25 with it. Concurrent mandate to the abbot of Reading, … of a prebend. Concurrent mandate to the abbots of Croyland and Thorney, and another named. 1329. 9 Kal. Dec. …
The Grey Friars of London
… Oxonie, qui fecit solemnem postillam super unum ex 4 or; jacet Leycestrie. 18. Frater Rogerus de Denemed, 150 … in Morocco on 1st July, 1219 (Wadding, Scriptores, 236); or by other accounts a few years later. (Golubovich, Bibl. … recite his confession of innocence before the Council. ( Croyland Chronicle, 561.) There is no proof that Goddard was …
London Consistory Court Wills, 1492-1547
… the sanctes in hevyn and my body to be buryed in the quyer or church of Saynt Michell in Crokyd Lane, London. I bequeth … Deculon. First I will that those 2 howses which I have at Crowland in the Countie of Lincoln and all landis and … landis and tenementes. One other howse which I have in Crowland that I hold by copy I will that the Abbot and Covent …
A History of the County of Lincoln
… The greater number of these earlier foundations, known or unknown, perished in the period of Danish invasion. Bardney and Crowland rose again from their ruins, 1 but Ikanho, Barrow, … monasteries for Benedictine monks, three of themBardney, Crowland, and Spaldingbeing of considerable size and …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… the abbots of St Albans, Ramsey, Peterborough, Battle, Croyland, St Benet of Hulme, St John's Colchester, … his father (also called Reginald), who had died in July or August 1388; and Amaury de St Amand, who had first been … in parliament that English merchants should not take wool or other goods out of England, but should deposit them at …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… the number of errors seems to suggest a less experienced, or more hurried, clerk. There are omissions, for instance, in … hostile) commentator detected no such connection. The Crowland Chronicler agreed that 'a certain roll of parchment' … the letter of his promise, but hardly by the spirit. The Crowland Chronicler, who evidently had no faith in the loans' …
The Environs of London
… the present proprietor. Manor of Gedy-hall, Guyddy-hall, or Giddea-hall. The manor of Gedy-hall, Geddy-hall, or … 1456; Avery Cornburgh, Esq., Beatrice, his wife, and John Crowland, D. D. who all died in 1480 52; Elizabeth Hamys, … mentioning the names of the founder, his sister, and John Crowland, in his bederoll every Sunday 58. Meeting-house. The …
A History of the County of Essex
… stated, was provided by the Essex education department or that of Havering. Elementary schools founded before 1872. … 1804 the master and mistress were taking private boarding or day pupils as well as the charity children. William Higgs, … to admit more children, from Romford, Hornchurch, or Havering. In 1834 the school was united with the National …
Rymer's Foedera
… Abbas de Abyndon, Abbas beatae Mariae Eborum, Abbas de Croyland, Abbas de Bardoney, Abbas Sancti Benedicti de Hulmo, …