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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… unto oure welbeloved knyght Galliard Dureford, Lord of Duras, of or in an annuite of .c.li., to hym by us graunted … way to our well-beloved knight Galliard Dureford, Lord of Duras, with regard to an annuity of 100 granted to him by us …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… (item 30). Unlike an analogous concession to lord Duras (item 26) this is couched not as a petition but as a …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… any other made or to be made to the contrary. 44 < Lord of Duras, for aneuity in duchy. > Lord of Duras, for an annuity in the duchy. Provided also that nother … and right welbeloved knyght Galliard Dureford, lord of Duras, in oure duchie of Guyen' born, < in or > to oure …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… twenty-third year of our reign [1444]. 20 Pro domino de Duras. For Lord Duras. 26. Item, dicto vicesimo tertio die Januarii, quedam … parliamento, per Galiardum Dureford, militem, dominum de Duras, in hec verba: 26. Item, on the said 23 January another …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… him. It has been signified from Saint-Maixent that Mme de Duras, a lady highly in favour with the Queen of Navarre, has …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… her to send away her two chief favourites, Madame de Duras and Bethune, with one of her chambermaids called Bar … to see her, and ordered her to put from her Mesdames de Duras and Bethune, the which she refused, alleging that to … the Queen of Navarre, declaring to her that if Mesdames de Duras and Bethune were not gone they might have a shrewd turn …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… her private [gentleman] Madran to Monsieur. The ladies Duras and Bethune are sent to Madame de Nesle, daughter of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… that it is to the Queen of Navarre, who, we hear, has sent Duras into Spain, to demand help of the King in this her bad …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… say that the Prince, the Palatine, the Barons Grammont, Duras, and Adrets, and others are about Paris; and eight days …