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Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… Bytham, William Danvers, John Heyward, John Saundre, John Englissh, Richard Fleccher, Robert Faren, William Baker, John …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… 14 Curteins Sparvers 15 and o'e and also of Cov'lettes of Englissh makyng which been thynne drevyn and in sondry weyes …
General Index - E
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… of, arrays and levies in, 98, 208. Engleis, English, Englissh, Engleys, Lenglish, Lengles, Lengleys, Benedict le, …
General Index - E
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward III
… Ingelfeld, castle and land of, 33. See also Flint. Englissh, John le, 150. See also Ingleys. Enham. See Knight's …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… as [p. iv-276] [col. a] meche, by the said merchantz Englissh to be shipped from the thridde day aftre Saynt … wollefell shipped, or to be shipped, be the said merchans Englissh, fortune to be perisshed, taken upon the see be … said yeer of oure Lord God a .mccccxxvi., of al merchantz Englissh. That is to say, of every tonne wyne, .iij. s. and …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… a subsidie of .xxxiij. s. .iiij. d. of merchants Englissh, of every sak weght of wolle, and of every .ccxl. of wollefelle asmuche, by e said marchants Englissh to be shipped and passe over e see, fro e morn after … a subsidie of tonnage and poundage, of the seid merchants Englissh, to endure fro the morne of Seint Martyn day in …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… mekely the mair, alderman, baillifs and burgeis, of the Englissh townes of our soveraigne lord in the parties of … of Walssh men in his tyme, for the suertee of his true Englissh men, and for to kepe the seid Walssh men and their … of this seid noble reaume, and suertee of his trewe lieges Englissh there. And now it is soo, that divers of hem hav …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… was ordeyned be statuyt in the same parliament, that non Englissh man, maried to ony Walsh woman, of the frendshipp … of this noble roialme, and fynally in distruction of all Englissh tonge for evermore; so that this present ordinance …