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The Diary of Henry Machyn
… in-to the [guild-hall in] London, and ther he was mad fre of [the company]; ys grane-father was Thomas Haward [duke of] Northfoke the last, and fre of the worshephull c[ompany of] the Fyssmongers; and …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… nodur with no in-bas [sador] nor ys servandes, nor fre-denesun. 83 The iij day of August was a-nodur …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… Romane ] [. Peticio Johannis de Enderly ] [ Johannis de Fre ] [editorial note: The rest of this name is missing.] [. … Enderly [[The following text has been deleted: Of John of Fre]][editorial note: The rest of this name is missing.] . Of …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… to make, have and enclose eny parke or parkes, wareyn or fre chace, or to enbatell, carnell, mascoll or to make eny … [col. a] .x. acres of mede there called Dyot medowe, and fre rent of .iij. s. by yere, goyng oute of a tofte in … made by us unto theym and their successours, to be fre and quite for ever of an exaction of .xiij. s. .iiij. d. …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… duchesse was and ys therof seased in her demeane as of fre hold. The kyng oure soveraine lorde, not only considering …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… chapell, by the name of deane and chanons of the kynges fre chapell of Seynt George, within his castell of Wyndesore, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… or to make, have and enclose eny parke or parkes, wareyn, fre chase, or to enbatell, carnell, mascoll, or to make eny … theym, happyng, founden or to be founden, beyng or to be, fre waren, fre chace, all retornes of writtes, preceptes, maundements …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… often tymes affermed by jurrours havyng noo conscience nor fre hold and litill good, and often tymes by servauntez …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… of this reame, beyng lordes of parlement, of their fre wille, toward, herty and lovyng dispositions, over and …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… occupations, benefice or benefices, prebend, hospitall or fre chapell, or any annuell apport; nor to the fees, wages, … bee, prebendes of or in any castell or any other place, fre chapell or chapelles, corrodies, pensions, portions or … the patronage, avoweson, or collation of the deanry of the fre chapell of Stafford, by Harry the VI th , late in dede …