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Calendar of Treasury Books
… for lodging the Chaplains in Waiting 42 5 0 to Edmond Frith of Kensington for lodging the Grooms of the Great …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… abbot had a manor here and in Cley, with a close, called Frith Croft in Shingham, leased in the 11th of Henry VIII. to …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… itself, at the distance of about a mile, into the Solway Frith. Clarkston CLARKSTON, late a quoad sacra parish, … This village, which is situated on the shore of the Frith of Forth, is almost wholly inhabited by fishermen, who, … and catching such herrings and other fish as appear in the Frith. The number of boats belonging to the fishery is …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry III
… pedum, si inveniri possint, in foresta de Brehull' extra Frith' et Pancehal' ad gaiolam domini regis de Aylesbir' faciendam. Et si extra Frith' et Pauncehal' idoneas quercus ad dictam gaiolam non … unam medietatem predictarum quercuum in Pauncehal' et le Frith' et aliam medietatem extra Pauncehal' et le Frith' in …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry III
… habere ballivis de Wind' ij. quercus in bosco regis del Frith' ad pontes faciendos et reparandos in partibus de Wind' …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward I
… Benefeud, John de Sunnyngeshull, Roger le Cras, Roger del Frith, Robert Beneyt, Robert de la Chaumbre, and Edmund de … asked for what reason they say that Cruchefeud is in Le Frith and Le Frith neverthless ( nich') pertains to Braye, they say that …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward I
… to have in the king's covert of Ascroft and in le Frith of Bray, within that forest, twelve oaks fit for …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward I
… atte Lane, Stephen son of William le Keu, Robert atte Frith, Robert atte Boure, and John, his son, their land in …