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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… arms and chivalry, but not for the great seal, or any man's office or living, fees or profits, at installations, or … Forasmuch as this kind of proceeding with his Majesty's subjects is directly against the treaty and cannot but much … the other according to the observations you made of men's dispositions after the disputation of it; which at my …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… King, be not granted. Undated. 1 p. ( P. 1182.) [See Cal. S.P. Dom, 16031610, p. 473.] The Earl of Salisbury to … an offer unto them to make over unto them one whole year's customs and imposts. To this (we must confess) we found a … only 12 d the awne for double subsidy; whereas French and Gascoigne wines, brought in by the subject, pay 10 s and all …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… 1. They required his opinion upon the Earl of Cumberland's request for timber out of the King's woods of Wheldrake or Dyghton, for the repair of waterworks … George Frevill, Sir Charles Wrenn, Mr Chaitor, Sir William Gascoigne and others, with regard to Gainsford Wood, and the …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1300-1541
… D. before 30 June 1452 (Reg. Kempe f. 77b). 1 M. Thomas Gascoigne D.Th. 1452. Coll. 28 July 1452 on d. of John Kexby (Reg. Kempe f. 77b). Entry cancelled because Gascoigne refused appointment ( Eng. Hist. Rev. liii 606-26). … 1486 by dn. through lapse (A.C. 1427-1504 f. 190b), adm. s.d. ( ibid.). Precentor 1496. M. John Gunthorpe M.A. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Richard Rotheram. 14412. William Grey. ? 1442. Thomas Gascoigne. 1442. John Kexby. 14424. Henry Sever. 1444 Mar.1445. Thomas Gascoigne. 14467. Robert Thwaytes. 1447 Feb.1453. Gilbert … of Chancellors has been compiled mainly from Dr. Salter's Snappe's Formulary (31835) and his Registrum Cancellarii …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… and probably including a keep or central tower. Buck's view 1728, exhibits the towers with a perfectly modern … heir, another Isabel, who became the wife of Sir Henry Gascoigne, (second son of Sir William, of Gawthorp,) and had livery of her father's estates in 1530 9. Sir Henry Gascoigne, son of Henry, settled his manors and lands of …
Bristol Town Duties
… any town in England, and it so continued during the King's life, who dying in 1087, his son William, surnamed Rufus, … near kinsman of the King, and General of his Highness's Army in France.' Some time after this, Robert Fitz Hamon … John Stemp, master; John Chepstow, 1 cask of salt; William Gascoigne, 1 cask 1 pipe of salt; Stephen Boby, 1 cask of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Duke of Buckingham impawned by him together with the King's jewels, has been delivered to the Secretary by Patrick … his dispatch touching money, in which he hopes for the Sec's aid. Aug. 2. Sewthay [Southay] Lodge. 4. Mary Countess of … known as they are there; and they have reason, for Mr. Gascoigne of Barnbow, a man of 1,000 l. a year, has …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Brazen Horse, Peter Brockelsby, pewterer, by St. Andrew's Church in Holborn, and Michael Robinson, brasier, in … freely such things as he thought most concerned his Grace's good, both here and hereafter, and as he promised he … to their tenants Thomas Gough, William Clifton, and James Gascoigne, vintners: it was ordered that the said landlords …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… King. Report on petition of Edward Dendy, one of the King's sergeants-at-arms, referred by his Majesty to the Earl. … the farmers [of the customs], it appears that petitioner's suit is reasonable. The Earl was not aware that Dendy had … the butt in gross, and 10 d. the quart by retail; the best Gascoigne and French wines at 18 l. the tun, and the Rochelle …