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Magna Britannia
… Markets. Date of Grant. Day. Aston-on-Trent 41 Hen. III. Tuesday. Bolsover (discontinued about the middle of the last century 10 Hen. III. Friday. Castleton Had been held by prescription temp. Hen. III. Wednesday. Charlsworth in Glossop 2 Edw. III. Wednesday. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… so great a work, procured another in the 13th of king George II. anno 1740, by which they are incorporated by the … by an inquisition, taken in the beginning of king Edward III.'s reign, before William Trussell, the king's escheator, … in consequence of letters patent granted by king Edward III. some new banks raised, which thwarted this river, and …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… in vit. Claud. c. 17. Eutrop. lib. vii. c. 13. Lib. iii. ode 5; lib. iv. ode 15; and lib. i. ode 35. Tacitus in …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Canterbury cloisters. SHERIFFS IN THE TIME OF KING HENRY III. WHO BEGAN HIS REIGN IN 1216. Hubert de Burgh, that great … of Repton, before mentioned, again in the 20th year. Sir George Brown of Beechworth castle, son of sir Thomas, in the … Sir John Fogge of Repton, in Ashford, in the 14th year. George Gulderfield, esq. of Hempsted, in Benenden, in the …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… their agreement with their tenants in the time of Edward III. and Richard II. 3 The Kentish custumal likewife claims, … king Edward VI. THOMAS lord Cromwell, Thomas lord Burghe, George lord Cobham, Andrew lord Windsore, *Sir Thomas Cheyne, … Martin Bowes, *Sir James Hales, Sir Walter Hendley, Sir George Harper, Sir Henry Istley, Sir George Blage, Thomas …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Sax. an. 832. Camd. p. ccvi. Chron. Sax. Ethelwerd, lib. iii. cap. 2 Flor. Worcest. p. 580. Camd. p. ccvi. Chron. Sax. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… and there was an instance in the 5th of king Edward III. of a man's being removed from it, because he was only a …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… the king and his people. By the statutes of 14 Edward III. 23 Henry VI. and 21 Henry VIII. the chancellor, … thought it necessary to pass an act in the 3d year of George I. not only for his greater ease in the execution of … upon which he was made sheriff of that county. 6 Henry III. by his letters patent, committed the counties of Norfolk …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… testimony of which I shall only add, that in king Edward III. and Richard II.'s time, the then archbishop of …
The Environs of London
… of population, 21. Basynges , manor of, 119. Bate , Doctor George, account of, 246. Battersea, account of the parish of, … of Hardicanute there, ibid. A parliament holden by Henry III. 259. Outrage in the church in 1643, 259. The manors, … 388. Hamlet of East Sheen, ibid. Mountain , George, Archbishop of York, rector of Cheam, account of, 147. …