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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward III
… afterwards one Hugh de Morvill, sometime lord of Burgh on Sands granted to the said master, lepers and poor persons, …
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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward III
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… for the defence Addressed to commissioners Henry Sands, esq, Edward Pit, esq, John Atfield, clerk, Edward … for the defence Addressed to commissioners Henry Sands, esq, Edward Pitt, esq, John Atfield, clerk, and Edward … Rushworth, John, gent Salmon, Thomas, gent Say, William Sands, Henry, esq Segar, William, knight Serle, Mr Shipman, …
Two Tudor Subsidy Rolls for the City of London
… 3 Robert Beamond (£10) 10 Thopmas Clyffe (£8) 8 Robert Goodwin (£6) 6 John Hardware (£3) 3 William Buckley (£ 15) 15 …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… Doubleday claimed Walsh set the time and place as Calais sands in nine days' time. On 1 May 1638 the Earl Marshal sent … into custody to prevent their intended duel on Calais sands, in France, that was against his Majesty's laws and … which hee promised to doe appointing a place Callis sands, the day 9 dayes after; but in the meane time I was …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… for it; and that afterwards Marriott went unto one George Goodwin, and tould him alsoe that he had paid in the sixteen poundes and shewed the bill unto George Goodwin being a witness thereunto, whoe after he had received … that that bill was not his right bill, for it was none of Goodwin's hande, and that Marriott was to blame to paye his …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… by Sir Robert Bannister. And the case of Sir Francis Goodwin in 2 0 et 3 0 Regis did lead us as a precedent in this case before mentioned, for Sir Francis Goodwin, being chosen knight for Buckinghamshire, was … and the sheriff did also endorse the writ that Sir Francis Goodwin was a man outlawed and yet the House resolved the …