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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… of 'the Rumour' they were forced with threats by Thomas Hardyng to enter into various obligations to him amounting to … to the Chancery. As a result of these obligations, Hardyng is still pursuing the petitioners to the extent that … the obligations entered into by the petitioners to Thomas Hardyng amount to more than the damages he sustained, and for …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… Harding. > The impeachment of Thomas Harding. 20. Thomas Hardyng de Manytre empeschea et accusa en parlement, sibien …
Calendar of the plea and memoranda rolls of the city of London
… Membr. 5 b 13 July 1366 John Baldok, tailor, and Walter Hardyng, cutler, were committed to prison for playing dice. 1 …
Calendar of the plea and memoranda rolls of the city of London
… saddler, John Saunfayt and William, servant of William Hardyng, saddler, came into Cheap with long knives and …
Survey of London
… English crowns was a matter of considerable interest. John Hardyng, the chronicler, had a few years before busied … an item in the English claim to suzerainty was also one of Hardyng's fairy tales? Some such suggestion as this would … was published by Grafton, whose access to documents of Hardyng is proved by the fact that five years previously he …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… Hille, and John Berell, grocer, Edmund Shaa, and Robert Hardyng, goldsmiths, all citizens, to fulfil Lemyng's will. …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… quarter, and from 1524 at £1. 6s. 8d. to John Hardy or Hardyng, haberdasher, until 1533. Since the repairs in … so far as it is possible to determine the order. William Hardyng held a tenement in St. Olave Old Jewry parish (142/X) … freehold. The tenants or leaseholders in 1543 were William Hardyng (142/X), William and Martin Pery (105/22A, the Rose), …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… John Apseley, esquire, who in that year granted to Robert Hardyng, citizen and alderman, John Hardyng and Geoffrey Gough of London, goldsmiths, his … use of Geoffrey Gough, his heirs and assigns. In 1490 John Hardyng and Gough quitclaimed to Robert Hardyng in the same …