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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and Chapter of Lincoln (the appropriators), valued in the kings books at 11.10.; net income, 206. The tithes were … tiers of richly-canopied shrines, containing statues of kings, popes, bishops, cardinals, and abbots. The mullions of …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… directed to Henry arch-bishop of York 3 (who lived in that kings reign) wherein they gave and confirmed to (lord, or) … from all service to the king (except Dana-geld, or the kings common aid) by his command should be levied through the … country in every county; likewife the sheriffs and the kings bailiffs [prpositi] the canons were to pay for that …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… were wont to steal, yet so as he should not stop the kings high-way. 7 The township of Welhah, 11 Joh. gave … Grymeston, of which I find part was Soc to Maunsfeld, the kings great manor, viz. two car. which paid the geld for half … the same commons; and that they then fell into the kings hands, and then were adjudged to pay the abbat damage, …