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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… was enrolled was the decision that those imprisoned for Lollardy in the Tower of London or elsewhere should be handed … over to the ordinary of those who are imprisoned for Lollardy. 20. Fait assavoir, qe sur la priere des communes … in London and elsewhere in the realm for heresy and Lollardy should be handed over to the ordinaries in …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… the escapes of amongst others Thomas Payn, indicted for lollardy and heresy, and John Mortimer. By petition in …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… years 1429-31 marked a period of increased concern about Lollardy.) The religious health of the nation was central to …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… and the Chapels in Quarrendon and Lillingstone Dayrell. Lollardy. As a result possibly of the inefficiency of the … clergy caused by absentee patrons and pluralities, Lollardy obtained a firm hold in the county; the existence … Agret, parson of Latimer, all suffered imprisonment for Lollardy early in the 15th century. Other clergy in the …
Journal of the House of Commons
… to avoid Licences of Bowling-alleys and Dicing-houses. Lollardy. 3. The Bill to avoid Lollardy in Eating of Flesh. - Jud'm. Glamorgan Sands. 2. The …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Bishop, shall not convent any Person, for any Abbey-Lands. Lollardy. 2. The Bill for Lollardy, against eating of Flesh on divers Days forbidden. …
Journal of the House of Commons
… of the married Priests assigned by the Ordinaries. Lollardy. 2. The Bill against Lollardy, eating Flesh on Days prohibits. - Mr. Drurye. …