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A History of the County of Essex
… 602 acres of land, of which 212 acres were worth £5 6 s. a year (at 6 d. an acre) and 390 acres were worth £6 10 s. (at 4 d. an acre), 24 acres of pasture worth 24 s. in all, … had been seized by the king for his default against John Lovel. 71 In 1318 Richard de Munteny, son of John, granted to …
A History of the County of Oxford
… century the rector of Northmoor still paid a pension of 13 s. 4 d. to Stanton Harcourt church. 57 South Leigh remained a … and sold trees in the churchyard. 3 In 1405 Ralph Lovel, a son of John, Lord Lovel, was instituted in minor orders and under age, having …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… reckoned at between 230 and 280 acres, while the lord's meadow increased from about 50 acres in the 13th and 14th … of Horton (Bucks.) and West Hagbourne (Berks.). 8 Walter's estate became divided between coheirs in the 13th century … was always considered to be held in chief by William's successors. Throughout the Middle Ages it was held …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the Windsors. 64 In 1166 Richard de Raines held a knight's fee in Stanwell which may have become one of the later … who was probably Rector of Stanwell, 66 held half a knight's fee there in 1242-3 and acquired more land in 1276. 67 … and other appurtenances, in Rudsworth. It passed to Henry Lovel and, in 1260, to Henry's son Thomas. 72 With some …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… Laus Deo. In Copenhagen the 2 d of July, 1553. [N. S.] Vol. iv. p. 73. Good friend, Your letter is well with me … in use, and accordingly of Stockings, both men, and woemen's, and children's of both kindes; for it canot be otherwise, then that they …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… are several apprehended. Paris, 18. Novemb. 1654. [N. S.] A letter of intelligence. Paris, 18. Novemb. 1654. [N. S.] Vol. xx. p. 95. Here are several reports, that several … from Paris to Mr. Stouppe. Paris, 18. Novemb. 1654. [N. S.] Vol. xx. p. 93. The princess of Conti is here still, …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… 6) July (2 of 6) An intercepted letter. July 15, 1655. [N. S.] Vol. xxviii. p. 108. Sir, I have lately spoke with some … sir, it is a very lamentable sight, and would move any man's harte that hathe any sence of God. Their is a desire in the … engage this gentleman, but also deepely oblige, Christ's coll. in Cambr. July 5, 1655. Sir, your most humbly devoted …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… being made unto us the commissioners of your highness's treasury by the water-bailiffs and conservators of the … for the due and orderly management of your highness's revenue, that without them it will suffer damage; which … doctor Lloyd, one of Charles Stuart's chaplains, and Lovel the duke of Gloucester's tutor now in England, all …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… to serve you, John * *. Antwerpe, October 22. 1655. [N. S.] Mr. Loum is not heare, nor, for ought I knowe, intends … this commonwealth, as also the condition of general Blake's fleet, which are all now arrived, and wait for payment of … to Broome, is sent into England. Mr. Moor is returned; Lovel and Rose speedily looked for here; Armorer yet stopt at …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… clock, in which he much exhorted his majesty (in the pope's behalf) to peace, and after gave his said majesty a brief, … nothing as yet; they still threaten Quesnoy, but it's doubted whether they dare engage themselves for fear the rain should make them perish. It's said the king and the cardinal will approach the frontier, …