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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… del Hans, reseauntz en Loundres de temps dont memorie ne court, ount hieu a eux assigne un tiel alderman de la dite … during his minority from the issues of the castle and manor of Denbigh, although he has 200 marks by grant of Henry … Hertcombe, esquire, for the right to enter the castle and manor of Hawarden, the seneschalcy of Chester, the manors of …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… from the duke of York for right to sue in the high court of parliament for restitution of the castle, manor and lordship of Crickhowell (Parliament of 1445, … put forward by John Paston I concerning his right to the manor of Snailwell (Parliament of 1445, Appendix item 5). The …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… of the commons as well as being acceptable to the court, having no obvious connections with Gloucester. Whether … and successors to the aforesaid provost and college the manor of Langley Marish in the county of Buckingham, with its appurtenances; excepting in its entirety the manor of Wraysbury, part of the same manor of Langley which …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… daughter by her first marriage and a life grant of the manor of Lawford (Essex). During the present parliament, he … his dispute with Robert Hungerford, Lord Moleyns over the manor of Gresham (Parliament of February 1449, Appendix item … 1449, Appendix item 20), which had now been settled out of court. There was a further matter of parliamentary business …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… behaviour of William Flete of Rickmansworth, who held the manor of More [usually given as Le More], presumably as … for a previous grant he had held under Henry V of the manor or Staveley, Derbys, of which he had been wrongly … s . at the suit of John Hawley of Dartmouth at the county court of Devon held at Exeter on 18 July in the third year of …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… pleder et estre enpledez, devaunt qeconqes justices en court et actions, pur lez avaunt ditz .xl. marcz, et chescun … the king at the township of Burtonwood, on her aforesaid manor of Bewsey in the Lancashire, on Monday after the feast … heath and gorse of the aforesaid 200 acres, part of the manor of Greenwich, which belonged to the prior and convent …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… diplomatic manoeuvres but was himself less influential at court, and attended the council rarely, save for matters of … our letters to be made patent. Witnessed by myself, at our manor of Sheen, on 11 October in the nineteenth year of our … chief house of that priory overseas; the alien priory and manor of Toftes Monk, with its appurtenances, in the county …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… and in the castle, town and lordship of Norham and in the manor of Bedlington, with their appurtenances, beyond the … and immunities; and also their chancery, exchequer and court both for crown pleas and land pleas, and all other … of Durham, the castle, town and lordship of Norham and the manor of Bedlington, with their appurtenances, arising out of …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… them. Amidst growing political tension they withdrew from court and began raising troops, and their fears can only have … granted; and also with reversions of each and every other manor, land, tenement, fief, advowson, annuity, office and … granted: and also with reversions of each and every other manor, land, tenement, fief, advowson, annuity, office and …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… election to ensure the return of men sympathetic to the court. This led to Norfolk petitioning the council on 27 May … Whethamstead also noted, and a feoffee of the earl in the manor of Shenley Hall (Herts.) 82 The proceedings of the … Edmund, earl of Richmond, otherwise called Richemond, the manor and lordship of Kendal, and the manor and lordship of …