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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… who exercised peculiar authority over the musicians and minstrels of the county, under a grant from the Lacys, barons …
A History of the County of Chester
… regarded as explaining the origin of the Chester court of minstrels, which told of the rescue of Ranulph III at …
A History of the County of Chester
… taught music and dancing. Their rivals locally were the minstrels licensed by the Dutton family, and there was a …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… pursuivants, swordbearers to mayors, messengers and minstrels, or any of them, or players in their interludes, … to our well-beloved John Cliff and William Wicks, our minstrels, or to either of them, with regard to 10 marks a … in any way to our well-beloved William Cristyn, one of our minstrels, with regard to 10 marks a year granted to him by …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… or be prejudicial in any way to John Clyff, one of our minstrels, with regard to 10 marks a year granted to him by … or be prejudicial in any way to Walter Halyday, one of our minstrels, with regard to 10 marks a year granted to him by … or be prejudicial in any way to William Clyff, one of our minstrels, with regard to 10 marks a year granted to him by …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… of minstrells. > John Clyff, marshal of the office of minstrels. Provided alwey that this acte of resumption, or … in this present parliament. < Robert Marshall, one of the minstrels. > Robert Marshall, one of the minstrels. Provided alwey that this acte of resumption, or …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… realm. At my last being with the Regent there were English minstrels who sang a vehement ditty against her and the house …