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Rymer's Foedera
… June 1419 Syllabus Entry Foedera Text June 1. Instructions to sir William Bardolf and his colleagues for treating with … Thomas duke of Exeter, and Henry bp. of Winchester to treat for peace with France and for the K.'s marriage. … Quatrecens, & Dixnoef. Articles which the K. wishes to be added to the mercantile treaty with the duke of Burgundy. …
Rymer's Foedera
… lord Howard, sir Richard Tunstall, and Thomas Langton, to prolong the term of arbitration mentioned in the treaty of Amiens to what time they shall think fit. Westm. O. xii. 52. H. v. … K. of Denmark for two years, during which time a diet will be held. Westm. O. xii. 57. H. v. p. iii. 81. De Literis, …
Rymer's Foedera
… Relationem Concilii. May 5. Collation of Richard Portefaiz to the hospital of Villers en Bois [de villaribus in … and others, 52,235 l. 16 s. 10 d. Many other expenses not yet provided for. Lambeth. O. x. 113. H. iv. p. iv. 26. … is obliged to assist the other in war. The Genoese will not assist the dauphin. O. x. 117. H. iv. p. iv. 28. …
Rymer's Foedera
… send the bps. of Beauvais and Arras and other ambassadors to negotiate a peace. Paris. O. ix. 631. H. iv. p. iii. 69. … Nov. 13. Safe conduct for Alexander de Carnys coming to England concerning the ransom of James Douglas, prisoner … Nov. 25. The K. to Charles dauphin of Vienne ; he will be ready for an interview at the conclusion of the siege of …
Rymer's Foedera
… 1410 Syllabus Entry Foedera Text Oct. 15. Licence to Venetian merchants to trade in England for one year. Westm. O. viii. 655. H. iv. … Sigillo. Nov. 5. The K. orders the several sheriffs to publish the prorogation until Jan. 1. of the truce with …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… St, Bethnal Green exists [Heal Coll., BM] and may relate to George Sabourin. [D; PR (bapt.) St George-in-the-East] … choose from. Examples of Saint's executed work have yet to be identified. [M. Heckscher, Gideon Saint: An … small mahogany chair and a mahogany tea chest. Sammes does not appear in London directories until 1781 and his address …
Survey of London
… known as Stone Conduit Close, and until its surrender to the Crown in 1536 it belonged to the Abbot and Convent of … have a strip 100 feet wide and that the remainder should be shared in common. 7 About a month later, on 1 October … erect buildings on their land on condition 'that there be not builded thereupon above ten houses or Twelve at the most, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… confirmed, and the jurisdiction of the bishop was confined to the Close, saving to the mayor the right to proceed to … being made for future elections. The mayor was to be chosen in common council on the Wednesday after the feast … as a result of the 'great number of gentlemen who are not resident'; 8 but in 1834 17 of the 24 aldermen were …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Salisbury Economic history to 1612 ECONOMIC HISTORY BEFORE 1612 Salisbury's predominance … rapidly as a centre of culture and trade. It benefited not only from being the seat of a bishopric, and in a good … 8 Some idea of the numbers engaged in trade may, however, be had from the list of fifteen Salisbury men, who, contrary …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Salisbury Merchant and craft guilds to 1612 THE GUILD MERCHANT AND CRAFT GUILDS BEFORE 1612 The … negotiations with Bishop Beauchamp in 1472, 5 but this was not granted. It appears that industrial or commercial matters … early 15thcentury references show the craft guilds to be firmly established in the city by then, so that they must …