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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… all these things of the king and his heirs in the same way as he or his ancestors held of the king of France, and …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… Oxford which the king does not propose to infringe in any way. The like to the following : The earl of Oxford. Roger de … the said Drew. Mandate to the barons and bailiffs of the port of Dover to find the envoys of the king of France a good …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… most approved men for the security and defence of the said port by sea and land against any adversaries or rebels. The … 15. [St. Paul's, London.] Mandate to the barons of the port of Dover, requesting them when Edward the king's … the king's barons and the barons and bailiffs of the port of Hastinges about the keeping of the sea, the king …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… with their ship called La Nicholas, lately arrested in the port of Portesmuth, will not go elsewhere than to their own parts of Lenn, for the defence of their port and the parts adjacent, against the coming of the … the ship or the governors of it be not hindered on the way. Commitment, during pleasure, by the counsel of the …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… for the same. Mandate to the barons and bailiffs of the port of Sandwich to be intendant to him as warden of the … to permit a horse of John de Som' to cross from their port to England. MEMBRANE 12. May 30. St. Paul's, London. … is sending William de Aubeny to conduct them, and on their way they will meet Stephen Soudam, king's kinght, Stephen …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… to the commonalty of the county of Essex to keep the port of Herwic against the invasion of aliens; and to be … the realm or leave it for ports beyond seas except in the port of Dover, with the exception of merchants bringing wine … of anything done heretofore they be aggrieved in any way in the future. This compromise shall be treated in the …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… legate is sent to England can be done better by him by the way of lenity and kindness than by ecclesiastical coercion in …