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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… between William de Sancto Leodegario and William Gaugi, burgess of Northampton, of the land of Waude, which the … castle, to receive in their name a debt wherein Ernald Gy, burgess of Toulouse, is bound to them, and the king has … to Chester, and the cost laid out in the carriage shall be allowed to them. Protection, until All Saints, for the Friars …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… and one tun of wine yearly, the price whereof shall be allowed to him at the Exchequer. April 25. Windsor. Grant to …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… as a gift from the king; and the king will cause it to be allowed to him. July 10. Clarendon. Grant to Geoffrey de …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… as shall seem necessary for the preservation of the king's privileges by indults of the apostolic see that no one of his … of J. de Lessinton. Grant, for life, to William Asty, burgess of Notingham, that he be quit of the king's prises in …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… 6. Clarendon. Exemption for five years of Thomas Kyme, burgess of Northampton, from prises and tallages, provided … Protection for one year for Henry son of Hugh, burgess of Ghent, his men, things and merchandise throughout … men. Protection until Michaelmas next for William Bicke, burgess of Nottingham. Pardon to Henry de Hybernia [ …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… to the king's use, and the cost of doing this shall be allowed to them. June 18. Woodstock. Whereas G. bishop of … for five years from Michaelmas next, to William Fortin, burgess of Suhampton, that he shall not be distrained by his … to the king, and grant that the said 100 marks a year be allowed to the commonalty of the Jews in their tallage; and …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… 11 Feb. 1. Woodstock. Grant for life to Walter le Flemeng, burgess of Southampton, that he shall not be distrained in … July 30. Windsor. Grant, for life, to Walter de Flemeng, burgess of Southampton, that he shall not be distrained for … the king will, by view of good men, cause the same to be allowed in his said farms, as well as all reasonable expenses …