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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… evil lawlessness and behaviour along all the other free rivers within the realm of England and Wales. [editorial …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… la ou communes passages des niefs et bateux en les grandes rivers parmy le roialme d'Engleterre sont graundement … the common passage of ships and boats along the great rivers throughout the realm of England is greatly disturbed, … also meadows, pastures and sown land adjoining the said rivers are greatly inundated, laid waste and spoilt by rising …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… Gors, estakes, et kidelx. > [Stanks, stakes and kiddles on rivers]. 51. Item, priount les communes: qe come par les … estakes et kidelles esteantz en Tamyse, et autres graundz rivers parmy le roialme d'Engleterre commune passage de niefs … and kiddles which are in the Thames and in other large rivers throughout the realm of England, the common passage of …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… prees, pastures, et terres semez, adjoignantz as ditz rivers, sont grantment destourbez, suroundez, gastez, et … whereas the common passage of ships and boats on the great rivers of England is impeded, and the meadows, pastures, and sown lands which adjoin the said rivers are greatly flooded, wasted and destroyed by the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… own homes, across the Thames and other estuaries, or on rivers and stretches of fresh water, are greatly harrassed …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… passages des niefs et bateulx parmy toutz les communes rivers du roialme, par la graund chartre ordeigne fuist, qe … passage of ships and boats throughout all the common rivers of the realm, it was ordained in the Great Charter … whatsoever placed, raised and constructed in the said rivers of Thames, Medway and Lea which destroy the young and …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… etc. III. [Concerning the construction of mills, etc. on rivers]. 19. Item, suppliont les communes: come entre autres … because the common passage of ships and boats on the major rivers of England was frequently impaired by the construction … [I], the son of King Henry, and subsequently, in such rivers, by which the ships and boats are so hindered that …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… was granted for the river called the Lea, one of the major rivers which reaches from the town of Ware to the river … be done, according to his discretion. 78 [Obstructions of rivers.] [Obstructions of rivers.] 49. Priount les communes: qe les statutz et …