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Petitions to the Pope
… bachelor in canon law, chaplain of G. cardinal of St. Sabina's and prior of Montacute, in the diocese of Bath and … Canterbury, void by the death of Gerald, cardinal of St. Sabina's; notwithstanding that he has a canonry and prebend … were reserved to pay the debts of Gerald, cardinal of St. Sabina's, and which is now void by the death of the cardinal, …
Petitions to the Pope
… Brantingham. void by the death of Gerard, cardinal of St. Sabina's; notwithstanding that he holds the parish church of … made provision to the late Gerald, cardinal of St. Sabina's, of benefices in those parts, afterwards, on the …
Petitions to the Pope
… them when member of the household of John, bishop of Sabina, commonly called cardinal of Auch, notwithstanding …
Petitions to the Pope
… Dated as above. (f. 69 d.) Gerald, cardinal of St. Sabina's. Statement that his proctors in England have not yet …
Petitions to the Pope
… of the prince of Connaught, of the diocese of Elphin, and Sabina, daughter of the late William de Burgo, who have …
Petitions to the Pope
… of Chester, void by the death of Peter, cardinal of Sabina, and for a dispensation that he may hold the church of …
Petitions to the Pope
… the prebend of Balymor in the same. (f. 79.) B. bishop of Sabina. On behalf of Guy de Monte Pesato, of the diocese of …
A History of the County of Essex
… in 116 stock. The income in 1957 was 4 2 s. 4 d. Mrs. Jane Sabina Collard by deed of 1859 gave in trust land in Maynard …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Elionora, Princess of Sweden, children of Ulrica Elionora Sabina, late Queen of Sweden, who was sister of our said … of Holstein, who was daughter of the said Ulrica Elionora Sabina; Christianus Augustus, Duke and Administrator of …
A History of the County of Essex
… Hawise his wife conveyed in fee to Thomas Loc and his wife Sabina. 33 By a later charter, probably about 1245, Sabina of Benfleet, widow of John Faucilun, granted to her … 36 This grant was probably made soon after that made by Sabina of Benfleet. A little later, apparently in the 1250s, …