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Staffordshire Historical Collections
… (Eyton). Robert, Bp. of Lincoln, was Robert de Querceto, or de Cheney, 11471166 A.D. Robert, Earl of Leicester, i.e., … was the manor lord's right to adjudicate between, to fine, or punish, the men of his manor, in his own court. Soc, the … to be the right of the manor lord, and his vassals, to buy or sell in other markets free from toll." Team, or Theam, is …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… Probably it is an uncommon synonym for BLACK GINGER or WHOLE GINGER, that is the rhizome of ginger before the … off. In modern times, ginger is classed as either 'coated' or 'uncoated' [Simmonds (1906)], and it seems likely that the … other tropical countries. It bears a fruit, the cashew nut or ANACARD, placed on the end of a thickened, fleshy, pear …
A History of the County of Essex
… the castle over to Stephen Harengood, probably a German or Flemish adherent of the king. 31 Mantell and Harengood … supporter. By October 1215 de Lanvalai was in rebellion, or possibly dead, and later that year or early in 1216 the garrison was reinforced by a French …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… century and thereafter was rarely without an instrument or singers. Until the early 17th Century Henry, clerk of … curate was recorded in 1464. 18 In 1515 William Bayly or Rawlyns, born in Castle Cary, gave money to found an obit … one year; 20 there was also an early 16th-century oratory or chapel at Lower Cockhill farm. 21 A church house was …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Hopes they will not impute the matter to be his, or for his cause, and that in any reformation to be had, the … absent himself from the Court, and to remain within London or two or three miles from it. Had forgotten to state in their last …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… well contented to become partakers either of the one side or the other, whereby they might make a division among … settled satisfactorily by the grants of new privileges or the clearer definition of old ones. Relations of the … Government demanded the restitution of the seventy ships, or their price, with compensation for injuries inflicted, …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… 3. Heard nothing, but to his knowledge either Mr. Setton or Mr. Appleyard should say at one time that they feared Mr. … ashamed of light he shall either wish all absence of day, or else for fear of wonderment, must like the back ( sic) … in Scotland. 8. Trustworthy intelligence of a peace or truce between the Emperor and the Turk. Draft, corrected …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… at Cheswith I shall guet leitle moyen to heir from you, or to wreit. But I scal [use] diligence and in the mei[n] tym … own fethful to death hwa schal not have any advancement or rest without you, and so I leave to trouble you but to … and his family and train from Southampton to Rochelle, or any other part he thinks convenient; in the new bark, …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… some places whole townships, reducing the same to one farm or pasturing of sheep and cattle, and have let their lands to … being fled either for fear of their guilty consciences, or misled by Bryan Magoghegan, he which murdered his brother. … may be proposed in this behalf by the States of the Empire or the Hansa Towns. I am therefore persuaded by the zeal you …