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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… be renewed if the king will. French. [ Fderaa very faulty text.] April 17. Westminster. Simple protection without …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
1339-1340, membranes [29], [28], [27], [26], [25], 24, 23, [22], 21, 20, 19, [17], [16], [15], 14, [13], [12], 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward III
1340s
Tenants' copies of court rolls before 1400
… damaged: probably sec undo ad cur iam. di erased. pent’ in text. Probably does mean Gunwright. i.e. a fine. 13 Jan. …
Tenants' copies of court rolls before 1400
… inferred (staining). For ceperunt. Is overwritten. Text obliterated here. In obliterated. Date worked out by …
1370s
Tenants' copies of court rolls before 1400
… and bottom left corner of the document obscuring part of text. No tongues or tags. 27 mm in diameter, one partly … [ incomplete] x 88 mm. No seal. Indented at top. [ Much of text torn off on left side] curiam 31 de Audeleye tentam … Lyons (now Holt, Denbs). No court rolls apparently known] Text ends here. Does not say seal affixed, though it is. …
1380-84
Tenants' copies of court rolls before 1400
… may explain the apparently contradictory second surrender. Text ends here. Text ends here. Alice? festum omitted. Terre erased. Cat has …
1390-94
Tenants' copies of court rolls before 1400
… uncertain. Rectius extendens or extendit. For rivulum. Text destroyed here; in le supplied. Rectius domini. ardi … Reading uncertain. 9 Dec 1345. Et omitted. For Ricardi. Text rubbed here. Quod erased here. i.e. by the curtesy of …
1395-99
Tenants' copies of court rolls before 1400
… 16 June 1395, which was a Wednesday]] 210 x 160 mm. Copy text 143 x 60 mm. No tongue; must be copy of copy Added … of Buckfast. King not stated but must be Richard II. Text illegible here, reading uncertain. secundum … Perhaps ‘d’os[waldstre]’ is meant. Or ‘ claimed’. Text illegible here. Text damaged here. Probable reading …
15th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… to all men for fishing by the authority of many ancient writers of the law, and where they do fish the[y] may come …