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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… the king and Eleanor, the late queen consort, the manor of Ditton and a moiety of the manor of Saham, co. Cambridge, …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… port of London and the parts adjacent on both sides the Thames as far as Greenwich, to deliver the whole of the money … Nicholas le Clerk, Ipswich and as far as the mouth of the Thames. Thomas le Rente, James Peny, Sandwich and as far as … queen of England, the king's consort, of the manor of Ditton and a moiety of the manor of Saham, co. Cambridge, …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… to John de Ledride for the death of Richard Stacy, of Long Ditton, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s. Jan. 8. … of Henry de Gildeford, Reginald de Carteret and John de Ditton, as justices to go on eyre for common pleas this term …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… the old custom in the port of London on both sides the Thames as far as Gravesende, to pay the whole money arising …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… de Grandisono, staying beyond seas, nominating John de Ditton his attorney for three years. The like nominating … of the fleet of ships of the ports and towns from the Thames' mouth northwards to Berwick-onTweed. June 5. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… Masters Richard de Abyndon and John de Wengrave along the Thames near Bermundeseye, in the counties of Kent and Surrey. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… they come to any port diverge to the city of London by the Thames and other secret places out of the common ways so that …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… angle of his dwelling place towards the east on the river Thames and to crenellate it. By K. on the information of R. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… merchants of the realm passing with their ships along the Thames between the said city and the town of Oxford, that …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… and it having been testified before the king by John de Ditton, supplying the place of the said Otto in the said … the city and port of London, and all places both sides the Thames as far as Greenwich, to pay all the money arising …