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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… his men nor himself were held to answer touching any free tenement except before the king or his justices, on … said lands; and grant that the executors of his will have free administration of his goods found in his lands. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… said lands; and grant that the executors of his will have free administration of his goods found in his lands. … king's deer; and saving also to the king the tallages of free boroughs, and all manner of escheats. Memorandum that … king is accustomed to retain in his hands, they may have free administration thereof or confer them at their will, …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… lawyer (also Martin) Sherman, Margaret Sherman, Richard Places mentioned in the case Devon Thorne Ottery St Mary …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… the king or the said city or anyone, and if not, by what places and what bounds it can be done. He is to make the … and commonalty of Bayonne that they permit these to have free ingress into the town, and cause them to have full … their beasts, or whether the said men of Cleibiry, who are free burgesses, entered the same and depastured it as their …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… bishop of Salisbury to do his part herein. Grant that the free tenants and others of the counties of Notingham and …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… following collect by their own hands from the knights and free tenants of that castellany the rents of assise formerly … of the king's deer, and saving also tallages of the king's free boroughs, and all manner of escheats. Feb. 13. Windsor. … as regards what was delivered by these or others in their places in the wardrobe, and what the rolls of the said Peter …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… nothing in the name of the said grace from the king's free chapels in the bishoprics of Chester, Salisbury, London …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… there or hereafter to dwell there the same liberties and free customs hitherto used among the burgesses of Chester. … Grant for life to Philip Luvel, king's clerk, of free pasture in the forest of Saucey for all his own beasts … like to him to make compensation or exchange for certain places or lands which lie near the king's castle of …