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… I., to Friday before the Assumption, 17 Edward I., by virtue of the king's licence to the earl to hunt in the …
… Walter is to take ransoms from the persons convicted by virtue of a former commission directed to the same justices, … Harington, parson of the church of Glorston, convicted, by virtue of a late commission of oyer and terminer directed to … and Penbrok, and divers other articles, whereon, by virtue of a commission of oyer and terminer to Master Ralph …
… the diocese of Lucca, or his deputies, collecting alms in virtue of a papal indulgence in churches once a year; …
… They are to hear and determine all such things, whether by virtue of the office committed to them by these presents or …
… Wortham, as executors of the will of Robert Tibbotot, by virtue of the appointment of the said Robert by the king to …
… to the king and the realm, which, as the king hears, by virtue of a constitution of the Holy See, they propose to do, …
… sometime escheator this side Trent, delivered to him by virtue of a writ, dated 14 October, 25 Edward I., when the …
… of L'Aigle, then in the hands of Peter de Sabaudia, and by virtue of that purchase held the same for his whole life and …
12th April 1624
… a year to the grand farmers. They pay so for them. By virtue of the King's seal privy, an allowance made [ … farmers, who paid £6,000 per annum. Another thing, by virtue of a privy seal, exportation of commodities within a …