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Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry III
… fuit in exercitu regis, quem rex fecit summoneri occasione werre comitis R. Marescalli etc., de warda facienda in castro …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI
… some of the capteynes endented to serve hym in the feet of werre, some on that other side of the see and some in his … see, among other hath be a cause of the continuance of the werre etc. but losse also of grete god whiche hath ben …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI
… deliver the ship with all the apparel and 'abilimentes of werre' etc. belonging to it or which belonged to it at its …
A History of the County of Sussex
… its six bells, its lead, its 'xxix marbyll stones wherein werre Images and scrypturs of brasse,' and its stone and …
Survey of London
… other mysdoers of his affinite defensibly arraied for the werre (who) then and there with force toke and rescued the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… of [p. v-506] [col. a] aray to be necessariely used in werre, or in fetes of the same. 57 Provided always that this … the .viij. day of May, in the seid .iiij. th yere, rered werre ayenst oure said soverayne lord. 21 January 1465. Be it … of Northumberlond, ayenst oure seid soverayne lord rered werre, [col. b] purposyng then and there his distruccion. 29. …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… diverse riotouse and mysgoverned persones, in maner of werre and insurrection arraied, and assembled to the nombre … by their myght and power in late dayes have made grete werre, and su < bd > ued < and incroched > [...] unto theym …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… pollicie and vertuouse conversacion, but unrest, inward werre and trouble, unrightwisnes, shedyng and effusion of … the seid Henry late erle of Derby, for the seid reryng of werre ayenst the seid Kyng Richard, than his soverayne lord, … ayenst their feith and liegeaunce, there rered werre ayenst the same Kyng Edward, their rightwise, true and …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… to have made delyveraunce of the seid castell withoute eny werre or resistence. And where it pleased the kynges highnes … into this his reame of Englond with grete bataill, to rere werre ayenst his estate within the same reame, to conquere it … servauntes to the said Thomas Clemens, arraied in maner of werre, that is to witte, with bowes bent, arrowes, swerdes, …