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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… mortmain by Walter de Stulham to the abbot and convent of West Derham, of a messuage there. By K. March 28. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… of the towns and all the king's castles and lands in West Wales, with the escheats and all other appurtenances and the office of the justiceship of West Wales, to hold from last Easter, for life, and if … called 'Deringle,' 22 perches long, 8 perches broad at the west end, and 8 perches at the east end; (9) John Coleman of …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… Wales. By p.s. Mandate to Walter de Pederton, justice of West Wales, to give him seisin. By p.s. Jan. 7. Newminster. … of Annandale and the marches, as far as the bounds of the country of Rokesburgh. The like to the sheriff of Cumberland. … be cut down and repaired by ordinance of the justice of West Wales. By K., on the information of Otto de Grandisono. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… 100 s., at Skynburness, led away some of his beasts and sheep at Holm Coltran, and distrained his men and tenants of …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… justice of North Wales, and Walter de Pederton, justice of West Wales, to enquire touching lands, with their homages, … own soil in Northoseneye adjoining their house on the west, for the enlargement of their area. The king granted it …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… to Canterbury adjoining their manor of Chystelet on the west side, on condition that they make on their own ground a …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… the persons who entered the hospital for lepers of West Sumerton, co. Norfolk, which is in the custody of the … justice of North Wales, and Walter de Pederton, justice of West Wales, by jury of the counties of Kermerdyn and … justice of North Wales, and Walter de Pederton, justice of West Wales, on complaint by the prior of Lantony Prima in …
12th April 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… to the Lords as a man unworthy of the favour of his country or his King. [f. 146] Ordered that it shall be … will to speak. He holds him unworthy the favour of his country, unworthy the countenance of his prince and ripe to … that allegory. In fine, concluded him not worthy of his country, King and place. Sir Edward Coke put a case: Sir …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… of [?Guienne], the rebels of Wales, defence of east and west Marches of Scotland. The treasurers were sworn in … Parliament Roll, 6 H. 4. The consider[ation]. The east and west Marches of Scotland, Calais, Ireland, defence of … How shall he without danger command the arms of the country who himself deserves to be disarmed? And for that …