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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… made a state visit to Paris. On 6 June Edward and Philip IV took the cross in Notre Dame, while on 2 July they settled …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… the king ordained and commanded that Adam of Lymbergh and William of Herlaston, clerks, were to receive all petitions … The abbot of St Albans John Somery Richard de Grey William de Herle John of Stonor Robert of Bardelby Master … bishop of Hereford The abbot of Ramsey Hugh de Courtenay William Martin Guy Ferre Walter of Friskney Master Jordan …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… sent to Paris in order to mediate with her brother Charles IV. Relations between Edward and Isabella were however … Edward had seized her lands in retaliation for Charles IV's invasion of Gascony. Edward for his part had been … Stapledon was replaced by a long-time ally of the king, William Melton archbishop of York. But this appointment …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… the day on which Edward II performed homage to Philip IV for the duchy of Aquitaine, the bishop of Durham, the … uncles of the new queen, her brother the future Charles IV of France, and Henry count of Luxemburg, the future …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… March they made an agreement for Edward II to meet Philip IV at Amiens on 20 May. The plan was changed when Philip IV's cousin Louis de Clermont arrived in England at the end … likely explanation is that it was a gesture towards Philip IV of France, who was anxious not to see the staple in …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… Aymer de Valence, earl of Pembroke, by writ etc. before William of [p. ix-82] Bereford and his colleagues etc. … King Henry gave the aforesaid manor and tenements to William de Valence, the father of the same Aymer, whose heir etc., to hold to the same William and Joan his wife and the heirs of their bodies etc., …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… of the said Gilbert. Of whom one, called Eve, married William de Braose, to whom she bore three daughters, of whom one, called Eve, married William de Cantilupe, [p. viii-48] to whose share fell the … for the said land of Emlyn on Cych, of which Eve the said William de Cantilupe begot a certain George de Cantilupe and …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… agreed to go to France in person, to do homage to Charles IV at Beauvais on 29 August 1325, he was still undecided, … go. He delayed by pleading illness and then asking Charles IV whether his elder son, Edward earl of Chester, might … to cross to France, when he received letters from Charles IV accepting this proposal but requiring that Edward II …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… II's contract to marry Isabella, the daughter of Philip IV of France, to whom Edward had been betrothed since 1303. 9 …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… On the same day Edward wrote to his father-in-law, Philip IV of France. Both the pope and the king of France responded … and Louis count of Evreux, the half-brother of Philip IV and also a close personal friend of Edward II, who were … who was duly freed on 9 November. Two Scottish bishops, William Lamberton of St. Andrews and Robert Wishart of …