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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… said prior and convent, that the priory shall be placed in the charge of the legate for a certain time, if he will … Walter son of Ralph de Blankeney killed Robert de Scarle in self defence. The like of Master William de Poywyk and … of Salop whether Hugh Carbonel killed Philip de Grece in self defence. The like of William de Engelfeud to enquire …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… to elect. Grant to the subprior and convent of Newstead in Shirewod, for a fine of 10 marks, of the keeping of their house in its next voidance through the cession of William their … abbey of Cirencestre for Henry de Mundene whose election in the cathedral ( sic) church, Cirencestre, to be abbot has …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… at the New Temple, London, for lands which he holds of him in Wygeton and [Be]rewyke, whereof a chirograph has been made in the king's court at Westminster between him and the said … of Lincoln whether Robert Dinne of Steynton, detained in Lincoln gaol for the death of William Pikenot, killed him …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… November 1639 - January 1640 Abstract Cooper, a lieutenant in Lord Strange's regiment in the royal army during the First Bishops' War, accused … garrison of Hull from June 1642. He was later granted the estates of William Langdale, a sequestered recusant, where …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… and William de Derneford, collectors of the twentieth in the county of Gloucester, delivered to Giles de Audenardo, … of Roger de Mortuo Mari and for a fine of 100 marks, paid in the wardrobe, to John son of Alan de Arundell of all … bluetto), 5 cloths of peach colour ( pers'), 10 cloths of green, 3 cloths of puce? ( pounac') and 6 cloths of murrey ( …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… king and courtesies to the queen when she was beyond seas in the time of the disturbance of the realm, a yearly fee of … he and his merchants and servants might carry on business in England under the king's safe conduct and protection, quit … and special merchants of the king and queen, shall stay in the realm and carry on trade in wools or other goods. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… Somerset and Dorset, for Roger de Wauton, associated in the room of Robert Ledet with John de Swineford, serjeant … whether Matilda, late the wife of Robert Walerand, tenant in chief, was enfeoffed conjointly with him of the manor of … of Hertford, the lands which Nicholas le Seculer held in chief at his death, and to make partition thereof into …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… of the wardship of the lands of William la Zuche, who held in chief, to hold to him or his assigns with the marriage of … two years for Nicholas, parson of the church of St. Martin in the Ditch, Winchester. Jan. 2. Winchester. Pardon to … forfeitures and excesses, done by him and his men in the said forest from the first day of the king's grant to …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… of the 400 marks sterling which he lately lent to the king in Gascony. Nov. 23. Tower of London. Grant to Guy Ferre, … the society of the Scoti of Piacenza, of their trespasses in communicating with Flemings, and exporting wool contrary … time fixed by the king, they being unable, saving their freehold, to do so of their own funds. Jan. 25. Winchester. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward I
… touching the persons who killed Eustace de Folevill in his own house at Esseby ; and the sheriffs of Leicester … on the sand without Holcham, co. Norfolk, and the men in the ship had unloaded the same, and caused it to be … the persons who broke the houses of Richard son of Roger in Newcastle-on-Tyne and plundered his goods ; as he and …