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A New History of London
… rent, by which they were held before taken away by queen Matilda, with the power of choosing their own sheriffs. This …
A New History of London
… which originally belonged to an hospital founded by Matilda, consort to king Stephen, and was farther endowed by …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the Blessed Virgin Mary, was built in 1138, by the Empress Matilda; and its revenue, a short time previously to the …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… prior and covent of Blith to pay to sir John Burdon, and Matilda his wife, and their heirs 2s. per annum, which they … 2s. rent 5 accordingly to the said sir John Burdon, and Matilda his wife, and the heirs begotten betwenn them, by the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… London to Durolitum (Layton, in Essex). It is said that Matilda, queen of Henry I., passing this dangerous ford, …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… is a brass to William Smythe and his two wives Agnes and Matilda, c. 1500, with an inscription in black letter, a …
London Bridge
… Trot} <William Rotour and Cristiana his wife> 21s. Of (Matilda Gerars) <Richard Brydbrook> 21s. [in margin:] … wife of Geoffrey Doon> 33s. 4d. Of William Clerk 20s. Of (Matilda Foulhardy) <Walter Takeneswell> 16s. Of (William … Namby and Alice his wife> 13s. 4d. Of (John Heywode) <Matilda Heywode> 13s. 4d. Sum total appears (39 18s. 8d.) <at …
London Bridge
… of rent for a certain tenement at Lewisham [bought of Matilda] Bray [for the terms of] Christmas, Easter and the … 18 18s. d. Item they seek allowance for 6s. 9d. paid to Matilda Bray for a certain tenement at Lewisham lately bought … Fenchurch 45s. From a tenement at Lewisham acquired from Matilda Bray 2s. 3d. Sum 115s. Vacancies at Easter term. From …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… from Middlesex, were summoned, and they found that Queen Matilda, wife of King Henry the First, caused two Bridges to …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… after the treaty of peace concluded between him and Matilda at Wallingford, and was probably soon afterwards …