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A History of the County of Lincoln
… to 10 marks a sack according to the quality. Feud. Aids, iii, passim. Cal. Pat. 2 Ric. II, pt. i, m. 36. Cal. Pap. …
A History of the County of Lincoln
… Citeaux he met Bernard, abbot of Clairvaux, and Eugenius III, the latter of whom conferred on him the care of the … The privilege of freedom of election was granted by Henry II, 9 and confirmed in 1189 by Richard I, 10 and the … swear to his innocence. Meanwhile messengers arrived from Henry II to say that he would judge the case on his return …
A History of the County of Lincoln
… Tealby, Willingham, Nettleton, Kingthorpe, and Blesby. 6 Henry III also granted them at the same time a weekly market in … Dugdale, Mon. xcvii, cap. vi. Ibid. 964, Chart. R. 24 Hen. III, m. 4. Liber Antiq. (ed. Alfred Gibbons), 56, 57. Chart. …
A History of the County of Lincoln
… the confirmation of the order of Sempringham by Eugenius III in 1148. 1 The bishop endowed it with the prebend of … house for life, having sent her to them at the instance of Henry de Beaumont. 7 The lay sisters appear to have been … Hugh, 54 occurs 1232 Roger, 55 occurs 1236 Ralph, 56 1245 Henry, 57 1269 Gilbert, 58 occurs 1323 William, 59 occurs …
A History of the County of Lincoln
… England for that purpose. 16 In a grant of pontage by Henry IV the supervision of the repairs was taken from the … the house was doubtless in great poverty. In 1356 Edward III granted the right of holding a weekly market in Bridgend … i, 635. Cal Pat. 35 Edw. I, m. 37. e.g. Cal. Pat. 3 Edw. III, pt. ii, m. 11 d.; 10 Edw. III, pt. ii, m. 13; 3 Ric. II, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… the same mould as was used at No. 18 Micklegate ( York III, Plate 51); in panels formed by moulded ribs are designs … in the early 18th century, re-using earlier timbers; a post with greatly enlarged head and downward straight brace … and Grace Hammond. Further property was acquired from Henry Perkins and, in 1764, from Thomas Norfolk; this last …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… Books); it had certainly become a hotel by 1872 (Benson, iii, 166) and the name probably commemorates the Fine Art and … refitted in the 19th century. In the attics the queen-post construction of the roof trusses is exposed. (43) House, … by later additions. The property was purchased in 1764 by Henry Teasdale, butter factor (Deeds), and was still occupied …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… brace, suggesting that the original truss had a crown-post with curved braces from tie-beam to crown-post. Inside, … 16, 18, which in the 19th century had been occupied by Henry Sotheran, a well-known bookseller, was renovated in … from the former George Inn, demolished in 1869 (Benson, iii, 61); on the first floor is a reset sashed bow window …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… of the de Grey estate in 1836 on a site purchased by Mr. Henry Elsworth. It is detached and double-fronted and … of 16th-century date and on the first floor is a timber post with a big curved brace rising to a tie-beam, also part … 18th-century fire-surround from No. 64 North Street ( York III, 107), and a late 18th-century grate (Plate 132). (93) …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… framing, of which little now remains; a central crown-post roof truss with cross-bracing was originally closed and …