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A History of the County of Durham

… of her religious houses. Reg. Palat. Dun. (Rolls Ser.), ii, 857-8. Ibid. i, 387, 389. Close, 7 Edw. II, m. 16 Sched. This order was repeated in 1324; Close, 17 Edw. II, m. 7, 4. …

Religious Houses: Introduction

A History of the County of Rutland

… Cluniacensis, after the priories of the order in England. Richard II issued letters patent to the abbot's tenant in 1397 to … The Cluny records are supported by Hund. R. (Rec. Com.), ii, 49, which states that the manors were the gift of Henry I …

Religious houses: Introduction

A History of the County of Shropshire

… pluralist. A reference to a dean at St. Alkmund's is post-Conquest but may imply some form of collegiate … the FitzAlans, the greatest lay lords in Shropshire, while Richard of Belmeis (I), who acted as viceroy in Shropshire … to be established in Shropshire. Richard of Belmeis (II) secured the prebends of St. Alkmund's for the house of …

RELIGIOUS HOUSES: Introduction

A History of the County of Lincoln

… Cotton fire; it is certainly not mentioned in Pat. 19 Ric. II, pt. 1, m. 20, which is the other reference given. St. …

RELIGIOUS HOUSES: Introduction

A History of the County of Leicestershire

… until the Dissolution. Dugd. Mon. v, 104. Nichols, Leics. ii, 239; Leland's Itin., ed. Lucy Toulmin-Smith, iv, 19. …

RELIGIOUS HOUSES: Introduction

A History of the County of Norfolk

… St. Andrew, Northampton, and Daventry. V.C.H. Northants, ii. Edited for the Camden Society in 1888 by Dr. Jessopp. The Norwich Antiquarian Miscellany (1883), ii, 434-63. Cert. Norf. No. 90. …

Religious houses: Introduction

A History of the County of Hampshire

… that were twenty or more miles from the coast. Edward II. subsequently followed this example, taking the alien … eight years later when the war was renewed. In the time of Richard II. the alien priories continued mostly in the hands of the …

RELIGIOUS HOUSES: Introduction

A History of the County of Lancaster

… at Penwortham and Lytham in the reigns of Stephen and Richard I respectively. The only independent house of the … Wyresdale existed for a few years only in the reign of Richard I; the monks of Stanlaw Abbey in Cheshire were … three years. 5 John of Gaunt, in 1372, granted to Brother Richard de Goldbourne, hermit, the custody of the hermitage …

RELIGIOUS HOUSES: Introduction

A History of the County of Wiltshire

… Priory. 49. Upavon Priory. RURAL DEANERIES I. Malmesbury. II. Cricklade. III. Avebury. IV. Marlborough. V. Potterne. … length by Professor R. R. Darlington in V.C.H. Wilts. ii, chapter on Anglo-Saxon Wiltshire. See below, p. 211. W. …

Religious houses: Maison de Dieu

Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne

… and in 1586, Martin Hallyman occurs as the master. Sir Richard Lumley, a descendant of Thornton by the female line, … in consideration of one hundred pounds, paid to Sir Richard, An annual rent was also reserved. In Speed's plan of …