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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… in the city of London in the street which is called Sevyng Lane, which John de Berewico had held for his life by grant …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… its lands and possessions, as the king on account of the poverty, miserable state and indebtedness of that priory has …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… its lands and possessions, as the king on account of the poverty, miserable state and indebtedness of that priory has …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… messuage and a virgate of land in Leghton ; by Peter atte Lane of a messuage and 10 acres of land in the same town ; … friars of the Carmelite order, of Cambridge, to close a lane in Cambridge, which is called 'Frauncmauntel,' … Peter, sometime bishop of Exeter, who, on account of the poverty of the chancellorship of his church, granted and …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… de Pembroke, John Crote, Nicholas le Fevrs, William atte Lane, Roger de Herdewyke, John de Herdewyke, Walter Herbard, …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… be keeper of that house, which the king, on account of its poverty and indebtedness has taken into his protection. After … gate by the head of the chancel of their church to the lane which is called 'Hertergate,' and from thence to the …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… of the prior and convent of Lenton, and also of a little lane leading to the said chapel, adjacent to their … its lands and possessions, as the king on account of the poverty, miserable state and indebtedness of the priory has … and all its possessions, as the king on account of its poverty and miserable state has taken the house into his …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… Roger le Taillour, Simon Lawes, Hugh le Hert, John atte Lane and others broke his house at Cesterton, co. Oxford, and …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… its lands and possessions, as the king on account of its poverty, miserable state and indebtedness, has taken it into …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward II
… its lands and possessions, as the king, on account of its poverty and miserable state, has taken the abbey into his …