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Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… cap.I. Then in 34 Edw. I Cap. I. It is enacted, 'No Tallage nor Aid shall be taken or levied by us or our Heirs … change the Laws of his Realm, and charge his Subjects with Tallage and other Burthen without their consent; and such is … for in the time of the Normans it became to be called a Tallage, or Tax, King Henry the First granted to the Citizens …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… in 1227 by his half-brother, John Fitz Piers, 121 who had tallage from the town in 1229. 122 His son and heir John … and were quit of pontage, stallage, lastage, toll, tallage, sheriff's aid, the shire and hundred court. Geoffrey … be quit of soc, sac, stallage, pontage, lastage, piccage, tallage and toll 'as the men and inhabitants have been from …
A History of the County of Bedford
… the capture of the castle. 25 In 1258, on the levying of a tallage of 1,000 upon the Jews of England, the Bedford Jewry … 85. Between this date and 1194, the year of the great tallage of the Jews, the names of thirteen Jews of Bedford …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… of Buckingham were distrained for 6 marks owing from a tallage. 78 Buckingham was not incorporated by charter until …
A History of the County of Worcester
… In 1227 the king pardoned 28 marks of the 32 due as tallage. 39 In 1238 the town was in arrears over 23 for the … always used to do. The complaint presumably means that the tallage and the 'murdrum' fines of the rest of the hundred … of the number of houses on which the borough could levy tallage. One man had alienated his house outside the …
A History of the County of Hertford
… of the 'men of Hertford' paid and apparently collected the tallage. 74 The same entry is repeated some years later. 75 A tallage was taken in 1227, which was possibly collected by … and the district around was the seat of war. 176 At the tallage of 121718 Hertford, whose assessment was two-thirds …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… was 40 marks in 117273. 126 Huntingdon was also liable to tallage, and was assessed at 36 3 s. 4 d. in 1187, 21 2 s. 2 …