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Nottingham - Page 342
Nottingham. Ratification of the estate of Henry de Fulham as parson of the church of Wallop, in the diocese of Winchester, of the patronage of the ...
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Northampton - Page 500
pursuant to the statutes of Winchester and Northampton, some persons not fearing that appointment laid siege to the close of the cathedral church of ...
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Canterbury - Page 508
Mandate in pursuance to J. elect and confirmed of Canterbury. Writ de intendendo directed to the brethren and sisters of the hospital.
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Southampton - Page 346
their attorney shall have the custody of one part of the cocket seal at Southampton so long as they are in receipt of the said customs in that port. ...
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Lancaster - Page 16
to the statute made in the first Parliament of the reign revoking presentations made by the late king after the death of Thomas, earl of Lancaster. ...
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Norwich - Page 110
Presentation of Thomas de Staunton, parson of the church of Ewell in the diocese of Winchester, to the church of Banham in the diocese of Norwich, ...
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Croydon - Page 442
Croydon, deputed by the sheriffs of London to the custody of Newgate gaol,. and other ministers there have been guilty of oppressions and extortions ...
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Pembroke - Page 88
John de Haddon lately surrendered to Aymer de Valencia, late earl of Pembroke, then lord of the manor of Hampton, which is part of the ancient demesne ...
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Chichester - Page 535
nuncio and collector of moneys bequeathed for the Holy Land in England, as his deputy in the dioceses of Norwich, Ely, Winchester and Chichester. ...
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Hertford - Page 459
of 200/. due on his account for the time when he was sheriff of Essex and Hertford, in respect of which the king afterwards granted him respite at the ...
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York - Page 454
of Canterbury and York and by the old taxation of some benefices in the latter province not yet under the new taxation, he is charged with 57075/. ...
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Salisbury - Page 13
By ps Ratification of the estate of Master Robert de Luffenham, king's clerk, as archdeacon of Salisbury, by provision of the apostolic see. ...
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Exeter - Page 335
John the Baptist within the east gate of Exeter, to find chantries and support alms according to the appointment of the bishop for his soul and for ...
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Ipswich - Page 157
Grant to John Irp of Ipswich of the office of controller of customs with the custody of one part of the cocket seal in the port of Ipswich, ...
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Gloucester - Page 572
and are without the body of the county of Gloucester and of every other English county to make inquisition by men of the county of Gloucester, ...
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Windsor - Page 208
Windsor. Mandate to the sheriff of Oxford and the keeper of the castle there, for the time being, on petition of the chancellor nnd scholars of the ...
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Stafford - Page 569
and afterwards granted to him among other lands those in the counties of Stafford and Chester, which escheated by the forfeiture of Hugh le Despenser, ...

Leicester - Page 206
and their clerks, keepers of prisons and other bailiffs and ministers, in the counties of Warwick and Leicester, in the time of the late king; ...
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Coventry - Page 90
By ps Mandate in pursuance to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield. Grant to Master Thomas Trussel, king's clerk, of the archdeaconry of Middlesex, ...

Warwick - Page 469
issues of the shrievalty of Warwick and Leicester granted to him by the late king and confirmed by the king until he should receive the same in land. ...

Dublin - Page 90
4d. wherein he is bound at the Exchequer in Dublin, with restitution of any part thereof which may have been levied from him. ...

Derby - Page 388
to prison Roger de Wandesleye lately committed to prison by William do Herle and other justices in eyre for divers felonies in the county of Derby, ...

Oxford - Page 208
upon all persons holding tenements in the town and suburbs of Oxford, clerks and laymen alike, for repair of the pavement in front of their tenements. ...

Huntingdon - Page 534
Huntingdon, of Lincoln. April 9. Presentation of Richard de la Haye to the church of Leire in the diocese April 31 (sic) Appointment of J., ...

London - Page 346
2d. out of the now customs in the port of London from the time when queen Isabella shall have received a sum already assigned to her from the latter ...

Evesham - Page 283
Licence for the abbot and convent of Evesham to crenellate their house beyond the gate of the abbey. By ps Ratification of the estate of Master Hervey ...

Bristol - Page 431
The like, for Henry de Neuland and Stephen Travers, merchants of Cork, exporting 600 quarters of corn from the port of Bristol to Ireland. ...

Guildford - Page 217
Guildford. Bardi of Florence, to whom the late king and the king have at divers times granted sums of money in consideration of losses sustained l>v ...

Aylesbury - Page 164
Writ de intendendo directed to Emma late the wife of Robert de Monte Alto in respect of the fee farm of GO/, due for the town of Aylesbury, which she ...

Paris - Page 467
Martin des Champs in Paris, who has been presented by the prior and convent of the latter house to be prior in the stead of John Seyer resigned. ...

Boston - Page 398
the custom of 3</. in the pound and other small customs and prests due from native and alien merchants in the port of Boston anil thence along the ...

Cambridge - Page 254
Pardon to Ralph de Pilton of his outlawry in the county of Cambridge plea of Edmund de Whitton that he render an account for the time when he was his ...

Peterborough - Page 555
and to the good men of those parts, of pontage for three years on wares passing over the bridge of the town of Peterborough across the river Nene. ...

Sutton - Page 99
Power, William Godewin of Sutton and the heirs of William, 11 acres of land and 4 acres of meadow in Sutton, held in chief. ...

Rome - Page 217
of the realm at the court of Rome and elsewhere beyond the seas and for the wardrobe, that all such sums have been free gifts to the suid merchants. ...

Bury - Page 122
Ratification of the estate of Master Thomas de Astele, king's clerk, as Bury archdeacon of Middlesex by provision of the Apostolic See. ...

Dunstable - Page 493
Notification of the revocation for certain causes of the late presentation of Dunstable. Thomas de Escrik, king's clerk, to the church of Wotton in ...

Rouen - Page 54
York, now in the king's hands by reason of the voidance of the see of Rouen, to hold from the date of the voidance for such time as it is in the ...

Drogheda - Page 111
Pardon to the burgesses of Drogheda in the part of Meath of GO marks out of the farm of their town for repair of the bridge there, to be allowed at ...

Florence - Page 88
for the manor of Sutton, and of the reversion of the manor on the death of the said William, to hold by the rent of a florin of Florence at midsummer. ...

Wokingham - Page 501
and when some of the men were already indicted before them, coming armed to the said town of Wokingham there assaulted some of the king's ministers ...

Abingdon - Page 329
Abingdon. Sept. 13. Westminster. celebrate divine service in the chapel of St. Mary in Worcester cathedral in honour of the saint and for the souls of ...

Gawan - Page 80
Ponthieu, confirmed by letters patent of the king under the seal used before he assumed the governance of the realm, to Gawan le Corder of the custody ...

Dover - Page 71
Protection, with clause nolumus, for two years for the master and brethren of the Domus Dei, Dover. Appointment of Thomas de Odyham to the bailiwick ...

Bolton - Page 544
The prior of Bolton in Craven. Licence for John de Ros to fell twelve oak trees and twelve old oaks not bearing leaves, given to him by the abbot and ...

Portsmouth - Page 103
Writ de intendendo for Adam de Dene appointed by Arnold Micol, during pleasure, ns his deputy in his office of chief butler in the port of Portsmouth. ...

Grimsby - Page 11
Mandate to the abbot and convent of Ramsey to pay to Edward de The like to the burgesses of Grimsby, co. Lincoln, for the farm of 50/. due for their ...

Amiens - Page 254
Protection and safe conduct for John Boyter, merchant of Amiens, his Hertford, men and servants, trading in divers parts of the realm. ...

Colchester - Page 226
The bailiffs and good men of Colchester. Ralph de Nevill. Henry de Cobham. Alice late the wife of Roger Beler. The abbot and convent of Malmesbury. ...

Banbury - Page 18
The like to the good men of Banbury for three years from the expiration of the grant for seven years made on 13 October, 2 Edward III. ...

Basingstoke - Page 100
husband's lands during minority of the heir, directed to the bailiffs and good men of Basingstoke in respect of their farms, rents and other services. ...

Americus - Page 240
to hold to him and his heirs by the same services as the said Walter held by, and that Americus had since granted the same to Thomas Surteyse, ...

Lucca - Page 64
Guetonittius Oneste, merchant of Lucca, staying in England, has letters nominating Richard son of Thomas de Florencia his attorney in Ireland for one ...

Wakefield - Page 458
appointed him for life chief forester of the chaces of Wakefield and Sourebyshire, to have the chief custody and survey of ?ert and venison there, ...

Naples - Page 483
at Naples in the kingdom of Sicily, for his expenses over the taking of Thomas de Gourncye, the traitor, and bringing him to the king in England. ...

Zutphen - Page 250
with Otto lord of Kuye and other ambassadors of Reynaldus count of Geldres and Zutphen for a marriage between the count and Eleanor the king's sister. ...

Gateshead - Page 473
Edmund, the bishop and confessor, Gateshead, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Durham. By ps Mandate to Ralph de Nevill, ...

Valencia - Page 123
Protection with clause nolumus, for one year, for Mary late the wife of Aymer do Valencia, carl of Pembroke. The like for the following :— ...

Lora - Page 490
Lora late the wife of John de Stoteville, staying beyond the seas, has letters nominating William Judet her attorney in England for three years. ...

Thetford - Page 329
John's hospital for lepers, Thetford, for two years. Guichardus de Jou, prior of Montacute, going beyond the seas, without the clause. ...

Preston - Page 35
Appointment of Philip do Preston ' potager," for service to tho late king and Canuok, during good behaviour. By ps Jan. 12. ...

Taunton - Page 490
tenant, of the manor of Bradeford by Taunton (certain tenements therein excepted), was on that occasion com-mitted to the Flete prison, and his goods ...

Dumfries - Page 469
Waltham Holy Walghope in the county of Dumfries, in Scotland, buying victuals in divers parts of the realm. Oct. 8. Protection, for one year, ...

Bourges - Page 460
By ps Protection and safe condnct for Master Bernard de Alby, dean of Bourges (Burgen') and William de Villeribus, Doctor of Law?, envoys of Philip, ...

Simou - Page 375
Ratification, at the prayer of Simou, archbishop of Canterbury, of the York. appropriation by the Pope to Walter, late archbishop, of the church of ...

Caen - Page 548
By ps Nicholaa, abbess of Holy Trinity, Caen, staying beyond the seas, has letters nominating Philip Bonvallet and William de Yatemenstre her ...

St. Augustine - Page 310
dated the day of St. Augustine, the apostle of England, 15 Edward II., of the reversion of a messuage, with curtilage and meadow adjoining, ...

Luton - Page 265
4(1. of rent, in Luton, and a fourth part of the hundred of Flytten. By fine of G marks. Bedford. Pardon to William de Ayettc, king's yeoman, ...

Nenagh - Page 327
Nenagh, in Ireland to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 20 marks. By ps Licence for the alienation in ...

Hirne - Page 520
Roger atte Hirne and William the Sinale, burgesses of Southampton, York. to export 500 quarters of wheat to the duchy of Aquitaine, until Michaelmas. ...

Dungarvan - Page 492
Wallingford. of the advowson of the church of Dungarvan, with the chapels annexed, in the diocese of Lismore, notwithstanding any grant thereof made ...

Beeston - Page 404
Pardon to William de Warenna for acquiring, for life, from John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, the manor of Beeston, co. ...

Horsham - Page 445
Leonard's, hunted there, carried away deer nnd assaulted his servants at Horsham and Shorham. By K. The like to Thomas Bacoun, Roger de Kerdeston and ...

Birmingham - Page 118
in mortmain the advow- if,' nttu son of the tithes of one third part of the church of Aston by Birmingham, lluwvr. jn rijrht of his church of St. ...

Lambeth - Page 502
Lambeth. Gloucester, hunted there and carried away two young sparrowhawks worth 40*., and deer. AlBMBRAXE lid. Association of John de Stonore in the ...

Clervaux - Page 387
387 Bassyngboiirne, Henry de Boys of Rothewell, Henry his son, John de WodhuD, Elias tic Clervaux and others broke his closes, doors :uul houses nt ...

Doncaster - Page 581
Doncaster. Glatton, on complaint by Elena late the wife oftJohn Engayne that Robert le Revesone of Bolewyk, John his son, William son of William de ...

Marl - Page 480
Marl borough. Presentation of William de Castro, king's clerk, vicar of the church of Tcnterdenne, to the church of St. Martin without Canterbury ...

Louth - Page 375
Louth and Ralph de Welleton of Louth to Henry, bishop of Lincoln, of 10*. of rent in Louth. By ps June 8. Appointment of Gregory le Walsh, ...

Toulouse - Page 10
The contents of this volume arc—(1) a life of Henry VII., hy his poet Laureate and historiographer, Bernard Andre, of Toulouse, with some compositions ...

Austin - Page 662
Austin friars of, 542. , chapel on the bridge of, 171. , hospital of St. John, 171. hospital of St. Margaret without, 154. , letters patent dated at, ...

Solihull - Page 268
Y^erdeley and Solihull have time out of mind iuter-commoued for all animals and cattle at all times of the year in the pasture of Kyngesnorton Wode, ...

Wolverhampton - Page 22
Grant to Nicholas de Hugute, king's clerk, of the prebend of Kynewaston in the free chapel of Wolverhampton, in tho diocese of Coventry and Lich- ...

Edinburgh - Page 520
for the munition of the castle of Edinburgh and for wages while he was in the castlo to de-fend it—in consideration of his long service to Edward I., ...

Leeds - Page 743
Watford, Master Thomas de, collector of moneys bequeathed for the Holy Land, 372. , William de, warrener of Leeds, co. ...

Nenton - Page 205
Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard le Grey, Nicholas de Can- lilupo, Richard de VVylughby imd lloger le Wyne on complaint by Walter do Nenton, ...

St. Louis - Page 124
Acknowledgment that the treaty between St. Louis sometime king of IJim-ring atte France and Henry [II.] has been fulfilled. French. [Fccdera.] Bower. ...

Scarborough - Page 682
John, of Burnby, 353, 440. , of Maldon, 496. , of Scarborough, 395. , John le, sheriff of Bedford and Buckingham, 62. of Scarborough, 365. of Tbriplow ...

Sittingbourne - Page 607
Broke, Brok, Hugh by the, 214. , John atte, of Wingham, 575. , John de la, 223. , Peter atte, of Sittingbourne, 570, 575. , Balph de, 17, 409, ...

Cleveland - Page 635
Wilts, mat urine friars of, 112. in Cleveland, co. York, 200. Eston, Geoffrey de, 126. Esccden. See Esscndon. Esenhull, Richard son of John de, 291. ...

Vienna - Page 665
128. , de Sancto Philberto, 176. , ,de Sutton, 408. atte Uphalle, 168. , de Vienna, 107. , Luke son of, 179. , Nicholas sou of, de Handlo, 30. ...

Godalming - Page 637
parson of Godalming, 314. Farlcigh priory, co. Wilts, 81. , John, prior of, 81. Farlington, co. Hants, 240. Ferlington, co. York, 369. ...

Santiago - Page 259
Westminster, guardians (custodes) of John de Ver, earl of Oxford, a minor, who is going on pilgrimage to Santiago, to follow and defend all pleas and ...
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Malmesbury - Page 225
3d. of the yearly farm of Worcester ami two other small farms there,; 20A of the yearly farm paid by the abbot and convent of Malmesbury for the town ...

Lara - Page 564
Wilfrid, Ripon, and James de Lukes as proctors to treat with Mary daughter of Ferdinand de Hispania, lord of Lara, and with the kinsfolk and friends ...

Maryborough - Page 471
Maryborough. Nov. 4. Marlboro ugh. Oct. 18. Waltham. Membrane 19—cont. Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to cause the recognisances ...

Rolleston - Page 570
Henry dc Hanibury an,l John de Hambury, on complaint by Henry, earl of Lancaster, of trespasses within his parks at Rolleston, co. ...

Melbourne - Page 185
Westminster, of Melbourne, of a messuage, 9 acres 3^ roods of land, 3 roods of meadow, and a rent of 6d. in Melbourne, co. ...

Launceston - Page 184
Pardon to John de Treuger, imprisoned in Launceston gaol, for the death of John Marchnunt at Kilcampton ; as it appears by the record of John de ...

Auckland - Page 636
Etton, John dc, prebendary of Auckland, 36. , John de, parson of Brinkworth, 120. , John do, parson of Etton, 158. ...