• Index of Persons and PlacesC

, Thomas, Augustinian canon, 282. Corfe , Corff [co. Somerset ] , 486. Coringam , Coringham, Roger. See Corryngham. Corinth [Greece ] , archbishop of, papal mandatary, 482, 494. Cork [co. Cork ] , bishop of, papal mandatary, 124, 428.

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIJanuary 1351

Albret ( de Lebreto ), and to Bernard de Saltu, 3,000 florins de l'ecu ( de scuto ) of the ancient coin of France; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in the city of

• Close Rolls, Henry IVNovember 1404

debate be had concerning ambiguities hereinafter mentioned and until further order, to take for the expenses of the household the ancient custom upon wool, hides and woolfells in singular the ports and places of England, the port of St. Botolphs

• Preface

second instalment of a Catalogue of all the Ancient Deeds preserved in the Public Record Office. It deals with- Nos. 1820-3836 of the A. series, consisting of deeds of the Treasury of the Receipt of the Exchequer, formerly preserved in

• Preface

third instalment of a Catalogue of all the Ancient Deeds preserved in the Public Record Office. It deals with- Nos. 3837-6122 of the A Series, consisting of deeds of the Treasury of the Receipt of the Exchequer, formerly preserved in

• Errata and addenda

extended lands of this manor; its situation with regard to the ancient boundary of Cardiff burgh and Llandaff parish (the mansion stands within both); its including the very ancient Welsh monastery of Mynachdy; its being held in the 13th century

• The corporation of Bury St. EdmundsIntroduction

of a great iron bound ancient chest still in the chamber, are stored the title-deeds of property belonging to the charities of Bury, having amongst them some of the abbey records, as well as ancient grants, as will be seen

• Preface

political, and diplomatic, together with all other documents of public interest which have been collected since the fall of the ancient Republic. The accumulation of MSS. is prodigious; but vast as is the amount, it would have been greatly exceeded

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIJanuary 1342

offered to pay 1,000 l . in a short time, in spite of the charges of the wars, for the ancient friendship with them and the Flemings, to which offer they have made no response; the king, however, wishing to

• Close Rolls, Richard IIJanuary 1382

king's hand therefrom and from the issues thereof, suffering the said Joan to hold the premises according to the feoffments thereof made to her husband and to her, as her petition shews. [ See Ancient Petitions , 4215, 5517. ]

• Close Rolls, Richard IIApril 1382

has confirmed all liberties, customs etc. by them enjoyed time out of mind by virtue of such charters and by ancient custom; as after viewing those charters or the enrolment thereof, by advice of the council the king has granted

• Close Rolls, Richard IISeptember 1378

advice of the council in the accounts of the collectors to sever the subsidy upon wools and woolfells from the ancient custom of half a mark the sack of wool of natives and 10 s . of aliens, the issues

• Regesta 1331338

John XXII. certain letters addressed to Itherius de Concoreto, canon of Salisbury, from which is quoted the passage touching the ancient taxation for the tenth of churches and benefices in the cities and dioceses of Durham and Carlisle, which together

• Regesta 2751372

nuncio. Mandate to assign to Nicholas Luce, Luke Aldobrandini, or other factors and proctors at Paris or Bruges of the ancient Alberti of Florence, all sums collected or to be collected up to Christmas next following; the said Nicholas and

• RecordsThe ancient chapels of the Holm

Records The ancient chapels of the Holm XII. Ancient Chapels of the Holm. In Whellan's 'Cumberland and Westmorland' (p. 237) it is said that there was a tradition of a church founded by St. Ninian at Newton Arlosh. The

• Introduction

lands recently acquired for Water works and Improvement purposes), and of all references to Corporate Lands or Leases thereof in ancient books and records, as well as of all charters, deeds and documents the existence of which may be ascertained

• Inquisitiones post mortemIntroduction

called "the toll of the markets by sea and land." This document mentions in detail the three free tenements "of ancient feoffment by charter," in the town of Cardiff, the rent of each of which was one pound of cummin

• Historical prefaceThe city muniments

taken from the ancient chartularys, together with some authentic transcripts from the protocols of Cuthbert Simson , notary and scribe of the chapter of Glasgow, containing all we could find among the records of Glasgow of the ancient endowments of

• Close Rolls, Henry IVFebruary 1404

so that he be nowise set free without special command of the king, bringing the water again into the right ancient course thereof, levying of the abbot's lands and chattels and paying to William de Wykeham bishop of Winchester double

• PrebendariesAxford

II p. 184). Agreement with abbot of Sherborne over tithes of Haydon (near Sherborne), Sherborne and 'Brumesleya', presum. part of ancient episcopal estate in Sherborne, many miles from Axford, c . 1155 x 1189 ( Sar. Chs . p. 34,