• Kalendar of Juries, 35 Edward I

Statute, and Nicholas the tanner, Richard le Norreys, Roger atte Lane, and Adam Gilberd hold the alders on one side of the road, and Robert Knyght and William le Wyse on the other side; and the said Nicholas and the

• Memorials1378

and beat and wounded them, and pursued them, when flying to his hostel, and broke and hewed down the doors of the same with axes and other arms, the said Earl being then within and lying in his bed,

• Plea Rolls for Staffordshire3 Edward I

judaismo , and that the Bishop had had seisin for three years, and the tenement was worth £20 yearly, and he had enfeoffed the said Urian and Margaret, and thus disinherited the said William of his lands. Urian and Margaret

• IndexL

pall and cope with fur and penula , 13. A dress ( roba integra ), 438. a wedding dress (described), 167. Gowns and capes, 508. Gown and hood, 509. Gown and tunic, 520. Bed and gown, 131, 405. Bed and

• Close Rolls, Edward IJune 1307

his order, and from the complaint of his citizens and all his people dwelling there and in Southwark that the workmen ( rogorum artifices ) in the city and town aforesaid and in their confines now burn them and construct

• The RegisterKirkbythore

Bernulph and two acres and one perch in Kyrke toftes, and four acres in Crosrig, and one toft and a croft of one acre in the vill of Kyrkebythore, and three acres and half a perch between Truteb ec and

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIAugust 1361

warranty to the abbot and convent of Abbotesbury and to their successors one messuage, 80 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow and pasture for 200 sheep in Odestoke co. Wilts, and 2 acres of land and the advowson of

• Close Rolls, Henry VApril 1416

person the king and realm, as by particular report has come to the king's ears, and for the lords and other men in his company and their horses, in singular the market towns and other the towns and places adjacent

• Close Rolls, Edward III, Part 2May 1343

to the said John and Richard as aforesaid, and Robert de Wymbissh and Joan his wife released the mill, within that term, to John and Richard, by a fine levied in the king's court, and John and Richard remained in

• IndexA

-, white, 1394. oxen and heifers, 774. sheep, wethers, rams, ewes and lambs, 562. -, unspecified, 1182. pasturage of beasts, 737, 1182. unjust detention of, 910. pleas of swine, etc., 649. suit concerning ewes or sheep, 1373. Anne , queen

• Cartulary of Trentham PrioryIntroduction

at twelve quarters of corn, sixty of oats, four oxen, and thirty sheep, while St. Thomas could furnish thirty quarters of corn, sixty of oats, six oxen and fifty sheep,and when suppressed in Henry VIII'th time, its total revenues

• Close Rolls, Edward II1326 (miscellaneous)

sheep one day and shear them another day, and on that day they shall have all the cheese ( cas ') made from the said sheep,and if there be no cheese ( caseus ), they shall have bread

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIOctober 1338

John and Katherine jointly held the said manor and moiety and the manors of Mosseworth, Thele and Aldham, and tenements in Colne Engayne and Halstede with the said advowson, to hold the manors of Thele, Springefeld and Aldham and the

• Close Rolls, Henry VI1428

the younger citizen and grocer of London and Thomas Clerke clerk, their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim with warranty of the manors of Bradfelde and Aspeden co. Hertforde, the advowson of Bradfelde church, and of all lands, rents and services, woods,

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIJanuary 1371

next, warning the prior and chapter of Christ Church Canterbury, the archdeacons and clergy of his diocese to attend, the said prior and archdeacons in person, the chapter by one proctor and the clergy by two, and to be there

• Close Rolls, Richard IIDecember 1391

III., and that from 2 December last until then all merchants aforesaid may buy and sell wool etc. of persons whatsoever within the realm, owners of sheepand others, carry the same to the staples and, when there weighed and

• Close Rolls, Richard IIAugust 1399

goods and chattels, and without process of law thrusting some out of their lands and possessions, and keeping possession of the same in contempt of the king, to the disturbance of the whole people and contrary to law and the

• Close Rolls, Henry IVDecember 1401

Morys and Richard Persoun for breaking his close and houses at Wilmyngton and taking and leading away a horse, five oxen, nine steers, six kine and seventy sheep, price 20 l ., found there and at Excete, Erlyngton, Alfricheston and

• Inquisitions Post Mortem, Edward I, File 30

for 20 cows and 1 bull, 4 horses, 4 oxen and 240 sheep, 22 s . 101/2 d . rent of assize, and a windmill, held of Bartholomew de Briensun as free socage, rendering 2 marks yearly and doing suit

• Close Rolls, Henry V1416-1417

and all appurtenances and rights to that manor belonging in the said hundred, the advowson of Wrabnase church, the manor and advowson of Staundoun in the hundred of Aungre, and all other his lands, rents and services of freeholders