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Maistres of our Nurcery, her annuitee of v. marcs, graunted for terme of her lyff of the Manor of Drayton , and advise them, as they woll avoid our grevouse displeasure, to see her aswele þerof yerely contented as of

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sheriff of Devon , brought an action in the Common Pleas against Richard Drewe , late of Ermington , yeo|man, for the delivery of a reasonable account for the time during which he was bailiff of the hundred of Ermington

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suggestion of political opposition to the Duke of Gloucester . Sir Richard Ludlow was a J.P. for Shropshire , and under-constable of Wallingford Castle ( Early Chancery Proceedings , 66/412). There is a very remarkable paraph to the signature of

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feast of Seynt Bar |tholomew, in the first year of the reign of king John , before Alan , abbot of Tewkesbury , Simon of Pateshull, John of Gestling, Richard Flandrensis, William of Faleise, justices, and other barons of our

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Richard Harcourt of this letter was a different person to the well-known knight. But the writer of No. 145 was certainly Sir Richard Harcourt , and the signatures of both letters are in the same hand, and have paraphs

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husband of the daughter ofRichard Nernute (or Noirnute). His heir was his grandson Miles (son of his son Richard ), who held Hucham in 1346 ( Feudal Aids , i, 116). This Miles was probably the father of Robert

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. Arrears of Dodecote, £20. 2. 2. Bailiff of Dodecote, £25. 2. 2. Bailiff of Sottewell, £10. Farmer of Bensheves, £12. Farmer of Penyton , £12. Bailiff of Aillesbury, £5. Farmer of Condycote, £3. 6. 8. Bailiff of Bourton ,

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of all this series of Letters. As to the Exeter Almhouse see further No. 285. John Agecomb or Edgcombe was Residentiary of Exeter and Vicar of Ermington , see No. 285. Christopher Coke was a lawyer who joined with

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— Den Inhalt der Sammlung bilden Romanzen (Morte Arthure, the awntyrs of Arthure of the Terne-Wathelyne, Romance off Syr Perecyuelle of Gales , Octovyane, Ysambrace, Sir Degrenance , Eglamour of Arthasse), Legenden, religios-moralische Gedichte und Gebete (ed. von Perry Religious

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Roger Bulkeley , D.D. of Oxford , who was Proctor in 1433 , Principal of Hare Hall in 1450 , and Commissary of the University in 1450 , 1461 , and 1464 . He was Rector of Didcot in 1465

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writer is probably the Thomas Prat of Henley mentioned in No. 272. From A.C. , xlvi, 64. Ryȝt reverent and wurchypfull master, I have ben with Richard Golborne and he may nat helpe me of xx. s., þat ye wrote

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of my stomake. Syr, make you an end for xx marcs, and more if you may, and rather then to breke the lawe is chargeabulle. I put it in discresyon never of your maisterschip betwene xli. and xx marc.

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Summa totalis of the valeus of the manors above writton " £268. 11. 0. " Wherof yn fees and annuite above writton, " £39. 12. 4. Fees: of Walter Elmes £2, Henry Parson , £2. 13. 4, Richard Page ,

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SIR WILLIAM STONOR [? 1480 ] A large part of the right-hand side of this letter— A.C. , xlvi, 224—includ|ing the signature, has been destroyed. The writer is a servant of Sir William Stonor , who reports as to what

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was made of by my lord of Salusbery, and by all the Quenys ladys and gentylwomen; and the Kynge herde her full well, as hit was telde me. And herr was with herr my cosyne Sainsyse brother, and of herr

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in this wise hit was a-Cordid bitwene RichardRichardof Apletre, abbot 1254 -67 . Abbot of Osneye and þ e Couent of þe same place of þe oone partie, and Water Croxforde of þe oþer, that is to say,

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Bisshoprich of lincoln, In the stede of þe worschip|full ffadur lorde Richard , Bisshop of lincoln; and By his auctorite, trustyng of þe mercy of all-myȝghty god and of seynte marie Euer virgyne and meritis of saynte martine and of

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of half a bote lether vij. d., also of my wyff iiij. d.; also in price of a peyre hosyn, ix. d.; also for a peyre shon vj. d.; also in money, j. d.; also to pay for cloutyng

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Receyvyd of the korne mill for terme of the Annunciacion of oure lady xxxvj. s. viij. d.; of my Brother Mull , iij. li. vj. s. viij. d.; of Barrey , iij. li.; of the Couper , vj. s.; of

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past, and brought with hym grete writyng under the Seal of the deane of the Arches under my lord of Caunterbury, mak|ynge mension of Innybucions and other mucche maters, and of appar|aunce in the seid Arches at such days as