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1427-03-13, Canterbury
John Bygod, knight ; York.
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1430-01-02, Leeds Castle
of Robert Kempe, chaplain, to the church of Langeley in diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of Robert Wyot.
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1430-03-20, Canterbury
for 10/. paid in the hanaper, for William Porter, knight, and Ryvell to grant the manor of Ixnynge, cos. Suffolk and Cambridge one acre which they are to retain in order that they may be the tenants), to William Alnewyk, bishop of Norwich, William Phelip, John Martyn, justice of …
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1430-03-20, Leeds
Commission de walliis et fossatis for the parts of Mersshland, co. Norfolk, the towns of Uppewelle, Outwelle and Enemeth, between the water from Wellinhee to Mullycourt priory and that leading from to the same, to Henry Rochefort, knight, Robert Clyston, William Paston, William …
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1430-04-01, Canterbury
Commitment (with like clause) to master John Lyndefeld, archof Chichester, [master] Henry Penwortham, Roger Henyton William Burys, by mainprise of John Cichele, grocer, of and Thomas Danyell of the county of Middlesex, esquire, the guardianship of all the temporalities of the …
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1430-04-08, Canterbury
Grant to John Depeden of the prebend in the king's free chapel of Bt. George in the castle of Wyndesore, which John Exton held while lve. By p.s.
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1430-04-08, Canterbury
Mandate in pursuance to the dean or warden of the said chapel. By the same wnit.
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1430-04-10, Canterbury
It has been shown by the mayor, aldermen and commonalty of the city London that the chapel of St. Mary by the Guildhall, London, wherein there is a college or chantry of five chaplains, one being warden, anciently founded by citizens of the city, is small, ruinous, inconvenient …
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1430-04-15, Leeds Castle
Commission ta the mayor and sheriff of Bristoll to arrest in the port of that town a ship of 100 tons or less for the conveyance of the men, horses and other harness of James Botiller earl of Ormond, from Ireland to France; also the mariners and sailors required to navigate the …
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1430-04-16, Canterbury
Grant to William Walesby, king's clerk, of the prebend of Bisshopeshurst in the cathedral church of Chichester, which is void by the consecration of Marmaduke Lumley to be bishop of Carlisle, and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the bishopric of Chichester …
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1430-04-16, Canterbury
Mandates in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric and the dean and chapter of the said church. By the same writ.
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1430-04-16, Canterbury
Grant, during pleasure, to Gilbert Parre, one of the ushers of the chamber, of the office of keeper of the privy wardrobe within the Tower of London, to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with the usual fees, profits and wages by the hands of the sheriffs of the city …
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1430-04-16, Canterbury
Vacated by surrender, the king on 8 May in his ninth year, having granted that he should be paid out of the fee farm of the said city. By p.s.
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1430-04-18, Canterbury
Commission to William Middelton to provide in London and elsewhere in England the bowyers, flecchers, stryngers, arewe smythes and other workmen and labourers belonging to their misteries, required to make bows, arrows, bowstrings, and arrow-heads for the king; also the timber …
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1430-04-18, Canterbury
Commission to the warden of the Cinque ports or his lieutenant to four balingers for the king's voyage to France. [Fadera.] By .
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1430-04-18, Canterbury
Commission to Thomas Carrewe, knight, James Chidelegh, esquire, Haweley and John Talbot to arrest and bring before the council Buk, John Ferrers of Chircheton, Henry Martyn, John Clement, Baille, John Bradmore, Stephen Gascoygne of Weymouth, John John Salter, John Slougge, the …
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1430-04-20, Canterbury
Commission to Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, warden of the Cinque ports or his lieutenant to take and bring before the council John Adam his brother, and Molond Bocher, all of Sandwich, owners and of certain balingers called the Martenet of Sandwich and Cristofore of Sandwich, …
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1430-05-05, Canterbury
Licence, for 101. paid in the hanaper, for Robert Oxenbrugge and John Halle to enfeoff Roger Fenes, knight, William Prestwyk, clerk, William U'vedale, John Bamburgh, William Sydene, Adam Iwode, Simon Cheyne, William Burgoyne, William Gilderigge and Thomas Baynden, and their …
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1430-12-16, Leeds Castle
Order to J. archbishop of York to appoint some trustworthy man of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the said diocese the tenth, payable a moiety at the Purification next and the other moiety at the Purification 1431 -2], which the prelates and clergy of the …
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1431-01-08, Leeds
Presentation of William Estyby, chaplain, to the church of Blaketoryton in the diocese of Exeter, void by the resignation of Robert, Wyot.