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1437-07-02, Kempton
Grant, during pleasure, to Thomas Aventre, groom of the chamber, of office of the Raglatyf of lavowrie in the county of Meryonnyth in Wales, to hold himself or by deputy, with the accustomed wages, and profits. By p.s. acated because surrendered, the king on 15 November in his …
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1437-07-02, Kempton
The like to John Weston, groom of the robes, of the office of keeper porter of the castle of Hereford, as above. By p.s.
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1437-07-02, Kempton
Vacated because surrendered, the king on 20 February in his sixteenth year granted him the said office for life.
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1437-07-10, Kempton
like to John Beket, page of the chamber, of the office of porter castle of Odyham, co. Southampton, as above. By p.s. becuuse surrendered, the king on 27 December in his sixteenth year granted him the said office for life. like to Andrew Lowe, groom of the chamber, of the office …
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1437-07-11, Kempton
during pleasure, to Bartholomew Halley, one of the yeomen of crown, of the office of keeper and controller of the king's park of in Chiltern, to hold himself or by deputy, with the accustomed fees and profits; notwithstanding that he has 6d. a day during out of the issues of the …
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1437-07-11, Kempton
like to Robert Spencer, yeoman of the hall, of the office of bailiff lordship of Haveryng atte Boure, as above. By p.s.
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1437-07-14, Kempton
during pleasure, to John Eyston, groom of the king's picherhous, the keeping of the way between le Slowe and Eton, co. Buckingham, hold himself or by deputy, with the accustomed wages, fees and profits. By p.s.
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1437-07-14, Kempton
Vacated because surrendered, the king on 18 October, in his sixteenth year, granted him the premises sn another form.
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1437-07-16, Kempton
Grant for life to the king's uncle Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, of manors of Wodestoke, Hanburgh, Wotton and Stonfeld with their and hamlets and the hundred of Wotton, co. Oxford, as fully as Chauciers, esquire, held the same for life or as Joan, queen of held them by grant of …
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1437-07-16, Kempton
The like to the same of the keeping of the castle of Rokyngham and the stewardship of all the forest of Rokyngham between the bridges of and the gates of Oxford, with the survey of vert and venison in other parks and bailiwicks within the said stewardship, to hold himself by …
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1437-07-16, Kempton
Grant to also for life of the keeping, survey, herbage and pannage of the park Briggestok and of the outwoods called Briggestok Baillie there, with other things to the said stewardship, park and Baillie belonging, therefor, in addition to the sum abovenamed, 16 marks 10s. a …
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1437-12-18, Kempton
to John Dancastre of the city of London, alias late of that city, abjured the realm on account of the death of William Boton strete alias Graschirche strete in le Briggewarde, wherewith the said John was charged, and of any consequent By p.s. 16.
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1437-12-18, Kempton
Exemption, for life, of the king's servant John Shirley of Waddon in the parish of Croydon, husbondman, from being put. on assizes, juries or inquisitions, and from being made collector or assessor of taxes, fifteenths or other subsidies, or constable, bailiff or other offices …
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1437-12-18, Kempton
Grant, for life, to Walter, lord of Hungerford, for his attendance on the council, of 100 marks a year from the ulnage of cloth in the county of Wilts. By p.s. 28.
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1437-12-18, Kempton
Grant, for life, to Thomas Pulford, yeoman of the crown, of the office of clerk and keeper of the mills of Dee at the town of Chester, and of _ keeper of the king's fisheries there, to hold himself or by deputy, with 6d. a, day wages by his own hands, and all other accustomed …
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1437-12-18, Kempton
Presentation of Robert Lokere, chaplain, to the church of Forde, in the diocese of Durham, void by the resignation of Richard Hende; directed to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric. By p.s. 24.
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1437-12-18, Kempton
Pardon, for 10/. paid in the hanaper, to Henry Longe, Richard Chok and Thomas Tropenell, for acquiring to themselves and the heirs of Thomas, from William Rous, esquire, and entering, without licence, the manor of Immer, co. Wilts, and the advowson of the free chapel of Immer, …
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1437-12-18, Kempton
Commission to Richard, earl of Warwick, to rule and govern the men gt arms and archers about to proceed with him over seas on the king's service, and to chastise offenders. -
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1437-12-18, Kempton
Commission to Thomas Pope, John Chyrch, Godard Pulham, John Exham and Ralph Ingoldesby and to John Hunte and Thomas Collage, serjeants at arms, to arrest in the ports of Wynchelse and Portesmuth ships and vessels of any tonnage to convey to France Richard, earl of Warwick, and …
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1437-12-18, Kempton
Commission to John Michell, mayor of London, to make search from the mouth of the Thames to the port of London for the wheat shipped there, as is reported, for export in contravention of the order recently given to customers to permit none to be exported without special licence …