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1399-09-08, Pontefract
Grant for life, or until the king shall make other ordinance for his estate, to William Palmere of 101. yearly from the issues of the great custom of Newcastle on Tyne. By K.
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1399-09-09, Pontefract
Grant to the king's clerk Robert Gowe of the prebend which Richard Postell, deceased, had in the king's free chapel or college of Wyndesore. By K.
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1399-09-09, Pontefract
Mandate in pursuance to the dean of the chapel. By K.
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1399-09-09, Pontefract
John Chapman, until the Annunciation. By bill etc. John Herfeld. French. By bill etc.
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1399-09-09, Pontefract
The like, until the Annunciation, for Robert Bedford, the king's ferreter, to buy rabbits and fowls. J rench. By bill etc.
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1399-09-10, Pontefract
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Poncius, lord of Castelhon, going on the king's service to Aquitaine. By K.
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1403-08-04, Pontefract
The like, for fourteen days, to William Bowes, esquire, for his journey the king's service to Calais and his return to the king's presence.
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1403-08-05, Pontefract
Grant to Hugh de Holyns and William de Holyns, who were lately in the battle by Shrewsbury under the king's standard against the rebels, of all goods late of John de Holyns of the county of Stafford, their father, forfeited to the king by reason of his outlawry on a plea of …
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1403-08-06, Pontefract
Robert Goushill; Norfolk and Suffolk; Warwick and Leicester ; Salop ; Cambridge and Huntingdon ; Nottingham and Derby; York; Lincoln; Northampton and Rutland ; Sussex ; Hereford ; Essex and Hertford ; Bedford and Buckingham. Nicholas Goushill, chivaler ; Nottingham and Derby.
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1403-08-06, Pontefract
Pardon to Thomas Scalby of Oteryngham for his treason and felony in supporting Henry de Percy, chivaler, rebel, deceased, in battle at Shrewsbury, and of all the forfeitures of all lands, rents and services which he claims on the decease of his father and brother in Oteryngham …
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1403-08-06, Pontefract
Pardon to John Hare of Wodehous of the county of Leicester for having on Thursday in Whitsun Week, 11 Richard IJ, lain in ambush at Leycestre and killed William Lodbroke. By K.
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1403-08-06, Pontefract
Pardon to Adam Dowebyggyng of Bentham, co. York, for all felonies committed by him, except treason. By K.
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1403-08-14, Pontefract
Pardon to Richard de Hull of Sothorpe alias Richard Hull of Southorpe in Holdernesse, co. York, for all felonies committed by him, except treason, murder and rape. By p.s.
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1403-08-15, Pontefract
Margaret late the wife of John Lilleborn, chivaler ; Northumberland.
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1403-08-15, Pontefract
Grant for life to Richard de Arundell, chivaler, of the custody and supervision of the king's castle of Bamburgh, co. Northumberland, and the lordship of the same, receiving 100 marks yearly from the issues of the castle and lordship, so that he answer for any surplus at the …
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1403-08-15, Pontefract
Vacated by surrender and cancelled, because on 10 November in the sixth year the king granted to him for life the castle and lordship with the fee-farm of the town and lordship to the value of 100 marks yearly.
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1403-08-15, Pontefract
Grant for life to the king's servant William Stersacre, groom of the king's bows, of the tenements and rents late of Ralph atte See in Bowetham within the suburbs of York, forfeited to the king on account of the rebellion of the latter, to hold to the value of 10 marks yearly, …
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1403-08-15, Pontefract
Pardon to Thomas Grosvenour, chivaler, for his rebellion and forfeiture and for being armed in battle with Henry Percy against the king ; and grant to him of all his lands, possessions and goods, forfeited on this account. By K.
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1403-08-15, Pontefract
Commission of array to Peter de Bukton within the liberty and lordship of Holdernesse. By K. & C.
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1403-08-15, Pontefract
The like to the following in the ridings named : Ralph, earl of Westmorland, Henry Filz Hugh, Ralph de Euere, David Rouclyff, Thomas Colvyll, Robert Conyers, John Conyers and John Burgh, in the North Riding of the county of York. Ralph, earl of Westmorland, Peter de Malo Lacu, …