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  1. 1402-09-04, Worcester

    Commission date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 8 · Worcestershire

    Commission, for half a year, to Richard Edrych of Claynes to take partridges for the expenses of the household within the county of Worcester and the adjacent parts.

  2. 1402-09-04, Worcester

    Commission date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 8 · Worcestershire

    The like to William Cobbe of Wychynford and John Iwet of Wircestre.

  3. 1402-09-05, Worcester

    Unclassified date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 89 · Worcestershire

    Simon Sydenham, parson of the church of Sherston. By p.s.

  4. 1402-09-05, Worcester

    Unclassified date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 89 · Worcestershire

    The like for Simon Sydenham, parson of the church of Sherston.

  5. 1402-09-05, Worcester

    Administrative note date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 89 · Worcestershire

    Vacated because otherwise above. By p.s.

  6. 1402-09-05, Worcester

    Pardon date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 19 · Worcestershire

    Pardon to Peter de Werberton of the county of Chester for having been in arms against the king in his battle at Shrewsbury and for all other treasons and felonies committed by him; and grant to him of all his goods, forfeited on this account. By K.

  7. 1402-09-05, Worcester

    Pardon date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 8 · Worcestershire

    Pardon to Robert Balscote, clerk, alias late parson of the church of Morley, alias vicar of the church of Quenyngburgh, for all felonies and trespasses committed by him, except treason, murder, rape and common larceny. By p.s.

  8. 1402-09-05, Worcester

    Appointment date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 11d · Worcestershire

    Appointment of the king's kinsman Richard de Grey of Codenore, towards the east, and Thomas de Rempston, admiral towards the as they were charged by word of mouth, to govern the shipping of realm, which has been ordered in the present council at Worcester to under the Isle of …

  9. 1402-09-06, Worcester

    Unclassified date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 89 · Worcestershire

    The like for John Hotoft, parson of the parish church of Davenham, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, provided that no plea thereof be pending in the king's court, By p.s. [V. Parr II. 207

  10. 1402-09-06, Worcester

    Commission date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 11d · Worcestershire

    Commission of array to Thomas Tunstall, chivaler, Ralph de Radclyf, and the sheriff in the county of Lancaster. They are to pick a suitable number of the best men and take them to the city of Herewith all speed to go with the king to Wales to resist the rebels.

  11. 1402-09-06, Worcester

    Commission date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 11d · Worcestershire

    The like to the following in the counties and places named : Robert Fraunceys, sheriff, in the county of Stafford. Ralph de Staveley and Thurstan Bowre, in le Peek in the county of Derby. John Sayvyll, esquire, John Horwell, William Payto, Roger Smert and the sheriff, in the …

  12. 1402-09-06, Worcester

    Commission date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 10d · Worcestershire

    Commission to Thomas de Caldewell, parson of the church of Richemond, William de Dent, John de Ellerton and Richard de Cliderhowe to enquire in the North Riding of the county of York, what goods Henry de Percy, chivaler, deceased, who made forfeiture to the king, had on 21 July …

  13. 1402-09-07, Worcester

    Unclassified date: inferred Henry IV · Fine Rolls · fine/ia_calendaroffiner12greauoft, m. 10 · Worcestershire

    Thomas de Metham, chivaler ; York.

  14. 1402-09-07, Worcester

    Exemption date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 11 · Worcestershire

    Exemption for life of the king's knight Philip le Vache from being put on assizes, juries, inquisitions, attaints or recognitions and from being made mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner, knight of the shire, justice of the peace, collector, taxer, assessor, surveyor or controller …

  15. 1402-09-07, Worcester

    Presentation date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 8 · Worcestershire

    Presentation of John Barell, chaplain, to the church of St. Ilugan, St. Illugan, in the diocese of Exeter.

  16. 1402-09-07, Worcester

    Pardon date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 8 · Worcestershire

    Pardon to Robert de Legh of the county of Chester for all treasons, insurrections, murders, felonies, robberies and arsons committed by him against the king and especially in the company of Henry Percy, chivaler, son of the earl of Northumberland, who lately rose in …

  17. 1402-09-07, Worcester

    Commission date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 8 · Worcestershire

    Commission, during pleasure, to William Heron, lord of Say, steward of the household, to survey and govern all lordships, manors, lands and possessions of Henry, earl of Northumberland, in the counties of York, Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmoreland, the town of Newcastle …

  18. 1402-09-07, Worcester

    Inspeximus date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 4 · Worcestershire

    Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (French) of Edmund, late earl of Stafford, lord of Tunbrigge and Caurs, dated at his castle of Stafford, 1 March, 8 Henry IV, granting for life to Nicholas Bradshawe the herbage and pannage of the south park of Blechinglegh with a …

  19. 1402-09-07, Worcester

    Inspeximus date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 2 · Worcestershire

    Inspeximus and confirmation to Nicholas Bradshawe of the following : 1.

  20. 1402-09-07, Worcester

    Letters of attorney date: inferred Henry IV · Patent Rolls · patent/ia_calendarpatentr00britgoog, m. 2 · Worcestershire

    Letters patent (/ rench) of Edmund, earl of Stafford, lord of Tunbrigge and Caurs, dated at his castle of Stafford, 1 March, 8 HenryIV. (See m. 7.) 2.