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1432-04-28, Windsor
Mandate to the escheator in Somerset for the livery to the said John Cherd of the temporalities of the abbey.
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1432-04-28, Windsor
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
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1437-04-28, Windsor
during pleasure, to Richard Aas of the office of keeping the park co. York, and the out woods there, to hold himself or by deputy, the wages, fees and profits anciently accustomed. By p.s.
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1438-02-04, Windsor
for life, te Ralph, lord of Cromwell, of two parts of the manor co. Lincoln, with knights fees and advowsons, valued at 18s. 4d. yearly, of two parts of the manor of Ledenham, co. Lincoln, knights fees and advowsons, valued at 8/. yearly, of the town of co. Nottingham, valued at …
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1438-02-12, Windsor
The like grant to John Feriby, king's esquire, controller of the household, the office of parker of Witteley with the keeping of Witteley warren, to himself or by deputy, in lien of a grant thereof, during pleasure, by patent, surrendered. By p.s.
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1438-02-21, Windsor
during pleasure, from Michaelmas last to William Paynell, one king's minstrels, of 100s. a year at the Exxchequer. By p.s. 1437. 30.
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1438-02-21, Windsor
Grant, for life, to John Noreys, esquire, usher of the chamber, for good Eltham service, of the offices of keeping the king's artillery and armour of the Manor. _ castles of Chester and Caernarvan, and of all the king's other castles in North Wales, at the accustomed wages and …
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1438-02-21, Windsor
Vacated because surrendered, the king on 26 April in his seventeenth year having granted to Thomas Poulford the office of keeping the artillery tn the castles of Chester and Caernarvan. Oct. 1. [nspexrimus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and …
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1438-02-21, Windsor
Grant, for life, to Thomas de la Felde, of the office of marshal of all the king's courts in the land of Ireland, both of the king's chief place, Castle. common place, and Exchequer in the said country, and before justices of assize and gaol delivery and all other justices …
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1438-02-21, Windsor
Commission to John Goules to provide hay, peas and pulse to feed the king's deer in the park of Wodestoke and carriage for the same. 24.
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1438-02-21, Windsor
Grant, for life, to John Christofre, groom of the chamber and armour, Windsor for good service, of the office of the king's linen armour (armature linee) Castle. within the Tower of London, on condition that he stay there; to hold himself or by deputy, receiving the customary …
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1438-02-21, Windsor
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and chamberlains of th Exchequer. Et erat patens. 15.
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1438-02-21, Windsor
General pardon to William Fyssher of Wolaston alias of Farndiche, co. Northampton, for all treasons, murders, felonies, conspiracies and Castle. other offences before 10 December last. By p.s. 22.
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1438-02-21, Windsor
Licence for the free men of the mistery of brewers of the city of London to be incorporated, and to elect yearly four wardens to govern all Castle. men and works of the same mistery and all workers, works and sales of malt-liquor (licoris cujuscumque de brasio) in the city and …
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1438-02-21, Windsor
Licence also for them to acquire in mortmain lands and rents in London worth 10 marks a year. By p.s. and for 50 marks paid in the hanaper. . Parr 1. 148
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1438-02-21, Windsor
to George Curteys, clerk-harbinger, and John Maistre, groom of in survivorship, at the rent of 12d. a year, of all the king's and title in the lands and rents in London, which, after escheating III on the death of Nicholas Rambald, whittawier, were by that king to John Beverlee …
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1438-02-22, Windsor
for life, to Thomas Derwent of the office of one of the foresters upper ward in the forest of Inglewode, co. Cumberland, which John had; to hold in person, with the customary profits and due provided always that no other person has the office by an earlier of the king. By p.s.
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1438-02-28, Windsor
Commission of oyer and terminer to Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, touching the complaint presented to the king and council by John Botiller, late serjeant of the king's father, as to divers injuries and public oppressions said to have been done to him. The complaint is contained …
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1438-05-28, Windsor
Grant for life to John Pecke, for eighteen years good service in France the last king and the duke of Bedford, of the office of bailli of Marke Oye with the seven parishes to the said bailltaye annexed, together the office of searcher and receiver there, to hold himself, with …
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1438-05-31, Windsor
for life, to Richard Bolton and Morgan Meredith of the manor in Rodeley in the parish of Wesebury alias Wesbury, held in chief and taken into the king's hand because Philip late of Little Dene in the said county, being seised, enfeoffed thereof Stratton, chaplain, and Richard …