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1377-06-14, Kennington
Appointment of John Darundell, knight, keeper of Southampton, to take carpenters, stonemasons and other labourers, excepting the fee of the church, and put them on the works undertaken to strengthen that town against invasion, paying them reasonable wages. By signet bill.
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1377-07-20, Kennington
like to the abbess and convent of Shaftebury, in favour of Tracy. By p.s. [28.]
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1377-07-20, Kennington
Ratification of the estate which Katherine de Swynford has for the term of her life in the manors of Gryngeley and Wheteley, by grant of John, of Lancaster, the king's uncle, who held them with others in special tail (sibi et heredibus suis de corpore suo exeuntibus), by grant …
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1377-07-28, Kennington
_' To the abbess and convent of Wilton. Order at the king's nominato admit Joan de Eketon to that abbey of the foundation of the In the warrant Oketon. . 13 forefathers and of his patronage; as he is informed that by custom of the crown it pertains to him to nominate a nun there …
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1379-11-26, Kennington
to Richard Temdebury, escheator in the county of Worcester, the temporalities of the abbey of Evesham to Roger de Yatton, elect. By signet letter. like to the following escheators in the counties named : Thomas Hore, in the county of Warwick. Thomas Laurence, in the counties of …
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1388-02-22, Kennington
Grant to John Ganvill of the archdeaconry of Chester in Liohfield cathedral church, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the bishopric of Coventry and Lichteld being lately in his hands. _ By K.
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1388-02-22, Kennington
Mandates in pursuance to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and the dean and chapter of Lichfield.
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1388-05-15, Kennington
To the treasurer and the chamberlains. Order by assent and advice of the council to cause 5917. 10s. of the treasury to be paid of the king's gift to John Samoun of Notyngham ; as by his petition he has shewn the king that on 8 September last he sold at that price 844 sacks of …
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1388-05-15, Kennington
To the treasurer and the chamberlains. Order by assent and advice of the council to cause 5911. 10s. of the treasury to be paid of the king's gift to John Samoun of Notyngham ; as by his petition he has shewn the king that on 8 September last he sold at that price 844 sacks of …