Search the rolls
930 entries · chronological Show only matching sentences
-
1244-08-06, Newcastle upon Tyne
Safe-conduct for A. king of Scots and those with him, in coming to the king or to the council, which the king will send to meet him in the county _ of Northumberland wherever he may be, to treat with the king or his council of peace, and in staying there while that parleying for …
-
1244-08-09, Newcastle upon Tyne
Appointment, in the place of B. count of Bygor, who by reason of the war which he has in his parts cannot be one of the arbitrators of the truce with France, of the mayor of Bordeaux for the time being [substituted for Bernard de Scussan]; and in the place of Geoffrey Ridel of …
-
1244-08-12, Newcastle upon Tyne
To Nicholas de Molis, seneschal of Gascony. Whereas the king promised Th. count of Flanders and Hainault that in the amending of the aggressions and damages committed upon Th ibaut] king of Navarre, by the king and his men of Bayonne, he would submit to the ordinance of the said …
-
1244-08-12, Newcastle upon Tyne
Notification that W. archbishop of York, B. elect of Canterbury, R. earl of Cornwall, the king's brother, S. de Monte Torti, earl of Leicester, William de Cantilupo, John son of Geoffrey and John Maunsel have mainperned for the king to the count of Flanders in the above matter, …
-
1244-08-12, Newcastle upon Tyne
Mandate to the said persons to mainpern for the king herein.
-
1244-08-18, Newcastle upon Tyne
Notification that the oath which R. count of Poitou and Cornwall, the king's brother, makes at Newcastle on Tyne for the confirmation of the compacts between the king and the king of Scots, he makes by order of the king, and the king has ordered him to observe them inviolably. …
-
1280-09-16, Newcastle upon Tyne
Commitment during pleasure to John le Flemmeng, burgess of Newcastle upon Tyne, of the king's change there.
-
1280-09-16, Newcastle upon Tyne
Order to all persons to be intendant to him.
-
1280-09-16, Newcastle upon Tyne
The abbot and convent of Fountains have made fine in 20 marks to have a charter of warren; and they have lands in the county of York.
-
1291-04-21, Newcastle upon Tyne
for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de la Haye to the and convent of Wroxhale of a messuage and 10 acres of land in with clause vo/umus, until three years after Midsummer, for going beyond seas : Robert de Scales. Nicholas de Weylaund. for the Friars Preachers of …
-
1291-04-21, Newcastle upon Tyne
Pardon to James de Ispania, king's clerk, of 309/. 4s. 03d., in which he aeons is bound to the king for arrears of the farm of the manor of Hedindon. tehington, Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Godfrey, brother of the duke of Brabant, sending two ships laden with wine to …
-
1291-04-21, Newcastle upon Tyne
The like, for two years, for the abbot of Holcoltran, having victuals Bshops brought from Ireland and Gascony by his men, by sea, and from other parts Itchington. by river.
-
1291-04-21, Newcastle upon Tyne
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Ripariis the younger to the prior and conyent of Motesfonte of an acre of land in Roswyk in Pengareg, and the advowson of the church of St. Melan, Carier. 12.
-
1291-04-21, Newcastle upon Tyne
The like, by John Giffard to the prior and Benedictine convent of og Oxford of four messuages and a toft in Oxford. : . 2 eg dee Safe-conduct, for one year, for Edmund, the king's brother, purveying victuals and goods in divers ships from parts within seas and beyond seas, to be …
-
1291-04-21, Newcastle upon Tyne
Presentation of Richard de Bereford to the church of Shenle, in the diocese of Lincoln. 15. Thomas, canon of St. Mary's, Kenlys, Ireland, bringing news of the Weston. _ resignation of Anglicus, late abbot, has letters of licence to elect. Power to William de Vescy, justiciary, …
-
1291-04-21, Newcastle upon Tyne
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Nicholas de Cokefeld and John Passavant, the king's serjeants-at-arms, sent by the king to London and elsewhere to forward the king's affairs, and to carry divers things to him in in the northern parts. 18.
-
1291-04-21, Newcastle upon Tyne
Mandate to Maleolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent to restore Sheile. the temporalities of the abbey of Middleton to Walter de Sidelingge, monk thereof, abbot-elect.
-
1291-04-21, Newcastle upon Tyne
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants. 21.
-
1291-04-21, Newcastle upon Tyne
Protection with clause voluwmus, in Iveland, for two years, for John, Repton. archbishop of Dublin, coming to England by the king's command. j 24.
-
1291-04-21, Newcastle upon Tyne
Grant to Richard Foliot, for life, of a weekly market on Thursday at the manor of Horselegh, co. Derby, already granted to him, and of a yearly fair there, to wit, on the eve, day and morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary. W. le Latimer nunciavit per Regem. . 427