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1277-04-19, Worcestcr
The like to William Inge and Robert de Retford, on complaint by Walter de Bonevill that Elias Russel, Henry Elicserjaunt, Henry Poteman, William Simund, Roger de Dunolmia, John de Ware, John de Hampton, Thomas de Kancia, Thomas Godesewe, John son of Seman, and Henry de Illeford …
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1290-07-16, Westminster
at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, to John Atteford of his outlawry for larceny. to the following burgesses and fishermen of the city of London, of a fine of 500 marks already paid into the Exchequer, all illicit transactions, forestallings and other trespasses in …
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1291-08-30, Grantham
The like to Humphrey de Kael, Peter de Fishacre and Thomas de Kent, on complaint by Elizabeth, late the wife of William de Auney, that Robert, abbot of Tavistok, William de Falgham, William Trenchard of Lowewill, Warin de Ins, Nicholas de la Hole, William Gaynel, Peter Dawel, …
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1294-09-28, Westminster
The like for the following of the Cluniac order : The prior of Horkeleye, Pritwell, Horton, Neuten Longevile, Wongeford, Ctifford, Lenton, Mendham, Bermundeseye, Bromholme, Castelacre, Lewes, Farleye, Montacute, Norhampton, Wenlock, Carswell, Normannesbergh, St. Helen's (sancte …
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1295-12-14, Westminster
Commission of oyer and terminer to W. de Bereford and H. Spigurnel touching the persons who killed Thomas de Kenete, serjeant of Edmund, earl of Cornwall, the king's kinsman, at Dorcestre, co. Dorset.
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1296-01-07, St Albans
of oyer and terminer to W. de Bereford and H. Spigurnel the persons who killed Thomas de Kenete, serjeant of Edmund, the king's kinsman, at Dorcestre, co. Dorset. to the same, on complaint by the said earl, touching the who broke his parks of Cosham and Mere, co. Wilts, …
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1297-05-11, Chudleigh
the sheriff of Cornwall. Order to cause Walter de Hull, imprisoned to be released from prison, as the king learns by inquisition by Gilbert de Knovill that Walter did not remove or conceal or cause be removed or concealed the wool of Thomas de Kent within that county to the form …
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1297-05-11, Chudleigh
the sheriff of Cornwall. Order to cause Walter de Hull, imprisoned to be released from prison, as the king learns by inquisition by Gilbert de Knovill that Walter did not remove or conceal or cause removed or concealed the wool of Thomas de Kent within that county to the form of …
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1297-07-30, Westminster
of Robert de la Fierte and Adam de Crokedayk to assess in the county of Northumberland the eighth of movables of lay without the cities, boroughs and demesnes, aud the fifth of movables of cities and boroughs, granted to the king by the barons and burgesses and good men, and …
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1301-02-17, Lincoln
The like to William Inge and Robert de Retford, on complaint by Walter de Bonevill that Elias Russel, Henry Elicserjaunt, Henry Poteman, William Simund, Roger de Dunolmia, John de Ware, John de Hampton, Thomas de Kancia, Thomas Godesewe, John son of Seman, and Henry de Illeford …
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1307-10-29, Westminster
Presentation of Adam de Herwynton to the church of Aure in the diocese of Hereford. 6. Thomas de Kancia, precentor, and William de Dovor, sacristan, canons of the church of Waltham Holy Cross, bringing news of the death of J. late abbot of that place, have letters of licence to …
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1307-10-29, Westminster
Presentation of Adam de Herwynton to the church of Aure in the Westminster. diocese of Hereford. Nov. 6. Thomas de Kancia, precentor, and William de Dovor, sacristan, canons of Westminster. the church of Waltham Holy Cross, bringing news of the death of J. late abbot of that …
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1308-06-01, Kings Langley
Commitment during pleasure to Robert de Mounceus of the keeping of the king's demesne lands in the counties of Dublin and Kildare, to hold as Thomas de Kent had the same. By p.s. 5 ie to John Wogan, justiciary of Ireland, to deliver the same
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1309-09-12, Westminster
Prohibition of the induction of Robert de Gyseburgh to the priory of Wederhale, a cell of the monastery of St. Mary, York, until the king and council shall have examined the papal letters collating him to it, in regard to any encroachment upon the royal prerogative. By p.s. …
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1309-09-12, Westminster
Prohibition of the induction of Robert de Gyseburgh to the priory of Wederhale, a cell of the monastery of St. Mary, York, until the king and council shall have examined the papal letters collating him to it, in regard to any encroachment upon the royal prerogative. By p.s. …
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1327-02-26, Westminster
Grant to queen Isabella, for life (in furtherance of a resolution of parliament that, for her services in the matter of the treaty with France and in suppressing the rebellion of the Despensers and others, the lands, etc. assigned to her by way of dower should be increased in …
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1327-03-07, Westminster
_ The like to the same, on complaint by Thomas de Kent, of Donecaster, that William de Aune, knight, Richard of the Wodehalle and Robert his brother, William de Saperton, of Roderham, John de Marples, the elder, Richard de Tyneslowe, John de Tours, Adam son of Henry de Athewyk, …
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1327-03-07, Westminster
The like to the same, on complaint by Thomas de Kent, of Donecaster, that William de Aune, knight, Richard of the Wodehalle and Robert his brother, William de Saperton, of Roderham, John de Marples, the elder, Richard de Tyneslowe, John de Tours, Adam son of Henry de Athewyk, …
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1327-03-29, Westminster
The like for Thomas de Kent. By p-s. 6.
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1327-04-04, Huntingdon
The like for Thomas de Kent. By p.s.