Topic analysis
The whole corpus
Scanned coverage: Patent Rolls 1216–1486, Close Rolls 1231–1395 (dashed markers). A fall-off after 1486 reflects Patent rolls not yet ingested, not a decline in activity.
Where
Top counties: Middlesex (160128)
What kind of act
When in the year
Sample entries
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1232-10-10, Westminster
Signification to the pope of the royal assent to the election of Master Iidmund, treasurer of Salisbury, to be archbishop of Canterbury.
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1232-10-10, Westminster
The like to the same as to the election of the sometime prior of St. Edmunds to be abbot of that place.
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1232-10-14, Westminster
Licence for the abbot and monks of Furnes, whenever they have need, to send a brother of their house into Ireland who with other brethren of the house sent there shall buy corn and victuals throughout that land, for the maintenance of the abbey; and mandate to the justiciary of …
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1232-10-15, Westminster
Mandate to the good men of the county of Wilts reciting that the king has appointed Ralph de Bray and Ralph de Norwico as his justices to receive the abjuration of the realm of H. de Burgo if he should refuse to come out of the church and take his trial, or to do justice to him, …
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1232-10-17, Westminster
Appointment, during pleasure, of Henry de Trubleville to the custody of the county of Glamorgan. By P. de Rivallis.
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1232-10-17, Westminster
Mandate to Ralph de Wyliton, constable of Devises, to restore Hubert de Burgo and William de Millers, who lately escaped from the castle of Devises and entered the church of St. John the Baptist and who were dragged forth from there, to the said church. By the same.
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1232-10-20, Westminster
Mandate to the barons of Hastinges, Winchelese, and Rye, requesting them to select from the better and stronger young men of their ports sufficient well armed men to equip two galleys of the king which are at Portesmuth, which he has ordered to be delivered to them as soon as …
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1232-10-20, Westminster
Mandate by letters close to the bailiffs of Portesmuth to deliver the said galleys to Robert de Aundely to be delivered to those whom the king has ordered.