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 (10930)
What kind of act
When in the year
Sample entries
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1399-09-01, Westminster
Presentation of William Tuppyn, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church Est Dene, in the diocese of Chichester.
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1399-09-02, Westminster
Inspeximus and confirmation to Richard Sponser and John Lichefeld of letters patent dated 16 September, 22 Richard I, granting to them for life 182. yearly. By p.s. and for 10s. paid in the hanaper.
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1399-09-02, Westminster
Pardon, for 5 marks paid in the hanaper, to Thomas Lancastre, John Forestere of Whitefelde and John Celere, vicar of the church of Whitefelde, of their trespasses in acquiring to themselves and their heirs from Thomas Imworth of Whitefelde by Brakle the manor of Whitefeld, co. …
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1399-09-04, Westminster
Commission de walliis et fossatis to John Colepepir, William Makenade, tephen Batenham, John Martyn, and John Neweport along the coast of the Thames in the marshes of Derteford and Stone, co. Kent.
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1399-09-05, Westminster
Presentation of Walter Aumeney, prebendary of Llannerghaeron in the church of Llaundewybrevy, in the diocese of St. Davids, to the of Eton, in the diocese of Lincoln, on an exchange of benefices William Dole.
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1399-09-06, Westminster
Mandate to all sheriffs and others at the information of John Brampton of Wyndesore, whom the king has appointed to search out all spies within the realm, to arrest all such and bring them before the king and council with all speed, By C,
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1399-09-06, Westminster
Commission to Hugh de Waterton, chivaler, John Chaundos, chivaler, Roger Partrich, Philip Holcote, John Gomond and the sheriff of Hereford, as the king understands that a fine was levied at Westminster, on the morrow of All Saints, 6 Richard II, before Robert Bealknap and his …
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1399-09-10, Westminster
Commitment to John Ikelyngton and Richard Colle, clerks, by mainprise of John Broune of the county of Salop and Roger Lowe of the county of Stafford, of the keeping of all the lands late of William de Shareshull, knight, tenant of the king in chief, which have been taken into …