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... King's Exchequer . With respect to the period of time at or about which this sketch was drawn , we have but somewhat doubtful guides . The word " Henricus , " and the character of the handwriting , lead to the supposition that it was ...
... King's Exchequer . With respect to the period of time at or about which this sketch was drawn , we have but somewhat doubtful guides . The word " Henricus , " and the character of the handwriting , lead to the supposition that it was ...
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... King be such that they ought to give place to them . And this is the disposition of the first seat . On the second ... King's Attorney of the Exchequer , Chief Remembrancer , the Second Remembrancer , Summonister , Tran- scriptor of ...
... King be such that they ought to give place to them . And this is the disposition of the first seat . On the second ... King's Attorney of the Exchequer , Chief Remembrancer , the Second Remembrancer , Summonister , Tran- scriptor of ...
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... king's councell sett on the lower benches , the Courte proceeded to the said inquiry , & c . I propose now to take in review the different figures of our sketch , com- mencing with the usher , who is placed at the extreme right and at ...
... king's councell sett on the lower benches , the Courte proceeded to the said inquiry , & c . I propose now to take in review the different figures of our sketch , com- mencing with the usher , who is placed at the extreme right and at ...
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... King's writs & letters to divers magnates as well to Munster as to Leinster , Meath , & Ulster To a carpenter ... King ; as for instance , in the 9th Edw . II . 200 pearmains and two casks of wine were paid for the manor of Roune- ham in ...
... King's writs & letters to divers magnates as well to Munster as to Leinster , Meath , & Ulster To a carpenter ... King ; as for instance , in the 9th Edw . II . 200 pearmains and two casks of wine were paid for the manor of Roune- ham in ...
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... King , it was ordered by the Chancellor , Treasurer , and others of the Council , that the fealty of the citi- zens ... King's debtor , at Kylkarne , has come to the hands of the ( 7 Hen . IV . mem . 14. ) abbot of Mary's Abbey , near ...
... King , it was ordered by the Chancellor , Treasurer , and others of the Council , that the fealty of the citi- zens ... King's debtor , at Kylkarne , has come to the hands of the ( 7 Hen . IV . mem . 14. ) abbot of Mary's Abbey , near ...
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