Peter Langtoft's Chronicle,: (as Illustrated and Improv'd by Robert of Brunne) from the Death of Cadwalader to the End of K. Edward the First's Reign, Volumen2Printed at the Theater, 1810 - 488 páginas |
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Página 346
... Manour xiiii . xviii , li . xviis . viii d . The Scite of the saide Manour ys of an auncyent Buyldyng , having a fayre large Hall , th ' one halfe wherof is covered with Leade , and th ' other with Slate , with viii . fayre Chambers , a ...
... Manour xiiii . xviii , li . xviis . viii d . The Scite of the saide Manour ys of an auncyent Buyldyng , having a fayre large Hall , th ' one halfe wherof is covered with Leade , and th ' other with Slate , with viii . fayre Chambers , a ...
Página 347
... Manour on fysshyng , called the Mere , whiche ys in circuite fyve Myles , and one Myle and an halfe brode , wherein are greate abundance of Pykes , Tenches , Roches and Yeles , and of divers other kindes of Fisshes , which hathe ...
... Manour on fysshyng , called the Mere , whiche ys in circuite fyve Myles , and one Myle and an halfe brode , wherein are greate abundance of Pykes , Tenches , Roches and Yeles , and of divers other kindes of Fisshes , which hathe ...
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... Manour certayne Bondemen , whos Bodyes and Goodes are allwayes subject to the King's pleasure , as Lorde therof , to the nombre of The Mannour of Weston . Rentes of Assise and Customary Tenauntes . XX li The Rentes of Assise of the ...
... Manour certayne Bondemen , whos Bodyes and Goodes are allwayes subject to the King's pleasure , as Lorde therof , to the nombre of The Mannour of Weston . Rentes of Assise and Customary Tenauntes . XX li The Rentes of Assise of the ...
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... Manour there are dyverse Woodes growing , of dyvers Ages , as in the particular Boke of this Survey fully it doth appere , whiche are nowe worthe to be solde CLXXIX . li . vii s . vii d . whiche allwayes have ben used to be solde ...
... Manour there are dyverse Woodes growing , of dyvers Ages , as in the particular Boke of this Survey fully it doth appere , whiche are nowe worthe to be solde CLXXIX . li . vii s . vii d . whiche allwayes have ben used to be solde ...
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... Manour , were xix li . answered this yere , in the boke of Ac - xvs . viii d . comptes , to the somme of Woodes . Also within the Parke , and other Woodes aboute the Manour , there are cxLvi . Acres of Wood , the pryce of the Acre xx ...
... Manour , were xix li . answered this yere , in the boke of Ac - xvs . viii d . comptes , to the somme of Woodes . Also within the Parke , and other Woodes aboute the Manour , there are cxLvi . Acres of Wood , the pryce of the Acre xx ...
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