The History of the London Charterhouse from Its Foundation Until the Suppression of the MonasterySociety for Promoting Christian Knowlede, 1925 - 202 strani |
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Adam Fraunceys aforesaid alia altar Anglie animabus Anno Domini aque aqueductus bishop of London building built buried Carthusian Order cell cellam chapel of St chapter church cistern Clerkenwell cloister Clyderhow conduit cujus dame dicti ditz domo domum domus domus salutacionis matris eadem ecclesie eciam ejus ejusdem eorum Episcopus executors founder fuit hallowed Homersley hospitalis ibidem idem iiij imperpetuum ipsi ipsius Item Delyveryd Johannis John John Lovekyn juxta Knight little cloister London Charterhouse Lord Mawny lour Luscote marcas Margerie Mary master docter Mauny Mawny Millesimo monastery monks mydd nobis omnibus omnium ordinis Cartusiensis Overmede pipas pipe predicti prefatis preter prior and convent Priori et Conventui quam quod quondam Richard Robert Robert Rede sancti sayd seid sibi Smithfield sterlingorum successores successoribus sylver terram terre Thomas Thomas Hatfield tunc vero Walter Lord Walworth waynscote whyche wife Willelmus William Symmes wyff wyth
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Stran 28 - ... impetrarint etiam si per eas ad inhibitionem reservationem et decretum vel alias quomodolibet sit processum...
Stran 26 - In cujus rei testimonium has litteras nostras fieri fecimus patentes. Teste me ipso apud Westmonasterium decimo octavo die Maij anno regni nostri primo [1378].
Stran 4 - ... thwarting, and at the fore end a St. John's cross without, and within a bell ringing by shaking of the cart, whereby the same might be heard when it passed ; and this was called the friary cart, which belonged to St.
Stran 3 - Gloucestershire, and Oxfordshire, and at length came to London, and overspread all England, so wasting the people, that scarce the tenth person of all sorts was left alive, and churchyards were not sufficient to receive the dead, but men were forced to choose out certain fields for burials ; whereupon Ralph Stratford, bishop of London, in the year 1348, bought a piece of ground called No Man's Land...
Stran 26 - RICARDUS Dei gracia Rex Anglie et Francie et dominus Hibernie Omnibus ad quos presentes litere pervenerint salutem. Sciatis quod cum venerabilis pater Willelmus de Wykeham Episcopus Wyntoniensis unum Collegium in Soka Wynton. juxta civitatem Wynton. vocatum " Seinte Marie College of Wynchestre...
Stran 126 - Domini proximo futurum, ad respondendum ibidem super hiis quas tune tibi objicientur ex parte nostra, et ad faciendum ulterius et recipiendum quod curia nostra consideraverit in hac parte. Et habeas ibi hoc breve. Teste custode etc. apud Eltham xxvi die Decembris. Per consilium.
Stran 28 - Aut si aliqui super provisionibus sibi faciendis de hujusmodi vel aliis beneficiis ecclesiasticis in illis partibus speciales vel generales dicte sedis vel legatorum ejus litteras...
Stran 136 - Hec est finalis concordia facta in curia domini regis apud Westmonasterium a die sancti Hillarii in tres septimanas, anno regni regis Henrici filii regis lohannis tricesimo primo coram Henrico de Bathon...
Stran 4 - Land, and lying in a place called Spittle cross, because it belonged to St. Bartilmewe's hospital, since that called the New Church haw, and caused it to be consecrated by the said bishop of London to the use of burials. ' In this plot of ground there were in that year more than fifty thousand persons buried, as I have read in the charters of Edward III.
Stran 4 - ... for their habitation : he also gave them the three acres of land lying without the walls on the north part, betwixt the lands of the abbot of Westminster and the lands of the prior of St. John (which three acres were purchased, inclosed, and dedicated by Ralph Stratford, bishop of London, as is afore showed), and remained till our time by the name of Pardon churchyard...