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... clerk ; cf. Comp . 1424 , ' In expensis clerici gardiani versus ecclesias vs yd ob . There were then four ' valletti , ' the pincerna , cocus , barbitonsor , and carpentarius . In 1432 five are enumerated , the pincerna , cocus ...
... clerk ; cf. Comp . 1424 , ' In expensis clerici gardiani versus ecclesias vs yd ob . There were then four ' valletti , ' the pincerna , cocus , barbitonsor , and carpentarius . In 1432 five are enumerated , the pincerna , cocus ...
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... clerk ; no similar payment occurs except in favour of a warden . He was Master of Wearmouth 1387 , Prior of Coldingham 1391 , and Sub- prior of Durham in 1394 . 6. Robert Blaklaw , c . 1389-1404 . Appears to have been appointed first ...
... clerk ; no similar payment occurs except in favour of a warden . He was Master of Wearmouth 1387 , Prior of Coldingham 1391 , and Sub- prior of Durham in 1394 . 6. Robert Blaklaw , c . 1389-1404 . Appears to have been appointed first ...
Page 71
... clerk , as ' Barbitonsori ' could hardly be contracted in this way . 9 In 1540 the manciple , Lawrence Atkinson , was paid 25s .; the cook received 20s . , the sub - cook , 6s . 8d . , the barber IIS . 8d . , the laundress 6s . 8d ...
... clerk , as ' Barbitonsori ' could hardly be contracted in this way . 9 In 1540 the manciple , Lawrence Atkinson , was paid 25s .; the cook received 20s . , the sub - cook , 6s . 8d . , the barber IIS . 8d . , the laundress 6s . 8d ...
Page 87
... clerks , and they desired that the lay community also should not wear them ( No. 59 ) . Again , not many years later , comes another list of complaints , touching the jurisdiction of the Chancellor over causes , the price of wine , the ...
... clerks , and they desired that the lay community also should not wear them ( No. 59 ) . Again , not many years later , comes another list of complaints , touching the jurisdiction of the Chancellor over causes , the price of wine , the ...
Page 88
... clerks for their wrongful distress and cruel incursion upon them ( No. 89 ) ; they would submit to the king's officers but not to these unlawful clerks ! The great town and gown fight of the feast of St. Scholastica in 1354 may have led ...
... clerks for their wrongful distress and cruel incursion upon them ( No. 89 ) ; they would submit to the king's officers but not to these unlawful clerks ! The great town and gown fight of the feast of St. Scholastica in 1354 may have led ...
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