- Look up
hanaper in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
hanaper or hanap,
properly a case or
basket to
contain a "hanap" (O. Eng. kneels: cf.
Dutch nap)...
- non-compliance was
changed from
forfeiture to a fine,
payable into the
Hanaper of the Chancery. As with many
English legal and
regulatory systems a gradual...
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Langley Park and his father's
reversionary grant of the
clerkship of the
hanaper office. From 1693 he
travelled abroad for
three years.
Seymour was returned...
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Lieutenant on 27 June 1921. The
physical seal was in the
Crown and
Hanaper Office in the Four
Courts when that was
occupied by the
Irish Republican Army...
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offices of
Clerk of the
Crown and
Clerk of the
Hanaper in the
English Chancery. Latterly, the
office's most
important functions were to
issue writs of...
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owned land in twenty-one counties. From 1603, he held the
office of
Clerk of the
Crown and
Hanaper for life: from 1606 he held it
jointly with
Francis Edgeworth...
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jointly with Sir John
Williams 14
April 1532, c. 1533–1540
Clerk of the
Hanaper 16 July 1532,
jointly with
Ralph Sadler April 1535 – 1540
Chancellor of...
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Fitzsimon Esq. of Glencullen,
County Dublin, who was
Clerk of the
Crown and
Hanaper and MP for
County Dublin. The
couple had 13 children:
Thomas Fitzsimon...
- the
successful candidates before the vote. The
Clerk of the
Crown and
Hanaper in
Ireland was
responsible for
electoral arrangements; each peer voted...
- to
Henry V and
Henry VI, he was
required to pay 40
shillings into the
hanaper for the privilege. The
status of
denizen allowed a
foreigner to purchase...
