- the
court expenses and
dowries of his
Throckmorton stepdaughters. The
keepership of
Brigstock also
involved him in
legal disputes over
poaching and other...
- been his
occupation as a grocer. Rest died in 1571, at
which point the
keepership p****ed on to John Mell in 1576,
known for his
abuse of "the governors...
-
known as the
Field of the
Cloth of Gold in 1520. In 1523 he
received the
Keepership of
Langley New Park, Buckinghamshire, and was made
bailiff of Watlington...
-
established the
Public Record Office, a non-ministerial
department under the
keepership of the
Master of the Rolls, a
senior judge whose job
originally had included...
- to the
Prince of Wales. In 1813
Young succeeded Valentine Green in the
keepership of the
British Institution, an
arduous post
which he
filled with unfailing...
-
desired promotion to the
Midlands Circuit in 1616.
Potts was
given the
keepership of
Skalme Park by
James in 1615, to
breed and
train the king's hounds...
- Castle, in 1539, 1552, and 1568 respectively. In 1590
Elizabeth I
granted keepership to
Elizabeth Cooke (Lady Russell), the
first woman to hold such a title...
-
favourite of King
Henry VIII and
received many grants,
including the
keepership of
Enfield Chase on 12 July 1526, and
Belvoir Castle,
which remains the...
-
Highlands on the
condition that it be kept in a
locked chest under the
keepership of
figures deeply out of
favour with the King. In 1436,
there was even...
- law and
rather heavily foreign to the English. It was said Gloucester's
keepership was made
forfeit by Henry's death.
Gloucester was
given a blow and was...
