10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHRIEVALTY»
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shrievalty in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
shrievalty and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Medieval English Sheriff to 1300
Ill THE BARONIAL SHRIEVALTY, 1066-1100 For a generation after the
government of England was fully assumed by Norman officials, about five years
subsequent to the Battle of Senlac, the sheriff's power was at its highest. This was
the ...
William Alfred Morris, 1968
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The Fourteenth-century Sheriff: English Local Administration ...
35, 74, 87, 98, 141 Surteys, Sir Alexander 136 Sussex 21, 72, 94, 129, 145 see
also Surrey-Sussex, shrievalty Sutton, William de 59 Swynnerton, Sir Thomas de
144 n. 81 tax collectors 33, 92, 103, 139, 146, 151-3, 158 Wake, Sir Thomas, ...
3
Shrievalty: Glimpses of Sheriffdom in Calcutta
4
Restoration and Reform, 1153–1165: Recovery from Civil War ...
... 58, 64, 65, 73 Gloucestershire, 25, 27, 36-8, 40, 41, 45, 46, 48-9, 55, 108, 111,
116, 120-1, 124-5, 172, 184, 228 farm, 139, 141,222 shrievalty, 42, 58$, 62, 92,
94, 96, 99, 120-1, 138 tax, 151 Godstow Abbey, 38, 125, 163 Goxhill, Peter of, 63,
...
5
Sir Thomas More: By Anthony Munday and Others
'A keeps a plentiful shrievalty, and 'a made my brother Arthur Watchins sergeant
Safe's yeoman. Let's hear Shrieve More. Al1. Shrieve More, More, More, Shrieve
More! 50 More. Even by the rule you have among yourselves, Command still ...
Anthony Munday, Henry Chettle, Vittorio Gabrielli, 2002
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English historical documents. 4. [Late medieval]. 1327 - 1485
have the lands and chattels of John Sutton in your shrievalty surveyed and
valued by the oath of proved and lawworthy men of your shrievalty, by whom the
truth may be the better established, and to have these lands and chattels seized
into ...
David Charles Douglas, Alec Reginald Myers, 1996
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Richard II and the Rebel Earl
Ruyhall was replaced in 1372 byWarwick's 'bien ameZ'John Aleyn, who held the
position until 1377.40 Even when the shrievalty had been in the crowns hands,
from November 1369 to April 1370, while Thomas Beauchamp waited for liv— ...
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State Formation in Early Modern England, C.1550-1700
As a result, the shrievalty became unpopular, still more so because the
incumbent ended up out of pocket for his pains. Sheriffs had to pay a fine on entry
to the office and a fee to settle their account at the exchequer, as well as the
salary of the ...
Michael J. Braddick, 2000
the shrievalty of the county was included in the grant.1 It is not mentioned in the
charter but shortly afterwards it is found in Gerard's hands, and the Pipe Roll of 1
190 records that the price to Gerard of the shrievalty and the castle was 700 ...
... or times, during the continuance of the said shrievalty, he may seize or take in
execution, within the said county, from the place where such goods and chattels
shall be so seized or taken in execution, before the rent (if any due) shall be paid
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SHRIEVALTY»
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shrievalty is used in the context of the following news items.
YOUR AM WRITES: South Wales East AM William Graham
Gwent is one of the preserved counties of Wales; surviving for the ceremonial purposes of Lieutenancy and High Shrievalty; also retained in the titles of many ... «South Wales Argus, Jul 15»
Teesdale School pupils recognised for outstanding voluntary work
Lizzie Francis, of Romaldkirk, and Abigail Kent, of Barnard Castle, were honoured at County Durham's annual Shrievalty Awards, on March 26. The teenagers ... «The Northern Echo, Mar 15»
Sir Anthony is Worcestershire's new High Sheriff
Amid private government concerns that the so-called "shrievalty" is suffering from institutional racism, the body representing the 55 high sheriffs has been ... «Bromsgrove Advertiser, Mar 15»
Inspirational young people from across County Durham honoured at …
The courageous and community-spirited actions of more than 30 youngsters were recognised at the High Sheriff's Shrievalty Awards at Durham Castle. «ChronicleLive, Mar 15»
Inspirational teen named Lancashire Young Citizen of the Year
... keep young people safe from alcohol related harm, was also recognised at the ceremony with the Shrievalty Rosebowl award, presented by the High Sheriff. «Cumbria Crack, Mar 15»
Wokingham officers rewarded for their work in bringing burglars to …
The certificates are hand-written and decorated by a calligrapher and a citation is written in a leather bound Shrievalty Award Book. The awards were presented ... «getreading, Mar 15»
Sheriff calls for a figurehead to lead improvement effort
Its mayoralty and shrievalty were so important. They had the Burrell Collection at the Berwick Museum and The Maltings theatre and cinema, lovely parks, the ... «Berwick Today, Sep 14»
Richard Lloyd appointed High Sheriff of Somerset
Crimebeat, the Shrievalty's charity, aims to discourage the young from crime. Organisations which provide youth activities can apply to Crimebeat for funds for ... «Somerset County Gazette, May 14»
Award for for Consett youth volunteer
Joe Rowell, 18, of Consett, was nominated for a High Sheriff's Shrievalty Award, by staff at Consett YMCA for his dedication to youth activities. He was at a ... «The Northern Echo, Apr 14»
Young people from across the region honoured at Shrievalty Awards
Volunteers, young carers and budding community leaders were also recognised at the Shrievalty Awards at Durham Castle. Five-year-old Holly Price, of Stanley ... «The Journal, Mar 14»
