10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WARDENRY»
Discover the use of
wardenry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
wardenry and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reigns of ...
For the 100 horse that are here, I would not willingly burden you with superfluous
charge, yet would be loath that for so small a charge, this your East Wardenry,
being far weaker than the rest, and opposite both the Middle and East Wardenry
of ...
Great Britain. Public Record Office, Robert Lemon, Mary Anne Everett Green, 1871
2
Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reigns of ...
For the 100 horse that are here, I would not willingly burden you with superfluous
charge, yet would be loath that for so small a charge, this your East Wardenry,
being far weaker than the rest, and opposite both the Middle and East Wardenry
of ...
Great Britain. Public Record Office, Robert Lemon, Mary Anne Everett Green, 1871
3
Calendar of State Papers, Preserved in the State Paper ...
Since the death of Lord Scrope, Warden of the West Borders and Captain of
Carlisle Castle, to whom there was paid yearly for the wardenry 424%., and for
the captainship 2211., we have committed the present wardenry to Rich. Lowther.
4
Calendar of State Papers: Of the Reigns of Edward VI, Mary, ...
Since the death of Lord Scrope, Warden of the West Borders and Captain of
Carlisle Castle, to whom there was paid yearly for the wardenry 424%., and for
the captainship 221L, we have committed the present wardenry to Rich. Lowther.
Great Britain. Public Record Office, Robert Lemon, Mary Anne Everett Green, 1872
5
Calendar of State Papers: Preserved in the State Paper ...
Since the death of Lord Scrope, Warden of the West Borders and Captain of
Carlisle Castle, to whom there was paid yearly for the wardenry 424l., and for the
captainship 221l., we have committed the present wardenry to Rich. Lowther.
Mary Anne Everett Green, 1872
6
An Historical, Topographical, and Descriptive View of the ...
i dh the Border, usually extorted from the crown the office of wardenry* The
warden of the east Marches generally resided at Alnwick or Berwick. Upon the
middle Marches the castle of Harbottle was judged a suitable residence for the
warden.
7
African Nurse Pioneers in KwaZulu/Natal - 1920-2000
Her low profile diplomacy empowered her matrons to effect discipline and to
render service to students without estranging wardenry to students. The chief
warden maintains that Mashaba's forte was that she could listen, reflect and
distance ...
Mazo Sybil T. Buthelezi, 2005
8
Society, Politics and Culture: Studies in Early Modern England
Although fees were first paid in the West March in 1537, at the same time as
Wharton's appointment to the deputy wardenry, Wolsey had made use of this
device in the East March as early as 1525. 204 It was an obvious complement to
the ...
9
North-East England, 1569-1625: Governance, Culture and Identity
He appeared to be adopting almost a siege mentality regarding the wardenry
and, at this stage, seemed to be more concerned with the shortcomings of those
among whom he would be required to operate rather than with trying to reach
some ...
10
Change and Continuity in the Tudor North: The Rise of Thomas ...
And the second earl of Cumberland found it difficult to forget and forgive the
slights offered to his father, particularly since in 1 543 he himself was passed
over for the western wardenry, and Wharton appointed in his place.211 Then
there was ...
