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• These were authorised by the patent rolls of 1297 and 1315.
• Sources which give 1498 cite the Patent Rolls for the period.
• In the Irish patent rolls of James I the townland is referred to as Allaghderrie.
• He later appeared on the Patent Rolls as entitled to a ?00 pension each year.
• The last mention of the fortification is in a Patent Rolls from the early 15th century.
• Tolls were authorised in the Patent Rolls of 1297 and 1315, and in subsequent town charters.
• This licence is recorded in the Calendar of patent rolls ( 1343 45 ), p . 479.
• From this entry in the patent rolls it appears that Stephen may have had a son named Gilbert.
• The Patent Rolls of this period also help to populate the King's Houses with recognisable historical characters.
• Plaistow in Essex is reported as appearing as " Playstowe " in the county's Patent Rolls of 1414.
• Ui Broithe was first anglicised as O'Broghie in the Patent Rolls of James I in 1603 and 1607.
• Walter was also responsible for the keeping of copies of other royal letters in the Close Rolls and the Patent Rolls.
• Tullymacarath, County Down is called " Ballylirstrillyvickenratty " ( 26 letters ) in a 1609 patent roll entry.
• Tadhg is listed on page 440 of the Patent Rolls of James I, but nothing else appears to be known of him.
• There is mention of a warden or keeper of the house, appointed from Savigny, on the Patent Rolls of 1319 and 1323.
• The first recorded royal permission to maintain defensive town walls was given to the " men of Ludlow " in the Patent Rolls of 1233.
• This series was discontinued in 1516, and all charters issued thereafter, mainly for grants of titles, were entered on the patent rolls.
• The Patent Rolls for 1349 record a debt of forty shillings owed to him by William de Wode, which was to be levied in Northampton.
• The original Charter bearing this assent has since been lost, although in 1929 the governors of the school obtained a certified extract from the Patent Rolls.
• William Devereux could recover his father s estates, and the terms were described in the Patent Rolls on 8 December 1266 ( 51 Henry III ):