An Account of the Rolls of the Honour of Halton, Part of Her Majesty the Queen's Duchy of Lancaster; Being the Substance of a Report Recently Made Upon the Removal of the Records From Halton Castle, in Cheshire, to the Office of Public Records, London
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In 1421, he was sued in three separate actions for debt. In 1425, he was sued for debt by his patron the abbot, and by others in several other actions.
In 1427, he had another action brought against him, after which we hear of him no more. The abbot must have had some trouble with his vicars if others were as troublesome as Richard de Dunham. But there were some other litigious clerks beside him who had, though not so often, found the court employment. In 1499, WiUiam Percival, chaplain, and Ri...chard Cochet, clerk, each brought several actions in the court.
In 1508, William Sutton of Moor, chaplain, possibly the minister at Daresbuiy, was sued for a debt; and in 1513, the year of Floddeh, he was fined for an assault. What a pity the fighting chaplain did not carry his blows to. Flodden, where they might have been of more use in the king's host. In 1532, John Latchford, another chaplain, was bound over to keep the peace. In 1543, Richard Gerard, clerk, rector of GrappenhaU, was struck and wounded with a dagger by ' Sir Thomas Holcroft (the spoiler of monasteries), who probably knew that Gerard disapproved of his proceedings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1421, he was sued in three separate actions for debt. In 1425, he was sued for debt by his patron the abbot, and by others in several other actions.
In 1427, he had another action brought against him, after which we hear of him no more. The abbot must have had some trouble with his vicars if others were as troublesome as Richard de Dunham. But there were some other litigious clerks beside him who had, though not so often, found the court employment. In 1499, WiUiam Percival, chaplain, and Ri...chard Cochet, clerk, each brought several actions in the court.
In 1508, William Sutton of Moor, chaplain, possibly the minister at Daresbuiy, was sued for a debt; and in 1513, the year of Floddeh, he was fined for an assault. What a pity the fighting chaplain did not carry his blows to. Flodden, where they might have been of more use in the king's host. In 1532, John Latchford, another chaplain, was bound over to keep the peace. In 1543, Richard Gerard, clerk, rector of GrappenhaU, was struck and wounded with a dagger by ' Sir Thomas Holcroft (the spoiler of monasteries), who probably knew that Gerard disapproved of his proceedings.
What to read after An Account of the Rolls of the Honour of Halton, Part of Her Majesty the Queen's Duchy of Lancaster; Being the Substance of a Report Recently Made Upon the Removal of the Records From Halton Castle, in Cheshire, to the Office of Public Records, London?
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