History of Newcastle And Gateshead volume 1
History of Newcastle And Gateshead volume 1
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381 RAND, vol. I. , p. 1 55, states (giving as his authority Parliamentary History, vol. Ii. , p. 376) that " an extraordinary grant, which was afterwards most ungratefully repaid, of the wardenship of the north marches, together with the castles, towns, lordships, customs, and fee-farms of Carlisle and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, etc. , etc. , to be held of the king by knight's service, was made by king Edward the fourth in his 2Oth year, to Richard, Duke of Gloucester, and confirmed by the parliamen...t at Westminster in the year 1482. " This statement is repeated in vol. Ii. , p. 430. But turning to the rolls of parliament, vi. , p. 204, it is seen that all this is a mistake. The Duke of Gloucester was appointed warden of the " west " marches, and received the castle, etc. , of Carlisle, and " the Castell Maner and Lordshipp of Bowcastell [not Newcastle] and Nicoll Forest, " as part of the appurtenances of his wardenship. The act commences : " Where it hath been late appointed and agreed between the king our sovereign lord and his entirely beloved brother, Richard, Duke of Gloucester, that the same duke should have to him and his heirs, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
381 RAND, vol. I. , p. 1 55, states (giving as his authority Parliamentary History, vol. Ii. , p. 376) that " an extraordinary grant, which was afterwards most ungratefully repaid, of the wardenship of the north marches, together with the castles, towns, lordships, customs, and fee-farms of Carlisle and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, etc. , etc. , to be held of the king by knight's service, was made by king Edward the fourth in his 2Oth year, to Richard, Duke of Gloucester, and confirmed by the parliamen...t at Westminster in the year 1482. " This statement is repeated in vol. Ii. , p. 430. But turning to the rolls of parliament, vi. , p. 204, it is seen that all this is a mistake. The Duke of Gloucester was appointed warden of the " west " marches, and received the castle, etc. , of Carlisle, and " the Castell Maner and Lordshipp of Bowcastell [not Newcastle] and Nicoll Forest, " as part of the appurtenances of his wardenship. The act commences : " Where it hath been late appointed and agreed between the king our sovereign lord and his entirely beloved brother, Richard, Duke of Gloucester, that the same duke should have to him and his heirs, etc.
What to read after History of Newcastle And Gateshead volume 1?
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