"A collection as well of all the Queenes maiesties offices and fees in anie her courtes at Westm., as of all thoffices and fees of her highnes honorable househoulde, withe all other fees pertayninge to captaines and souldiours havinge chardg of bulwarks, castells and fortresses, togeither withe sundrie other offices and fees of her highnes houses, parks, chases and forestes within the realme of Englande"
MS. Rawl. A. 296
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Title
"A collection as well of all the Queenes maiesties offices and fees in anie her courtes at Westm., as of all thoffices and fees of her highnes honorable househoulde, withe all other fees pertayninge to captaines and souldiours havinge chardg of bulwarks, castells and fortresses, togeither withe sundrie other offices and fees of her highnes houses, parks, chases and forestes within the realme of Englande"
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. A. 296
Summary
Prefixed is an account of the tenths paid by the English bishoprics and deaneries.
At fol. 14 is a note of the fee paid to sir Walter Ralegh as steward of the stannary of Cornwall.
Date
16th century
Language
English
Physical facet
On paper, in folio
Physical extent
61 Leaves
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Collection contents
Rawlinson A: English History
"A collection as well of all the Queenes maiesties offices and fees in anie her courtes at Westm., as of all thoffices and fees of her highnes honorable househoulde, withe all other fees pertayninge to captaines and souldiours havinge chardg of bulwarks, castells and fortresses, togeither withe sundrie other offices and fees of her highnes houses, parks, chases and forestes within the realme of Englande"
