Translation. Exemplification of Pleas before Justices in Holderness

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Concerning liberties of Church of St. John of Beverley (mentions Seton, Siglesthorn, Great and Little Monkwyth). From Patent Roll, 34 Edward III.

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Papers Relating to the Case of Attorney General v. Constable (1869 onwards)U DCC

Bundle IU DCC/1

Bundle IIU DCC/2

Pedigree showing descent of Seigniory of Holderness, from Drogo de Brevere to Sir Frederick A.T.C. Constable.U DCC/2/1

Report of Mr. Stuart Moore in Attorney-General v. Constable.U DCC/2/2

Translation. Holderness entries in Domesday BookU DCC/2/3

Translation. Writ to sheriff of Yorkshire: - - William, Earl of Albemarle to hold wapentake of Houdenersse - - : From Close Roll, 11 Henry III.U DCC/2/4

Translation. Pleas of the Crown in Wapentake of HoldernessU DCC/2/5

Translation. Pleas of the Crown. Peter de Faucumberg v. William, Earl of Albemarle and othersU DCC/2/6

Translation. Extent of lands of William de Fortibus, Earl of AlbemarleU DCC/2/7

Translation. Letters Patent granting and confirming to Amicia de Rivers, Countess of Devon, and Isabella de Fortibus, Countess of AlbemarleU DCC/2/8

Translation. Letters Close to Isabella, Countess of AlbemarleU DCC/2/9

Translation. Letters Patent appointing John le Breton to settle disputes between Countesses of Devon and AlbemarleU DCC/2/10

Translation. Warrant to Bernard de Areingnes and Thomas de Leleie as keepers of the wapentake and bailiwicks of HoldernessU DCC/2/11

Translation. Accounts of Simon de Prestone (Bailiff of Holderness?) and othersU DCC/2/12

Translation. Accounts of Simon de Prestone and Robert de HildeyerdU DCC/2/13

Translation. Accounts of Robert de Hildeyherd, and Bernard de Araines, Bailiff of the WapentakeU DCC/2/14

Translation. Escheator's Account of lands of Earl of AlbemarleU DCC/2/15

Translation. Accounts of Robert Hildyerd, Bailiff of Holderness, and othersU DCC/2/16

Translation. Account of Thomas de Normanvill of the lands of Avelina de FortibusU DCC/2/17

Translation. Account of Thomas de Normanvill of the lands of Avelina de FortibusU DCC/2/18

Translation. Presentments as to HoldernessU DCC/2/19

Translation. Account of Thomas de Normanvill of the lands of Avelina de FortibusU DCC/2/20

Translation. Quo Warranto proceedings as to liberties of Abbot of St. Mary of York in Eskeryck, Horneseee, Cotyngwyth and Rydale.U DCC/2/21

Translation. Claim of Isabella de Fortibus, Countess of Albemarle to liberties in HoldernessU DCC/2/22

Translation. Letters Patent granting to Eleanor, Queen of EnglandU DCC/2/23

Translation. Account of Thomas de Normanvill of the lands of Avelina de FortibusU DCC/2/24

Translation. Charter dewarrening the land of HoldernessU DCC/2/25

Translation. Inquisition concerning knights' fees of William de Fortibus, Earl of Albemarle, deceasedU DCC/2/26

Translation. Inquisition ad quod damnum concerning a grant of the Serjeanty of HoldernessU DCC/2/27

Translation. Account of Thomas de Normanvill of issues of manors of Brustwik and Cleton, and lands of Isabella de Fortibus, Countess of AlbemarleU DCC/2/28

Translation. Accounts of Christiana, widow of Thomas de Weston, and Simon de Fonte, as exors. of Thomas de Weston, of the King's manors and lands in HoldernessU DCC/2/29

Translation. Accounts of Richard Oysel, of the King's manors and lands in HoldernessU DCC/2/30

Translation. Inquisition into trespasses upon the King's rightsU DCC/2/31

Translation. Inquisition ad quod damnum, and subsequent Letters Patent granting to the abbot and convent of ThorntonU DCC/2/32

Translation. Charter granting to Peter de Gavaston and his wife MargaretU DCC/2/33

Translation. Quitclaim by Piers de Gavaston and wife MargaretU DCC/2/34

Translation: Letters Patent granting to Margaret, widow of Piers de GavastonU DCC/2/35

Translation. Inquisition into trespasses on Royal liberties in HoldernessU DCC/2/36

Translation. Letters Patent granting to Isabella, Queen DowagerU DCC/2/37

Translation. Accounts of Serjeanty of the Crown and of the Bailiffs of the Wapentake of HoldernessU DCC/2/38

Translation. Warrant to Keeper of the manor of Brustwik and Bailiff of HoldernessU DCC/2/39

Translation. Accounts of William Lenglis, Keeper of the manor of BrustwykU DCC/2/40

Translation. Commission to Peter de Grymmesby to deliver to Isabella, eldest daughter of the KingU DCC/2/41

Translation. Letters Patent granting to Isabella, eldest daughter of the KingU DCC/2/42

Translation. Exemplification of Pleas before Justices in HoldernessU DCC/2/43

Translation. Letters Patent granting to Queen AnneU DCC/2/44

Translation. Charter granting to Thomas, Duke of GloucesterU DCC/2/45

Translation. Charter granting and confirming to Thomas, Duke of GloucesterU DCC/2/46

Translation. Commission to Robert de Hilton, John Conestable of Halsham, William de Holm and Robert Sturmy to deliver to Thomas, Duke of Gloucester, seisin of manor of BrustwikU DCC/2/47

Translation. Letters Patent confirming to Thomas, Duke of GloucesterU DCC/2/48

Translation. Account of William Constable, Bailiff of the Keepers of the Queen's lands in Holderness.U DCC/2/49

Translation. Inquisition into estates in Holderness of Thomas, Duke of Gloucester and Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury, attaintedU DCC/2/50

Translation. Similar Inquisition into estates of Thomas, Duke of GloucesterU DCC/2/51

Translation. Letters Patent granting to Edward, Earl of RutlandU DCC/2/52

Translation. Letters Patent granting to Thomas of LancasterU DCC/2/53

Translation. Letters Patent pardoning the alienation without licence by Thomas of Lancaster, Duke of ClarenceU DCC/2/54

Translation. Writ of Barons of Exchequer, in pursuance of pardon as DCC/2/54U DCC/2/55

Translation. Letters Patent granting to Humphrey, Earl of StaffordU DCC/2/56

Translation. Letters Patent granting licence to Humphrey, Duke of Buckingham, to alienate the manor of Brustwyk to trusteesU DCC/2/57

Translation. Inquisition post mortem, Humphrey, Duke of BuckinghamU DCC/2/58

Translation. Letters Patent granting to Henry, Duke of BuckinghamU DCC/2/59

Translation. Inquisition into estates in Holderness of Edward, Duke of BuckinghamU DCC/2/60

Translation. Quo Warranto proceedings in Attorney General v. Sir John ConstableU DCC/2/61

Translation. Proceedings in Sir Henry Constable v. George GambleU DCC/2/62

Copy. Decree in Attorney General v. Henry, Viscount DunbarU DCC/2/63

Copy. Information, Answers, Replication and Rejoinder in Attorney General v. Henry, Viscount DunbarU DCC/2/64

Copy. Interrogatories and Depositions in Attorney General v. Henry, Viscount DunbarU DCC/2/65

Copy. Information, Answers, Exceptions and Replications in Attorney General v. Robert, Viscount DunbarU DCC/2/66

List of the contents of Bundle IIU DCC/2/67

Bundle III: relating to a mortgage of estates at Fosham and West Newton, for £7,500U DCC/3

Bundle IVU DCC/4

Bundle V, relating to a mortgage of estates in Sproatley and West Newton to the trustees of Henry Richmond RichmondU DCC/5

Bundle VI. Printed documents assembled for the case, Constable v. Attorney General, circa 1891U DCC/6