ECR 39 77
Reference code
ECR 39 77
Title
Royal Patents: Grant of money
Level
Item
Date
26 February 1448
Content description
Grant to the Provost and scholars of the Royal College of St Mary and St Nicholas of Cambridge [King's College] and to the Provost and College of Eton, after the death or vacation of Richard Caudray, now warden on the college of the King's scholars, called the Kyngeshalle [King's Hall] in the university of Cambridge, to whom the King granted the office for life, 2 July 9 Henry VI [1431], of an annual payment of 8 marks made from of old to the warden by the sheriff of Cambridgeshire, from the issues of the county, for his robes. The King's previous grant of 24 February 25 Henry VI [1447], to the said provosts and colleges of the donation etc of the said wardenship, after such vacation, and of the presentation etc of the scholars, in which grant the said annual payment is not mentioned, is recited. The intent is that the two colleges shall exercise such doantion and presentation in a manner to be determined upon between them and shall pay the said eight marks to the warden. By the King.
The Great Seal, green wax, on plaited blue and red silk cords. Initial letters on the top line have not been filled in.
The Great Seal, green wax, on plaited blue and red silk cords. Initial letters on the top line have not been filled in.
Associated material
ECR 39/71
Existence and location of copies
Enrolled on the K.R. Memoranda Roll of Michaelmas 30 Henry VI inter Recorda rot. 7 [PRO E.159/228]
Publication note
Cal. Patent Rolls, 1446 to 1452, p.127
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