Remarkable antiquities of the city of Exeter. Giving an account of the laws and customs of the place ... the titles and privileges of the several corporations, and their distinct coats of arms ... : with a catalogue of all the bishops, mayors, and sheriffs, from the year 1049, to 1677 / Originally collected by Richard Izacke, Esq.

  • Richard Izacke
Date:
1724
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Remarkable antiquities of the city of Exeter. Giving an account of the laws and customs of the place ... the titles and privileges of the several corporations, and their distinct coats of arms ... : with a catalogue of all the bishops, mayors, and sheriffs, from the year 1049, to 1677 / Originally collected by Richard Izacke, Esq. Source: Wellcome Collection.

    36/374 page 20
    King Henry the Second. King Richard the Firft. King Fobn King John of the R-manss King Hewry the Third. Edmond Earl of Cornwall. King Edward the Firft. ‘King Edward the Second, King Edward the Third. King Richard the Second. King Henry the Fourth. King Henry the Fifth. King Henry the Sixth. King Edward the Fourth. King Henry the Seventh, King Henry the Eighth. King Edward the Sixth. Queen Elizabeth, and King Charles the Firft. 12. King Edward the Firft (who with his Queen in this City kept their Chri/tmas) by his Letters Patent, bearing Date the tenth Day of March in the third Year of His Reign,granted to this City a yearly Tribute or ColleStion to be made, of all manner of Wares brought hither to be fold towards the paving of the Streets, repair- ing of the Walls, and better fupport and mainte- nance of the faid City, which in old Englith is called Bagavel, Bethugavel, and Chippingavel. 13. King Henry the Sixth in the ‘Thirtieth Year of his Reign came hither, and was well en- tertained, lodging in the Bifhop’s Palace, where (during his abode) his Juftices of Oyer and Ter- miner kept Goal-delivery, before whom'T'wo Men were arraigned for Treafon, found guilty, and had Sentence of Death, but the Bifhop, Dean and Chapter being therewithal grieved, went to the King, and declared to him that the faid Juftices fat in Commiffion within their Sanétuary, contrary to the privileges thereof, and orders of Holy
    digitised image 1
    digitised image 2
    digitised image 3