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Hace 2 días · Robert de Beaumont, 3rd Earl of Leicester, joined forces with Hugh Bigod, 1st Earl of Norfolk, Hugh de Kevelioc, 5th Earl of Chester, and William I of Scotland for a rebellion in Suffolk. The alliance with Louis was initially successful, and by July 1173 the rebels were besieging Aumale , Neuf-Marché , and Verneuil , and Hugh de Kevelioc had ...
Hace 2 días · Shortly after Ranulf's death in 1153, his son, Hugh de Kevelioc, granted the estate there to Walter Durdent, Bishop of Coventry (or Chester, as he was then styled), for the soul of his father, who had died excommunicate. The bishop was lord of this manor until the mid 16th century.
Hace 1 día · After the battle of Blore Heath (Staffs.) in 1459, two of the Yorkist leaders, the earl of Salisbury's sons Thomas and John Neville, were imprisoned in Chester castle. (fn. 46) Despite such links between Chester and the house of Lancaster, in 1460 Richard, duke of York, granted the city's mayor, John Southworth, an annual pension of £10 for ...
Hace 3 días · 1173 At this time Henry III., king of England, son of Henry II., king of England, began to disquiet his father in concert with the king of France, whose daughter he had married, and the count of Flanders, and with their assistance, and that of two English earls, namely Hugh, earl of Chester, and Robert, earl of Leicester.
Hace 4 días · In the early 13th century the earl of Chester had a chase at Hollinhay, in the area of the later Hollinhay wood. Its fence was maintained by men from estates in the earl's fee of Leek. The area was presumably included in a grant of free warren in 1252 to James de Audley as lord of Longsdon.
Hace 4 días · Hugh O’Flaherty. The Irish Priest Who Resisted the Nazis. By Fiorella De Maria. Ignatius Press, 2022. 196 pages, $12.95. To order: Hugh O’Flaherty (ignatius.com) The Rome of 1943 was a terrifying place. German soldiers, many of whom were members of the feared Nazi SS, were everywhere.
Hace 3 días · In many ways most interestingly, we see a man who was not regularly a key player in the arena of central politics: despite his early involvement in the Marshal rebellion of 1233 against Henry III's favourite Peter de Roches, and brief periods when he seemed to be closer to the king, such as 1235–6 and the mid to late 1240s, overall the earl played only a minor role in the years before 1258 ...
