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A petition was put forward to the king by the priory citing poverty due to the heavy number of visitors they had to entertain. On 2 September 1327, King Edward III granted "his special protection" to the monastery for a period of 3 years (starting
December 1327). This was to cover the Priory's
457:"Wenes these churles to overlede me or sue the law agayne me? They shall not be so hardy but they shall avye upon their bodies and be nailed with arrowes; for I am a gentlewoman comen of the greatest of Lancashire and Cheshire; and that they shall know right well."
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Impressions of the priory's seals from c. 1200 are still in existence but are not in great condition. Another seal dating from the 1461 (shaped as a pointed oval) depicts the Virgin Mary enthroned, with the Baby Jesus on her left knee.
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property and debts following "unusually heavy mortality amongst their cattle" and "the badness of the past few years". Robert of Alsop and Simon of Little
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against the
Prioress of King's Mead, Isabel de Stanley. He claimed that she had refused to pay rent he was owed, for 21 years. When confronted by the Abbot's bailiff, Prioress Isabel is reported to have said:
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at "Stokes", along with "300 sheep (and their lambs), 8 oxen, 6 cows, 30 goats and 20 pigs"; in return prayers were to be said for the donors and their family.
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in 1535 records the Priory as having an annual value of £21 18s 8d. (£18 6s 2d remaining after expenses), with an additional 40s a year being brought by
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would have "nihil potestatis nihil juris" No Right and No Power over the Priory and its property. In these negotiations, The Nuns at King's Mead gained
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was forced to intervene in around 1250; he brokered an agreement that freed the Nuns at King's Mead (and their property) from control of the
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Nuns: it was dedicated to "St. Mary de Pratis" and was under the control of
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924:"DERBY KINGS MEAD OR DE PRATIS PRIORY (313386)"
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295:A representation of a Benedictine Nun
16:Benedictine Nunnery in Derby, England
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653:Margaret Cholmeley, appointed 1487
525:The Priory was dissolved in 1536.
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665:Joan Curzon, appointed 1531
515:King Henry VIII (1509-1547)
509:St Werburgh's Church, Derby
467:St Werburgh's Church, Derby
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61:Location within Derbyshire
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662:Alices Knowles, died 1531
635:Sibilla, c. 1258 (fn. 24)
612:Prioresses of King's Mead
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975:Glover, Stephen (1829).
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864:Power, Eileen (2010).
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538:Simon Degge
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1403:Coventry
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287:History
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