- mean
either 'middle town' or 'mill town'.
There is a
reference to '
Constabularius de Melton' in 1197, as the land was held by the
constable of the bishop...
- Paul's Cathedral. The
Latin inscription states him to have been ...
Constabularius Caste(llae) de
Queensbourg quinto Octobris Anno
Regni Edwardi Tertii...
- Wallie,
liber A,
folio 88, 319.
LITTERA PER QUAM
GRIFFINUS FILIUS TUDERI CONSTABULARIUS CASTRI DULUITHELAN LIBERAUIT WILLELMO DE
BRITANNIA ACALATORI DOMINI...
- the
Abbies and
Other Monasteries...and ... By
William Dugdale [1]) as
Constabularius,
princeps militiae domus regiae, vir
magnus et
potens et
inter primos...
- the above-mentioned Theobald,
described himself as "Senescallus ac
Constabularius Hiberniae" or "Steward and
Constable of Ireland"
George Talbot, 4th...
- in an
annal of
Llanthony Secunda Priory (transcribed by Dugdale) as
Constabularius,
princeps militiae domus regiae, vir
magnus et
potens et
inter primos...
-
CONDUCTU –
Chenduit de CONIGERIIS; CONNERIIS- de Coignieres;
Conyers CONSTABULARIUS – le Cunestable;
Constable CORBALDUS –
Corbould de
CORCELLA – Churchill...
-
cartam scripsit , et
totus Conventus ; Rey St. Mary'sAbbey to
mundus ,
constabularius ;
Comes Ricardus ;
Galfridus Alberic de de Costantin ; Gocelýn de Angulo ;...
-
prests of the King's
Wardrobe for 1294-5. Oxford:
Clarendon Press. 143. “. . . apud Aberconewey. . .
dominus Willelmus de
Cykuns constabularius. . . “...
- and in such appointment, the Earl is
described as "Senescallus ac
Constabularius Hiberniae".
Further examples continue such as the case of the 4th Earl...
