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Events from the
1270s
in
England
.
Incumbents
Monarch
-
Henry III of England
(to 16 November, 1272),
Edward I of England
Events
1270
April - Parliament levies a property tax to support the
Eighth Crusade
.
9 September
-
William Chillenden
elected to the Archbishopric of Canterbury.
20 August
-
Prince Edward
participates in the Eighth Crusade.
Army of
Connaught
routs English army near
Carrick-on-Shannon
.
1271
Prince Edward reaches
Acre
during the
Ninth Crusade
.
1272
Summer -
Pope Gregory X
sets aside the election of William Chilldenden to the Archbishopric of Canterbury.
11 October
-
Robert Kilwardby
enthroned as
Archbishop of Canterbury
.
16 November
- King
Henry III of England
dies; Prince Edward succeeds him as Edward I of England.
Court of Common Pleas
established as a permanent body, and receives its first
chief justice
.
The
Worshipful Company of Cordwainers
receives the right to regulate the
leather
trade in
London
.
1273
Edward pays
homage
to
Philip III of France
.
1274
2 August
- Edward I returns to England from the
Ninth Crusade
.
19 August
- Coronation of Edward I.
The
Hundred Rolls
are commissioned, enquiring into the rights of English landowners.
Merton College, Oxford
receives its statutes, the first English university college to do so.
1275
25 April
- Edward I's first
parliament
meets.
May - Parliament imposes the first regular
customs duty
on
wool
and
leather
.
Parliament passes the first of the
Statutes of Westminster
, defining legal privileges.
Llywelyn the Last
refuses to pay homage to Edward I.
New statute forbids
Jews
from charging
interest
on loans.
1276
November - Edward I invades
Wales
.
1277
9 November
-
Treaty of Aberconwy
: Llywelyn to retain control of
Gwynedd
in return for paying homage to England; Edward to rule the remainder of Wales.
1278
June or July -
Robert Burnell
elected to the Archbishopric of Canterbury.
7 August
-
Statute of Gloucester
defines competences of local courts and establishes legal procedures for claiming a right to privileges.
1279
January -
Pope Nicholas III
quashes the election of Robert Burnell to the Archbishopric of Canterbury.
25 January
-
John Peckham
enthroned as Archbishop of Canterbury.
The first of the
Statutes of Mortmain
prevents land from passing into possession of the church.
December - New coinage issued, including the first
groats
and round
farthings
and a new silver
halfpenny
.
The
Royal Mint
moves to the
Tower of London
by this year.
Births
1271
May -
Joan of Acre
, daughter of King
Edward I of England
(died
1307
)
1273
24 November
-
Alphonso, Earl of Chester
, son of
Edward I of England
(died
1284
)
1274
Adam Murimuth
, ecclesiastic and chronicler (approximate date; died
1347
)
1275
Bartholomew de Badlesmere, 1st Baron Badlesmere
(died
1322
)
1276
Humphrey de Bohun, 4th Earl of Hereford
(died
1322
)
Deaths
1270
18 July
-
Boniface of Savoy, Archbishop of Canterbury
, (born c.
1217
)
Roger Bigod, 4th Earl of Norfolk
(born
1212
)
1271
13 March
-
Henry of Almain
, crusader (born
1235
)
Richard de Grey
, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports (year of birth unknown)
1272
18 March
-
John FitzAlan, 7th Earl of Arundel
(born
1246
)
2 April
-
Richard, 1st Earl of Cornwall
(born
1209
)
16 November
- King
Henry III of England
(born
1207
)
Bartholomeus Anglicus
, Franciscan monk and encyclopedia author (born before 1203)
1275
26 February
-
Margaret of England
, daughter of
Henry III of England
and consort of
Alexander III of Scotland
(born
1240
)
13 April
-
Eleanor of England
(born
1215
)
24 September
-
Humphrey de Bohun, 2nd Earl of Hereford
, Constable of England (born
1208
)
1277
27 October
-
Walter de Merton
,
Lord Chancellor
and founder of
Merton College, Oxford
(born c.
1205
)
1279
11 September
-
Robert Kilwardby
,
Archbishop of Canterbury
(born c.
1215
)
Walter Giffard
,
Lord Chancellor
and archbishop (year of birth unknown)
References
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