Apr 1353: Letters patent of Edward, prince of Wales and earl of Chester, granting the keeping of the lands of Richard de Bulkele [Bulkeley], deceased, to John de Henxteworth [Hinxworth] until the full age of William Bulkele, son and heir of Richard, at no cost.[2] Shirley Ballas, 63, opens up on her brutal past as a professional dancer and how she was cruelly fat-shamed six weeks after she gave birth Is Prince William a secret Swiftie? Prince of Wales told Ronnie Wood he'd join The Rolling Stones on tour if 'Taylor Swift is there' In Headspace: How the Seventies Lost Its Mind, Found Itself and Taught Us to be Well, Dr James Riletells the story of the New Age Health movements of the 1970s, and how they formed the basis for today’s contemporary wellness industry. From coastal meditation retreats to the paranoias of darkened flotation tanks, he tells the often-bizarre tale of what happened when the psychedelic generation met the psychiatric profession. Riley’s previous book, The Bad Trip: Dark Omens, New Worlds and the End of the Sixties,was published by Icon in 2018 . Nov 1372: A. 8811. Release by John Sauvage of Stanesby and Margaret his wife to William de Bulkelegh of Chedel of their right in a place of waste called 'Chedelgrove' in Chedel bounded as described. Witnesses:— Thomas de Felton, justice of Chester, Robert de Pares, chamberlain of Chester, Sir Lawrence de Dutton, sheriff of Chester, John de Scolagh, escheator of Chester, and other. Chedel, 12 November, 46 Edward III. Seal, a boar passant.[10]

Dec 1372: GRANT in fee by Richard de Bykerton to William de Bulkelegh of Oteworth and Alice his wife, of a messuage and all his lands and tenements in the township of BULKELEGH, lying in a certain place called le held, which he had by gift and grant of Robert son of William le knyth.[11] A. 8526. Letter of attorney by William son of Richard de Bulkylegh of Chedle to William de Bulkylegh of Chorlegh to deliver seisin of the manor of Tympurlegh to Philip Phippe according to his charter thereof. Tympur- legh, Saturday after St. Philip and St. James the Apostles, 45 Edward III.[9]

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