England in the Fifteenth Century
England in the Fifteenth Century
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York compounded with its representatives, and since the distance between Westminster and the capital of the north was upwards of a hundred and ninety miles, the citizens of York stipulated that their members should be content with twelve days' allow- ance for travelling expenses instead of requiring payment for twenty days, the full legal demand for journey money. ' The good citizens of York might have been especially moved to this economical arrangement because their members were paid after th...e same rate as county members, four shillings daily from the time of their setting out from the gates of York until their re- turn. The journey money of those whose duty required them to join the king's standard in time of war was estimated at the usual rate of twenty miles per day.^ There were, however, quicker journeys than this made by unencumbered travellers. From Exeter at this date the town clerk, riding to London on ^ Rolls of Par.. , vol. Vi. , p. 525 ; Stat. 19 Hen. VII. , cap. I. , § 2.
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York compounded with its representatives, and since the distance between Westminster and the capital of the north was upwards of a hundred and ninety miles, the citizens of York stipulated that their members should be content with twelve days' allow- ance for travelling expenses instead of requiring payment for twenty days, the full legal demand for journey money. ' The good citizens of York might have been especially moved to this economical arrangement because their members were paid after th...e same rate as county members, four shillings daily from the time of their setting out from the gates of York until their re- turn. The journey money of those whose duty required them to join the king's standard in time of war was estimated at the usual rate of twenty miles per day.^ There were, however, quicker journeys than this made by unencumbered travellers. From Exeter at this date the town clerk, riding to London on ^ Rolls of Par.. , vol. Vi. , p. 525 ; Stat. 19 Hen. VII. , cap. I. , § 2.
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