Tiki RSS feed for the wiki pages http://lyonpaedia.griffingrove.com.au/tiki-wiki_rss.php?ver=2 Sun, 05 Sep 2010 07:33:03 +0100 Tiki CMS/Groupware via FeedCreator 1.7.2.1 http://lyonpaedia.griffingrove.com.au/img/tiki/tikilogo.png Lyonpaedia http://lyonpaedia.griffingrove.com.au/tiki-index.php en-us HomePage http://lyonpaedia.griffingrove.com.au/tiki-index.php?page=HomePage .diffchar { color:red; } - at]]> Wed, 10 Jun 2009 09:55:17 +0100 The Local Militia http://lyonpaedia.griffingrove.com.au/tiki-index.php?page=The+Local+Militia .diffchar { color:red; } - After the royal defeat at theBattle of Poitiers (1356) and the fears of English or Navarrese incursions, the local militias were organized. The Guet consisted of bands of common people responsible for patrolling the battlements. The Escharguet consisted of individuals from the professions, armoured in brigandine, who were responsible for manning the city gates. The Rièreguet, patricians armed as knights and mounted on horseback, were in command. Besides these there was a permanent lookout in the bell-tower of Saint Nizier, three lookouts at the church of Fourvière and on battlements of the West Wall, and many spies, correspondents and messengers reporting on hostile troop movements. All of these reported to the Bailli or if he was in the field then a lieutenant knight, accompanied by a canon of Saint Jean and two good bourgeois familiar with soldiering.
+ After the royal defeat at the Battle of Poitiers (1356) and the fears of English or Navarrese incursions, the local militias were organized. />


The Guet consisted of bands of common people responsible for patrolling the battlements. />


The Escharguet consisted of individuals from the professions, armoured in brigandine, who were responsible for manning the city gates. />


The Rièreguet, patricians armed as knights and mounted on horseback, were in command. />


Besides these there was a permanent lookout in the bell-tower of Saint Nizier, three lookouts at the church of Fourvière and on battlements of the West Wall, and many spies, correspondents and messengers reporting on hostile troop movements. All of these reported to the Bailli or if he was in the field then a lieutenant knight, accompanied by a canon of Saint Jean and two good bourgeois familiar with soldiering.


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]]> Wed, 14 Mar 2007 02:42:55 +0100 Lyon B http://lyonpaedia.griffingrove.com.au/tiki-index.php?page=Lyon+B .diffchar { color:red; } + Dreux was made Canon by Apostolic Provision onf June 2nd, 1342. He received an expectation of a dignity on February 22nd, 1342/1343. He was last mentioned in the sources on December 17th, 1345. He was also made Canon of Vienne on June 2nd, 1342.
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Boeuf de Crozet, Pierre, the elder

+ Canon of Saint Jean 1343 - 1380.
+ Pierre was made a Canon on April 12th, 1343. He became Procureur of the Chapter to the papal court on December 17th 1345 and again on the 8th February 1361/1362. He was made judge of the court of the cloister on June 25th 1362 and again on June 25th 1363. He was made Sacristan by provision of the archbishop and presented to the Chapter on May 18th, 1362 and put in possession the same day. Pierre resigned the vestry on April 22nd, 1365. He made a grant of a gold chalice on May 8th, 1377. He died on May 4th, 1380 and was buried between the chapel of the Magdeleine and the altar of Saint Ignace to which he had founded a prebend. Licensed and then doctor in decrees. Curé de Verrières on November 18th, 1342. Curé of Vaureilles in the diocese of Cahors. Pierre permutes this profit against a Canonicat of Saint - Paul, a Canonicat and the Sacristie of Fourvières and the Archiprêtré of the Dombes on January 18th, 1343. He was the Official from August 30th, 1350 to December 13th, 1355 and again from July 3rd, 1360 to April 28th, 1363. He was Auditeur of the sacred palace and Archidiacre of Autun on September 17th, 1372.
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+ D - From de Hugues Digoine to Jean de Durchia le Jeune.
]]> Sun, 30 Jul 2006 07:37:01 +0100 Rules and Regulations http://lyonpaedia.griffingrove.com.au/tiki-index.php?page=Rules+and+Regulations .diffchar { color:red; } - Day and night is distinguished legally in the city. The police ask those who must travel at night to carry torch lights in order to permit their identification and to signal their presence from afar. Patrols of the watch or officers of the police immediately stop those who infringe these laws. Those citizens without good reason to be abroad during the night hours are arrested.
+ Day and night is distinguished legally in the city. The police, that is, the militia, ask those who must travel at night to carry torch lights in order to permit their identification and to signal their presence from afar. Patrols of the watch immediately stop those who infringe these laws. Those citizens without good reason to be abroad during the night hours are arrested.
- Sunday and Saint's feast days are holidays. All commerce is banned on these days.
+ Sunday and a number of Saint's feast days are holidays. All commerce is banned on these days.
- The merchants of Lyon can accept and deal in foreign coinage. This is a legacy of the time when Lyon was part of the Holy Roman Empire.
+ The merchants of Lyon can accept and deal in foreign coinage. This is a legacy of the time when Lyon was part of the Holy Roman Empire, and a privileged granted by the King.
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