“Wilde, who represented the Walmgate ward on the City of York Council for 20 years, served as the city's Lord Mayor in 1995.”

“His thoughts were always focussed on the person of the young ward, in whose company he rejoiced and in whose absence he was worried.”

“He was to have the tutelage and ward of his children.”

“When the play differs from Holinshed it differs also from the wardmote Book.”

“Mr. Houston, the attorney who officiated at the wardmote, was not suffered to make his report of the election.”

“Secondly, they are presidents of the wardmote and governors each of that ward whereby he was elected.”

“Wilde, who represented the Walmgate ward on the City of York Council for 20 years, served as the city's Lord Mayor in 1995.”

“His thoughts were always focussed on the person of the young ward, in whose company he rejoiced and in whose absence he was worried.”

“He was to have the tutelage and ward of his children.”

“However, he died a few months later, and the wardship of his three-year-old son, Roger, and his estate, escheated to the king.”

“Nor shall we have wardship of that fee-farm, socage, or burgage, unless the fee-farm owes knight's service.”

“This wardship phenomenon has the tendency to inhibit the State party's fulfilment of the obligations under the protocol.”

“He was to have all wardships and marriages, and the Dublin government was to have no power of imposing any cess or tax.”

“They did include both regular income from the royal lands and judicial profits, as well as more occasional income derived from feudal levies, wardships, and ecclesiastical vacancies.”

“William attempted to enforce the traditional rights of the Crown to approve marriages and wardships, but with little success.”