RADCLIFFE, Ralph (d.1432), of Blackburn and Smithills, Lancs.
Receiver of the Lancs. and Cheshire estates of the duchy of Lancaster 10 Apr. 1413–24 Nov. 1417.
J.p. Lancs. July 1413, July 1416, Mar. 1418, Aug. 1426.
Commr. of inquiry, Lancs. Aug. 1413 (disorder at Pennington), Aug. 1417 (ownership of the manor of Rishton); array Apr. 1418;
Justice at the Lancaster assizes to 12 Aug. 1415.
RADCLIFFE, Ralph (-d.1432)
RADCLIFFE, Sir Nicholas (d.c.1452), of Castlerigg, Cumb.
Commr. of array, Cumb. Apr. 1418, Mar. 1427, Oct. 1429, Mar. 1430, Westmld. July 1434; inquiry Cumb. Apr. 1431 (persons liable to contribute to a grant); oyer and terminer May 1449 (treasons, felonies).
Sheriff, Cumb. 1 May 1422 – 14 Feb. 1423, 15 Jan. 1426–12 Jan. 1427.
J.p. Cumb. 7 July 1423 – d.
Assessor of a tax, Cumb. Aug. 1450.
RADCLIFFE, Sir Nicholas (-d. c.1452)
RADCLIFFE, Sir John (d.1441), of Attleborough, Norf.
?Sec. to Thomas of Lancaster, lt. of Ire. by 20 Mar.-aft. Dec. 1403.
Second baron of the Exchequer, Ire. 14 May 1404–22 Dec. 1406.
Commr. of arrest, Ire. Aug. 1404, Hants May 1427; to raise royal loans, Salop July 1426, Norf. Mar. 1439; hold musters, Kent June 1428, Apr. 1430, Calais May 1436; of inquiry, Norf. Dec. 1433 (misgovernance in Norwich), Mar. 1438 (evasion of customs), Norf., Suff. May 1438 (lands late of Robert Garveys), Cambs., Hunts., Norf., Suff. July 1439 (concealments), Norf., Suff. June 1440 (evasion of customs); gaol delivery, Ipswich Mar. 1439.
Jt. chief butler, Ire. 1 Jan. 1406-c. Aug. 1411.
Envoy to treat for the ransom of French prisoners 18 Sept. 1413, to the congress of Arras 23 June – 15 Sept. 1435, to treat with ambassadors of Prussia and the Hanse towns Mar. 1436.
Bailli of Evreux 2 June 1418 – 12 Mar. 1419.
Constable of Bordeaux 16 May 1419 – 2 Oct. 1423.
Capt., Fronsac 16 May 1419–6 Nov. 1436.
Seneschal, Aquitaine 1 May 1423–6 Nov. 1436.
Chamberlain, North Wales 10 Feb. 1434–2 Apr. 1437.
Dep. lt. of Calais by 15 Mar. – aft.Oct. 1436.
RADCLIFFE, Sir John (-d.1441)
QUINT, John, of Lostwithiel, Cornw.
Mayor, Lostwithiel Mich. 1390–1.
QUINT, John