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July 5.
Bullington. |
To the keeper of the Templars' manor of Wylughton, co. Lincoln.
Order to deliver out of the issues of that manor to Roger Love the following wages and payments, which the treasurer and barons of the exchequer
have certified that he ought to have for ever: his food at the clerks'
table of the New Temple, London, and a robe yearly at Christmas for his
life of the suit of the free servants of that house, together with other usual
stipends of such servants at Michaelmas and Easter, and at his death he
shall give a moiety of his goods to that house. |
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Vacated, because otherwise below. |
July 6.
Swineshead. |
To the constable of Stroguil castle, or to him who shall supply his place.
Order to fortify the same with men, armour, and victuals for the safe
custody of the same without delay, so that no harm befall it through his
default. By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu. |
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To Roger de Mortuo Mari, justice of Wales. Order to enquire concerning the right of David Ruyth, son and heir of David Apgronou, to
the profit called 'le Keltofle' in the port of Mathavern in the island of
Angleseye, and, if he find that his father was seised of the same in demesne
as of fee at his death, to deliver seisin thereof to him, taking from him
what belongs to the king in this behalf. By K. |
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To the justices of the Bench. Order to acquit Robert le Ewer and
Roger Pouke of their issues forfeited before the justices aforesaid because
they failed to appear to answer before them in a plea wherein Isabella,
late the wife of Hugh Bardolf, impleaded them by king's writ for a trespass
committed upon her in co. Southampton, whereupon their issues were
returned [as forfeited] by the sheriff of that county before the said justices
in the octave of St. John the Baptist; the king wishing to show them
favour, as the said Robert was with the king in his service at that time
and is still with him. By K. |
July 7.
Swineshead. |
To Walter Waldeshef, taker of wines of the right prise at Suthampton.
Order to deliver a tun of wine of the right prise to the abbot and
monks of Beaulieu for the present year, in accordance with the grant by
Henry III. of a tun to be received by them yearly at Suthampton for the
celebration of mass in their church. |
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To the same. Order to deliver to the abbot and convent of St. Edward's
Netley (Lettele) a tun of wine of the right prise for this year, in accordance
with the grant by Henry III. of a tun for the celebration of mass in their church,
the late king having granted, at the request of R. bishop of Bath and Wells,
his chancellor, that they should receive the same from the taker of the
king's wines at Suthampton. |
July 5.
Bullington. |
To the keeper of the Templars' house at Wylughton, co. Lincoln.
Order to pay to Roger Love what he shall find to be in arrear to him for
the time when the said keeper was keeper of the house of the New Temple,
London, of the wages, etc., that the treasurer and barons have certified that
he ought to have, to wit his food at the clerks' table of the New Temple,
and a robe of the suit of the free servants of that house at Christmas yearly,
together with the other payments of the same servants at Michaelmas and
Easter, and at his death he shall give a moiety of his goods to that house.
He is to continue to pay him the same. |
July 5.
Kirkstead. |
To William de Spanneby, keeper of the Templars' house of Eicle.
Order to pay to Thomas de Wygesle what the treasurer and barons have
certified he ought to receive for life in that house, to wit 3d. daily for his
food, and he is to serve as chaplain for so long as he is able, and to
receive whilst so serving 20s. yearly for his other necessaries, and to
receive, when he can serve no longer, a mark a year only for the said
necessaries. He is to pay him any arrears from the time since his
appointment as keeper. [Fœdera.] |
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Like order for ten others in various houses of the Templars. [Ibid.] |
July 6.
Swineshead. |
To the justices of the Bench. Order to acquit Robert Lewer and Roger
Pouke of their issues forfeited before the said justices for their failure to
appear to answer Isabella, late the wife of Hugh Bardolf, in a plea
wherein she impleaded them by king's writ for a trespass committed upon
her in co. Southampton, wherefore their issues were returned by the
sheriff of that county as forfeited in the octave of St. John the Baptist
last; the king, wishing to shew favour to the said Robert and Roger,
because the said Robert was with the king in his service at that time, and
is still with him, has pardoned them the said forfeiture. By K. |
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Membrane 1. |
July 6.
Swineshead. |
To Roger de Wellesworth, escheator this side Trent. Order not to intermeddle further with the manor of Gomeshulne, taken into the king's hands
upon the death of John le Sauvage, as it appears by inquisition taken by
the said escheator that he held nothing in chief of the king at his death,
but that he held that manor of William de Brewosa by knight service, and
it appears by another inquisition taken by Robert de Wodehous, escheator
beyond Trent, that he held in chief in his bailiwick the manor of Steynesby
by the service of a black sparrow-hawk yearly for all services, and that
Roger his son is his next heir and is of the age of six years; wherefore the
king has caused the said manor of Steynesby to be delivered to Margery, late
the wife of the said John, to hold in tenencia until the next parliament, on
condition that she answer to the exchequer for the issues if it be found that
the king ought to have them of right. |
