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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… to give seisin to the abbot of Feacute;amp of the exchange which, by the counsel of W. de Eboraco and John …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… year at Bordeaux, as it would be too grievous for him to labour to London for it every year. Jan. 29. Westminster. To … commotes which Mailgun holds beyond the pass of Aron, in exchange for the said four commotes, and the two commotes … assent this time to the person elected, to save the nuns labour and expense. June 22. Clarendon. Appointment, during …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… the same and will assign to him or his heirs a reasonable exchange for it, and hold by the service due to the king. … to metes and bounds made by his order, for a suitable exchange which he made for them to the abbot and convent of … the king and his heirs have a moiety of the profit of the exchange ( cambitionis) or mint ( monete), and the earl, his …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… for a moiety of which messuage the king has made him an exchange in the town of Stanburn, and except 14 acres of land … he causes to be delivered thiough the king's land at the exchange, shall be paid to the earl or his assigns at his pleasure with a moiety of the profit of the said exchange. And if the townships to which the said money shall …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… said king, before founding the house, made a reasonable exchange with all who had any common in the woods or pastures …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… the king has the town of Fronsac, he will assign him an exchange in a more competent place for the lands he holds …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… of Bordeaux. The like to him to make compensation or exchange for certain places or lands which lie near the … men that Hugh lately climbed a tree and cut off a branch through which Ralph died by misadventure. Simple … condition that the king has a moiety of the profit of that exchange and money, and before any partition of profit the …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… Cambridge and Huntingdon, who have trespassed touching the exchange of the king's money; and mandate to the sheriffs to …