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Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… the 400 l. of the farm of the said lands. Mandate to all sheriffs on this side the Humber and Trent not to intermeddle …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… belong to them, in the said counties ; directed to all sheriffs in the counties. In like manner is written to … and boroughs in these counties. Precept to the above sheriffs in no wise to intermeddle in the above mentioned … escheats, serjeanties and demesnes in respect of which the sheriffs have not warrant by letters patent. Jan. 14. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… The like in the county of Southampton. Mandate to the sheriffs of the said counties to send before them men to … the said manors, wards, escheats, pleas, plaints, suits of courts as well of the great court of St. Edmunds as of … cities and boroughs in the said counties. Mandate to the sheriffs of the said counties not to intermeddle in any of …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… to be intendant to him. Nov. 11. Windsor. Mandate to the sheriffs of Nottingham and Derby, York, Northumberland, … account, and if they do not they are to know that the sheriffs have orders to distrain them. Nov. 13. Reading. … wines or the money therefor have come; with mandate to sheriffs and bailiffs to provide juries. Nov. 26. …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… cities and boroughs in the said counties. Mandate to the sheriffs of the said counties not to intermeddle in any of … Th. de Stanford and William de Axemue with the several sheriffs of the counties requesting him to listen favourably … of the honour of Peverel of Nottingham; directed to sheriffs and bailiffs in whose bailiwicks the lands of the …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… in such a state that they ought not to be of force. The sheriffs have been commanded to provide juries. Request to … cease from entertaining ecclesiastical questions in their courts which they claim to do in all except matrimonial and … the king and his justices as in all counties, hundreds and courts of lords and others, the king has admitted them as …