Calendar of Patent Rolls, Edward III: Volume 1, 1327-1330. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1891.
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Membrane 17.
March 2. Westminster.
Mandate to the men of Dunwich to pay to Thomas, earl of Norfolk and marshal, the king’s uncle, 25l. 7s. 11d. of the yearly farm of their town, which sum the king has granted to the aforesaid earl in fee tail. By K. and the whole council of P.
March 9. Westminster.
Grant to Joan de Thorthorald of a yearly sum of 20 marks, payable by the king’s escheator on this side Trent, until other provision be made for her. By p.s.
March 7. Westminster.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 21 November, 12 Edward II., granting to the Carmelite friars in frank almoin the dwelling house of the king’s manor near the north gate of Oxford without the walls. [Monasticon, vol. vi., p. 1577.] By K. & C.
March 9. Westminster.
Licence, at the request of Thomas Roscelyn, for Ralph de Camoys to grant the manor of Flokthorp and the advowson of the church of Hardingham, co. Norfolk, held in chief, to Thomas de Camoys and Margaret, his wife, in fee tail; with remainder to the said Ralph, in fee simple. By p.s.
March 10. Westminster.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 10 May, 10 Edward II., granting to Geoffrey de Cornubia, the king’s kinsman, a moiety of the hundred of Cures, co. Salop. By p.s.
March 6. Westminster.
Grant in perpetuity to the citizens of London of the town of Suthwerk, for the usual farm, on their petition alleging that felons in London escape into Suthwerk and are openly harboured there, where they cannot be attached by the officers of the city. [Riley’s Munimenta Gildhalla, vol. ii., pt. 2, p. 435.] By K. and the whole council of P.
March 4. Westminster.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 10 November, 17 Edward II., granting to John de Sturmy the custody of the castle and town of Orford free from the rent for the same hitherto paid by him. By p.s.
March 11. Westminster.
Grant to Robert de Crophull of Nottingham of the custody of the ’hay’ of Beskwode in Shirwode Forest, at will, during good behaviour. By p.s.
March 10. Westminster.
Grant to John son of Richard le Ferir of Baddeby of the office of controller of the great customs in Ireland, during pleasure. By p.s.
March 10. Westminster.
Grant to Michael de Pressen (sic) of the offices of tronage of wools in the town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and of controller of customs of wools, hides and wool-fells in the port there, during pleasure. By p.s.
March 10. Westminster.
Grant to John Irp of Ipswich, at the request of Thomas Wake, the king’s kinsman, of the office of controller of customs of wools, hides and wool-fells in Ipswich. By p.s.
Feb. 28. Westminster.
Writ of aid until Michaelmas for Gilbert de Tynneden, king’s yeoman, appointed a purveyor for the royal household. By bill of steward.
The like for Henry de Ditton.
March 24. Westminster.
Laurence de Lodegate and Katherine, his wife, staying in England, have letters nominating John de Mareschal of Rathcoul, the younger, and Elias de Bole their attorneys for two years.
Hugh Daudele, staying beyond seas on the king’s service, has letters nominating Robert de Stanegrave, knight, his attorney until Michaelmas.
March 12. Westminster.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Simon de Swanlond of a messuage, land, and rent in Northmymmes, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church of Northmymmes for the souls of the said Simon, his ancestors, his heirs and others. By fine of 40s.
March 12. Westminster.
Licence for the citizens of Hereford to take stone for repair of the walls and pavement of their city out of any part of the forest of la Haye by Hereford, for one year. By p.s.
March 13. Westminster.
General pardon to Walter de Seleby, with restitution of his possessions seized into the late king’s hands. By pet. of C.
March 13. Westminster.
Grant for life to Thomas Wake, the king’s kinsman, for service to queen Isabella and the king, of a messuage called ’ la Roser,’ and land in Surrey By p.s.
Feb. 26. Westminster.
Mandate to Simon de Grymmesby, escheator beyond Trent, not to intermeddle with the lands of Edmund de Audden, deceased, not a tenant in chief.
Vacated because on the Close Roll.
The like to William Trussel, escheator on this side Trent, with reference to the lands of Thomas Chitecroft, on inquisition held by William de Weston, late escheator in Kent. (Unfinished.)
March 12. Westminster.
Thomas, abbot of Séez, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating Peter de Orgeris, one of the monks, and John Averil his attorneys until 28 November. At another time he made a fine for the same time.
March 14. Westminster.
Confirmation of grant by the late king to John de Halteclo of the lands late of Margaret de Staneley, late the wife of Thomas de Stanele, in Ravenwyk, co. Cumberland, forfeited by Andrew de Harccla, to whom the reversion after the death of Margaret belonged, for six and a half years from Easter then next at a rent of 33s. 4d. On the expiration of the said term he is to retain the same, at will, for the same rent. By p.s.
Membrane 16.
March 12. Westminster.
Grant in fee simple to Isabella de la Helde, damsel of queen Isabella, of Peter son of Stephen de Esyngton, a bondman of the manor of Esyngton, with his goods and all his issue, in enlargement of the grant of the said Peter already made by the queen for her life. By p.s.
March 13. Westminster.
Grant, for life, to the king’s kinswoman Mary, late the wife of Aymer de Valencia, late earl of Pembroke-in consideration of release by her of the castles and towns of Hertford and Haverford, and the manors of Hegham Ferrers, Monemuth and Hodenak [Fœdera]-of the manors of Temple Neusom, co. York, of the value of 70l. a year, Temple Hirst, in the same county, of the value of 30l. a year, Strode, co. Kent, of the value of 50l. a year, and Deneye, co. Cambridge, of the value of 50l. a year; with promise to compensate her with an equivalent grant, if any of these manors be recovered from the king or the said Mary by judgment of court. By p.s.
March 12. Westminster.
Acquittance to the abbot and convent of Cirencester of 113l. 5s. 2d., in which sum they were bound to Hugh le Despenser the elder and younger, and which, being forfeited, was granted by the king to Robert de Prestbury; from whom queen Isabella and the king received the same before he assumed the government of the realm, giving letters under their seals, which the abbot has already surrendered into the Chancery.
March 12. Westminster.
Pardon to Roger Daveson for adherence to Gilbert de Middelton, a traitor, and to the Scots, the late king’s enemies; with general pardon. By p.s.
Pardon to Henry de Malton for adherence to the Scots. By p.s.
March 17. Westminster.
Signification to W. bishop of Norwich of the royal assent to the election by the convent of Bukenham, co. Norfolk, of Nicholas de Colton, sub-prior of the same house, to be prior. By K.
March 20. Eltham.
Pardon to John de Felton, knight, for holding Kaerfilly Castle against queen Isabella, and restitution of any of his possessions which may have been taken into the king’s hands for that trespass. By K.
The like to the following:—
Robert atte Stok’ of Kemeston.
Thomas Bonde of Lucham.
John son of Thomas Bonde.
Robert Etard of Lucham.
Thomas Level, knight.
Giles de Spaygne.
Gilbert (Gills.) Beaucair, serjeant-at-arms.
Rodrigo de Medyne, serjeant-at arms.
Peter Mole.
Senchet Garcie.
Benedict de Braham.
Thomas de Holme.
Peter Plummer.
Simon Symeon.
Thomas de Hull.
William de Northwelle.
William de Chisenhale.
William de Saye.
William de Newenton.
John de Drayton.
Gilbert Lovel.
John Juel.
Bernard le Trompur.
William de Hurle, ‘carpenter.’
Richard de Ule, ‘maceon.’
William Sourlbek.
Richard de Kyngeston.
Roger atte Watre.
Thomas de Palynton.
John de Grey.
John de Holm.
John de Dale.
Thomas le Boghier.
Adam Bullok.
Roger de Wight.
William de Draycote.
Robert de Pakynton.
John de Horewode.
John de Duyn.
Ferandus le Trompur.
Nicholas de Reppes.
Richard de Kyme.
Eustace le Ceu.
William le Pestour.
John le Ferrour.
Ralph le Gait.
John Cole.
Robert de Alnewyk.
William le Barber.
Henry le Trompur.
Henry de Kardyf.
Walter de la Panetrie.
Robert le Ferrour.
John Whiteheved.
John de Bromfeld.
Robert de Bromfeld.
William de Hildesle.
Richard le Keu.
Robert de Brakenhale.
Hugh le Smale of Aberford.
Robert atte Sanger.
Simon Hede.
Robert le Cur.
William Pope.
John Trasshe.
John de Langford.
Robert Bolefynche.
Henry de Hustrette.
William de Islowe.
Thomas le Mareschal of Codesbeche.
Walter le Sadler of Hokenhale.
William le Wallere.
Alexander le Rede.
Gilbert de Apse.
Richard Gobet.
John Pope.
John Edriche.
Walter Couhierd.
William de Ludbrok.
David le Surigien.
Walter le Taillour.
William de Suylly.
Henry de Henle.
William de Bampton.
Ralph de Beghton.
Thomas de Sessay.
Alan de Trembeldon.
Jevan Gogh.
Richard de Wyke.
Adam de Beryngham.
Thomas de Langton.
John le Taillour.
Robert Wade.
William de Monemuth.
William de Werdale.
Richard de Frodesham.
Thomas Neel.
Richard Sanger.
Henry de Kyngeston.
Stephen de Rodmersle.
Simon de Lilleburn.
Roger le Taillour.
Henry de Bukhurst.
John de Turneye.
Thomas Albon.
Robert de Wakefeld.
Robert de Holebech.
Adam de Pershore.
Benedict de Naylesworth.
Nicholas le Sarrour.
Walter le Sarrour.
William son of Hugh South’.
Henry de Allerton.
Walter Grym.
John Horn.
Stephen Dun.
Thomas de Ewenny.
Roger Wowayn.
William de Denbigh.
Walter Robelet.
Robert Hamelyn.
Gilbert del Noefchastel.
William de Dudmerton.
Nicholas Plummer.
John de Dunster.
John le Gayt.
Richard le Teghlour.
John Wilkyn.
William son of Robert de Allerwasse.
John de Palyngton.
Henry de Palyngton.
John de Bergholte has like letters of pardon under date of 30 June.
March 20. Eltham.
Pardon to Hugh son of Hugh le Despenser the younger of the forfeiture of his life, without restitution of his lands.
March 23. Westminster.
Grant to Alice de Insula of all the goods of Warin de Insula, her late husband, and of Henry Tieys, her brother, and the issues of the manors of Kyngeston and Chilton, belonging to the said Warin and Henry respectively, whereof no account has been rendered to the late or present king. By p.s.
March 18. Westminster.
Appointment of Henry de Hambury as chief justice for the pleas following the king’s justiciary in Ireland, during pleasure. By K. & C.
Mandate in pursuance to Thomas le Fitz Johan, earl of Kildare, justiciary of Ireland.
March 18. Westminster.
Appointment of William de Brawode to the office of chancellor of the Exchequer in Dublin, during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
March 5. Westminster.
Release of John de Ellerker the elder in respect of an obligation of 40 marks given to the king for payment of a debt of that amount to William, bishop of Norwich; whose goods and debts, seized into the late king’s hands, have now been restored, and Ellerker has paid the said debt to the bishop.
Membrane 15.
Feb. 24. Westminster.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 24 March, 17 Edward II., granting to Richard de Emeldon the manor of Silkesworth, in the bishopric of Durham; Ida, late the wife of John de Marmeduk’, who held one third thereof, being now deceased. By K. & C. and p.s.
Feb. 5. Westminster.
Grant to Edward de Bohun, to enable him the better to maintain knightly rank, which he assumed in the king’s company by his command, of 100l. a year out of the Exchequer, until he be provided with land and rent of that value for life. By p.s.
The like grants to the following:—
Edward Chaundos of 40l. a year.
Hugh Freyn of 40 marks a year.
John de Melton of 40 marks a year.
March 13. Westminster.
Grant, on the representation of the present parliament that a similar grant by letters patent dated 5 August, 10 Edward II., was never carried into effect, that all perambulations of forests, as well this side Trent as beyond, made in the reign of Edward I., shall be observed; and that perambulations still remaining to be made shall be made as quickly as possible, and when returned under metes and bounds, shall be confirmed and approved by the king.
March 14. Westminster.
Licence for the provost and scholars of St. Mary’s College, Oxford, to acquire in mortmain lands, tenements, rents and advowsons, not held in chief, to the value of 10l. a year. By K. & C.
Feb. 11. Westminster.
Restitution to Griffin, John, Meuryk, Roger, William and Lewelin, sons and heirs of Lewelin Breu, of the possessions late of the said Lewelin, and of lands acquired by them in the fees of Seyghenyth and Mefkyn, of all of which they were fraudulently disinherited by Hugh le Despenser, the younger, but have already resumed possession. By p.s. and pet. of C.
Feb. 22. Westminster.
Grant to Matilda late the wife of Robert de Rithre, deceased, tenant in chief, who is much burdened with the support of their children for whom provision is not yet made, of the marriage of William son and heir of the said Robert. By K.
Feb. 3. Westminster.
Grant for life to John de Sapy and Sibyl, his wife, in consideration of his losses in the service of the late king, of the manor of Rudmarle, late of Hugh le Despenser the younger, rebel, which escheated to the king by forfeiture. By K.
Feb. 13. Westminster.
Grant to Robert de Drayton of Great Yarmouth of a ship Alianore, with boats and gear, on the testimony of John de Sturmy, admiral of the late king’s fleet, that he took Drayton’s ship la Mariote for the king’s service, and that she was lost, being worth 800 marks. By K. & C.
Feb. 13. Westminster.
Protection and safe-conduct during good behaviour for Herman Rode, an Easterling of Stralessond, doing business within the realm. By p.s.
March 10. Westminster.
Safe-conduct for Mary, late the wife of Edmund Comyn, who went to Scotland on her own affairs, to return to this realm. By K. and pet. of C.
Feb. 7. Westminster.
Grant to the bailiffs and men of Pontefract of pavage for three years, to be taken by Robert de Mora, John de Wragby, Robert de Lincoln, and Adam Scot, burgesses.
Feb. 7. Westminster.
General pardon to John son of John de Boyland, confirming the general pardon granted by the late king to him when imprisoned at Norwich, which he did not sue out. By p.s. remaining on the files.
Membrane 14.
March 10. Westminster.
Grant to the Girdlers of London, on their petition to the king and parliament, enjoining the observance of the ordinance that no man of the mistery shall garnish any girdle of silk, wool, leather or linen with baser metal than latoun, baterie, fer et asser, and that all work of baser metal shall be burned; the said mistery in the city being greatly damaged by its members without the city garnishing girdles with false work of lead, pewter or tin; and that in London and in all cities and towns in the realm the men of the mistery dwelling there shall elect one or two of their number to see that it is observed, and that all false work is burned by the mayors or chief persons of the same. French. By pet. of C.
March 10. Westminster.
Grant to the citizens of Winchester, on their petition at the last parliament, that whenever the Exchequer is not at Westminster on the morrow of Michaelmas, the day when they have to present their newly elected mayor, the treasurer and barons, on receiving notice of the election by letter, shall empower the sheriff or other competent person of those parts to receive his oath. By pet. of C.
March 10. Westminster.
Grant to Master Pancius de Controne, the king’s clerk and physician, of a yearly sum of 100l. out of the farm of the town of Northampton, until he be provided with land of that value for life. [Fœdera.] By p.s.
Mandate to the bailiffs of Northampton to pay the same.
March 13. Westminster.
Licence, at the request of Thomas Wake, the king’s kinsman, to Agnes late the wife of Nicholas de Greye, tenant in chief, to marry whom she Will of the king’s allegiance. By p.s.
March 24. Westminster.
Safe-conduct for one year for John Gabriel of Winchester, merchant, and his men.
March 10. Westminster.
Pardon to William de Kemesyng for adherence to Gilbert de Middelton, traitor to the late king, and to the Scots. By p.s.
March 13. Westminster.
Confirmation of letters patent of the late king to A. bishop of Hereford, sealed with the privy seal used by the present king while guardian of the realm in his father’s absence, granting to the said bishop custody of the lands late of Gilbert de Stapilton, deceased, which came to the hands of late king by grant of Mary de Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke, executrix of Aymer de Valencia, late earl of Pembroke, for certain debts wherein the earl was bound to the king at the day of his death, and which lands were in the earl’s hands by reason of the minority of John, son and heir of the aforesaid Gilbert, who held of the earl by knight service; to hold during minority of the heir, with the marriage of the heir. By p.s.
March 12. Westminster.
Grant, at the request of A. bishop of Hereford, treasurer, to the bailiffs and men of the city of Hereford, of pavage for seven years. By p.s.
March 10. Westminster.
Grant to Michael de Presfen of the office of tronage of wools in the town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and of controller of the customs of wools, hides and wool-fells in the port of that town, during pleasure. By p.s.
March 16. Westminster.
Grant to the bailiffs and men of the town of Kyngeston-upon-Hull, of pavage for three years. By pet. of C.
March 1. Westminster.
Safe-conduct for John de Weston, constable of Bordeaux, and others, going on the king’s business to the duchy [of Aquitaine].
March 6. Westminster.
Grant to John Devereus, king’s yeoman, of the bailiwick of the chace of Cors, co. Gloucester, during pleasure. By p.s.
March 12. Westminster.
Pardon to John Spryngold for abjuring the realm at the church of Great Badewe, in the late king’s reign; with general pardon. By p.s.
Membrane 13.
March 6. Westminster.
Pardon and restoration to the royal favour of Thomas de Sibthorp, king’s clerk, suspected by queen Isabella and the king, before he assumed the governance of the realm, of adherence to Hugh le Despenser the younger, and Master Robert de Baldok, rebels; he having so acted since as to remove the suspicion. By p.s.
March 12. Westminster.
Remission to John Bullok, John de Doddeworth, Richard de Basevill, Godfrey de Stainton, and the prior of Mounkebretton of 260l., the residue of a sum of 900l., the value of goods forfeited to the late king and in his seisin, for the carrying off whereof they were indicted before Gilbert de Herle and Geoffrey le Scrop, justices of oyer and terminer in Yorkshire. Of this sum the late king remitted 600l., and ordered the payment of the remainder by yearly instalments of 20l., whereof 40l. has been paid. The present remission is in consequence of the petition of the said prior and convent, and pursuant to the statute that executors of those who were of the quarrel of Thomas, late earl of Lancaster, should have recovery of the testators’ forfeited goods. By pet. of C.
March 8. Westminster.
Grant for life to Richard de Ayremyn, king’s clerk, of the custody of the Domus Conversorum in London, and of the converts. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo to the converts.
March 14. Westminster.
Protection, with clause nolumus, for seven years for Simon de Bonevill, merchant of Amiens. By K.
March 10. Westminster.
Appointment of John son of Simon de Cloudolcan to the office of the assay of measures in Ireland, during pleasure. By K. & C.
Mandate to Thomas de Corbrigg’ to deliver the office to the said John. By K. & C.
March 15. Westminster.
Appointment of Walter Curteys, king’s clerk, to the custody of writs and rolls before the chief justice of Ireland, and such as shall supply his place, in the pleas following the said justice, and such as shall supply his place, during pleasure.
March 15. Westminster.
Protection, with clause nolumus, for one year for William de Clyf, clerk.
The like for:—
Roger de Boselingthorpe.
The prior and brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England.
March 12. Westminster.
Pardon to Roger Mayel for breaking prison at Berkhamstede Castle, when imprisoned there by order of the late king; with general pardon. By K. & C.
March 23. Westminster.
The like, word for word, to Simon de Congham. By K. & C.
March 13. Westminster.
Margery, late the wife of John de Chaumpayne, going beyond sens in the company of Joan, countess of Surrey, the king’s kinswoman, has letters nominating Thomas de Faveresham and Alexander de Walcote her attorneys until Michaelmas.
March 13. Westminster.
Grant to Alesia, late the wife of Edmund, earl of Arundell, towards the support of herself and children, until other provision be made for her, of the manors of Mapelderwell, co. Southampton, of the value of 30l. a year; of Berton, in the same county, of the value of 34l. a year; of Farlington, in the same county, of the value of 20l. a year; of Stannord, co. Berks, of the value of 130l. a year; of Retheresfeld, co. Sussex, of the value of 106l. a year; of Merston, co. Wilts, of the value of 50l. a year; and of Faireford, in the same county, (fn. 1), of the value of 130l. a year. By K. & C.
March 12. Westminster.
Licence for Richard de Saunford to enfeoff Laurence de Pageham of two messuages, lands and rents in Dreton by Farlington and Estcosham by Wymering, and to grant to him the reversion in fee simple of one messuage, land and rent, in Estcosham by Wymering, on the death of Joan, late the wife of Thomas de Saunford, all held in chief. By fine of 10 marks. Southampton.
March 12. Westminster.
Pardon to Robert de Walkefare for breaking prison at Corfe Castle when imprisoned there by order of the late king, and lor the death of William le Foulere; with general pardon. By K. & C.
March 13. Westminster.
Grant to the Goldsmiths of the city of London, on their petition to the king and parliament, that no merchant, privy or stranger, shall import any sort of coined money (moneie forgee), but only fine silver in plate; and that no gold or silver, goldsmith’s work, or silver in plate be sold for exportation, but sold at the king’s Exchange or openly in the goldsmiths’ quarter (orfaverie) for use (depescer) and not for resale; that none claiming to be of the said mistery keep shop, except in Chepe; and that those of the mistery may by virtue of these letters patent elect some of their number to make enquiry touching the premises, who shall have power to punish any offenders against the above ordinances, with the aid of the mayor and sheriffs; and that, in all cities and towns of England where goldsmiths carry on their trade, they shall observe the same ordinances as those in London; and that one or two from each city or town shall come to London to obtain from the mistery their fixed touch of gold and also their stamp of a puncion with the leopard’s head. French [Herbert’s History of the Twelve Livery Companies, vol. ii., p. 288.] By K. and whole council of P.
Membrane 12.
March 10. Westminster.
Pardon to Robert son of Robert de Stayn for the death of Hugh son of John de Herlum. By p.s.
The like to the following:-
Geoffrey Belle of Bernak for the death of William de Kirneshale.
Peter de Grisley for the death of William de Monte Gomeri.
John son of David de Marchumley for the death of Agnes daughter of Roger le Taillour of Hodenet.
Philip de Dumpedale of Lodelowe for the death of Martin de Essex.
John son of Adam de Clif for the death of John son of Robert de Clif.
John Hoghel of Cotyngham for the death of John son of Stephen le Fevre of Cotyngham.
Gilbert Scot for the death of William Scot.
Matthew de Crauncewyk for the death of Hugh Baysant of Louth.
John son of Olive de Yaxham for the death of Henry Hegg’ of Yaxham.
Roger le Barber of Birmyngham for the death of Alexander de Suthfolk.
Richard Bealde for the death of Philip de Boterdon.
Luke son of Robert le Fevere of la Skerd for the death of Philip de Boterdon.
Henry de Bromleye for the death of Philip le Leche, ’ fisicien,’ of Shrewsbury.
Robert son of John de Crakehowe of Ulnesby for the death of Patrick Bouche.
Robert le Round netter (or neccer) for the death of Thomas Begays.
Ralph de Kirkeby, chaplain, for the death of William son of Robert de Marton.
Alexander le Glovere of Ripon for the death of Richard de Erkendon.
William Perheved of Couwyk for the death of William le Sutheren.
John de Luke for the death of John de Seint Andreu.
Walter de Dunsterre for the death of Peter le Clerk, baker, of London.
William Roger of Gedeney, chaplain, for the death of Adam le Baker Tokesford.
Ralph son of Ingelram de Bonynton for the death of Walter Bonde of Acclom.
John Spen for the death of Alan son of John son of Adam de Estrington.
Hugh son of John son of Simon de Tadcastre for the death of John son of Thomas de Bilburgh.
William de Hertlegh for the death of William son of William Heckewode.
Stephen Stout for the death of Alan son of Roger de Wherewell.
Roger de Soles for the death of the same Alan.
John Galpyn for the death of Richard de la Shawe of Thornbury.
Thomas Day of Flekeney for the death of Hugh Bichebun of Flekeney.
Walter son of John de Tynton’ of Stykeswald for the death of Robert de Godesfeld.
William Cliter of Warwick for the death of Henry le Letherkerver.
John de Barewell of Braunston for the death of William le Clerk of Braunston.
William son of Gregory de Danby for the death of Henry de Kellesey.
John son of John de Overtynton for the death of Robert de Godesfeld.
Agnes wife of John le Spir of Wotton for the death of Robert de la Mare of Wotton and William Keym.
John son of Richard Batyn of Wodestok’ for the death of the aforesaid Robert and William.
William son of William son of Robert de Hatton for the death of Roger Bercarius of Hatton.
John Moyl of Marton for the death of Roger Darkyns of Bishop’s Castle.
John Spir of Wotton for the death of Robert de la Mare of Wotton and William Heym.
John Bagot for the death of Richard de Ingward in Unde.
Simon de Heyle for the death of Thomas son of William Blaumfrount of Offord.
Robert Simound of Ernesby for the death of Ralph de Suwe.
Adam le Walshe for the death of Richard le Walshe of Melton.
Michael de Pellour for the death of William Tyrel of Trenmern, the younger.
William Fulour of Melton Moubray for the death of Henry de Pedewardyn.
John de Langeton for the death of Richard Goldsmyth of Chichester, chaplain.
Andrew de Apethorp for the death of William de Lonesburgh.
Thomas de Barneby for the death of Reymund le Provost.
John le Palmere of Mere for the death of Henry de la Legh, chaplain.
Thomas Triethon for the death of John le Lorymer.
October 10. Nottingham. (March?)
Gilbert Rous for the death of Simon de Swyneford of Rothwell, souter.
Robert son of Stephen de Donecaster for the death of Hugh Fraumfere.
Hugh Scauyn of Votton for the death of Walter le Milner of Barowe.
William de Orleton for the death of Peter Hakelut.
Richard son of John Monyword for the death of the same Peter.
Walter le Carter of Radewell for the death of Robert le Mulneward of Radewell.
Donatus son of Simon del Temple of Stony Stratford for the death of Alice daughter of Walter Sturdy of Bukyngham.
William de Walkeden for the death of Hugh de la Holte.
Peter de Braythwait for the death of Nicholas de Bek’.
Henry son of Richard Bras of Wystaneswyk’ for the death of Richard le Mazon of Sutton.
Richard le Dissher of Pollesworth for the death of Alice daughter of Avice de Berdefeld.
Henry son of John atte Yate, ’fullour,’ for the death of Adam son of Henry Geldhirde.
John de Otryngton for the death of John de Gyvendale of Skypton.
John Blaner of Marton-super-Cyven’ for the death of James de Bulford.
Robert Blaner of Marton-super-Cyven’ for the death of James de Bulford.
Thomas Blaner of Marton-super-Cyven’ for the death of James de Bulford.
William son of Thomas le Serjaunt of Pres for the death of Thomas Togh of Pres.
William Store for the death of William de Brakenbergh; with general pardon.
William de Choreleton for the death of Philip de Boterdon.
John son of John son of Nicholas de Lingene for the death of William Wilemot and Thomas David.
Thomas Baldewyn of Barton for the death of Elias de Rosse of Barton.
Alexander de Dufhous of Leycester for the death of Ralph Dunelond of Leycester.
Adam de la Halle, bedel of Bisshopesclyve, for the death of John Swanyng and Hugh de la Halle.
Nicholas Godknave for the death of John Mortimer and James Maille.
John de Braunceton of Leicester for the death of William Matheu of Leycester.
William son of John le Somenour of Stafford for the death of William son of Robert de Horseleye.
Philip Sharp for the death of Philip de Boterdon.
Philip Tragodok for the death of Philip de Boterdon.
Reginald Teulemena for the death of Philip de Boterdon.
Thomas Wynter of Foxle for the death of Walter de Gosehalme.
John de Rysyngdon for the death of Alexander Thord of Reydon.
Richard de Hotoft of Barton for the death of Thomas de Esington.
William le Garlengmonger of Northampton for the death of William de Staunford.
John Wynter of Foxle for the death of Walter de Gosehalme.
John Bateman for the death of Peter Malesores of Lobenham.
John de Croft for the death of Thomas Stagg of Morpath.
Matthew de Cobbedoncliff for the death of Nicholas son of John de Chaelmerdon.
John Fackedouk of Badburgham for the death of John Boterel, ’ fevre.’
John Gellok for the death of Philip de Holmerbrok.
Alice de Eboraco for the death of Walter de Anne.
William son of Richard de Lillebourne for the death of John son of Richard le Serjaunt of Lillebourne.
Richard Belle of Barton for the death of Roger Burgoine of Barton.
John de Brakenthwayt of Melmorby for the death of Richard of the Wode of Melmorby.
John Matheu of Flekeneye for the death of William Dyne of Flekeneye.
Robert son of Robert de Snape of Ottokesathre for the death of John Hobler of Leghe.
Roger Portereie for the death of Richard de Okeham.
Ralph Passavant for the death of Henry de Boulter of Mirivale.
John de Brakentwayt of Melmorby for the death of Richard of the Wode of Melmorby.
Richard de Helpeston for the death of William Scot Jonesman de Redenesse.
William son of Robert de Hatton for the death of Roger Bercarius of Hatton.
Adam son of Geoffrey le Fleshewer for the death of the aforesaid Roger.
Roger son of John le Taillour of Hale for the death of John le Bercher.
John son of John Spirre of Wotton for the death of Robert de la Mare of Wotton and William Haym.
Richard son of Adam son of William de Preston for the death of William le Rede of Rokeburgh.
Simon Bridde for the death of John Thurgher.
William son of John de Donyngton for the death of Walter Pygot of Donyngton.
John Pedder of Louth for the death of John de Baynton.
Roger son of Roger le Carpenter of Berlay for the death of Alexander de Hale of Hemyngburgh.
William de Crosseby, clerk, for the death of John son of Adam Starre of Waverton.
Nicholas son of Nicholas Lovepit for the death of Henry Giffard.
Thomas Bozoun for the death of John son of John Crowe and John son of William Frebern of Great Berdefeld.
John Lessy of Sutton in Holand for the death of Roger Norman of Sutton in Holand.
Serle Lugger for the death of Thomas del Stighel.
John son of Thomas Crokebayn for the death of Thomas son of John Raulf.
Richard le Fauconer for the death of Robert Mounceux.
John son of William de Barton of Rothewell, the younger (junior), for the death of Geoffrey Dauncelot of Sheuesby.
Nigel Maggesone for the death of Edmund son of Adam de Hamerton.
Thomas atte Ford of Chelmescote for the death of Adam atte Well.
Robert Steppe of Charleton for the death of Thomas Cok’ of Charleton.
John son of John de Pilsegate for the death of John Douce.
John Fycays of Donecaster for the death of Hugh Fraumfere.
Robert de Exmuth for the death of William Bishop of Wymyngton.
Guy son of Guy le Spicer of Cambridge for the death of John de Tychewell.
Nicholas son of Nicholas de Yucflete of Melton for the death of John le Fevre of Welton.
Hugh de Walkeden for the death of Hugh de la Holte.
Adam son of John de Bromhale of Yerdesleie for the death of John de Lenche.
Thomas Warde of Catwyk for the death of William le Vavassour of Esk.
William son of William le Mareschal of Norton in Norfolk for the death of William de Montgomery of Mard ..
Adam son of Adam de Stepelton for the death of Nicholas Hody.
Thomas son of John Wat for the death of John son of William de Hagh.
Thomas son of Simon le Baker of Spillesby for the death of William le Taillour of Tetf . . . .
Simon Bisshop of Brikklesworth for the death of Simon of the Boure of Brikklesworth.
March 10. Westminster.
General pardon to John le Taillour.
The like to the following:—
Hugh de Werberton.
Walter son of William Sepson of Carleton.
Adam But.
Richard son of William le Munk.
William Sune of Staundon.
Simon Thomelyn of Gardebodesham.
William de Lound; and for the death of John Fouke.
John Carseleye.
Peter de Werberton.
John de Hodyndon.
Thomas Lithboun.
Roger son of Warin de Pontefracto.
Robert de Saxton; and for the death of Gregory de Startyngwell, Alan de Foxoles, John de Goukesike and Walter son of Nicholas de Poterton.
William de Otery, chaplain.
William de Roceholm; and for the death of John son of William Precious of Barneby.
Robert de Bredford.
Richard Honnere of Mount Sorel.
Roger de Skelton of Little Paxton.
Thomas de Neulond.
John le Trumpeour.
Henry son of John; and for the death of Gilbert de Wenyngton.
Hamon de Asshelegh.
Richard Starky of Burworth.
Richard de Starky of Berchyngton.
Robert Russel of Merston.
Robert son of Matthew Gikell of Donecaster.
Nicholas Roscelyn.
James son of Hubert Huse of Hampton.
Giles Saltmareys.
Robert de Walkeden.
Geoffrey atte Thorn.
William son of John le Munk.
Walter atte Bek’ of Reston.
Adam Colman of Pontefract.
John son of Michael le Mareschal of Northampton.
William son of John de Sail.
John son of William de Penne of Esuyngton.
William Veisin of West Draiton and Elizabeth his wife; and for the death of William Haunson.
William de Hoveden.
Henry Pye.
Stephen Basset; and for the death of Nicholas Kyme of Falwesle.
John Stephne of Cherleton.
Stephen Bercarius of Halghton by Lodelowe.
Walter Croyroys of St. Albans.
Thomas Otery, clerk.
Adam son of Adam de Lek’.
Mabel Franceys of Lucheham.
William Frere de Norton of Northampton.
Henry son of John de Landewath.
Simon le Clerk of Kylunden.
Thomas Yettes of Wystanstowe.
John de Otery, clerk.
Stephen de Killyngworth.
Walter le Barbour of Heth.
Thomas de Metham; and for the death of Robert de Styneton.
John Wymund.
John Sewall.
John atte Grove of Kingesclere.
Richard de Stretford of Northampton.
William Dodyng of Weston.
Alan de Cherleton.
Ralph de Aldelyne.
John son of Peter Heryng.
William Little, servant of Thomas de Metham; and for the death of Robert de Styneton.
John de Metham; and for the death of the said Robert.
Robert le Barker of Northampton; and for abjuring the realm, and breaking prison at the Marshalsea.
Henry son of William Veysyn of West Draiton; and for the death of William Haunson of West Draiton.
Hugh Bantyng.
Isabella daughter of William Vaisyn of West Draiton; and for the death of William Haunson.
Walter Auberd of Thragelthorp; and for the death of William Page of Toucester.
Robert de Warrewyk.
Ralph Lowe of Tuttebury; and for the death of Hugh le Ar …
William Broun; and for the death of Hugh de Flyntham.
Richard atte Tounesende.
Adam de Fulshawe.
Robert Erkynson of West Bretton.
March 8. Westminster.
The like pardon to Denys de Wathe.
Also to the following:—
Simon de Wedevyll of Grafton.
Simon de Lyndrich of Leycester.
Simon son of Simon de Haytheby of Burton.
Henry de Shulton.
William de Basywerk of Chester.
Stephen son of Adam le Clerk of Enemeth.
Adam son of William de Estoft.
Bartholomew de Burgoyne of Bokesworth.
May 24. York.
Thomas de Middleton.
Thomas son of Ranulph de Cheile of Goseberchirche; and for the death of Robert Belle of Goseberchirche.
Roger son of Ralph.
Robert de Chaworth.
John son of Roger de Stoke.
Nicholas de Sutton.
John de Chaddeleye.
Simon de Wolrington.
Edmund de Basham.
Richard son of Tille de Hale.
Ralph de Wedon, knight.
William son of William Gilibronde.
Thomas son of Roger de Stoke.
John Ode of Flekeneye.
Thomas son of Thomas le Wayte of Lodmore.
Ranulph son of Roger de Stoke.
Robert Frevyll.
William de Huncote.
John son of John de Assheby of Wennebury.
Edmund de Wytacre.
Robert Chaundeler of Bredstreet.
John Bode.
Hugh Jode of Flekeneye.
Thomas de Panes.
Nicholas de Dunstaple.
John Flory.
Richard de Chardon of Touecester.
Thomas son of John Vaus of Swafham for the death of William atte Welle of Swafham.
Richard le Rede of Acton.
Beatrice daughter of William Veysyn of West Drayton; and for the death of William Haunson. By p.s.
Richard son of William del Pek’ of Chester.
John son of David de Overton; and for the death of Ralph le Baker of Temedebury.
Richard son of Ranulph de Cheyle of Goseberchirche; and for the death of Robert Belle of Goseberchirche.
William de Horton.
Roaldus de Richemund, knight.
John de Erdesley; and for the death of John son of Hugh del Wode.
Robert Pypot of Donyngton; and for the death of Richard son of Robert Siryk, and the rape of Alice, late the wife of John son of Walter.
Henry de Bromley.
Thomas atte Lee of Werington.
John son of Matilda de Goseberchirche; and for the death of RobertBelle of Goseberchirche.
William de Lodelowe of Oxford.
William son of William de Dunford.
William de Knoxton of Abyndon.
Thomas de Sheile.
Ralph son of John de Wrennebury.
John Warde of Kendale.
Henry Virly of Askerby.
Roger de Faudon.
Thomas son of Richard du Seler of Redenesse.
Robert Colyn of Finemere; and for the death of John Veysi.
John Galant of Toucestre.
William de Legh.
John de Legh.
John de Sudlowe of Mumby.
Simon de Aton.
Michael le Rous of Goldyngton.
Robert de Evynton.
Thomas son of Ralph de Kenelyngworth.
John de Cressy.
William son of Richard Chardon of Toucester.
John de Thirmun, clerk.
Robert de Kent.
Thomas atte Hole Holnstowe.
John de Clayton; and for the death of Robert de Heton.
Henry Fitz Johan; and for the death of William de Wenyngton.
Roger Burguilon.
John de Wrennebury.
Richard de Swynnerton.
Richard de Wrennebury.
Joan daughter of Richard Chrdon (sic) of Toucester.
Thomas son of John de Tykene of Northampton.
Robert de la Port.
Ralph Engesone del Enese.
John de Donyngton of Leycester.
John de Werberton.
Thomas Fancote of Hertburgh’.
William Wyde of Magna Glene.
Richard son of Richard de Perers.
Richard son of Adam de Burryngham of Salmerssh; and for the death of John de Clif.
Robert de Melleburn.
John de Arundell.
Richard de Richemund.
Adam Gregory of Walton.
William de Evynton.
John de Swynyburn.
Nicholas Herberd of Hanchirch.
Richard Hochekyn of Mossehole.
Thomas de Wennebury.
John son of John de Swynnerton.
Membrane 11.
March 9. Westminster.
The like pardon to Robert son of Thomas de Aston. By K.
The like to the following:—
John atte Burgh.
May 24. York.
Peter de Bewyk.
Roger de Whassyngton.
William de Eston. By p.s.
May 25. York.
Robert Sterre of Walton; and for the death of Philip Dunhod del Wiches. By p.s.
John Chauntcler, clerk.
John Sewy.
William de Alta Ripa of Elslak.
Richard de Aston.
Robert de Wortham.
William Broun of Shelton.
Thomas de Aston.
Edmund de Sancto Mauro.
Robert Strongbogh.
Nicholas de Burgh.
Walter son of William Geppeson of Carleton.
Thomas Penson undrebergh (sic).
Gilbert Stace of West Farlegh.
John Boy of Little Paxton.
Elias son of Elias atte Grene; and for the death of Thomas atte Grene.
John de Sudlowe; and for the death of Thomas Bemont.
Richard Cok’ of Leicester.
Roger Dogyn.
Robert de Wambwell.
Thomas de Manegreve.
Adam de Tikelwardyn; and for the death of Walter de Kerdif.
Peter le Taverner of Northampton.
John le Spellere of Holtham.
John son of Ralph Melleward.
Simon de Welewyk.
Henry Basset.
Thomas le Northerne of Helcham.
Nicholas Whiting of Porcestr’.
William Oule of Derby.
Henry le Venour.
John de Sheftesburye.
Henry son of John de Thorp by Newerk.
Reginald de la More.
John Morgan of Ilketleshale.
Robert Russel of Merston.
John de Bathekynton; and for the death of Robert lo Glover.
John son of Alan le Parles.
William son of Nicholas Doune of Flegthirne; and for the death of William Gibbe of Flegthirne.
Gervase Doune; and for the death of William Gibbe of Flegthirne.
Simon le Reveson of Sheldreton.
Richard son of Stephen le Bercher of Halghton by Lodelowe.
Robert de Carleton.
John Warde of Kendale.
Arthur le Rous of Northampton.
John Thommesman de Skyrlagh.
John le Pulter.
Richard son of Henry de Fernhale.
Miles de Lyston.
John son of William le Clerk of Rothewell.
Adam Shiryk of Haneworth.
William de Bredon.
Simon Doune; and for the death of William Gibbe of Flegthirne.
John son of John Aubourn.
Hugh de Thelwall.
William Veysyn of West Drayton, and Elizabeth his wife.
John Hubard of Harmeston.
John de Brom.
William son of Richard le Barker of Eccleshale.
Richard Maumarche and Robert Osanne.
William de Merlawe.
Nicholas de Brom.
Gailliard Noreys.
Thomas son of Roger le Carpenter of Gretford.
John Fikays the elder.
Gilbert Loverot.
John Wynd of Famelyngham Picot.
March 10. Westminster.
Margery de Tregadelet.
John de Burton.
April 14. Peterborough.
Peter de Denardeston, knight.
March 9. Westminster.
Richard de Ilketon of Rypoun.
April 25. Staunford.
Thomas le White.
John Sehard.
John Perboun of Jernemuth.
Thomas de Westhale.
Thomas de Holebrok’.
April 25. Staunford.
Walter atte Kirke of Ufford.
John Crispyn of Knyghton.
William atte Mulle of Turneston.
Thomas de Funteney.
Margery de Tregadelet.
Saier de Rocheford, knight.
William Seward.
William Seward, chaplain.
John Davy of Westham.
Hugh Hardy.
Alexander de Cubbeldyk.
Robert le White.
Richard de Kymberle.
Henry Hyllary, knight.
Wynsanus Bavent.
Walter de Hoxecumbe.
Adam son of Thomas de Monte Gomery.
John Tabard.
William son of William Bouet of Beverley.
Richard Bavent.
Geoffrey Belle of Bernak for the death of Nicholas de Kerneshale.
Richard son of Stephen le Bercher of Halghton by Lodelowe.
Thomas son of Thomas Ernys of Pontefract.
Thomas son of Adam Scherewynd.
Robert Holeweye of Breyles.
Richard Pulley.
Richard son of Thomas de Bercheston.
Nicholas Gille of Lokerley.
Thomas de Sutton.
Thomas Alred of Dyngele.
John Herlowe of Manfelde; and for the death of Adam son of Dau[i]d de Bernardescastel and of William son of Richard de Padelowe.
Robert son of John atte Grene of Methelwode.
Henry le White.
John son of Richard Haltebe.
Gilbert de Burgh.
Richard de Holebrok’. By p.s.
April 24. Staunford.
Alan de Newenham.
April 27. Wyssynden.
Saier de Watervill.
John Terrison, taverner, of Northampton; and for breaking prison at Northampton Castle.
April 25. Staunford.
Hugh del Holt.
March 9. Westminster.
Hugh de Byntre of Intryngham; and for the death of Ralph de Skegton.
May 5. Nottingham.
William le Forester of Great Melton; and for the death of Roger Peverel.
John son of Thomas Osbern of Somerton.
William son of Geoffrey le Souter of Roudon; and for the death of Robert Gridel of Rissenden, before the coronation.
Roger Crisp; and for the death of Thomas Bryan, before the coronation.
William son of Martin de Wermundesworth of Braydeston; and for the death of Simon son of Simon Ack’ of Braydeston, before the coronation.
Robert son of William son of John de Smalleye; and for the death of John son of William de Smalleye, before the coronation.
Robert son of Richard del Hull of Marchyngton; and for the death of William son of Robert del Hull, before the coronation.
Benedict son of Simon Ball of Hertford; and for the death of Richard le Warayner, before the coronation.
Simon son of Robert Cordel of Gymston; and for the death of Geoffrey Marescal, before the coronation.
John son of Gilbert de Derby; and for the death of Henry le Keu of Derby, before the coronation.
Thomas de Flyntham of Boterwyk.
Thomas le Maltester; and for the death of John le Brewester.
Henry Organ of Newcastleunder-Lyme.
William de Agland.
Thomas atte Well.
Hugh Pouger.
Roger de Wydryngton.
Cecily wife of Thomas le Taverner of Lucham.
Henry Pouger.
John del Bough.
Thomas le Taverner of Lucham.
Richard de Brom.
William son of Martin de Wermundesworth; and for the death of Simon Ake of Brodeston.
William de Chetelton.
William Lumbard of Golston.
Adam de Leek, ‘fevre.’
Adam de Raveneswath.
John Sele of Nottingham.
William Prest of Blonorton.
John le Flecher of Bounecroft.
John son of Robert de Kyrketon.
Leoninus de Manegreve.
Adam Wendout of Cumberland.
John de Weldon.
Reginald de Lodelowe.
John Dunheved.
Roger le Palmer of Nottingham.
John de Bolton.
John Tyreboll of Hampeslap.
Walter de Manegreve.
John son of John de Kymberle.
Thomas son of Henry le Smyth of Swafham; and for the death of John son of Ralph atte Fen of Marham.
Gilbert son of Gilbert de Chateriz.
John Skayl of Lincoln.
Simon Brid of Spaldyng.
Robert Fryvel of West-rasen.
Vivian de Tunstall.
William de Tunstall.
Adam de Helmesleye.
Bogo le Fissher of Thornton.
Walter son of Thomas son of Brice.
William Strug of Heghterbery.
John de Bilney of Holcham.
John Lacy of Rushdon.
Robert son of Henry de Strode.
Robert Lacy of Rushdon.
John atte Chirch of Tibenham; and for the death of William de Banham.
Thomas Mareschal of Athelastre; and for the death of Nicholas Brigeman.
Thomas Blount of Flekeneye; and for the death of John Norman of Lenne.
Robert de Salleye.
Geoffrey Alred of Dyngele; and for the death of William de Colleshill, and consequent abjuration of the realm.
John le Warde of Badenhale.
John Cok of Warrewyk.
Philip Paye of Lydun; and for the death of Walter de Heblond.
John son of William le Mareschal of Milkehouse; and for the death of Adam de Chatyndenne, and consequent abjuration of the realm.
John Passeleuside of Sandrig.
Peter son of Robert of Whassingburn.
Richard Rous of Goldyngton; and for the death of William Ward of Goldyngton.
Geoffrey Kyton of Tuyng.
Luke Waddyng; and for the death of Henry Stotard.
John de Nevyll of Stok’.
Stephen de Kelleseye; and for breaking prison at Neugate.
Hugh de Werdale.
Richard Blount of Mergate.
John Bailli of Bukeden the younger.
William de Styuecle.
Simon Scot; and for the death of Hugh le Personesson of Laurenny.
John Cullyng of Tavystok’.
Walter Bavent.
John Marchys.
Adam son of Adam de Monte Gomery.
Robert Gentyll.
John le Poleter of Shirlawe.
Peter son of Robert de Walshyngburgh.
John Wace.
Gilbert de Kymberle; and for the death of William de Belesby, and abjuration of the realm.
Richard de Spaxton.
John de la Porte.
John son of Robert Raynald of Barton Earls.
March 28. Westminster.
William de Hastynges, knight; and for the death of Robert son of Gilbert de Tunstal. By p.s.
April 3. Huntingdon.
Elias de Asshebourn for offences in Ireland. By p.s.
March 9. Westminster.
Robert son of Margery Hare of Capel. By p.s.
Richard Fraunkeleyn of Hadenham; and for the death of Robert de Eye.
April 30. Nontinghon.
Robert Bolt.
William son of Robert son of Malle de Wytton.
Roger de Souky.
Robert Haukyn of Ruston.
Henry le Botiller.
John Hardyng.
John de Merbury.
Hugh son of Aytrop de Wolvelegh.
Hugh son of Roger Toproud of Norwiz.
Henry son of Richard Doune.
Robert son of Richard the Leech (medici) of Souky.
John de Warenn’, earl of Surrey.
Robert de Reppes, knight.
Ranulph son of Stephen le Rede.
Edmund de Merbury.
Richard Doune.
Geoffrey son of John.
William Starky.
William Guith.
Ranulph Starky of Berthinton.
Robert de Neuton.
Thomas Doune.
Roger Starky of Berthinton.
Alan son of Roger Toproud of Norwiz.
Richard de Felday. By p.s.
May 4. Nottingham.
John Houle of Burston, chaplain.
Alice late the wife of Adam le Wright of Milnethorp.
Richard de Canterbiry. By p.s.
John Caperoun of Heghhegge; and for the death of William le Mawer of Heghhegge, before the coronation.
May 8. Nottingham.
Simon de Bereford, knight.
Henry le Mazon of Wormhill; and for the death of Bartholomew le Souter of Shippeley, before the coronation.
Alan le Fisshere of Allerwas; and for the death of Ralph Andreu, before the coronation.
Walter Rope of Dunstarre; and for the death of Peter le Clerk, baker, of London.
Roger son of Walter le Harpur of Penwortham; and for the death of William son of Walter le Clerk of Penwortham, before the coronation.
Godfrey son of Thomas de Alta Rypa of Elslac.
Henry Grace.
John Withecroft.
William Wysshton.
Membrane 10.
Jenkin le Flesshewer for the death of Peter Hakelute.
Nicholas Turvyle for the death of William Hallyng.
John son of Simon de Tateshale for the death of Simon de Tateshale, carter.
Hericus son of Richard le Clerk of Overe for the death of William de Asshebourne.
William de Waureton for the death of Gilbert de Grenewell of Aukland.
Andrew le Ferour for the death of Nicholas Gerard.
Thomas Prordhom of Barnestaple for the death of Thomas de Brankescombe.
Thomas Hamond for the death of Peter Hakelut.
William Godknave for the death of Peter Hakelut.
Simon son of John de Tateshale for the death of Simon de Tateshale, carter.
William son of William atte Ree for the death of Roger Lord of Hatton.
John Saundre of Dovre for the death of John le Spisour of Dovre.
James Pecche for the death of James Strateward of York.
Geoffrey son of William de Tyek of Trenlonwarth for the death of William son of John de Guyenne.
William Doune the younger for the death of William Gibbe of Flegthirne.
Alexander Doune for the death of William Gibbe of Flegthirne.
William de Baunk’ of Rypun for the death of Adam Nades.
Matthew de Cobbedounclif for the death of Nicholas son of John de Chaelmerdon.
Letitia daughter of Robert del Nunnes of Northampton for the death of John de Stowe.
Thomas Achym for the death of Robert de Drayves.
Henry Leyver of Bernyngton for the death of John of the Wolde of Shireburn.
Thomas de Preston for the death of Nicholas atte Well.
Stephen Suel of Hamelacy for the death of John Milneward.
Robert son of Robert de Stayn for the death of Hugh son of John de Herlholm.
William Memre of Kercolston for the death of Roger Jory of Kercolston.
Richard Dusyng for the death of William Walman, ‘skryveyn.’
William son of Nicholas Doune of Thirne in Fleg’ for the death of William Gibbe of Thirne in Fleg’.
John de Bolnhill of Whytyngton.
Thomas le Neu of Brumpton, chaplain, for the death of William atte More.
John de Sayvill; and for the death of Robert de Baldok.
William de Rossyngdale for the death of Robert le Mallier.
John de Brocas for the death of John Rocelyn.
Simon son of Patrick of Derby for the death of Simon Mosok, ‘tailliour.’
Richard de Fiskemere of Soterton for the death of Alan del Meres of Kirketon.
John de Fiskemere of Soterton for the death of the aforesaid Alan.
John Simon of Soterton for the death of the aforesaid Alan.
John Russel of Pyncebek.
William le Waleys Wodour de Huntyngdon for the death of Giles de Swyneford.
John son of William le Porter of Northampton; and for the death of Richard James of Northampton.
April 7. Ramsey.
Fulk Care of Hollebeche for the death of John Gryk.
Joan daughter of Alice late the wife of Gilbert de Coveham for the death of John de Cardoil.
March 9. Westminster.
Walter de Daneby for the death of Helias Andreu of Grantham. By p.s.
April 13. Peterborough.
Nicholas Damory for the death of Simon de Warewyk. By p.s.
April 14. Peterborough.
Roger de la Haye for the death of John Rotur of Cateby. By p.s.
John Shakelok of Willughby for the death of Thomas of the Grene de Welton juxta de Denham (sic). By p.s.
John Andreu of Cambridge for the death of Richard de Brakkele.
John Ballard of Foulescote for the death of John Russel of Foulescote.
William Viel of Swyneford for the death of William son of Miles Vyncent of Swyneford.
John Burdon of Rysum for the death of Geoffrey Batis Mawe de Hakethorn of Rysum.
Robert son of Adam de Stapelton of Pontefract.
Thomas le Ireys.
John son of Henry le Spicer of Salisbury (Nova Sarisburia).
April 13. Peterborough.
Brother Robert de Hilton, regular canon of the house of Cokersand, for the death of brother Robert de Preston, lately a canon of the same house.
April 16. Peterborough.
Thomasinus de Lucca (Luk’) for the death of John de Cacchegere.
March 10. Westminster.
William de Crosseby, clerk, for the death of John Starre.
John de Longevill.
April 27. Staunford.
William Boner of Belton for the death of William de Eston, before the coronation. By p.s.
The like to the following:—
April 24. Staunford.
John Cuntfoghle of Beverley for the death of John de Rothinger.
April 22. Staunford.
Thomas le White of Lodesmore for the death of John de Insula.
April 24. Staunford.
Simon son of Robert le Pinder of Toft for the death of Robert le Roper of Toft.
March 10. Westminster.
John Silvester for the death of Peter Hakelute.
April 24. Staunford.
John Cuntfoghle of Berverleye for the death of John Rothynger.
March 10. Westminster.
John Howet of Hetton for the death of Alan le Fevre of Applyngden.
May 6. Nottingham.
John Reynald of Audele for the death of John Dolif.
May 4. Nottingham.
Robert son of Roger de Foxton for the death of Richard Andreu of Foxton.
William son of William Sparewe of Penwortham for the death of John le Taillour of Penwortham.
Jordan Sutor of Ledes for the death of Philip Scot of Ledes.
William son of Richard le Shepeherd of Donington for the death of John Nichol of Kelingworth.
John de Bekeby for the death of William le Waller.
William Crispyng for the death of William Scalale.
May 6. Nottingham.
John Beauchaump for the death of John de Mundum.
Robert Mitayn of Baynton for the death of Robert Hambald of Hengate.
April 27. Dalby.
John Bussel of Wedon Bekherwyne for the death of Ralph Laweman.
May 6. Nottingham.
Thomas de Marlebergh, knight.
Henry de Disseford.
Robert son of Richard le Forester of Goldesburgh.
Robert de la Hoo of Great Lynford.
Adam del Munkes of Blakeburn for the death of John de Whalleye, before the coronation.
John son of John Coyne of Fleckenho for the death of John son of Geoffrey de Shuckeburgh, before the coronation.
Hugh Broun of Allerton in Shirewode for the death of John Page of Allerton in Shirewode, before the coronation.
April 14. Peterborough.
Pardon to John son of John de Balue for the death of John Rotur of Cateby, killed before the coronation. By p.s.
The like to the following:—
April 16. Peterborough.
John le Taillour of Brounley for the death of Adam son of Robert de Brugge. By p.s.
April 19. Staunford.
Walter de Gonshill for the death of Robert le Palmere. By p.s.
April 16. Peterborough.
William son of Richard Ernyg of Knaresburgh for the death of Ivo le Garthmaker of Knaresburgh. By p.s.
Robert son of Robert Lauerd of Carleton for the death of Simon Glede of Elmesleye. By p.s.
William son of William son of John Amyeson of Sculcotes for the death of Richard son of Richard son of John de Sculcotes.
April 22. Staunford.
William le Cartere of Gissing for the death of William son of Andrew le Clerc of Banham; with general pardon. By p.s.
March 9. Westminster.
John son of Richard le Mareschal of Knaresburgh; general pardon. By p.s.
April 22. Staunford.
Michael son of Peter de Byngham for the death of Thomas Squirel of Lincoln. By p.s.
April 18. Staunford.
William Bastard of Rothhale for the death of Thomas le Clerc, son of Richard le Fevre of Dodyngton. By p.s.
March 9. Westminster.
Henry Reyner of Magna Petlyng for the death of Adam son of John Sewal of Magna Petlyng. By p.s.
April 20. Staunford.
Thomas son of William le Lister of Grymesby for the death of Philip le Warenner. By p.s.
Matthew son of John de Bello Campo for the death of Walter le Bole. By p.s.
April 6. Peterborough.
Thomasinus de Lucca (Luk’) for the death of John Cacchegere, merchant of Lucca, and also for the theft of jewels, florins, and other goods of the said John, in London, to the value of 200l. By p.s.
April 22. Staunford.
Adam son of Margaret Bindlowys of Sedbergh for the death of John son of Patrick son of Walter le Carpenter of Sedbergh, before the coronation. By p.s.
John son of Robert Perburn for the death of William son of Michael del Cloghe.
John Palmer of Donyngton for the death of Gilbert Adamson.
April 27. Wissyngdene.
Thomas de Renes for the death of John de Elneys. By p.s.
March 9. Westminster.
Gilbert son of Joan de la Chaumbre of Milford for the death of Henry de Byngham.
William de Wyrkesleye for the death of the aforesaid Henry.
March 11. Westminster.
Richard de Drayton of Middleton for the death of Richard Fauvel of Cotyngham. By p.s.
March 9. Westminster.
William son of Christiana Houby of Tamworth for the death of Philip le Souwegelder of Tamworth. By p.s.
April 16. Peterborough.
William son of Richard de Eskybedon for the death of Agnes daughter of Walter de la Thorne. By p.s.
John Gille of Nidderdale for the death of Matthew son of John le Provost of Thorne. By p.s.
April 18. Staunford.
John le Sauvage of Arthynton for the death of William Alkoc’ of Carleton by Snayth. By p.s.
March 11. Westminster.
Hugh Gernoun for all offences before the coronation. By p.s.
April 21. Staunford.
William Luterel, clerk, for the death of Thomas son of Ivo, clerk, of Cambridge. By p.s.
Robert de Brantynfeld, vicar of the church of Thedyngworth, for the death of Nicholas son of Gilbert le Taillour of Thedyngesthorp; with general pardon. By p.s.
John Spare we of Brantyngesthorp for the death of the aforesaid Nicholas; with general pardon. By p.s.
April 23. Staunford.
William son of Robert Rasur of Rothewell for the death of Christiana, late the wife of Philip Cok’ of Well’, and consequent abjuration of the realm in the late king’s reign. By p.s.
April 22. Staunford.
Geoffrey son of Roger Wautoun of Sutton for the death of Christiana Wautoune of Sutton. By p.s.
April 23. Staunford.
Roger le Mareschal of Wylitoft for the death of John Hansone of Shirburn. By p.s.
April 22. Staunford.
Thomas atte Maidenes of Kilpesham for the death of Gilbert Spik’ of Castelbitham. By p.s.
March 13. Westminster.
John son of William le Clerke of Rothewell for the death of William de Immyngham; with general pardon. By p.s.
March 10. Westminster.
John de Otryngton for the death of John de Gevendale of Skipton-onSwale and John le Shiphird of Scappegil. By p.s.
April 27. Wyssyngden.
Walter de Merston for the death of Ralph de Loghton. By p.s.
April 19. Staunford.
Walter de Goushill for the death of Robert le Palmere. By p.s.
April 30. Nottingham.
Gilbert de Sutton-in-Colefeld, chaplain, for the death of William Scut of Sutton-in-Colefeld. By p.s.
John son of Hugh provost of Hetton for the death of Alan le Fevre of Applyngden. By p.s.
March 30. Westminster.
Pardon to John Godefrey and Richard de Horeshill, late bailiffs of the town of Windsor, for the escape of Richard le Hurdeman of Lifford, Walter le Devenissh, John de Bardeneye of Lincoln, clerk, John Roscelyn of Pederton and Agnes his wife, John Neghebor of Stourepayne, Thomas de la More, Roger de la Borewe, and Richard Chicche, imprisoned by the late king at Windsor. By p.s.
March 31. Waltham.
Revocation of the appointment of John Gifford to the bailiwick of Briggestok and Geytyngton in the forest of Rockingham, already held by Gervase de Holeweie by grant from the late king; and writ de intendendo for the said Gervase. By p.s.
March 7. Westminster.
Grant to the bailiffs and men of the town of Gloucester of pavage for five years. By p.s.
April 6. Ramsey.
Safe-conduct for one year for Thomas Flory of Leicester, merchant, with his goods and merchandise, to pass to and from Flanders and other places without the realm, for traffic.
Membrane 10a.
March 9. Westminster.
Pardon to Thomas de Beltoft the younger for breaking prison at Tykhill Castle; with general pardon. By p.s.
March 13. Westminster.
Grant, during pleasure, to John de Barton of the office of controller of customs of wool, hides and wool-fells in the port of Boston, with the custody of the one part of the king’s seal called ‘coket,’ now in the custody of John de Tumby. By p.s.
Mandate to John de Tumby, one of the collectors, to deliver the said part of the seal by indenture. By p.s.
The like to William de Preston to deliver the aforesaid office, with the rolls, memoranda and other things pertaining to it in his custody. By p.s.
March 4. Westminster.
Notification of the appointment of Antony Usus Maris and Arnald de Lartiga of Gascony to be attorneys for Master John de Pinibus, archdeacon of Bazas, Antony Usus Maris, Master Thomas de Luka, Antony Ceterom, and Antony Maresel, merchants of Genoa, Gerard Boche, merchant of Lucca, and Silvester de Riche, merchant of Florence, who with the assent of Cerbius Tenoni (sic) and Landus Omedieu, proctors of the Society of Scales of Florence, are bound for the debts of the said society, so far as the goods, merchandise and debts of the same, which the late king caused to be arrested, and which the present king has directed to be delivered to the aforesaid sureties, suffice.
March 15. Westminster.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of the town of Ravenesere of quayage for three years. By pet. of C. of the K.’s grace.
March 20. Eltham.
Power for the mayor and commonalty of the city of London, on their petition setting forth that the house of St. Thomas the Martyr of Acon’ in London is depressed in many ways for want of good rule, and that chantries anciently founded there have been withdrawn, to survey the state of the said house and to amend defects as often as necessary. By pet. of C.
March 17. Westminster.
Appointment of Adam de Herewynton, king’s clerk, to the office of chancellor of the Exchequer, during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons.
March 22. Westminster.
Licence for John la Warre to demise for ten years to the abbot and convent of Dore his manor of Albrighton, co. Salop, held in chief, at a yearly rent of 40 marks. By K.
March 24. Westminster.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Peter son of Michael de Kyllyngholm and Richard de Brenkelowe to the abbot and convent of Neuhous of their manor of Haburgh’, of the yearly value of 66s. 8d., as found by inquisition of Matthew Moun, late escheator in the counties of Lincoln, Northampton and Rutland, in part satisfaction of lands, etc. to the yearly value of 20l. which they have licence to acquire.
March 25. Westminster.
Appointment of H. bishop of Lincoln to the office of treasurer of the Exchequer, during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to A. bishop of Hereford, late treasurer. By K. & C.
March 24. Westminster.
Appointment of John Ludegate, king’s clerk, to the office of second engrosser in the Exchequer, Dublin, during pleasure. By K. & C.
The like of Thomas de Warylowe, king’s clerk, to the office of engrosser in the Exchequer, Dublin, as held by Humphrey Wace. By K. & C.
The like of John de Cogan to the office of treasurer of the Exchequer, Dublin. By K. & C.
The like of John de Balscote, king’s clerk, as chief chamberlain of the Exchequer, Dublin. By K. & C.
The like of Robert de Wyght, king’s clerk, as one of the chamberlains of the Exchequer, Dublin. By K. & C.
March 24. Westminster.
The like of Adam de Esshe to the hospital of St. Mary, Osprynge. By K.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance.
March 25. Westminster.
Presentation of John de Melborne to the church of Bradewell, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of William de Piriton, the last rector. By p.s.
March 24. Westminster.
Appointment of John de Bousser as one of the justices of the Bench, during pleasure. By K. & C.
March 20. Westminster.
Commission to Thomas Tregoz, John de Stonore, John de Ifeld, and John Daubernoun, to make perambulations of forests in the county of Surrey, which should have been made in the reign of Edward I., in accordance with the statute. By K. & C.
March 9. Westminster.
Appointment of John Pecok’ the elder, king’s yeoman, to the office of alnager of canvas and linen web, of the whole realm, for life. By p.s.
Membrane 9.
Feb. 28. Westminster.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 20 May, 8 Edward II., and 11 March, 8 Edward II., to the chancellor and University of Oxford, confirming previous letters patent and ordinances.
March 28. Westminster.
Protection, with clause nolumus, for one year for Theobald de Goldyngton, parson of the church of Leghes.
The like for the master and brethren of the hospital of poor priests at Canterbury.
April 6. Ramesey.
Licence for the prior and convent of Huntingdon to acquire in mortmain lands and rents not held in chief to the yearly value of 10l. By p.s.
Surrendered because the said prior and convent on 8 June, 10 Richard [II.], acquired lands and tenements of the value of 61s. 2d. in full satisfaction of the said sum.
April 20. Staunford.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 2 December, 30 Edward I., granting to Simon son of Robert de Daventre licence to hold the manor of Falewesle, Northampton. By fine of 2 marks.
Membrane 8.
Feb. 28. Westminster.
General pardon, with the assent of parliament, to Andrew de Seecheford of London for all trespasses committed from 24 December last, the date of the arrival of queen Isabella and the king in the realm, to 1 February, the day of the king’s coronation, by reason of the quarrel of the said queen and king with the Despensers, the bishop of Exeter, Robert de Baldok and their adherents. By p.s.
Grant to Agnes, late the wife of Roger de Elmerigg’, tenant in chief, of the custody of two thirds of his lands during the minority of the heir. (Unfinished).
Vacated because on the Fine Roll.
March 27. Westminster.
Grant to John Mautravers, for life, for service to queen Isabella and the king abroad and at home, of the manor of Wynterburne Bitton, co. Dorset, and a messuage and land in Sutton Maundevill, co. Wilts, late of Hugh le Despenser, earl of Winchester, which escheated to the crown by forfeiture. By p.s.
March 20. Westminster.
Grant to Matilda wife of Robert de Holand, at the request of the queen, of the manor of Hals and Bracle, co. Northampton, of the value of 50l., the moiety of the manor of Gatesden, co. Hertford, of the value of 10l., and a third part of the manor of Shepesheved, co. Leicester, of the value of 100s., which were taken into the late king’s hands for various reasons; to hold for the support of herself and her children until other provision be made for them. By K. & C.
March 24. Westminster.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas for Bartholomew de Burgherssh, going beyond seas on the king’s service.
The like for William Trussel to accompany the said Bartholomew.
The like for the following:—
John de Goldyngton.
Geoffrey le Keu.
Nicholas de Todenham.
Robert le Bourser.
Peter de Gildesburgh’, clerk.
Nicholas de Trailly.
Ralph de Brok’.
March 29. Westminster.
Bankinus de Bronnelesk, merchant of Florence, going beyond seas, has letters nominating Peter Rigaletti of Florence his attorney for one year.
March 30. Westminster.
Writ of aid, for one year, for John de Bedeford, charged by Thomas de Useflete, clerk of the great wardrobe, to provide carriage for goods purchased for the royal household.
The like for the following:—
Richard de Hoton.
Thomas de Crull.
April 8. Peterborough.
Philip de Caysho, going on pilgrimage to the Holy Land, has letters nominating Richard de Caysho his attorney for three years.
March 26. Westminster.
Commission to William de Herle, Master Henry de Clif, and Richard de Betoigne, to enquire touching the defects in the hospital of St. Katherine by the Tower of London; to remove the warden and any of the ministers and substitute others, with the consent of queen Isabella, who holds the advowson thereof for life; and to use any other means necessary for its reformation.
March 30. Westminster.
Restoration to the favour of the king and queen for Thomas de Dunestable, who was said to have adhered to Hugh le Despenser the younger, rebel; and restitution of his lands. By p.s.
April 4. Ramsey.
Appointment of Elias de Assheburn to be second justice of the pleas following the justiciary of Ireland, during pleasure. By K. & C.
March 13. Westminster.
Appointment of Peter Bernard de Pynchol, the king’s serjeant-at-arms, to arrest Ralph Roskyn, Adam Coger, William Bruer, and other mariners who were sent by him to Gascony in the king’s ship called Navis Sancti Edwardi, and while at sea boarded a Flemish ship and robbed her of wool and other goods to the value of 500l.
March 22. Westminster.
Ordinance that no publica mulier shall stay within the town of Cambridge or the suburbs thereof. On information by the chancellor or vice-chancellor of the University, the mayor and bailiffs of the town shall make proclamation to this effect in the king’s name four times a year, or more often if required; and any such woman there found three days after such proclamation shall, upon like information, be imprisoned until released by the chancellor or vice-chancellor. By K.
March 23. Westminster.
Pardon to Thomas de Berkelee for breaking prison at the Tower of London; with general pardon. By K. & C.
March 24. Westminster.
Confirmation of letters patent of Henry III., confirmed by Edward I. and II., granting to the chancellor, masters and scholars of Cambridge University that no regrator should buy, for retail, victuals within the town of Cambridge, or while on their way to the said town, before the third hour; and of a further grant during pleasure by the late king to the chancellor and the mayor of the town of cognisance of regrators and forestallers within the town, and to the chancellor and sheriff of those without the town; and that victuals bought contrary to this ordinance should be forfeited and assigned to the master of St. John’s Hospital at Cambridge, for the support of the poor scholars and sick persons there, in like manner as victuals similarly forfeited at Oxford are assigned to St. John’s Hospital without the east gate there.
March 3. Westminster.
Licence for Elizabeth de Burgo to grant to the prior and convent of Ely her life interest in fifteen messuages, lands, rent, and a fishery in Wyndelse Mere, in Lakynghith, which are held of the same prior and convent, as appears by inquisition thereof taken by John de Bloumvill, late escheator in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Essex and Herts; with reversion to her heirs. By fine of 1 mark.
March 30. Westminster.
John de Goldyngton, going beyond seas on the king’s service in the company of Bartholomew de Burghassh, has letters nominating Richard Grapynel and John de Waltham his attorneys until Michaelmas.
Membrane 7.
March 24. Westminster.
Protection, during pleasure, for the chancellor, masters and students of the University of Cambridge, their servants and goods.
Grant to the scholars of the same university that in all personal actions they may summon the burgesses and other laymen of the municipality of Cambridge before the chancellor of the University. By K. & C.
March 25. Westminster.
Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for Alexander de Tyle, appointed a purveyor for the household of queen Isabella. By K.
The like for the following:—
Robert de Danhirst.
John Russel.
Hugh de Lyncestre.
Walter de Hynkele.
John de Chydingfold.
John de Astwyk’.
John Cousyn.
Peter de Alrekar.
William Fox.
John de la Marche.
James Horn.
John de Redyngges.
Robert de Langeton, clerk.
Ralph de Wendovere.
Thomas de Podyngton.
Richard Martin.
Roger Pate.
Thomas de Northampton.
April 7. Ramsey.
Grant to Adam de Withiford of the office of controller of the king’s silver mine in the county of Devon, during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Eston, late controller.
March 23. Westminster.
Licence, at the request of A. bishop of Hereford, the treasurer, for the abbot and convent of Redynges to acquire in mortmain land and rent not held in chief to the yearly value of 10l.
Vacated because these letters were surrendered on the acquisition of land in full satisfaction of the grant, and they remain on the files of the 16th year of the king.
March 20. Westminster.
Confirmation of ordinances drawn up by virtue of a writ of Edward I. to Henry le Galeys, then mayor of London, and the sheriffs, for the regulation of the bakers and millers in the city, appointing the hurdle for bakers who made bread contrary to the assize and for millers who filched corn; and the tun for breakers of the peace at night; also weights, scales and houses for weighing the corn when ground, that every man might have back his full weight, a custom of one maille to be taken on every quarter weighed; provided, however, that no foreigner be compelled to weigh his corn. French. By K. and whole council of P.
Feb. 4. Westminster.
Appointment of Adam de Brom, king’s clerk, to the custody of the smaller part of the seal used in Oxford for recognisances of debt according to the statute of merchants, during pleasure. By K.
March 24. Westminster.
A. bishop of Hereford, going beyond seas on the king’s service, has letters nominating Adam de Hereuynton and Roger de Brenton his attorneys until Michaelmas. By K.
March 24. Westminster.
Protection, with clause volumus, for the aforesaid bishop for the same period. By K.
The like for the following to accompany the bishop:—
William de Shobbeden.
Vincent de Bergeveny, parson of the church of Bisshopeston.
William de Culfo, parson of the church of Stutton.
William le Keu.
Master John de Radenhale, clerk.
Thomas de Bisshopeston.
Henry de Estenore.
John Knulle.
Thomas de Bascreville.
Robert Petit.
Master Thomas de Gynes, parson of the church of Wolferlowe.
April 6. Ramsey.
Appointment of Roger Outlawe, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in Ireland, to the office of the Chancery of Ireland, during pleasure. By K. & C.
March 12. Westminster.
Whereas Henry de Wytteweye, in the time of Edward I., acquired in fee simple the manors of Wassyngdon and Fyndon, co. Sussex (two acres of land within the manor of Wassyngdon excepted), and the advowson of the church of the manor of Fyndon from William de Brewosa, who held them in chief, and granted the same to the said William for life, with remainder to Richard son of the said William, in fee tail, and, if the said Richard should die without issue, with like remainders to Peter, his brother, and William, his younger brother, successively, with ultimate remainder to the right heirs of the first named William de Brewosa; and whereas the aforesaid Henry, William, Richard and Peter, now deceased, as well as Thomas de Brewosa, son and heir of the said Peter, have all entered into the same manors and advowson by virtue of the aforesaid grant, without obtaining licence, either from the king’s grandfather, father, or the king; pardon is now granted for these trespasses, and the said Thomas de Brewosa is permitted to retain the premises according to the form of the grant. By fine of 10l.
March 25. Westminster.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master Edmund de Mepham, Master Simon de Mepham, and John de la Dene, of a messuage, two mills, land and rent in Estmallyng, Berlyng, Northflet, Mepham and Hoo, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of St. James of la Dene, in the parish church of Mepham, for the souls of Joan de la Dene, the said Edward, Simon and John, and their fathers, mothers, relations and benefactors. By fine of 5 marks.
March 30. Westminster.
Writ of aid, for one year, for brother John de Red . . ., keeper of the king’s stud (equicii). By K.
March 30. Westminster.
Notification that the king holds a certain messuage, called Burgoyne, by permission of the abbot and convent of Westminster, and at their will, for certain easements, and does not claim any other title in the same. By p.s.
March 30. Westminster.
Exemplification of letters patent dated 3 October, 20 Edward II., granting to the prior and convent of Haverholm free warren in divers places in Lincolnshire. By K.
March 26. Westminster.
Licence for Thomas Larcher, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, to whom all the houses and brethren of the order in Scotland, Wales and England are subject, to appoint brother Nicholas de Abyngton and brother Simon le Fauconer his attorneys in England for two years.
Membrane 6.
March 23. Westminster.
Grant that confirmation of the charters of the city of London shall be granted without fine, as hitherto. By K. and pet. of C.
March 25. Westminster.
Precept to the sheriff of Lincoln to assist William de Carleton, to whom the king has granted the custody of the hospital of the Holy Innocents without Lincoln, in collecting the arrears of rent due to the hospital.
The like to the mayor and bailiffs of the city of Lincoln.
March 25. Westminster.
Revocation of the grant of the prebend of Bere and Cherministre in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, to Robert de Stratford, king’s clerk, that prebend having already been granted by the late king to George de Saluciis, king’s clerk, archdeacon of Buckingham, to hold with his archdeaconry and the prebend of Massam in the church of St. Peter, York. By K. & C.
March 25. Westminster.
Appointment of Robert de Poleye, king’s yeoman, for service to queen Isabella and the king beyond seas and after their landing in England, as well as for his great costs on their journey, to the custody of two parts of the lands late of Walter de Welles, tenant in chief, in Little Reynes, co. Essex, with the marriage of the heir. By p.s.
March 23. Westminster.
Licence for the prior and convent of Rochester to acquire in mortmain land not held in chief to the yearly value of 40s. By p.s.
March 3. Westminster.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 5 June, 2 Edward II., inspecting and confirming letters patent of 28 October, 22 Edward I., and 31 March, 26 Henry III., to the scholars of the University of Cambridge.
March 24. Westminster.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Mace to the master and brethren of St. John’s hospital, Brakkele, of a messuage in Brackele of the value of 2s. a year, as appears by inquisition thereof taken by Matthew Broun, escheator in the counties of Lincoln, Northampton and Rutland; in part satisfaction of land and rent to the yearly value of 10l. which they had licence from the late king to acquire.
March 24. Westminster.
Protection, without clause volumus, for one year for William de Cusancia, going beyond seas.
The said William has letters nominating John Berland and John le Botiller of Shepelond his attorneys for the same period.
Bartholomew de Burghassh, going beyond seas in the king’s service, has letters nominating Robert Miles and Thomas de Evesham his attorneys until Michaelmas.
March 27. Westminster.
Grant to Joan Comyn of Boghan of 40l. a year out of the issues of the county of York until further order touching her estate. By K. & C.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff.
March 27. Westminster.
Grant to Nicholas de la Despense, king’s yeoman, for the support of his wife and children, of a yearly sum of 20/. out of the issues of the counties of Nottingham and Derby, at will, in consideration of his long service to the late king, queen Isabella and the king, and in recompence for land of the like value in the county of Derby, late of William Bredon, granted to him by the late king, but since restored by consent of parliament to the said William. By p.s.
March 29. Westminster.
Appointment of John de Roche and Robert de Norton to the custody of the islands of Gernereye, Jereseye, Serk and Aureneye, as Otho de Grandissono, who holds the said custody for life by the grant of Edward I., does not now stay in the islands, or provide sufficient guard against hostile attack; receiving from such as shall supply the place of the said Otho as much of the issues as they deem necessary for the defence of the islands. By pet. of C.
Writ of aid for the said John and Robert directed to Otho de Grandissono, or such as shall supply his place, and to all others of the said islands.
March 27. Westminster.
Licence for the master and scholars of the newly founded hall of the University of Cambridge [Clare College] to acquire in mortmain lands, rents and advowsons, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 40l., and to appropriate the churches. By K. and pet. of C.
March 31. Westminster.
Mandate to Robert de Monte Alto and Emma his wife, to pay to Robert de Fenles 60l. a year out of their farm of the town of Aylesbury, held as her dower, in accordance with letters patent dated 4 February, 6 Edward II., which the king has caused to be exemplified. By p.s. Et erant patentes.
March 29. Westminster.
Notification of the prorogation of the truce with the towns of Bruges and Ipre, and their adherents, for two years from next Easter.
Feb. 6. Westminster.
Grant to Jakynet de Mareigny, during pleasure, for service to queen Isabella and to the king, of the yearly rent received by Odetus Lespecer, by grant from the late king, from Henry de Baiocis, knight, for lands in the county of Lincoln. By K. & C.
April 3. Bassingbourn.
The prior of Little Malverne, staying in England, has letters nominating William Mose and John de Dymmok his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Membrane 5.
March 30. Westminster.
Promise to repay to queen Isabella within a fortnight after Easter 10,000l., taken by the treasurer and chamberlains of the Exchequer from her money in the Tower for the king’s business in Aquitaine. By p.s.
March 26. Westminster.
Walter, abbot of Tyntern, staying in Wales, has letters nominating Walter de Longeneye and John son of John de la Lee his attorneys until 27 November next year.
March 25. Westminster.
Protection, with clause nolumus, for one year for Master John de Hildesle, parson of the church of Thyngeden.
March 27. Westminster.
Appointment of Thomas de Mountpelliers, king’s clerk, as chief baron of the Exchequer in Dublin, during pleasure. By K. & C.
March 30. Westminster.
Grant to Thomas de London, king’s clerk, of the provostship of the king’s free chapel of Holyhead (Castri Cubii), in the diocese of Bangor. By p.s.
March 18. Westminster.
Grant to the burgesses of Southampton of quayage for six years, at the rate of 1d. in the pound on all merchandise brought into or out of the town, to complete the quay and enclosure which they are making by the king’s order. By K.
March 26. Westminster.
Grant to Gaucelin, cardinal of SS. Marcellinus and Peter, that he may recover in the ecclesiastical courts debts due to him for tithes and the fruits of his benefices, notwithstanding any royal prohibition. [Fœdera.] By K. & C.
March 30. Westminster.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year for Nicholas de Fastolf, staying in Ireland on the king’s service.
April 1. Westminster.
Pardon to Joan late the wife of Thomas de Saunford, for acquiring with her husband a messuage, lands and rent in Wynsiefbere, co. Southampton, held in chief, from Alice Loveraz, and for entering thereon without licence; and restitution of the premises to the said Joan for life, with remainder to the heirs of the said Thomas. By fine of 40s.
March 23. Westminster.
The like to Nicholas Martyn for acquiring in fee tail, from William Martyn, two messuages, a mill, lands and rent in Beare and Wolryngton, held in chief, and for entering thereon without licence; and restitution to him of the same. By fine of 10 marks.
March 21. Westminster.
Pardon of the trespass of Robert de Boynton in acquiring, for life, in the late reign, from Robert de Burton, vicar of the church of Boynton, a messuage and lands in Hundmanby, co. York, held in chief, with remainder to John de Boynton in fee tail, with like successive remainders to Lambert and Roger de Boynton his brothers, and to Alice and Constance his sisters, with ultimate remainder to the right heirs of the aforesaid Robert de Boynton, and in entering thereon without licence; and restitution of the same to the said Roger. By fine of 20s.
March 29. Westminster.
Protection and safe-conduct, for two years, for John Courtegarbe, burgess and merchant of Bruges. By K. & C.
The like for the following burgesses and merchants of the same town:—
Nicholas Skathill.
Nicholas de Lek’.
John de Lek’.
April 5. Ramsey.
Master Richard de Ereum (sic), prebendary of Ulfskelf in the church of St. Peter, York, going beyond seas, has letters nominating Master John de Snaynton and Richard son of Martin de Ercum (sic) his attorneys for one year.
April 6. Ramsey.
Brachinus Hubert of London, going beyond seas, has letters nominating Thomas de London, clerk, his attorney for two years.
April 4. Huntingdon.
Exemption for life of John de Kent, at the request of J. bishop of Ely, from being put on assizes, juries and recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, or other bailiff or minister of the king, against his will.
The like for Thomas de Kent. By p.s.
April 6. Ramsey.
Grant to J. bishop of Winchester, in parliament at Westminster, on his petition—setting forth that, although the churches of Estmunes and Hameldon are parish churches, and annexed to his bishopric as spiritualities, yet, on the last voidance of the see, Robert de Welle and his fellows, keepers of the temporalities of the said see, intermeddled with those churches, as other such keepers have done in times past, by accounting for the fruits thereof at the Exchequer among the issues of the temporalities—that in future voidances the keepers of the temporalities shall not intermeddle with the aforesaid churches, but that the keeper of the spiritualities shall deal with them and their fruits as his office requires. By pet. of C.
April 8. Peterborough.
Protection for one year for Lambert de Myemberg, merchant, his servants and goods, while travelling about the realm for trade.
April 9. Peterborough.
Safe-conduct until Michaelmas for Henry de Stathen, merchant of Almain, for the despatch of business at Portsmouth and elsewhere within the realm.
April 9. Peterborough.
Appointment of William de Burgo, clerk, of Northampton, to the custody, during pleasure, of the smaller part of the seal used in that town for recognisances of debt according to the statute of merchants.
April 7. Ramsey.
Pardon to Peter de Ditton of Kent of his outlawry in the county of Kent for non-appearance in the court of the late king to answer a plea of Henry de Leyburn of divers trespasses.
Feb. 25. Westminster.
Grant to Peter de Besaz, proctor for certain men of the duchy of Aquitaine to whom there is still owing 735l. for arrears of wages due to them from Edward I., of the aforesaid sum out of the first issues of the customs in the port of Boston, in lieu of a similar grant made to him by the late king out of the customs of the ports of Dublin and Droghda, in Ireland, which last grant he has surrendered into the Chancery. He is to have the custody of the other part of the king’s seal called ‘coket’ until he be paid the sums in question. By p.s.
Membrane 4.
April 11. Peterborough.
Ratification of the treaty with France dated 31 March last.
French. [Fœdera.]
April 11. Peterborough.
Writ to the steward of Gascony to restore to Charles king of France certain land in the duchy of Aquitaine taken from him during the late war, in accordance with the provisions of the recent treaty. French.
April 11. Peterborough.
Writ to the same to publish the said treaty in all parts of the aforesaid duchy. French.
April 11. Peterborough.
Writ to the constable of Dover Castle and warden of the Cinque Ports to publish the same treaty in all places within the said ports where he shall deem it to be requisite. French.
April 15. Peterborough.
Grant to Griffin son of Lewelin Bren, for service to queen Isabella and the king, of the bailiwick of the constabulary and forestry of the district (patrie) of Seinghemeth, at will. By p.s.
April 16. Peterborough.
Protection, with clause nolumus, for one year for the prior of Ely.
The like for the following:—
Peter Russel, parson of the church of Etton.
Richard de Ty.
Membrane 3.
April 11. Peterborough.
Confirmation, after deliberation in council, of the treaty with France dated 31 March last. French.
June 1. York.
Writ to the steward of Gascony directing him to see that the treaty is kept.
The like to all stewards, sheriffs, mayors, jurates, consuls, universities, colleges, commonalties, constables, castellans, reeves, bailiffs and other ministers in the duchy of Aquitaine. [Fœdera.]
These letters were surrendered into the Chancery at Lenton by the bishop of Norwich, on the 24 October, 1 Edward III.
Repetition of the above writs.
Membrane 2.
Feb. 1. Westminster.
Grant to queen Isabella, for life (in furtherance of a resolution of parliament that, for her services in the matter of the treaty with France and in suppressing the rebellion of the Despensers and others, the lands, etc. assigned to her by way of dower should be increased in value from 4,500l. to 20,000 marks a year), of the following castles, honors, manors, towns, lands, tenements, hundreds, farms and rents, of the yearly value of 8,722l. 4s. 4d., viz.:—
125l. 18s. 4d. of the yearly farm of the city of Norwich and of some other small farms there, co. Norfolk; 60l. 0s. 1d. of the yearly farm of the town of Ipswich and of a yearly rent there, co. Suffolk; 55l. of the yearly farm of the town of Yarmouth, co. Norfolk; lands and tenements in Clopton, co. Suffolk, formerly held by Margaret, late countess of Cornwall, of the value of 20 marks a year; the manor of Burgh, with its park, of the value of 30l. a year, the manor of Causton of the value of 60l. a year, the manor of Aylesham of the value of 83l. a year, and the manor of Fakenhamdam of the value of 80l. a year, co. Norfolk; the manors of Glatton and Holme, co. Huntingdon, of the value of 100l. a year; 10l. of the yearly farm which the heirs of Nicholas de Kyriel pay for the manor of Hynton, co. Cambridge; 68l. 4s. 10d. of the yearly farm of the town of Cambridge, of the yearly farm of the increment and of eight other small yearly farms of the said town; the manor of Saham, in the same county, of the value of 100l. a year; 31l. of the yearly farm paid by the canons of Bernewell for the manor of Cesterton, in the same county; 50l. of the yearly farm of Queenhithe (Ripa Regine), in the city of London; the manor of Istel[worth], with the park, co. Middlesex, of the value of 128l. a year; 35l. 0s. 2d. of the yearly farm of the town of Colchester, co. Essex, and of the Jews’ houses in the same town; 15l. of the yearly farm of the town of Radewell, in the same county; 10l. of the yearly farm paid by the prior of Christ Church, Canterbury, for part of the manor of Borley, in the same county; the manors of Estwode and Reylegh, with the park, and the hundred of Rocheford, in the same county, of the value of . . l. a year; the castle and town of Haddeleye, with the park, in the same county, of the value of 16l. 10s. a year; the castle and town of Hertford, with the honor and members thereof, co. Hertford, of the value of 100l. a year; the manor of Chirder Langeleye, with the park, in the same county, of the value of 38l. a year; the manor of Thunderle, co. Essex, of the value of 17l. 5s. a year; 33l. 7s. 4d. of the yearly farm of the city of Canterbury, and the Jews’ houses there, co. Kent; 50l. of the yearly farm paid by Henry de Cobham for the castle and city of Rochester, in the same county; the castle and town of Sandwich, in the same county, of the value of 70l. a year; the castle and manor of Ledes, in the same county, of the value of 21l. 6s. 8d. a year; the manor of Chetham, in the same county, of the value of 38l. a year; the manor of Bokyngfeld, with the park, in the same county, of the value of 25l. a year; the manor of Gravesende, in the same county, of the value of 20l. a year; the manor of Eltham, with the park, in the same county, of the value of 40l. a year; the hundred of Gertre, co. Leicester, of the value of 16l. a year; 12l. of the yearly farm paid by the heirs of Nicholas de Segrave for the manor of Kyngton, co. Warwick; 12l. 18s. 5½d. of the yearly farm paid by the heirs of Roger Beler for the hundred of Framelond, co. Leicester; the manor of Berewyk’, co. Wilts, of the value of 28l. a year; the manor of Chelworth, in the same county, of the value of 22l. a year; the manor of Tockenham, in the same county, of the value of 20l. a year; the manor of Brodeton, in the same county, of the value of 10l. a year; the manor of Seende, with the park, in the same county, of the value of 50l. a year; the manor of Wynterborne, in the same county, of the value of 30l. a year; the manor of Compton, in the same county, of the value of 40l. a year; the manor of Wotton, in the same county, of the value of 54l. a year; the manor of Fasterne, with the parks, of the value of 50l. a year; the manor of Aldebourn, with the chace, in the same county, of the value of 26l.; the manor of Uppaven and Netherhaven, in the same county, of the value of 100l. a year; the manor of Mereden, in the same county, of the value of 34l. a year; 31l. 10s. of the yearly farm paid by the heirs of the earl of Gloucester for the manors of Westecombe and Bedewynde, in the same county; 20l. of the yearly farm paid by the abbot and convent of Malmesbury for the town of Malmesbury, in the same county; the manor of Whitchurch, co. Oxford, of the value of 28l. a year; 81l. of the yearly farm paid by Richard Damory and his heirs for the manor of Hedenden and for the hundred without the north gate of Oxford, in the same county; the manor of Braye, co. Berks, of the value of 84l. a year; the manor of Cokham, in the same county, of the value of 95l. a year; the manor of Crokham, with the park of Fremantel, in the same county, of the value of 30l. a year; 30l. of the yearly farm of the borough of Bedford (except 10l. assigned to the Lady Lestraunge), co. Bedford; the manor of Wycom[be], co. Buckingham, of the value of 58l. a year; 18l. 8s. 8d. of the yearly farm of the town of Wycombe, in the same county; the manor of Rysebergh, with the park, in the same county, of the value of 84l. a year; the manor of Cippenham, co. Buckingham, of the value of 64l. a year; the manors of Langeleye Mareys and Wyrardesbury, with the park, in the same county, of the value of 110l. a year; the castle of Rokyngham, with the forest there, co. Northampton, with the stewardship of the forest between the bridges of Oxford and Staunford, of the value of 80l. a year; 118/. 0s. 5d. of the yearly farm of the town of Northampton and the Jews’ houses there; 100l. of the yearly farm paid by Simon de Daventre and his heirs for the manor of Falwesle, co. Northampton; 20l. of the yearly farm paid by Eustace de Burneby and his heirs for a tenement in Watford, in the same county; the manor of Kyngesclive, in the same county, of the value of 62l. a year; the town of Rokyngham, in the same county, late of the earl of Cornwall, of the value of 7l. a year; the manor of Geytyngton, in the same county, of the value of 52l. a year; 30l. 6s. 3d. of the yearly farm of the town of Worcester and of two other small farms, co. Worcester; the towns of Norton and Bremesgrave, in the same county (except 100/. which Matilda de Mortuo Mari used to receive from the same), of the value of 10l. a year; the town of Feckenham, with the forest there, in the same county, of the value of 46l. a year, 12l. of the yearly farm of the toll of pleas and perquisites of court in the town of Shafton, co. Somerset (sic); 16l. of the yearly farm of the town of Brudeport, and of the increment thereof, in the same county; the town of Dorchester, co. Dorset, of the value of 20l. a year; the town of Lyme, in the same county, of the value of 35l. 10s. a year; the borough of Ivelcestre, co. Somerset, late of the earl of Cornwall, of the value of 21l. a year; 10l. of the yearly farm paid by the burgesses of Bruges for the mill of Pendlestan, co. Salop; 12l. of the yearly farm paid by Nicholas Daudele for the manor of Forde, in the same county; the hundred of Bradeford, in the same county, of the value of 24 marks a year; the castle of Monte Gomery, in the same county, of the value of 85 marks a year; the manor of Claverle, with three small farms there, in the same county, of the value of 17l. 2s. a year; the castle and manor of Ellesmere, with the park (except 20l. already paid to the aforesaid queen as dower), in the same county, of the value of 60l. a year; the manors of Roffeir, Dolpenmayn, Pennaghan, and the commote of Meney, in North Wales, of the value of 170l. a year; the manor of Maclesfeld, with the park and forest, co. Chester, of the value of 174l. 8s. a year; the manor of Overton, co. Flynt, of the value of 126l. a year; the borough of Haverford, with the islands, mills, rents of St. Ismael and Penrhos, day-works (operationibus), meadows, pastures, and other appurtenances in Wales, of the value of 128l. 10s. 10d. a year; the castle and cantred of Buelt, in Wales, of the value of 113/. 6s. 8d. a year; 10l. of the yearly farm of the manor of Roule, co. Stafford; the hundred of Tatmanneslawe, in the same county, of the value of 23 marks a year; 43l. 6s. 1d. of the yearly farm of the city of Hereford, and two other small farms there; 27l. 0s. 1d. of the yearly farm, and increment, paid by the heirs of Peter de Brus for the wapentake of Langebergh, co. York; the castle and honor of Knaresbrugh, with the forest, in the same county, of the value of 533l. 6s. 8d. a year; the manor of Brustwyke, with the parks, in the same county, of the value of 800l. a year; the manor of Whitegift, in the same county, of the value of 80l. a year; the manor of Cowyke, with the town of Snaith, in the same county, of the value of 50l. a year; the castle and town of Tykehull, with its members Whetele and Gryngele, in the same county, of the value of 333l. 15s. 9d. a year; the castle and borough of Pontefract, with the members and parks, in the same county, of the value of 1,000 marks a year; the castle of Cliderhou and manors of Penewortham, Totyngton, and Rachedale, with the hamlets, free chaces, etc., co. Lancaster, and the manor of Slayteburn, with its hamlets and the free chace of Bouland, co. York, of the value of 400l. a year; 54l. 16s. 6d. of the yearly farm of the town of Kyngeston, and of three other small farms there, co. Surrey; the bailiwick of Suthwerk, in the same county, of the value of 11l. a year; the castle and town of Guldeford, with the park, in the same county, of the value of 30 marks a year; the manor of Byflete, in the same county, of the value of 40l. a year; the manor of Shene, in the same county, of the value of 30l. a year; the town of Wynchelse, co. Sussex, of the value of 46l. a year; the manor of Laghton, in the same county, of the value of 80l. a year; the castle of St. Briavel, with the forest of Dene, co. Gloucester, of the value of 160l. a year; 16l. 16s. 10½d. of the yearly farm paid by the abbot and convent of Hayles for the farm of Pynnokshire, in the same county; the castle of Bristol, with the town and barton there, of the value of 210l. a year; the castle of Gloucester, with the barton and tyna, of the value of 110l.; 46l. 10s. of the yearly farm of the town of Derby, and of the increment thereof, co. Derby; 10l. of the yearly farm paid by the abbot of Welebek for the mill of Ratford, co. Nottingham; 15l. of the yearly farm of the towns of Derlyngton and Ragenhull, in the same county; 10l. of the yearly farm of the town of Ratford, in the same county; 10l. of the yearly farm paid by Hugh de Nevill for the town of Arnhale, in the same county; the castle of Horeston, co. Derby, of the value of 20l. a year; the castle, town, and honor of High Peak, with the forest, co. Derby, of the value of 291l. 13s. 4d. a year; the manor of Mainesfeld, with the soke and farm of Lindeby and the mill of Caberton, co. Nottingham, of the value of 54l. 15s. 8d. a year; 18l. 4s. 8d. of the yearly farm of the town of Portesmuth, co. Southampton; the city of Winchester, in the same county, of the value of 100 marks a year; the castle and town of Porcestre, in the same county, of the value of 25 marks a year; the castle and manor of Odiham, with the park, in the same county, of the value of 60l. a year; and the manor of Polhampton, with the pasture called Kyngeslese, in the same county, of the value of 12l. 18s. 4d. a year. By K. & C.
April 22. Staunford.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William son of Simon Curteys of Bryclesworth of three messuages, land and rent, in Bryclesworth, to two chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of St. Mary, Briclesworth, for the souls of the said Simon, Matilda his wife, the said William, John son of the said Simon, and William Bretoun of Tekne, and others, to fulfil the intention of the said Simon Curteys, who was prevented by death from giving effect to a similar licence granted to him by letters patent dated 24 June, 18 Edward II.
April 20. Staunford.
Pardon to Richard de Grey of Codenouere for the escape of Hugh de Audele the younger, imprisoned by the late king in Nottingham Castle, in his custody. By pet. of C.
April 22. Staunford.
Remission to Bertrand de Mounboucher, knight, of the imprisonment and ransom awarded to him as the condition of pardon for a trespass in venison, by letters patent dated 2 May, 18 Edward II. By p. s.
April 22. Staunford.
Safe-conduct, until the feast of St. John the Baptist, for Peter de Monte Oserii, king’s serjeant-at-arms, going beyond seas by the king’s command.
April 23. Staunford.
Ralph Bigot, going to the marches of Scotland on the king’s service, in the company of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, has letters nominating Nicholas Druel of Piriton his attorney in England until Michaelmas.
April 23. Staunford.
Presentation of Walter de Remmesbury to the church of Salwarpe, in the diocese of Worcester, void by the resignation of Edmund de Remmesbury, late rector, and in the king’s gift by reason of his custody of the land and heir of Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, tenant in chief.
March 6. Westminster.
Pardon to Henry de Leybourn, imprisoned by the late king, for breaking prison at Devizes Castle; with general pardon. By K. & C.
April 21. Staunford.
Pardon to Simon de Drayton, knight, of all trespasses in vert and venison in the two last reigns. By p.s.
Membrane 1.
March 23. Westminster.
Grant to queen Isabella of all the castles, honors, etc. comprised in the grant of February 1 [already entered on Membrane 2], together with all knights’ fees, advowsons and other the king’s rights therein. By p.s.
Feb. 1. Westminster.
Writ de intendendo for the said queen, directed to the knights and tenants of the castle and town of Rockingham and to the ministers of the forest between Oxford and Staunford.