1329, membranes 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1

Membrane 18.

May 14. Eltham.

Reginald de Cobeham, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating James de Cobeham and William de Colverden his attorneys for one year.

William de Barentyn, staying in England, has letters nominating John de Barentyn his attorney in the islands of Jeresey, Gernereye and Aurneye for two years.

John de Grey, going beyond seas with the king, has letters nominating Ralph de Grey and Guy Bertoun his attorneys until a fortnight after Midsummer.

John de Haustede, staying in Aquitaine on the king’s service, has letters nominating Robert de Haustede his attorney for one year.

Protection, with clause volumus, until a fortnight after Midsummer, for the above John de Grey. By K.

The like for the following, also going with the king:—

Master Thomas de Garton.

Master William la Zousche, until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula. By K.

May 20. Canterbury.

The like, for the same period, for Henry de Percy, going beyond seas with the king. By K.

Also for the following:—

Hugh Tyrel.

Hugh de Turpynton.

Gilbert Talbot.

John Mautravers.

John Mauduyt, going with the last named.

John le Spicer.

William de Whitefeld.

Percival Symeon.

Edward Chaundos.

John de Insula.

Geoffrey le Scrope.

Master Thomas Robert, parson of the church of Penbrey.

Ralph de Bokeland.

Master Walter Hogas of Kedwelly, parson of the church of Rostyen.

Master John de Rothell.

Master Pancius de Controne, the king’s physician.

Master Griffin de Caunton, parson of the church of Maynordemy.

Thomas de Brayton, clerk.

Master David Baret.

William Roberti, parson of the church of Langastan.

H. bishop of St. Davids.

Richard Talbot.

Philip Boketot.

Roger Pichard.

Richard de Monte Caniso.

Robert de Watevill.

John de Insula, going with the king beyond seas, has letters nominating Edmund de Pynkenye his attorney until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula.

Geoffrey Lescrop, also going, has letters nominating Henry de Edenestowe, clerk, and Geoffrey de Finkhale his attorneys until a fortnight after Midsummer.

Thomas de Brayton, also going, has letters nominating Robert de Cave and Hugh de Bardelby his attorneys for the same period.

Master Pancius de Controne, king’s physician, also going, has letters nominating Thomas de Sibethorp and Jakettus de Luk’ until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula.

John Mautravers, for the same reason, has letters nominating Thomas de Evesham and John de Heghham his attorneys until the same feast.

May 15. Eltham.

Acknowledgment of the king’s indebtedness to Dinus Forsetti, Peter Byny, Franciscus de Bosco and other merchants of the society of the Bardi of Floreuce, in the sum of 5,000 marks lent for his journey to France; with promise to pay the same. By p.s.

Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer, barons and chamberlains of the Exchequer.

May 15. Eltham.

Protection and safe-conduct for the merchants of Dynant, Almain, trading with this country upon the terms contained in the charter of Edward I., granting permission to foreign merchants to trade with his dominions in return for certain prestation money and customs paid by them.

May 16. Eltham.

General pardon to Peter son of Cicely Sururgice of Oxford, who lately aided the king when he took the field against certain rebels. By p.s.

The like to the following:—

May 20. Canterbury.

Gilbert de Berewyk. By p.s.

John son of John de Hertyngton.

Edmund Pycot; and for the death of William de Thorpe.

May 22. Canterbury.

Bernard le Puleter of Carlisle. By p.s.

May 22. Canterbury.

Exemplification of letters patent dated 28 June, 16 Edward II., being a grant to Hugh de Moriceby of three parts of the manor of Colgarth, co. Cumberland, late of Andrew de Harcla, rebel.

May 23. Canterbury.

Master Robert de Haselshawe, provost, and John de Orleston, canon of Wells Church, and William de Hampton and Thomas Christi, monks of Bath Abbey, bringing news of the death of John de Drokenesford, late bishop of Bath and Wells, have letters for the dean and chapter of Wells and the prior and chapter of Bath of licence to elect. By p.s.

May 21. Canterbury.

Edmund, earl of Kent, going beyond seas, has letters nominating Ralph de Bocking and William de Hoo his attorneys until Martinmas.

May 21. Canterbury.

Appointment, during pleasure, of the abbot of Beaulieu, Hugh de Curtenay and Hugh Poynz to the custody of the king’s abbey of Bynedon, lately taken into his hands in consequence of a grievous dissension which has arisen on the question of the removal or change of the abbot, resulting in the carrying away of the goods of the abbey by a large mob, the withdrawal from the abbey of many of the monks and the cessation of the divine offices and alms founded there by the king’s ancestors. They are to recover the goods so carried away, to collect the issues and profits of the abbey, and, after reserving a reasonable sum for the maintenance of the abbey, to apply the residue in the discharge of its debts and to the best interests of the house. By K. & C.

May 22. Canterbury.

Grant, for life, to Richard de la Pole, the king’s butler, and William his brother, of the office of gauger of wines throughout the realm. By p.s.

May 24. Dover.

Presentation of Robert Broun of Totyngton, chaplain, to the church of Hemstede by Ingham, in the diocese of Norwich.

May 22. Canterbury.

Pardon to John de Multon, king’s yeoman, of the 45l. due from him in the Exchequer at Easter last for the custody of his lands of inheritance, lately granted to him at a rent to be fixed by extent, as well as of the farm similarly due from him in the Exchequer of Dublin for the custody of his lands in Ireland, granted to him on the like condition. By p.s.

May 23. Canterbury.

The like for William le Latymer for acquiring, in fee simple, from Matilda late the wife of John de Botetourt, the office of graver and worker of the dies in the Tower of London and the city of Canterbury, which is held in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and licence for him to retain the same. By K.

May 23. Canterbury.

Richard Talbot, going beyond seas with the king, has letters nominating William de Holynes, clerk, and James de Wodestoke his attorneys until a fortnight after Midsummer.

John de Goldington, going beyond seas with H. bishop of Lincoln on the king’s business, has letters nominating Theobald de Goldyngton and Robert de Teye his attorneys for the same period.

Membrane 17.

May 11. Eltham.

Licence for Ralph de Vernon to grant to Master Richard de Vernon his son, in fee simple, the manor of Haselyngton, co. Chester, held in chief. By p.s.

May 15. Eltham.

John de Bohun of Midhurst, staying in England, has letters nominating John de Eyston and Richard Laxman his attorneys in Ireland for three years.

May 15. Eltham.

Grant, for life, to William de Monte Acuto, in recompence of part of the sum of 200 marks which the king is bound to pay him for his service with twenty men-at-arms throughout his life, of the manor of Werk-upon-Tweed, co. Northumberland, with knights’ fees, advowsons and other profits whatsoever, as fully as William de Ros held the same before it came to the hands of the late king, as of the yearly value of 60l. 15s. 5d.—that is 59l. 15s. 5d. the yearly value at which it is extended by Thomas de Heton, Robert de Hornclyf and Robert Toghale, with 20s. of increment for a mill there now destroyed. By p.s.

May 16. Eltham.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Baroun of Newcastleupon-Tyne to the prior and friars Preachers in that town of a plot of land contiguous to their dwelling-place for the enlargement of the same. By p.s.

May 15. Eltham.

Mandate to the officers of the royal household not to take prises from Walter Neel, citizen of London, corn-chandler (blader’), contrary to the charter of the city.

The like for the following:—

Henry Montkoy Sterre, citizen of London.

William Stene of Oxford, citizen of the same, vintner.

May 16. Eltham.

Grant to Richard de Monemuth, king’s yeoman, of all the lands and possessions late of William Trussel, knight, in the town of Grauntcestr’, co. Cambridge, now in the king’s hands for certain causes, to hold so long as they remain in the said king’s hands; also of all the goods of the said William which were in the lands at the time of their being taken into the king’s hands. By p.s.

May 16. Eltham.

Edmund Peverel, going beyond seas with the king, has letters nominating John de Pateshull and Thomas de Pateshull his attorneys until a fortnight after Midsummer.

Protection, with clause volumus, for the said Edmund for the same period.

May 13. Eltham.

William, abbot of Lire, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating Peter le Seneschal and William de Vinea his attorneys for five years. By fine of 5 marks.

May 18. Eltham.

Protection, with clause volumus, until a fortnight after Midsummer, for William Lengleys, going with the king beyond seas. By testimony of the Chancellor.

May 8. Eltham.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master Nicholas de Tyngewyk, king’s clerk, to Adam de Brancatre, vicar of the church of St. Nicholas, Isle of Thanet, of a messuage in the town of All Saints in that island. By fine of ½ mark.

May 16. Eltham.

Inspeximus and confirmation for Alexander de Walsham, the present tenant, of a charter of Dameta, formerly abbess of the convent of the Holy Trinity, Caen, and the convent, granting to Simon de Felstede, in fee, view of frankpledge in Felstede, the right to hunt at will with hounds in their warren of Felstede, and also to close his lands (acerlos suos et terras suas clandere) wherever and whensoever he will. Witnesses:—Stephen, bishop of Rennes, Master H., chaplain, Robert, chaplain, John, chaplain, William, chaplain, William de Maundevile, earl of Essex, Geoffrey de Sai, Heustace de Mert, Wilcard Leidet, Robert de Hotot, William de Caluz, Robert Armiger, Richard de Wdeham and many others; and of a charter of king Henry [II.] as follows:—Henry, king of England and duke of Normandy and Aquitaine and earl of Anjou to the bishop of London and to the other bishops and justices and barons and sheriffs and ministers in whose power lands of the abbey of the Holy Trinity, Caen, are, greeting. I grant that Simon de Felstede and his heirs have and hold well and in peace and honorably and quietly and freely all their tenements which are of the abbey of the Holy Trinity, Caen, in fee, and in farms and in all things according as the charters of Dameta, the abbess, testify. Besides I grant to him that tenement which he holds of queen Eleanor in London, as the charter of the same queen testifies. Wherefore I will and firmly enjoin that he hold and have all these well and in peace and honorably with all liberties and free customs to them pertaining. Witnesses: the Chancellor Thomas and Richard de Luci and William son of Hamo, at London. By fine of 40s.

May 16. Eltham.

Licence for Richard son of Richard de Herice of Stapelford to enfeoff John de Bildeswath of Bughton of the manor of Stapelford, co. Nottingham, said to be held in chief, as of the honor of Peverell, and for the feoffee to grant the same to the said Richard and Elizabeth his wife and the heirs of Richard.

May 22. Canterbury.

Licence for the abbot of Oseney to grant to John de Berton, for life, a messuage and a carucate of land in Abberbury, held of the king in frank almoin. By fine of 60s.

May 22. Canterbury.

Licence for Robert de Colvyll to enfeoff Robert de Kendale of the manor of Bitham, said to be held in chief as of the honor of Albemarl, and for the feoffee to grant the same to first-named Robert and Cicely his wife and the heirs of Robert.

May 22. Canterbury.

Appointment, during pleasure, of Master John de Yakesley, king’s serjeant, to be keeper of the king’s tents (pavilonum), receiving in the office the same wages as when he held it before. By p.s.

Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and chamberlains of the Exchequer.

May 22. Canterbury.

Pardon to Hugh de Mortuo Mari of a recognisance of 20l. wherein he was bound unto Hugh le Despenser the younger, which has escheated to the king by forfeiture, the king being certainly informed that he was constrained to make the recognisance against his will. By p.s.

May 23. Canterbury.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Edward Golde and Robert Nyweman to the prior and convent of St. Mary, Warham, of a messuage and land in Whiteweye, towards the support of a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the convent church for the souls of all the faithful departed. By fine of 20s. Dorset.

May 22. Canterbury.

Writ of aid to the mayors, bailiffs and barons of the Cinque Ports for Simon de Bereford appointed escheator this side Trent.

May 23. Canterbury.

Grant, for life, to Humphrey du Chastel of the office of porter in Gurryk Castle, Jersey, receiving as such 2d. daily. By p.s.

May 21. Canterbury.

Licence for John de Mohun to enfeoff Hugh de Mortuo Mari and Elizabeth his wife of a fourth part of the hundred of Flitten, co. Bedford, said to be held in chief. By p.s.

May 24. Dover.

Protection, with clause nolumus, for two years, for the master and brethren of the Domus Dei at Dover.

May 25. Dover.

Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for the alienation in mortmain by William Dare, chaplain, and Adam le Mercer of Lym, to William, vicar of the church of Lym, of a messuage and eight acres of land there, held in chief, towards the support of a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church for the souls of Robert le Mercer and Matilda and Christina his wives. By fine of 40s.

Membrane 16.

May 22. Canterbury.

Confirmation for John de Wy, king’s clerk, parson of the church of Ottendon, of the following grants in mortmain made without licence to his predecessors:—

(1.) Grant of an acre of land in Ottendon by Genteschyn le Poure to Roger de Turbervyll, late parson of the church, for him to enclose and build on.

(2.) Quit-claim by the abbot and convent of Thame, and by Nicholas, keeper of the hospital of St. John without the east gate of Oxford and the brethren there, to Richard le Poure, another parson of the same, of all right to common of pasture in an acre and a half of land near the rectory close, for the like object.

May 23. Canterbury.

Pardon to H. bishop of Lincoln of 169 marks due from him to the Exchequer from the time of the late king, namely 60s. forfeited for not admitting to the prebend of Aylesbury in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, a fit person presented by the said king; further sums of 100 marks, 60 marks and ½ mark forfeited for the same cause; 1 mark for a like trespass in the case of the prebend of St. Martin, Lincoln, in the same church; 20s. forfeited on a plea laid against him in the king’s court to compel him to present to the latter prebend, and 20s. forfeited on a like plea in the case of the prebend of Castre; as it appears by petition of the bishop that in the late reign he did not dare to appear in the king’s court. By p.s.

May 26. Dover.

Presentation of John de Hemesby to the church of Giselham, in the diocese of Norwich.

May 25. Dover.

Writ of aid for John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, appointed keeper of the realm in the king’s absence. [Fœdera.] By K.

Power for him to grant licences to elect. [Fœdera.] By K.

May 23. Canterbury.

Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for the alienation in mortmain by John le Botiller of Lanultyt and Beatrice his wife to the abbot and convent of St. Mary, Flaxleye, of a rent of 5 marks out of the manor of Brewerne, held in chief by the yearly service of 12d. paid in the Exchequer through the sheriff of the county of Gloucester and suit to the court of Berton Regis, near Gloucester, every three weeks, to find a monk as chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in their church for the souls of the said John and Beatrice, their ancestors and successors. By fine of 10 marks. Gloucester.

May 23. Dover.

Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Kermerdyn of murage for five years.

May 25. Dover.

Restitution, by virtue of the late treaty between the king and Robert, king of Scotland, to the abbot and convent of Aberbrothoc, Scotland, of the advowson of the church of Hautwisel, in the diocese of Durham; as it appears by an inquisition taken by William de Denum, Richard de Emeldon and Robert de Tughale, that they held the church to their own uses time out of mind until it was taken into the late king’s hands in the time of the war between the two countries. By pet. of C.

May 25. Dover.

Protection, without clauses, for three years, for John de Marmion, going on pilgrimage to the Holy Land.

The same John has letters nominating Peter de Ludyngton, clerk, and William de Scurneton his attorneys for the same time.

The like protection, under similar circumstances, for John de Lysens.

The same John has letters nominating Richard Basset of Normanton and John de Dunham, chaplain, his attorneys for the same time.

John, abbot of St. Mary, St. Pierre sur Dive, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating John de Sancto Albino, his fellow monk, and Peter de Sancto Albino, clerk, his attorneys for four years. By fine of 20s. Leicester.

May 24. Dover.

Promise to repay to Dynus Forest, Peter Bynse, Francis de Boys and other merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence 450l., which at the king’s request they have undertaken to pay to Guy son and heir of Simon Guy, being the balance of 750l. wherein the late king was bound to Simon Guy by letters patent. The original letters, while in the custody of the merchants, were removed by some persons during the late disturbance in the city of London, but queen Isabella has testified that the sum in question was due to Simon, and that she herself, out of pity, has paid 300l. thereof to Guy. By p.s.

Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and the king’s chamberlains.

Membrane 15.

May 25. Dover.

Pardon to John Stagman of Bairemore, who lately aided the king against certain rebels, for the death of Adam Brand of Bairemore. By p.s.

General pardon to Robert le Leche of Rouclif, who was also with the king on the same occasion. By p.s.

The like to the following:—

Adam son of William de Sokpeth.

Simon Cresk’ of Rotse.

Robert son of William Fraunceys of Daventre.

Walter Rugheved.

John de Eure.

May 22. Canterbury.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas Crumpe of Coventry to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. John, Coventry, of twenty acres of land, one rood of meadow and 30s. in rent in Stouke, Harnale and Coventry, held of the prior of Coventry by the yearly service of 6s. 8d. and of the clear yearly value (exclusive of the rent) of 3s. 4d. as found by inquisition; in part satisfaction of a licence from the late king for the hospital to acquire land to the yearly value of 10 marks.

May 25. Dover.

Grant to Dinus Forcetti and the other merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence, of 2,000l. as a gift in consideration of their having lent the king 5,000 marks for his journey beyond seas and having undertaken to pay 7,000l. to John of Hainault and his men who came to England to aid the king against the Scots. By p.s.

Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer. [Fœdera.]

May 8. Eltham.

General pardon to Thomas Gisors for all trespasses in the late or present reign. By p.s.

May 26. Dover.

H. bishop of Lincoln, going beyond seas with the king, has letters nominating Hasculph de Whitewell his attorney until a fortnight after Midsummer.

Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, and Joan his wife, staying in England, have letters nominating Robert Power and John de Fresyngfeld their attorneys in Ireland for two years.

May 22. Canterbury.

Licence for Ralph de Marchynton and Elizabeth his wife and Reginald de Marchynton and Katherine his wife to enfeoff Richard de Munemuth of a messuage, fifty acres of land and ten of meadow in Wystanton, co. Hereford, held in chief. By p.s.

May 26. Dover.

Protection, with clause nolumus, for one year, for John son of Robert de Strode of Hyrne.

May 24. Dover.

The like for John ace de Lodelowe of Suthampton.

The like for two years for the barons and good men of Hastynges, Winchelse, Rye and Pevenese. By K.

May 24. Canterbury.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Poyntel of Luttreworth, the elder, to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. John the Baptist, Luttreworth, of eight messuages and a virgate and a quarter of land in Hullemorton to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in their chapel for the souls of the said William, Agnes his wife and their ancestors. By fine of 100s. Leicester.

March 15. York.

Presentation of Adam de Herewynton to the church of Tredyngton in the diocese of Worcester.

Vacated because on the Patent Roll of 2 Edward III.

May 25. Dover.

Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Albans, who at the king’s request have agreed to allow for life to Isabella de la Hilda, damsel of queen Isabella, the sustenance out of their house which Vivian de Luk’, deceased, had, and to augment the same to be more befitting her station, that the further amount allowed to her shall not prejudice their house as a precedent.

Memorandum that on Friday, 26 May, the king put to sea in Dover harbour at noon on board a ship of Winchelse to pass beyond seas on business of the duchy of Aquitaine, attended by H. bishop of Lincoln and other magnates. [Fœdera.]

May 29. Wingham.

Mandate to John de Crumbwell, keeper of the forest beyond Trent, or such as shall supply his place in Ingelwode Forest to admit to the custody of the bailiwick of Plumpton in the latter forest such person as shall be nominated by Henry de Acun, ‘chaufcire.’ The said bailiwick was lately taken into the king’s hands because of a trespass in vert and venison committed by Thomas son of John de Hoton, and has been granted to Henry de Acun, for service to the late king in the Chancery, for such time as it remains in the king’s hands, but he is too much occupied in the business of the Chancery to execute the office in person. Teste John de Eltham.

May 29. Wingham.

Protection, with clause nolumus, for two years, for the barons and good men of the towns of Sandwich, Fordwich, Serra and Stonore. By K.

The like for the barons and good men of the towns of Romene and Hethe. By K.

The like for the mayor, barons and good men of the port of Dover. Teste J. de Eltham.

May 30. Canterbury.

Revocation of the presentation of Henry Royer to the church of High Ongar (Alta Angre) in the diocese of London, on evidence produced in the Chancery that the right of presenting belongs to queen Isabella, pro hac vice.

Membrane 14.

May 29. Wingham.

Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of the king’s right to present and of his presentation of Robert de Tauton, his clerk, to the prebend of Thlanarthuen, in the collegiate church of Abergwilly, in the diocese of St. Davids. [Fœdera.] Teste J. de Eltham.

May 30. Canterbury.

Licence for the abbot and convent of Keynesham to appropriate the church of High Littleton, which is of their advowson.

Teste J. de Eltham. By fine of 100s. with the Treasurer’s assent.

Somerset.

June 1. Canterbury.

John de Langeford, going beyond seas on the king’s service with Edmund, earl of Kent, has letters nominating Hamo de Dereworth and Richard de Wodewike his attorneys until Martinmas. Teste J. de Eltham.

June 2. Canterbury.

Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent under the seal of Ireland, dated 19 December, 2 Edward III., being a grant to Elias de Assheburn of the custody while in the king’s hands of lands in Balygouner, co. Dublin, late of Albert de Kenleye, vicar of Kyldare, deceased. Teste J. de Eltham. By C.

June 1. Canterbury.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Rougham to the prior and canons of St. Peter, Ipswick, of two messuages, two hundred acres of land, five of meadow, six of pasture, three of wood and fifty of heath, with 12s. in rent, in Great Belstede, Little Belstede, Sprouton, Coppedok, Whasshebrok, Wherstede, Gravewych, Hyntlesham and Stoke by Ipswich, the messuage and lands being of the yearly value of 55s. as found by inquisition; in part satisfaction of a licence from the late king for the prior and canons to acquire land and rent to the yearly value of 10l. Teste J. de Eltham.

May 25. Dover.

Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Veer, earl of Oxford, to the prior and convent of Hatfeld Brodoke of three acres of land in Great Abiton and the advowson of the church there, and for the appropriation of the church by the convent. By p.s.

June 8. Canterbury.

Pardon to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. John, Exeter, for acquiring in mortmain from Thomas de Hyneton a messuage in Exeter and entering thereon without licence; and licence for them to retain the same. By fine of 40s.

Here the king returned from beyond seas, as appears by a memorandum on the Close Roll.

June 12. Dover.

Protection, without clause, until Martinmas, for Hugh son of John de Sancto Johanne of Basynges, going beyond seas on the king’s service with Edmund, earl of Kent. By testimony of the earl.

The like for John de Aspale. By the same.

June 12. Dover.

Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for Henry Burry to grant to Richard de Tudeworth and Katherine his wife, in fee tail, two messuages, a mill and a virgate of land in Muleford Richard, held in chief, by the service of finding and keeping a ranger of the forest (forestarium peditem) in Claryndon Forest, with remainders to Matilda daughter of Richard de Tudeworth, in tail, and to John de Wynterburne, in fee. By fine of 40[s.]

June 12. Dover.

Licence for Mauger le Vavassour to enfeoff Thomas le Vavassour of the manor of Wykele, co. Northampton, held in chief. By fine of 10l.

June 12. Dover.

Presentation of Richard Bidynden of Wynchelse to the church of St. Thomas, Wynchelse, in the diocese of Chichester.

June 14. Canterbury.

Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard de Ive and Roger Salerne to the custody of the king’s ship la Nicholas, which Bartholomew de Burgherssh, constable of Dover Castle, has been commanded to deliver to them with all the gear by indenture.

Vacated by surrender.

June 12. Canterbury.

Protection and safe conduct, for one year, for John Sarnache of Pampelloun, merchant. By p.s.

June 15. Canterbury.

Exemption, for life, at the request of Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, of John son of Robert de Strode of Herne from being put on assizes, juries and recognisances and from appointment as sheriff, escheator, coroner or other minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.

June 16. Canterbury.

Pardon to the friars Preachers at Jarrow and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, of the respective sums of 12 marks and 6l. due for certain victuals sold to them by the late king. By p.s.

June 16. Canterbury.

Exemplification of letters patent of 3 March, 1 Edward III., being a grant to Roger de Brideport of the office of crier in the county of Kent. By K.

June 20. Canterbury.

General pardon to Lewelin ap Kenewrik, who took part with the king against the Despensers, by virtue of the Statute [1 Edward III., statute 1, cap. 1.]. By p.s.

June 20. Canterbury.

Notification that Henry, prior of Christ Church, Canterbury, old and infirm, has appointed Thomas de Medmenham and Thomas Pokel his attorneys for two years. By K.

June 20. Canterbury.

Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Gerard de Orum, going beyond seas on the king’s service.

The like, with clause nolumus, for Isabella late the wife of John de Solers of Navestoke.

Membrane 13.

June 20. Canterbury.

Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Henry Percy, knight, dated Clifton by York, 19 September 1328, and witnessed by Sir William de Percy, Sir Ralph de Nevyll, Sir Gilbert de Acon, Sir John Moryn, Sir William de Plumpton, Sir Peter de Midelton, knights, and others, granting in frank almoin to the abbot and convent of Fountains two messuages, a bovate of land and 35s. in rent in Malghum and Malgmore, with all that he had there, as well in demesne as of service, and all the agistment of Malghum and Malgmore absolutely, saving to himself in fee the services of the priors of Bolton for the lands held of him. Also 18d. in rent in Queldryke, namely 12d. paid by John de Mikelfeld and 6d. by Robert son of Thomas Burdon, their heirs and assigns; all that the abbot and convent have in Queldryke or hold in demesne or of service absolutely, saving only in fee the services of Sir William de Malbys and his heirs for their lands there. Also quit claim of all right of him and his heirs to the rent of 8s. paid by the abbot and convent for tenements in Marton le Moor, and of their suit to Toppeclive court, and of all foreign services due from the abbey for lands in Raynyngton; saving however, in fee, the abbot’s homage for these last lands. By fine of 20s.

May 31. Canterbury.

Pardon to Antony de Spaldyng for the death of Nicholas le Bowyere of Peterborough at that town, as it appears by the record of Robert de Malberthorpe and John de Cantebrigge, justices appointed to deliver Peterborough gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.

June 3. Canterbury.

Appointment, during pleasure, of Hikeman Ive to the custody of the king’s ship la Nicholas, to receive the same by indenture from Bartholomew de Burgherssh, constable of Dover Castle. By K. on the information of the said Bartholomew.

June 4. Canterbury.

Pardon to the abbot and convent of Clyve for acquiring in mortmain, by virtue of a licence from the late king to acquire land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10l., a messuage, 2s. in rent and half a furlong of land in Brampton from Henry Billyng and two messuages there from Thomas son of Robert Curtays Aleyn, and entering thereon before the return of inquisitions ad quod damnum; and licence for them to retain the same, of the yearly value of 10s., as found by inquisition. Teste J. de Eltham.

June 4. Canterbury.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain, in part satisfaction of one by the late king for the brethren and sisters of the hospital of St. John the Baptist, Northgate, Canterbury, to acquire land to the yearly value of 100s., of the following lands in Hakynton of the yearly value of 21d., as found by inquisition:—

three acres by Margaret atte Helde;

three roods by Richard Fox;

half an acre by Robert Knyght;

one acre by John Crocker.

June 1. Canterbury.

Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 30 March 31 Henry III., being a protection for the brethren of the hospital of St. Giles, Chester, in liberties granted to them by earls of Chester. By Keeper of the Realm.

June 6. Canterbury.

Letters of attorney, for two years, to John de Berneye and John Yemme for the citizens of Norwich. By Keeper of the Realm.

The like to Roger de Causton and John Albon for the said city.

June 6. Canterbury.

Protection and safe conduct, for two years, at the request of queen Isabella, for Nicholas la Viele, of Amiens, merchant, said to be a citizen of London. By Keeper of the Realm.

June 11. Dover.

Pardon to Alice late the wife of Walter atte See, who held of the late king as of his honor of Albemarle, for marrying John de Faucomberge, without licence. Teste J. de Eltham. York.

By fine of 20s., because the tenements do not exceed the yearly value of 15s.

June 10. Dover.

Licence for Loretta late the wife of Thomas de Senebeche, who held of the heir of John de Sancto Johanne of Basyng, king’s ward, by knight’s service, to marry whom she will of the king’s allegiance. Teste J. de Eltham. By fine of 20s. Sussex.

June 12. Dover.

Protection, for one year, for the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Anthony, in the diocese of Vienne, and their proctors, collecting alms in England, Wales and Ireland. The king’s bailiffs are to arrest any unauthorised person collecting in their name.

June 20. Canterbury.

Grant to queen Isabella, who already holds for life the castle, town and honor of High Peak, with the forest there, by grant from the king, of 200 acres of the waste lands within the forest rented by the late king to John de Lotryngton and lately taken into the king’s hands because the yearly rent of 100s. for the same had long remained unpaid, to hold for such time as the land remains in the king’s hands. By K.

June 15. Canterbury.

Pardon to John de Bedeford, citizen of London, for his late adherence to those in rebellion against the king; provided that he do not come within twelve leagues of the city. By p.s.

The like to the following:—

William de Redynges.

Andrew Saleman.

William Sturmouth.

June 16. Canterbury.

Appointment of Henry, bishop of Lincoln, the Chancellor, Ralph de Nevill, William de Monte Acuto, Robert de Ardern and Geoffrey le Scrope as proctors for the king, to treat with Philip, king of France, for a marriage between his eldest son and Eleanor the king’s sister. [Fœdera.]

The like of the same to treat for a marriage between John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, and one of the daughters of the French king. [Fœdera.]

June 26. Rochester.

Alice Langecote and Joan Moghtheres, nuns of Shaftesbury, bringing news of the death of Margaret Aucher, their abbess, have letters for the prioress and convent of licence to elect. By K.

June 18. Canterbury.

Pardon to John atte Nounes of London for acquiring, in fee, from John de Sutton the manor of Warsop, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and licence for him to retain the same. By fine of 10l.

Membrane 12.

June 12. Dover.

Inspeximus and confirmation for the abbot and convent of Langedon, of the following:—

1. Confirmation on June 28 1323 by Henry, prior of Christ Church, Canterbury, and the chapter, of the appropriation to them by Walter, archbishop of Canterbury, dated 20 March 1322, in consideration of their poverty and slender endowment and in honour of St. Mary and St. Thomas the Martyr, of the church of Waldwarsschare, which is of their patronage, reserving the power to appoint out of the fruits and profits of the church a competent portion for the vicar. The right to institute the vicar is reserved by this confirmation to the archbishop or to the prior and convent in case of voidance of the see.

2. Grant in mortmain with the licence of Edward II. by John Malemeyns, knight, lord of Waldwaresshare, of all his land of Apelton in Waldwaresshare and the advowson of the church of Waldwaresshare in exchange for sixty-six acres of land in Leyden. By fine of 40s. Kent.

June 12. Dover.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Lalleford, chaplain, to the prioress and nuns of Blakeberwe of the advowson of the church of Pampesworth to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in Blakeberwe church for the good estate of Isabella de Scales and the said William in life and for their souls after death. By fine of 10 marks.

June 14. Canterbury.

Writ of aid in England and Ireland for Ralph de Combe, master of the hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr of Acon.

June 14. Canterbury.

Richard, bishop of Ossory, going to the court of Rome, has letters nominating Walter son of Hugh Kilkenn’ and Gerald Bagot his attorneys in Ireland for one year.

Margaret late the wife of Bartholomew de Badelesmere, staying in England, has like letters nominating Luke de Barry and William de Stratton for two years.

June 14. Canterbury.

Protection, for two years, for the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr of Acon, London, and their attorneys collecting alms in churches in England, Ireland and Wales. The king’s bailiffs are to arrest any unauthorised persons collecting in their names.

June 15. Canterbury.

Mandate to Simon de Bereford, escheator on this side Trent, to deliver the temporalities of Berkyng Abbey to Jolenta de Sutton, one of the nuns, her election as abbess having been confirmed by S. bishop of London and her fealty taken by the king. By K.

The like to the prioress and convent in whose custody the temporalities are.

Writ de intendendo for the abbess to the tenants of the abbey.

June 15. Canterbury.

Mandate to the escheator for restitution of the temporalities of Dunmow priory to John de Gelham, one of the canons, elected as prior. By K.

Writ de intendendo for the prior to the tenants of the priory.

June 15. Canterbury.

Gerard de Orum, going beyond seas on the king’s service, has letters nominating Thomas parson of the church of St. Nicholas, Cold Abbey, London, and John de London of Newmarket his attorneys for one year.

June 15. Canterbury.

General pardon to Clement de Fairefeld, who lately aided the king when he took the field against certain rebels. By p.s.

The like to the following:—

Richard de Fairefeld.

Robert de Fairefeld.

June 16. Canterbury.

Nicholas Warde of Akelthorp.

John Baret of Ouresby, chaplain.

William de Arderne. By p.s.

June 16. Canterbury.

Pardon to Adam le Hauberger of Loveyne for the death of Ingelram le Taillour of York. By p.s.

Feb. 21. Westminster.

Grant in fee simple to Geoffrey le Scrope, in recompence of a like grant to him by the late king of the manor of Brakon, co. York, late of Henry Tyeys, and the manors of Burghwaleys and Neutonwaleys, late of Richard le Waleys, which escheated to the said king by forfeiture through the quarrel of Thomas, late earl of Lancaster, but which are now restored to the heirs of the said Henry and to the said Richard by virtue of the statute [1 Edward III., statute 1, cap. 3]; and also in consideration of the said Geoffrey having granted to queen Isabella, in fee, the manor of Eltham Maundevill; of a pension of 100l. out of the Exchequer, as well as of the reversion of the manor of Whitegift, and lands and rents in Ouseflete, Swyneflete, Rednesse, Houk, Ayremynne and the moor of Inklesmore, co. York, now held for life by the said queen, and of the yearly value of 80l. On his succeeding to the manor and lands the pension is to cease. By K. & C.

June 17. Canterbury.

Protection and safe-conduct, during pleasure, for visitors sent by the abbot of Cluny to inspect the houses of that order in this country. By K.

June 17. Canterbury.

Protection, with clause volumus, until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula, for Ralph de Brok’, going beyond seas on the king’s service with H. bishop of Lincoln, the Chancellor.

June 16. Canterbury.

Grant in fee simple to Thomas de Weston, for service to queen Isabella and John de Eltham, earl of Cornwall, of the reversion of the manor of Reynham, co. Essex, late of Oliver Plokenet, deceased, which came into the king’s hands by escheat, and which he lately granted for life to William Melchet. By p.s.

June 15. Canterbury.

Protection and safe-conduct, for a year, for Bodekin de Revele and Hermann de Warndorpe, merchants of Almain.

Membrane 11.

June 20. Canterbury.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Langeford to the prior and brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England of a messuage in a suburb of London and West Smethefeld to find a wax light burning continually at the altar of St. Katherine in the church of St. John, Clerkenwell (Fontis clericorum) London. By fine of 1 mark.

June 20. Rochester.

Pardon to Robert de Rihill for acquiring, in fee, from Richard de Framlyngton, fifty acres of land, ten of wood and a weir in Heton and Biker, held in chief, and entering thereon without the late king’s licence; and release to him of the same now in the king’s hands by reason of the trespass. By fine of 40s. Northumberland.

June 23. Rochester.

The like to Philip le Fruyter of London, who lately aided the king when he took the field against certain rebels, for the death of Andrew Sotewy, skinner, of London. By p.s.

June 28. Eltham.

Signification to S. archbishop of Canterbury, of the royal assent to the election of Master Ralph de Salop’, canon of Wells Cathedral, as bishop of Bath and Wells. By K.

June 28. Eltham.

Presentation of William de Elmham to the church of Orewell, in the diocese of Ely, in the king’s gift by reason of his custody of the land and heir of Peter Prilli, tenant in chief of the late king. By p.s.

June 28. Eltham.

Robert de Stapenhull and Philip de Ilum, monks of Burton-on-Trent, bringing news of the death of William de Bromlegh, their abbot, have letters for the prior and convent of licence to elect. By K.

June 28. Eltham.

Pardon to William Payn of Newport, Isle of Wight, for acquiring, in fee, the manor of Austeburne, held in chief as of the honor of Carisbrook Castle, as appears by inquisition, and entering thereon without licence; and release to him of the same now in the king’s hands by reason of the trespass.

June 30. Eltham.

Presentation of Master William de Ledebury to the church of Penbeir in the diocese of St. Davids. By p.s.

June 30. Eltham.

Confirmation of the grant by John, eldest son of the late duke of Britanny and lord of Richmond, to the burgesses of Richemund of the borough of Richemund with the market-place, markets and tolls, and with all rents, assizes, attachments and pleas of the said borough; and of all his demesne, called the land of Fontenay, with the pasture of Witteklif and all appurtenances, liberties, easements and free customs of the same within or without the town, as well as in moors, woods, plains, meadows, ways, paths, waters, feedings and pastures (except the dye works of Richemund and three acres of land which Jordan Plumbarius sometime held) to hold as freely and quietly as they or their ancestors at any time held them at the yearly rent of 40l. By fine of 6 marks. York.

June 30. Eltham.

Master William de Weston, going beyond seas on the king’s service, has letters nominating John de Burgo Sancti Petri and William de Holecote his attorneys for one year.

June 30. Eltham.

Pardon to Hugh de Morvill, forester, Ranulph de Beltoft, forester, Robert de Vepount, Gilbert de Revegill, Ivo Russel and Brice le Clerk for breaking into Penreth prison and rescuing therefrom Nicholas Hughesman de Morvill, detained there for a trespass against Walter son of Tilla del Bank. By p.s.

July 1. Eltham.

Licence for James le Botiller, earl of Oremound, to enfeoff James Laules, king’s clerk, of the manors of Rotherfeld Pippard, co. Oxford, of Smytheton, co. Essex, of Fynebergh, co. Norfolk, of Aylesbury, co. Bucks, and of the advowson of the church of the manor of Rotherfeld Pippard, all held in chief, and for the feoffee to grant the same to the said earl and Eleanor his wife, in fee tail, with remainder to the right heirs of the earl. By p.s.

June 22. Rochester.

Pardon to Richard son of Robert son of Sibyl de Brounfeld, who lately aided the king when he took the field against certain rebels, for the death of John Waleys of Waverton.

June 30. Eltham.

John Darcy ‘le Cosyn,’ staying in Ireland on the king’s service, has letters nominating John de Bolyngbrok and William de Fyncheden his attorneys for two years.

July 4. Reigate.

Prohibition to all ecclesiastical persons from proceedings in derogation of the king’s right to collate and his collation of Richard de Ayremynne, his clerk, to the prebend of Thurleby and Carleton in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln. The right to present during voidance of the see was recovered by the late king in his court against Henry, bishop of Lincoln, and Nicholas Capocii de Urbe.

July 5. Guildford.

Grant to Robert de Benhale, king’s yeoman, of the custody of the hunt (deductus) in the king’s forests, parks, woods and warrens in the counties of Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk, in like manner as William de Marenny held the same. By p.s.

July 1. Eltham.

Pardon to Nicholas Whityng for adherence to certain of the king’s subjects in rebellion against him.

July 4. Reigate.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Flory of a messuage and two acres of land in Clofford, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church there for the souls of the said Richard and his ancestors. By fine of 1 mark.

July 4. Reigate.

Inspeximus of letters patent, dated 2 June, 3 Edward III., being a confirmation of a grant under the seal of Ireland, dated 19 December, 2 Edward III., to Elias de Asshebourn of all the lands which Albert de Kenleye, late sheriff of Kildare, had in Ballygouner, co. Dublin, on the day on which he died.

July 2. Reigate.

Pardon to John Patoun, imprisoned in the Marshalsea, for the death of Michael le Erle at Birchelton, as it appears by the record of Robert de Malberthorp and other justices of the King’s Bench that he killed him in self-defence.

July 5. Guildford.

Licence for Edward de Bohun to enfeoff James le Botiller, earl of Oremound, and Eleanor his wife of the manors of Kylpek and Trivel and the bailiwick of the office of forester of la Haye, co. Hereford, said to be held in chief, with remainder to the right heirs of Eleanor. By p.s.

July 5. Guildford.

Pardon to Edward de Bohun for acquiring, in fee, from Eleanor de Bohun the manors of Tryvel and Kilpel and the bailiwick of the office of forester of la Haye, co. Hereford, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and licence for him to retain the same. By p.s.

Membrane 10.

June 20. Rochester.

Safe-conduct, for one year, for John Malkyn of Ely and John de Burgh of Suthfen, merchants, their men and ships, going beyond seas to procure merchandise and other things for the use of John, bishop of Ely, and others, as well as to trade.

June 23. Rochester.

Presentation of Master Gerard de Seseriaco, king’s clerk, to the prebendal portion in the free chapel of St. Mary, Hastings, in the diocese of Chichester, void by the resignation of John de la Chaumbre, king’s chaplain. By p.s.

And afterwards this was changed under date of 3 November following.

June 26. Dartford.

Presentation of John de Aslakby, parson of the church of Castre, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Chieu, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, on an exchange of benefices with Richard de Hale. By p.s.

May 26. Whitsand.

Grant to the bailiffs and good men of the town of la Rye of murage for three years. By p.s.

June 29. Eltham.

Grant to Simon de Monte Acuto, king’s clerk, of the archdeaconry of Wells, in the king’s gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Bath and Wells. By p.s.

Mandate in pursuance to the keeper of the spiritualities of the said see.

June 28. Eltham.

Pardon to William Lengleys, kinsman of William Lengleys, king’s yeoman, for all trespasses in vert and venison in Ingelwode Forest, in the late and previous reigns. By p.s.

June 27. Eltham.

Licence for William de Clynton and Juliana his wife to enfeoff Martin Erchebaud and Walter de Leghton of the manor of la Gare, a carucate of land, one hundred and fifty acres of pasture and three hundred of wood in Osprenge, Upchirche, Elmele, Renham and Mere, held in chief, and for the feoffees to grant the same to the said William and Juliana and the heirs of Juliana. By p.s.

June 28. Eltham.

Licence for the prior and convent of Rochester to acquire in mortmain land and rent not held in chief to the yearly value of 10l. By p.s.

Surrendered and vacated because fully satisfied on 27 June, 16 Richard II.

June 30. Eltham.

Pardon to Robert Parnyng and Isabella his wife for acquiring, in fee, from Ranulph de Dacre two messuages, fifty-five acres of land, eight of meadow and 7s. in rent in Bochardby, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and licence for them to retain the same. By fine of 40s. Northumberland.

June 30. Eltham.

Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 12 May, 6 Edward II., confirming grants in frank almoin by Elena de Hastynges and Thomas de Hastynges to the abbot and canons of Egleston of the advowson of the church of Stretford; and licence for the abbot and convent who have since appropriated the said church to retain the same. By fine of 40s. York.

July 1. Eltham.

John de Haustede, staying in the duchy of Aquitaine on the king’s service, has letters nominating William de Haustede and William de Holburne his attorneys for two years.

June 22. Rochester.

Pardon to Richard son of Robert son of Sibyl de Brounfeld, who lately aided the king when he took the field against certain rebels, for the death of John Waleys of Waverton. By p.s.

July 4. Reigate.

Pardon to Alice late the wife of Reginald son of Reginald, tenant in chief, for marrying John de Staford without licence. By fine of 10l. made before the treasurer.

Memorandum that on the same day John Torny and John Crobbe of the county of Dorset became bail in the Chancery for the payment of the fine.

July 5. Guildford.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert Bullok of a messuage in Neubury to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily at the altar of St. Mary, in the church of St. Nicholas, Neubury, for the souls of the father and mother of the said Robert. By fine of 40s.

July 7. Reigate.

Exemplification of letters patent, dated 6 April, 15 Edward II., being presentation of John de Chisenhale, king’s clerk, to the chapel of St. Margaret, Couling, in the diocese of Norwich.

July 8. Reigate.

Signification to R. bishop of Salisbury of the royal assent to the election of Dionisia la Blunde, one of the nuns, as abbess of Shaftesbury. By K.

July 7. Reigate.

John Mautravers the elder, staying in England, has letters nominating Edward Mautravers and Thomas Fitz Richard his attorneys in Ireland for three years.

July 6. Guildford.

Grant to the prior and convent of Ledes, who at the king’s request have granted for life a competent sustenance out of their house to William de Balsham, queen Isabella’s cook, that this shall not prejudice them as a precedent.

June 26. Rochester.

Acknowledgment of the receipt by the hands of Master Thomas de Garton, king’s clerk, controller of the household, from David, king of Scotland, of 5,000 marks, part of the sum due from him at Midsummer by the terms of the treaty with the late king Robert.

Membrane 9.

July 10. Guildford.

Edmund le Botiller, staying in Ireland, has letters nominating Adam son of Peter the chaplain (capellani), and Roger the Blowere his attorneys for two years.

July 6. Guildford.

Confirmation of the following grants in mortmain of lands and rents in Beverley for the fabric of the church of St. Mary in that town:—

by Adam de Sledmer, chaplain, a rent of 6d. out of his houses within the northern bars;

„ Gilbert de Snayth, burgess of Beverley, a rent of 3s. out of a house near the stone crosses juratorum held by Alan de Fort, for four wax candles to be always burning upon the beam in the chancel before the high altar;

„ Geoffrey Buttermangger a rent of 6d. out of the land and house which Alan Tyne held, in fee, from Robert son of Inetta;

„ Bela late the wife of Geoffrey Roland of Walkington, a rent of 12d. out of land which William de Harw held in the street of Neubighyng de Layrthorp;

„ William de Otryngham a rent of 6d., namely 4d. out of lands held by John Lyan, ‘yrenmanger,’ and 2d. out of land held by Thomas son of Jordan Hert;

„ John son of Agnes Melon, quit claim of a rent of 10¼d., which he used to take for land given to the church by John son of John the glover (cirotecarii); and a rent of 6d. out of land held by John de Bridelyngton in the high street;

„ Adam Lulman a rent of 6d. out of land, with a building thereon, in Poterscarth lane;

„ Nicholas de Esk’ of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of a house in Lathegate;

„ Roger and Hugh de Beverlaco, carpenters, a rent of 12d. out of a messuage between the northern bars;

„ Stephen Capon of Beverley, a rent of 2d. in Walkergate;

„ Gregory Hageth’ of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of a messuage in Walkergate, then held by John Fraunceys;

„ Hugh Paumflet of Beverley, a rent of 4d. out of land in Northwod;

„ Amice Russel of Beverley, a rent of 12d. out of a moiety of a messuage which she recovered against the daughters of John Goderyk of Beverley by a plea of fresh force in the court of the archbishop of York;

„ Alexander Lulman of Beverley, merchant, a rent of 6d. out of his house in Hennegate, for a light to burn before the cross;

„ William son of William Begke of Cotyngham, a rent of 12d. out of land on the north side of the church;

„ Henry de Stork’ of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of two tofts, with buildings thereon, in Northwode;

„ John de Bridelington, chaplain, a rent of 12d. out of land with a horse mill thereon, in Dedelane, opposite a messuage of Stephen de Redenesse; and a rent of 6d. for a light in the choir out of the house of Ralph de Westmerland in Dedelane;

„ Henry de Stork’ of Beverley and Margaret his wife, a rent of 4d. out of two tofts, with buildings thereon, in Northwode;

„ William le Mascon of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of land lying from the high street to the West Wood;

„ Adam Cauldrunboter of Northwode, a rent of 2d. out of land held, in fee, of John son of Osbert de London;

„ Richard le Mercer of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of land, with a messuage thereon, between the north bars;

by Walter de Suwelle a rent of 8d. out of land late of Ingolf the mercer; and a rent of 12d. out of land held by Simon Matfrai;

„ Geoffrey de Spaldyng of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of land in Lairthorp;

„ Thomas son of John Walthene of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of a messuage near Walthene lane;

„ John de Hedon, chaplain, a rent of 2s. for a lamp in the choir, out of land in Oswaldegath;

„ John Chipchappe of Beverley, a capital messuage in the high street;

„ Odo Carectar’ of Beverley, quit claim of his right to a rent of 2s. 6d. out of land in Northwode lying between land of Hugh Godred and Alan de Burton;

„ William de London son of Robert, a rent of 6s. for two wax candles to burn before the altar of St. Mary, namely 3s. out of land held by Robert Speciarius, and 3s. out of land late of Geoffrey Haget;

„ John Jurdan of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of land of John Herlwyn and Geoffrey de Northwode;

„ Robert de Wandesford of Beverley, a rent of 4d. out of a toft in Sandholm;

„ Robert Matfrai son of Thomas Matfrai of Beverley, a rent of 12d. out of land lying between land of William de Ottryngham and Geoffrey Matfrai son of Helias Matfrai;

„ Ralph de Cacheluf of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of two messuages opposite the butchers’ market;

„ William de Burton of Beverley, a rent of 4d. out of a messuage in Northwode;

„ Agnes late the wife of Roger de Humbelton of Beverley, a rent of 12d. out of a messuage in Northwode;

„ John de Cave of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of the house wherein Thomas de Bonnewyk dwells, in the high street, within the northern bars;

„ John Walchef, a plot of land in his lane;

„ Richard le Clerk of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of a toft held by William Lyli in Lairthorp;

„ Alice late the wife of Roger Brun of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of the plot of land wherein she dwells;

„ Gilbert le Theker of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of land with buildings thereon in Graslane;

„ Henry de Andlangeby of Beverley, tailor, a rent of 3d. out of his land, with the capital messuage thereon, in the high street at the end of Godecheplane;

„ Alice daughter of Henry de Stork’ of Beverley, a rent of 2d. out of a messuage in Northwode;

„ Lecia Baymayden of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of a messuage in Dedelane;

„ Agnes relict of Peter de Marchegrave, a rent of 4d. out of a toft in Northwode;

„ John Morice of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of land held by Alan, his nephew, in Lathegate;

„ Ralph Prath, wool merchant, of Beverley, a rent of 4d. out of land held by John Bouine;

„ Thomas son of John Ruffi of Beverley, a rent of 6d., and a like rent for a light during the celebration of the mass of St. Mary, out of a messuage of Robert Hode;

by Juliana relict of John Chipchap of Beverley, a rent of 2s. out of a toft with a capital messuage thereon bequeathed by the said John to the church after her death by his will made when he went to the Holy Land;

„ Elena wife of Geoffrey Suethand, daughter of John de Pikeryng, a rent of 6d. out of land near land of William Telonarii;

„ Thomas de Beswyk of Beverley, a rent of 3d. out of land with a capital messuage thereon;

„ Robert de Celar’, a rent of 7d. out of the house of John Child of Scardeburgh;

„ William son of Helias de Beverlaco, land at the sandpit (apud sablanarium);

„ John son of Walter de Lund’, ratification of a grant by Juliana Chipchappe of a rent of 4d. out of land in the lane formerly of Andrew Matfray;

„ Alice late the wife of Ralph de Westmerland, a rent of 12d. in Dedelane;

„ Richard del Dyng’, a rent of 6d. out of the messuage wherein he dwells;

„ Agnes Botolf of Hedon, a plot of land, with buildings thereon, in Dedelane;

„ Geoffrey de Thornton, a rent of 6d. out of land wherein Adam Aunsell dwells;

„ John Lulman of Beverley, a rent of 5d. out of a messuage in Bakers’ Row (Rengea Pistorum);

„ Richard de Faxflete, a rent of 2s. 6d. out of the messuage of Thomas le Douber in the street of Neubighing de Lairthorp;

„ Helwisia de Barton of Beverley, widow, and Robert her son and heir, a little plot of land in Tothelane;

„ Isabella daughter of Robert Colin of Hedon, release of her right to land, with buildings thereon, in Dedelane;

„ Peter de Besewyk of Beverley, merchant, a rent of 6d. out of the messuage in Aldeford wherein he dwells;

„ Matilda Baymayden of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of a house in the cobblers’ market;

„ Robert de Barton of Beverley, tanner, a rent of 12d. out of the messuage of Robert de Scordburgh, butcher;

„ William Scott of Beverley, butcher, a rent of 6d. out of a stall (selda) in the butchers’ market;

„ Helwisia Walthef, formerly wife of John Walthef, confirmation of a demise by her late husband of land in his lane; and release of all her right in the same whether by way of dower or otherwise;

„ John the younger, son and heir of John Jordan, a rent of 12d. out of land, with a building thereon, called ‘Camera Willelmi Gerard,’ in Nontdritlane;

„ Adam ‘ad barram borientalem’ and Agnes his wife, a messuage near the north bar, and rents of 2d. out of land pertaining to the capital messuage of Henry Dousyng; and of 6d. out of land of Alan Poywyk;

„ Robert le Pykard of Beverley, ‘le thanur,’ and Helena his wife, a rent of 10d., which they hold by feoffment from Thomas le Graas;

„ Robert de Killom of Beverley, a plot of land wherein he used to dwell, now burnt out and evacuated;

„ John le Rus of Beverley, son of John le Rus, confirmation of a grant by the latter of a rent of 4s. out of a stall in the butchers’ market;

by Gilbert de Humbercolt of Beverley, a rent of 3d. in the name of Robert de Beswyk, carpenter, out of land, with buildings thereon, in the high street, and a like rent for a light before the high altar during the celebration of mass in the choir;

„ John Goman of Beverley, a rent of 13d. out of a messuage between the northern bars;

„ Adam son of Robert de Benton of Kernardby, a rent of 6d. out of a messuage in Dedelane;

„ Walter Clahoseller of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of a messuage in the cobblers’ market;

„ Helwisia daughter of Simon de London of Beverley, rents of 12d. and 2s. 6d. out of lands, with buildings thereon, at Baker’s Row;

„ Matilda daughter of Robert de Saltmersk, a rent of 12d. out of a messuage in Boubrigge lane;

„ Robert de Osgotby of Beverley, a rent of 2s. for a light on the beam in the choir, out of a garden lying near the street leading to Westwode;

„ Richard le Espicer of Beverley, a rent of 2s. for an oil lamp to burn in the choir before the high altar, out of a stall in the high street opposite the corn market; and a rent of 16s. out of four stalls lying together near land of Gilbert le Carect’, to the south;

„ John de Haytfeld of Beverley, a rent of 12d. out of a messuage in the high street;

„ Lecia Prat, formerly the wife of Richard Prat, of Beverley, a messuage in Lathegate street;

„ Robert de Killom, a rent of 12d. out of land in the high street formerly held by John le Ruus, glover;

„ Jordan de Pontefracto, a rent of 12d. out of the house in Godecheplane wherein Simon Fuchil dwells;

„ William Ferthyng of Beverley, a rent of 1d. out of the messuage of Richard de Aton at the end of Walkergate;

„ Adam Cloflok le Parmenter, a rent of 6d. out of a messuage in Hennegate, which he used to receive from John du Garde;

„ Nicholas de Esk’ of Beverley, a rent of 3d. out of land, with buildings thereon, in Neubighing, near Lathegate;

„ Simon de Lund’ of Beverley, a rent of 9d. out of some plots of land above the Bardike between the northern bars;

„ Robert le Tollir of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of a house in Dedelane;

„ Philip son of Martin de Aldeford, the land which his father held on the east side of the chancel;

„ John de Thornton of Beverley, merchant, a rent of 12d. out of a messuage near the Crossebrigges;

„ Henry in the Bolle of Beverley, a rent of 12d. out of a stall in the butchers’ market;

„ William de Wyneton of Beverley, dyer, a rent of 21d. out of a plot of land, with buildings thereon, upon le Horsegrene;

„ Margaret Harald, relict of Walter Harald of Beverley, a rent of 2s. out of a messuage in the lane commonly called Bolex lane;

„ Philip le Cude of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of land in Wodehuscroftes;

„ Matilda de Salso Marisco, a rent of 1d. out of land wherein John Jenynges dwells;

„ Margaret daughter of Alice London, a rent of 2s. out of land near land of Ydon’ the butcher;

„ Juliana de Barton of Beverley, quit claim of her right in an upper building (supraedificio), situate above the lane leading to the furnace of John Lulleman in the highway of Beverley;

by Geoffrey son of Gilbert Humbercolt of Beverley, a rent of 12d. out of the house in the high street, which he had of the gift of James Jurdan;

„ John de Cadenay, a rent of 18d. out of two messuages in Hennegate;

„ Ralph de Westmerland and Alice his wife, land, with a building thereon, in Godelane, wherein Hugh Randolf formerly dwelt;

„ Lecia relict of Walter le Rus of Beverley, a rent of 12d. out of land in Walkergate in Tentur lane;

„ John Pasmer of Beverley, a rent of 6d. out of a messuage in the highway; and ratification of a bequest by Robert de Esyngwald of a rent of 6d.;

„ Hugh de Neuland of Beverley, tailor, a rent of 4d. out of a messuage of William Russell, le gaunter, in the high street near the stone crosses juratorum;

„ John son of Walter de Lund’, a rent of 3d. out of a messuage in the high street within the northern bars;

„ Simon de Fymere, a yearly farm of 3s. out of land in the street of the fullers, in place of the like from which he used to pay for a light in the church out of land which he has since given to the friars Preachers of Beverley. By fine of 4 marks. York.

Membrane 8.

July 2. Reigate.

Confirmation of the charter of foundation by Thomas late bishop of St. Davids, dated on the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary 1283, of the collegiate church of Llangadanc, co. Carmarthen. [Monasticon, vi., p. 1332.]

July 22. Windsor.

Mandate to Simon de Bereford, escheator, for restitution of the temporalities of the see of Bath and Wells to Master Ralph de Salop’, canon of Wells Cathedral; his election as bishop having been confirmed by S. archbishop of Canterbury and his fealty taken by the king. By p.s.

Writ de intendendo for the bishop to the tenants of the see.

Like mandate for restitution to John de Clyvedon and Gilbert de Berewyk, keepers of the see while in the king’s hands.

July 23. Windsor.

Pardon to Thomas de Mareys, to whom John de Sancto Johanne, late lord of Basyng’, granted by deed the custody of the manors of Basing, Chauton, Lydeschete and Warneford as well as of his lands and knights’ fees in the counties of Southampton, Sussex, Kent, Hertford, Cambridge and Warwick, all held in chief, to hold for life with daily wages of 12d. and one coat or 20s. yearly, a yearly salary of 4l., litter and hay daily for two horses, and half a bushel of oats for the same every night, and brushwood for his chamber, the payment whereof the said John charged by the same deed upon his manors and lands, without the king’s licence having been obtained, as has been found by inquisition returned into the Chancery; and licence for him to retain the same. By fine of 10l. Southampton.

Feb. 16. Westminster.

Pardon to John de Trottesworth, Robert son of Richard de Trottesworth, John de Asshchurche and William le Newe for their trespasses within the king’s park and forest of Wyndesore.

Memorandum that John de Twychene, William atte Strode, John de Brokhurst and Henry de Hulle are mainpernors for their future good behaviour.

July 19. Easthampstead.

Exemption, for life, of Luke de Netervill from being put on assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as sheriff, escheator, bailiff or other minister of the king against his will. By p.s.

July 24. Windsor.

Grant, for life, to Master Thomas de Goldyngton, king’s clerk and surgeon, of the custody of the Hospital of the Holy Trinity, Bolton-on-theMoor, by Alnewyke.

Writ de intendendo for him to the brethren and sisters of the hospital.

Mandate to the sheriff of Northumberland to induct him.

July 24. Windsor.

Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for the alienation in mortmain by Henry de Welles of a messuage, thirteen acres of land and 100s. in rent in Badesle by Limynton, with pasture in his demesne lands there, wherein his tenants have common of pasture for all beasts save goats, all parcel of Badesle manor, and held in chief by the yearly rent of 63s. 10d., and doing suit every three weeks at the king’s court of the New Forest, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel of St. Mary, Badesle, for the souls of Henry, his ancestors and heirs. By fine of 10 marks. Southampton.

July 26. Windsor.

Licence for John de Enefeld to enfeoff John his son of two messuages, a mill, two hundred acres of land, twenty of meadow, twenty of pasture, twenty of wood and 10l. in rent in Enefeld, co. Middlesex, held in chief. By K.

June 15. Canterbury.

General pardon to John de Bedeford, of the city of London, for adherence to those lately in rebellion against the king; provided that he do not come within 12 leagues of the city. By p.s.

July 25. Windsor.

Mandate to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield to examine and settle the dispute which has arisen in the monastery of Burton-upon-Trent over the election of a successor to William de Bromle, the last abbot. On receipt of the king’s licence to elect, some in the monastery chose for abbot Roger de Bilyngton, the sacristan, while others elected Robert de Longedon, prior of Tuttebury, and these two have appeared in person to obtain the royal assent. By K. and C.

July 27. Windsor.

Presentation of William de Northwell to the church of Wystowe, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king’s gift by reason of his custody of the heir and lands of John de Hastynges, tenant in chief. By p.s.

Membrane 7.

July 6. Guildford.

Pardon to Robert atte Bergh of Wells, king’s serjeant, and Mary his wife, for acquiring, in fee tail, from John de Drokenesford, late bishop of Bath and Wells, a messuage, twenty-eight acres of land, twenty-nine of meadow and a grove of alders in Wells; and also, for life, a messuage and land in the same town, held in chief as of the bishopric, and entering thereon without licence; and licence for them to retain the same. By p.s.

July 4. Reigate.

Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for John Scutellar’, appointed a purveyor for the Household.

July 4. Reigate.

Exemplification for Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, brother and heir of John de Mortuo Mari, of a charter dated York, 30 September, 11 Edward II., granting to the said John, in fee, the manors of Norton and Brimesgrave, Worcester, at a fee farm rent of 10l.

July 6. Reigate.

William, abbot of Cormeilles, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating Richard de Cornevilla, one of the monks, and John Comun his attorneys in England for three years. By fine of 2 marks, at the instance of G. Talbot.

July 6. Reigate.

Inspeximus and confirmation of a deed of Thomas Larcher, the prior, and the brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, dated 27 June last, granting to Henry de Edenestowe, clerk, for his outlay in improving the manor of Deyvilthorp, co. Nottingham, lately demised to him for life by the said prior and brethren, and now surrendered by him with the hay and crops growing there, believed to be of the value of 20 marks, of a yearly rent of 12 marks, out of the manor of Oseyngton, with power to distrain for the same if in arrear. Also, for his greater security, they grant to him 20s. by way of seisin, and bind themselves and their successors to pay the said yearly rent to him for his life.

July 6. Guildford.

Grant for life to Thomas le Attiliour, for service to the late king, of the office of maker of engines of war (attiliatoris) in Chester Castle, with daily wages of 4d. and a coat worth 13s. 4d. a year. By p.s.

July 6. Guildford.

Inspeximus under the new seal, of letters patent under the old seal dated 11 March, 1 Edward III., being a general pardon to Geoffrey atte Thorne.

July 11. Chichester.

Confirmation of a grant in frank almoin by Simon de Sproxton to the prior and canons of Holy Trinity, Kirkham, of a toft and two bovates of land in Sproxton, of ten acres of land in Hulfriding, at Milnebirkes and at Lamberitwayt, and of a hermitage in Sproxton. By fine of ½ mark, at the instance of Richard de Aldeburgh. York.

July 10. Chichester.

Grant to the abbot of St. Edmunds (fn. 1) that his rights and liberties in Bury St. Edmunds shall not be prejudiced in any way, nor any precedent established, by the appointment of Ralph de Bocking, John de Shardelowe and John Claver, commissioners to enquire touching the carrying away of the assay money kept in the abbey treasury by men of Bury St. Edmunds and the neighbourhood.

July 10. Chichester.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Geoffrey le Scrope to Hugh de Burgh, king’s clerk, parson of the church of Patrikbrompton, of a messuage, two tofts, one croft, twenty acres of land and two of meadow in Hunton and Heselton, to augment the sustenance of a chaplain to be found by the parson of the church to celebrate divine service daily in the chapel in Hunton manor for the souls of the said Geoffrey, Juetta (or Ivetta) his wife, their ancestors and heirs. By K.

July 8. Guildford.

Pardon, after inquisition ad quod damnum, to William le Clerk, of Chippenham, for acquiring, in fee, from Henry son and heir of John de Bourle, eight acres of land in Chippenham, held in chief by the yearly payment to the Exchequer of 2s. 8d. in lieu of services for which it was rented to the said John, in fee, in the reign of Edward I., out of the waste land in the forest of Chippenham and Pewesham, and of the clear yearly value of 3s. 4d., and entering thereon without licence; and licence for him to retain the same. By fine of ½ mark because sealed at another time. Wilts.

July 7. Guildford.

Pardon to Alexander son of Reginald Hakun of Beccles for the death of Roger Matte of Beccles, as it appears by the record of Robert Baniard and other justices assigned to deliver the gaol of Norwich Castle that he killed him in self-defence.

July 14. Chichester.

Protection from arrest under the late mandate against men of France, Normandy and Poiton, for one year, for John Boyter, born in the dominions of the king of France and lately come to England from Ireland, a burgess of the town of Ros in the latter country, who has resided there with his family continuously for twenty years and has shewn himself faithful to the king, as appears by trustworthy evidence.

July 16. Chichester.

Pardon to John atte Water for acquiring, in fee, from John de Sancto Johanne two messuages, forty-one acres three roods of land, four acres of wood and 12d. in rent in Basyng and Chauton, and, for life, 40s. in rent in Basyng, all held in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and licence for him to retain the same. By fine of 60s.

July 19. Easthampstead.

Grant, for life, to John de Feryby, king’s clerk, of the office of clerk of the works in the Palace of Westminster and the Tower of London. By p.s.

July 19. Easthampstead.

Mandate to Simon de Bereford, escheator, for restitution of the temporalities of the nunnery of Shaftesbury to Dionisia la Blounde, one of the nuns, elected as abbess; her election having been confirmed by R. bishop of Salisbury and her fealty taken by the king.

Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.

July 24. Windsor.

Protection for one year for the master and brethren of the military order of the house of St. Lazarus, Jerusalem, collecting alms in the churches by virtue of an indulgence from the Pope. The king’s bailiffs are to arrest any unauthorised persons collecting in their name.

July 24. Windsor.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Clarel, of four tofts and a carucate of land in Overton Katermars, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily at the altar of St. Katherine, in the church of St. Mary, Overton Katermars, for the souls of the said John and his ancestors. By fine of 40s. Leicester.

Membrane 6.

July 12. Chichester.

Exemplification of letters patent dated 30 June, 19 Edward II., being a pardon to Reginald atte Dane.

July 11. Chichester.

Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Albans, who, at the king’s request, have provided sustenance, for life, out of their house for William de la Marche, his cook, that on the death of the said William they shall not be called upon to provide the like for any one in his place.

July 12. Chichester.

Pardon to Adam de Grantham for the death of Walter Philip of Hasle at Mersbaldyndon, as it appears by the record of Thomas de Louthe and Robert de Hungerford, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Oxford Castle, that he killed him in self-defence.

July 11. Chichester.

Licence for William de Kaynes to enfeoff Geoffrey de Danechurch of the manor of Coumbekaynes, held in chief, and for the feoffee to grant the same to the said William and Margaret his wife, and the heirs of William. By fine of 4l. Dorset.

July 11. Chichester.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Torald of Newcastleupon-Tyne, of a rent of 6 marks in that town, to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church of St. Nicholas, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, for the souls of the said William and his ancestors. By fine of 100s.

Vacated because not executed. The heir of the said William had a like licence, which is entered on the Patent Roll for April, 26 Edward III.

July 13. Chichester.

Pardon to Geoffrey le Cha and Sarra his wife for acquiring, for their lives, at the yearly rent of 8 marks, from Hugh de Courteneye, a messuage, two mills, two virgates of land and a several fishery in the river Thames, in Stokgrove and Newenham, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and release to them of the same, which had been taken into the king’s hands by reason of the trespass. By fine of 20s. Oxon.

July 21. Windsor.

Writ of aid until Christmas for Peter de Clif and Gillot le Porter, appointed by H. bishop of Lincoln, the Chancellor, purveyors for the Chancery.

July 16. Chichester.

Safe-conduct and protection, for one year, for John Boyter, burgess of Rosse in Ireland, merchant, his men and servants.

July 24. Windsor.

Confirmation of grants by private benefactors to the abbot and convent of St. Agatha by Richmond. [Monasticon, vi., p. 922.] By fine of 20s.

July 27. Windsor.

Protection, with the clause volumus, until Easter, for John of Brittany, earl of Richmond, staying beyond seas on the king’s service.

July 26. Windsor.

Licence for the abbot and convent of Shrewsbury to appropriate the church of Wrocwardyn, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, said to be of their advowson. By p.s.

July 7. Guildford.

Grant in fee to Hugh de Turpyngton of the reversion of a carucate of land in la Haye, co. Hertford (sic), which John de la Haye holds for life. By p.s.

July 24. Windsor.

Licence for the abbot and convent of Abbodesbury to grant, for life, to John de Brudeport, at a yearly rent of 20l., two messuages, two carucates of land and 10l. in rent in Holewale and Whatemor, held in chief. By fine of 20 marks. Somerset.

July 24. Windsor.

The prior of Wenlock, going beyond seas to the general chapter of his order, has letters nominating John de Fescamp, one of the monks, and John Aaron, parson of the church of Maddeley, his attorneys for one year.

July 27. Windsor.

Appointment, during pleasure, of Reginald de Veel as keeper of the king’s buckhounds (canum nostrorum cervericiorum), in place of Robert Squier. By p.s.

July 26. Windsor.

Gerard de Insula, going on pilgrimage to Santiago, has letters nominating Edmund de Pynkeny and Ralph de la More his attorneys for one year. By p.s.

July 28. Windsor.

Grant, for life, or until other provision be made, to William de Denum, for services in Scotland, of a yearly pension of 20l. out of the Exchequer. By p.s.

Vacated by surrender, on assignment to him of the said yearly sum out of the farm of the city of York, as appears on the Patent Roll for the sixth year.

July 27. Windsor.

Grant to Roger de Tyneslowe, in enlargement of the late grant to him of the bailiwick of the Hays of Bilhaghe and Birklond, in Shirwod Forest, during pleasure, that he shall hold the same during good behaviour. By p.s.

July 27. Windsor.

Licence for John de Dene, king’s yeoman, usher of the chamber to queen Philippa, lately appointed controller of customs in the port of Southampton, with the custody of one part of the ‘cocket’ seal, and the office of tronage of wools there, to depute Geoffrey de Dene, his brother, and John Body, to discharge the duties of those offices so long as his attendance on the queen prevents him from executing them in person. By p.s.

Membrane 5.

July 6. Guildford.

Pardon to Nicholas Gentil for acquiring, in tail, for himself and his late wife Galiana, from William Paynel, a rent of 10l. in the manor of Brumlegh, co. Suthampton, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and release to him of the same which had been taken into the king’s hands by reason of the trespass. By p.s.

July 7. Guildford.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain, by William de Cossale, king’s clerk, to the prior and convent of Newstead in Shirewod, of five messuages, eight bovates and sixty acres of land, sixteen acres of meadow and 117s. 8d. in rent in Cossale and Nottingham, to find three chaplains to celebrate divine service daily, two in the church of St. Katherine, Cossale, and the third in the priory, for the souls of the said William, his ancestors and successors.

By fine of 100s. made at the Exchequer before the Treasurer. Nottingham.

July 6. Guildford.

Inspeximus and confirmation for the abbess and nuns of Legh of the following:—

(1) Grant, in frank almoin, at the instance of Matilda de Clare, countess of Gloucester and Hertford, by Peter, sometime bishop of Exeter, to the church of St. Mary and St. John the Evangelist, Legh, and to the abbess and canonesses of the same place, of the manor of Donesford, which he had of the gift of John de Blakeford, with its appurtenances and escheats and the advowson of the church of the manor. Witnesses: Oliver de Dinham, Henry de Raeleye, Robert le Deneys, Robert de Radigton, Hugh de Raleye, Warin de Stane, Roger de Potteford, knights, Hamo de Pedreton, Robert de Malestone, Roger de Loges and others.

(2) Grant, in frank almoin, by Gilbert de Clare, late earl of Gloucester and Hertford, for the good of the souls of himself, Matilda his mother, his children, his ancestors and successors, to St. Mary and the church of St. John, and St. Etheldreda, Leye and the abbess and canonesses, of the manor of Hokkeford. Witnesses: Hugh de Curteneye, Henry de Raleye, Robert de Radinton, Hugh de Sancto Johanne, Robert le Veel, Robert Ostriciarius, John de Columberge and others. Canon Leigh, 6 January 1280.

(3) Release by Robert son of Payn, knight, the elder, of his right in the former manor.

(4) Release by William Martyn, knight, of his right in the latter manor. By fine of 40s. Devon.

July 6. Guildford.

John de Erley of Somerset, staying in England, has letters nominating Henry de Quemerford and Henry de Erley his attorneys for two years.

July 11. Chichester.

Robert, abbot of St. Mary’s, Vou, of the Augustinian Order, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating Roger le Rous, one of the monks, and Robert de Valeta his attorneys in the islands of Gernerey, Jeresey, Serk and Aurneye, for three years. By fine of 2 marks.

July 12. Chichester.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Wykford of Lincoln and Agnes his wife of a messuage in Lincoln to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the church of St. Benedict, Lincoln, for the souls of the said Thomas and Agnes, their fathers, mothers and ancestors. By fine of 100s.

July 4. Reigate.

Licence in mortmain for Simon de Furneaux to grant a messuage, garden and land in Kylve and Strengeston, with the advowsons of the churches of those towns, and the reversions of a furlong of land in Wemedon, held, for life, by Roger Chote and John Bytel, of five acres in Chilton Trinite, held, for life, by Matilda late the wife of William Aleyn and of a messuage and half a virgate of land in the same held, for life, by John le Clerk of Westpurye and Matilda his wife, to five chaplains to celebrate divine service daily in Kylve church for the souls of the said Simon and his heirs. By fine of 20 marks. Somerset.

July 7. Guildford.

Pardon to Thomas son of Richard de Hathelseye of his outlawry in the county of Lincoln for non-appearance before William de Ros and other justices of oyer and terminer to answer for certain felonies.

July 11. Chichester.

Licence, in part satisfaction of one by the late king for the prior and convent of Cokesford to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 20l., for the alienation to them of the following:—

by Robert de Reppes, a messuage in Hillyngton;

„ Ralph de Bagthorp, an acre of land in Rudham;

„ Ralph de Cheyny, five acres of land and 18d. in rent in the same town;

„ William de Hyndryngham, ten messuages, seventy acres of land and 4s. 4d. in rent in Rudham, Bermere, Taterford and Grymeston.

The said messuages and land are of the yearly value of 32s. 6d., as appears by the inquisition; making, with the church of Bermere, of their advowson, which by these letters they have licence to appropriate as of the yearly value of 100s., the total yearly value comprised in this licence 6l. 18s. 4d.

July 12. Chichester.

Exemplification of letters patent, dated 30 June, 19 Edward II., being a pardon to William Pynnok of Stonore.

July 12. Chichester.

Maurice de Pissiaco, going beyond seas, has letters nominating John de Medonta his attorney for two years.

July 12. Chichester.

Pardon to the prior and convent of Ledes for acquiring in mortmain, in the late reign, from Ralph atte Pette, an acre of land in Chatham, from Simon atte Pette, half an acre of land there, and from John Elys, four acres of land in Renham, and entering thereon without licence; and release of the same now in the king’s hands by reason of the trespasses. By fine of 1 mark before the Treasurer. Kent.

July 16. Dartford.

Exemption, for life, of Thomas de la Barre, from being put on assizes, juries, or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner, escheator, or other minister of the king against his will. By p.s.

July 28. Windsor.

Ratification of the estate of John de Hereford, king’s clerk, as parson of the church of Rippel in the diocese of Worcester by the collation of A. bishop of the diocese.

June 1. Dover.

Admission of Edmund Ayet and Henry de Tudenham, guardians of Hugh son of John de Sancto Johanne of Basyng, the king’s ward, who is going beyond seas with Edmund, earl of Kent, as his attorneys in all courts in England until Martinmas.

July 25. Windsor.

Thomas de Monte Pessulano, going to Ireland on the king’s service, has letters nominating Robert le Monte Pessulano his attorney in England for two years.

July 28. Windsor.

Presentation of Master John de Pilton to the church of Warckelegh, in the diocese of Exeter, in the king’s gift, through his custody of the land and heir of William Martyn, tenant in chief.

July 28. Windsor.

Master Theobald de Trecys, clerk, going beyond seas, has letters nominating Nicholas de Trecys his attorney for two years.

Master William de la Mare, treasurer of St. Peter’s, York, staying beyond seas, has like letters nominating William de la Mare and Thomas de Ponte Fracto.

July 28. Windsor.

Pardon to Roger Fattyng of Kirkeby in Kendale, who lately aided the king when he took the field against certain rebels, for the death of Thomas son of Gilbert de Styrkelandketel. By p.s.

The like, mutatis mutandis, to the following:—

Thomas de Lincoln for the death of Peter son of Peter de Lincoln of Whitteby. By p.s.

General pardon to:—

Henry Raspyn of Cotyngham. By p.s.

Robert Horne.

Robert son of Richard de Whytyngham.

August 1. Wallingford.

John Skylman of Melton. By p.s.

Roger de Neubyggyng. By p.s.

May 20. Canterbury.

General pardon to Robert de Ardern, knight, who was also with the king at the time. By K.

The like to the following:—

Oliver de Ingham, knight. By K.

William de Monte Acuto, knight. By K.

John Hakelut.

July 30. Reading.

Engagement of Reymund Cornelii as one of the king’s council and household, with a yearly fee, for life, of 200l. out of the issues of the duchy [of Aquitaine], to be paid by the Constable of Bordeaux.

Membrane 4.

July 28. Windsor.

Pardon to the Austin friars at Newcastle-on-Tyne of 4l. due for victuals sold to them by the late king. By p.s.

July 25. Windsor.

Confirmation of the appointment, for life, during good behaviour, by the late king of William de Hedersete to the custody of the smaller piece of the seal used for recognisances of debt in the city of London under the Statute of Merchants.

July 24. Windsor.

Master Theobald de Trecis, going beyond seas, has letters nominating Nicholas de Trecis and John de Conty his attorneys for two years.

July 28. Windsor.

General pardon to John Poteman of Shorne, who lately aided the king when he took the field against certain rebels. By p.s.

July 12. Chichester.

Grant, in fee, to Richard de Monemuth, king’s yeoman, for service to queen Isabella and the king, of the manor of Grantsete, co. Cambridge. By p.s.

July 30. Reading.

Grant, in contemplation of the labours daily endured by William de Monte Acuto, dwelling at the king’s side, to Peter son of James le Monoier of Amiens, merchant, that all wool, hides, wool-fells, wood and other goods imported or exported by him shall be quit of all custom dues for five years, and that he and his goods shall not be arrested for any debt whereof he is not the principal debtor or surety. By p.s.

August 1. Wallingford.

Licence for the abbot and convent of Thornholm to acquire in mortmain land and rent, not held in chief, to the yearly value of 10l. By p.s.

August 2. Wallingford.

Exemption for life, at the request of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, and for service as a purveyor for the Household, of Francis Bachemus from tallages, aids, watch and ward, contributions other than prises, in respect of his land or rent in the city of London or elsewhere in the realm, and from being put on assizes, juries or recognisances, and election as mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner, overseer, alderman or other minister of the king against his will. His goods shall also be exempt from any future taxation or tallage hereafter levied by the commonalty of the city or the commonalty of the realm under any grant from the crown. By p.s.

August 4. Wallingford.

William de Caumvyll, staying in England, has letters nominating William son of German de Caumpvill and Laurence Hossey his attorneys for two years.

July 27. Windsor.

Inspeximus of the record and process of a plea in the King’s Bench in Easter Term, 7 Edward II., Roll 32, between the king and the abbot of Fountains Abbey, whereby it was found that the abbey is not of right bound to repair Bradeley Bridge.

August 2. Wallingford.

Exemplification of letters patent dated 30 August, 19 Edward II., being a pardon to John son of Henry le Cartwright of Wadeworth for the death of Roger de Emeldon.

August 13. Gloucester.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Edmund de Bereford to the prior and convent of Chaucombe of the manor of Greneberge, of the yearly value of 10 marks, as appears by inquisition, in satisfaction of a licence from the late king for the convent to acquire land, not held in chief, to that value.

Memorandum that the licence was cancelled in the Chancery on the same day.

August 18. Gloucester.

Joan de Carru, staying in England, has letters nominating William de Merton her attorney in Ireland for two years.

Hugh de Turpyngton, staying in England, has like letters nominating Roger de Erdesle and Adam de Leys.

August 20. Gloucester.

Protection, with clause nolumus, for three years, for John Busci of Baston going beyond seas.

The like for William de Wylughby.

August 21. Gloucester.

Nicholas de Cantilupo, going beyond seas, has letters nominating William parson of the church of Ilkeston and John de Monte his attorneys for three years.

Protection, with clause nolumus, for the same period for the said Nicholas.

August 20. Gloucester.

Protection, for two years, for the master and poor brethren of the hospital of St. John the Baptist without Stony Stratford, who are without the means of living unless others come to their aid.

July 31. Wallingford.

Grant to Joan de Thorthorald, until other provision be made for her, of the 20 marks paid yearly to the Exchequer for the farm of the town of Appelby, in lieu of the like sum lately granted to her by letters patent of the king out of the issues of the office of the escheator on this side Trent. By p.s.

Mandate in pursuance to Robert de Louther, farmer of the town of Appelby.

Membrane 3.

July 29. Reading.

Pardon to John Prodhome for acquiring, in tail, from Christina, late the wife of Edmund de Wylynton, a moiety of the manor of Lillesdon, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and licence for him to retain the same, with remainder to Richard de Stapeldon in fee. By fine of 40s. Southampton.

July 29. Reading.

Licence for John Prodhomme to grant the above to Richard de Stapeldon, for life. By fine of 20s.

July 30. Reading.

Writ of aid for William de Derlyngton and William de Ashford, deputies in the county of Devon of Richard de la Pole, king’s serjeant, the chief butler.

The like for the following deputies of the same:—

Robert de Bilkemore and William de Derlyngton in the county of Cornwall.

William de Derlyngton and William Suward of Brugewauter in the counties of Somerset and Dorset.

Writ de intendendo for—

William de Derlyngton, deputy in the counties of Somerset, Dorset and Devon.

The like for the same as deputy of the said Richard and William his brother in their office of gauger of wines throughout the realm.

July 29. Windsor.

Writ de intendendo for the aforesaid Richard de la Pole and William his brother, or William de Derlyngton, in the said office.

August 2. Wallingford.

Safe-conduct for two years for Peter de Pymbo, going beyond seas to buy great horses for the king.

August 3. Wallingford.

Writ of aid for William de Wiklewod, clerk, and John de Halteclo sent by Richard de la Pole, chief butler, to audit the accounts of his substitutes in divers ports and places of the realm.

July 28. Windsor.

Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Everyngham of a messuage, seventy-one acres of land and five acres of meadow in Birkyn to a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in the parish church there for the souls of Robert de Everyngham, the late parson, the said John, Beatrice his wife, Adam de Everyngham of Laxton, Lucy de Everyngham and their ancestors. By fine of 5 marks. York.

June 16. Canterbury.

Grant to the king’s merchants, Dinus Forsetti, Peter Dyne, Francis de Boos and others of the society of the Bardi of Florence, who have promised to pay to John of Hainault 7,406l. 6s. 9d., part of a larger sum in which the king is bound by letters obligatory, and to recover the said letters for him, of the 10,000 marks due at Michaelmas and Martinmas from the king of Scotland under the late treaty, and of the balance of 739l. 13s. 5d. out of the receipts in the Exchequer from the sheriffs’ profers and other sources in Michaelmas Term, to be a first charge on the same, notwithstanding any other assignments thereout. By p.s.

July 28. Windsor.

Pardon, at the request of H. bishop of Lincoln, to Luke de Thakstede, notary public by papal authority, committed to prison during the king’s pleasure by the treasurer and barons of the court of Exchequer for coming into that court by the procurement of John de Bourne, knight, to prepare a public instrument of the contents of a plea between the said John and Richard de Pottesgrave, parson of the church of Hekynton, whereby Richard might be drawn into the Court Christian.

The like to John de Bourne, knight, committed at the same time for his share in the matter.

June 15. Gloucester.

Inspeximus and confirmation of an indenture, dated Thursday before the feast of St. Barnabas the Apostle last, and witnessed by Sir Thomas de Hastang, knight, Sir John de Rale, knight, William de Sutton, Walter de Morecote, Roger de Mussendene, Richard de Knyttecote and John Raulyn of Berset, whereby John de Sudley son and heir of Bartholomew de Sudley demised to Sir Edmund de Bereford, until the end of one year from the day of his death, the said John’s lands, with rent of free tenants and of bondmen, and the issue of the latter, meadows, feedings, pastures and commodities in Derset, by the yearly rent of two coats for himself and a companion, of the suit of Sir Edmund’s esquires, at Christmas, to be changed to one coat of the suit of Sir Edmund in the event of the latter being made a knight, and of 10l. of silver by half-yearly payments from Lady Day 1331. By K.

August 1. Wallingford.

Protection and safe-conduct, for two years, for John Richardes of Edenestowe, merchant, his men and servants, trading in England and the duchy [of Aquitaine].

The like for Robert Gyene, burgess and merchant of Bristol.

July 29. Reading.

The like for one year for Paschasius Sanches of Sagassola, Diago de Matorane and John de Sagassola, merchants of Spain.

August 21. Gloucester.

Presentation of Ralph de Brantyngham to the church of Henton St. George, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king’s gift by reason of the late voidance of the see.

August 16. Gloucester.

Pardon, at the request of Edward de Bohun, to Thomas de Alledon for acquiring in fee from John de Kyneleye a third part of the manor of Bukton Allulphi (Boughton Aluph), co. Kent, with the advowson of the church there, said to be held in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and licence for him to retain the same. By p.s.

July 29. Windsor.

Grant to Henry, earl of Lancaster, now tenant of the lands of Patrick de Chauworth, who at his death was bound unto Edward I. in divers sums, on his petition for extension of time for payment of the same, that he may discharge the debt by half-yearly payments of 10 marks. By p.s.

Membrane 2.

August 16. Gloucester.

Licence for John Wyard, king’s yeoman, to impark his woods of Staunton Harecourt, co. Oxford, and Curewyard, co. Worcester. By p.s.

August 20. Gloucester.

Licence for Waresius son of Elen de Bourne to grant to John de Shelvyng, Benedicta his wife, and the heirs of Benedicta, a moiety of a rent in Weveryng by Boxle held in chief. By fine of 1 mark. Kent.

August 18. Gloucester.

Mandate to Simon de Bereford, escheator, for restitution of the temporalities of Derhurst priory, a cell of the monastery of St. Denys in France, to John de Vetolio, a monk of the monastery, appointed by Guy, the abbot, as prior in place of Philip de Sarneyo, deposed. By p.s.

Writ de intendendo for the prior to the tenants of the priory.

August 17. Gloucester.

Pardon to John son of Thomas de Somerton, who lately aided the king against certain rebels, for the death of William le Heegh. By p.s.

July 17. Canterbury.

General pardon to William son of Edith del Temple of Puryton.

August 24. Gloucester.

Pardon to William son Michael de Wyreswale for the death of Hugh de Asteleye.

August 26. Gloucester.

General pardon to—

Roger Curzon.

John Hert.

August 28. Gloucester.

John de Hampslape, vicar of the church of Kenylworth.

July 28. Windsor.

Richard Bees of Grymston.

Sept. 2. Gloucester.

William Wade the younger of Stokfaston.

August 18. Gloucester.

Grant, during minority of the heir, to Roger Trewelove, king’s yeoman, of the yearly rent of 10l. paid by Katherine, late the wife of Thomas Basset, tenant in chief, for the custody of two parts of her said husband’s lands in the county of Derby. By p.s.

August 29. Gloucester.

Pardon to Peter son of William Tribaud and Michael his brother for acquiring, for life, with remainder to Margaret wife of William for her life, from the abbot and convent of Stanley, a messuage, ninety-three acres and three roods of land, ten acres of meadow, five acres and a half of pasture, five acres of wood and common of pasture in Coderyngton by Pokelchirch, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence; and licence for them to retain the same. By p.s. and fine of 40s. Gloucester.

August 20. Gloucester.

Grant, during good behaviour, to William Boseworth, king’s clerk, of the office of the custody of the writs and rolls before the chief justice of Ireland in the pleas following the said justice, in enlargement of his late appointment to the same during pleasure. He is to execute in person and by clerks, for whom he will be responsible, all that appertains to the custody of the writs and rolls aforesaid, as well as of indictments, records, bills and all other things belonging to the pleas. By p.s.

August 20. Gloucester.

Licence in mortmain for the abbot and convent of Basyngwerk to retain, in part satisfaction of the late licence for them to acquire land to the yearly value of 10l., the manor of West Kirkeby, co. Chester, which they had already acquired without licence from Jordan de Mottrome. It has been found by inquisition that the manor was held by inheritance from John de Mottrome, and is of the yearly value of 4l. 6s. 8d.

August 20. Gloucester.

Appointment, during pleasure, of Girard Dorams, knight, as steward and keeper of the county of Ponthieu and Monstreuil. French.

August 22. Gloucester.

Presentation of Robert Oioni of Chertaldo to the deanery of the collegiate church of Tamworth, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, void by the death of Master Isambert Medicus.

August 23. Gloucester.

Grant, for seven years, to John Doket of Nottyngham of the custody of the gaol of that town. By p.s.

August 21. Gloucester.

Licence for the abbot and convent of Wendlyng to appropriate the church of Longham said to be of their advowson. By p.s.

August 21. Gloucester.

Licence for them to acquire in mortmain land and rent not held in chief to the yearly value of 10 marks.

Vacated because fully satisfied, January, 16 Edward III.

August 22. Gloucester.

Exemption, for life, of Francis Feypo from being put on assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as mayor, sheriff, coroner or other minister of the king against his will. By p.s.

August 24. Gloucester.

Protection, with clause volumus, until a fortnight after Michaelmas for Robert de Ardern, going beyond seas on the king’s service. By K.

The like for Master John Walwayn. By K.

August 19. Gloucester.

Presentation of Walter de Dunmawe, vicar of the church of Great Berdefeld in the diocese of London, to the church of Aston Saunford in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king’s gift through his custody of the land and heir of Alphonsus de Veer, tenant in chief, on an exchange of benefices with Adam de Dunmawe.

August 27. Gloucester.

Confirmation of a grant for life by John de Bello Campo of Somersete, lord of Hacche, to John his son and heir, of a moiety of the manor of Sellyng, held in chief. By fine of ½ mark. Kent.

Cancelled.

Sept. 2. Gloucester.

Grant to Parvolus de Monte Florum, king’s clerk, of the prebend of Netherbury and Bemenstre in the church of St. Mary, Salisbury, in the king’s gift by reason of the voidance of the see in the late reign. By p.s.

Mandate in pursuance to the bishop of Salisbury.

June 24. Rochester.

Writ of aid, until the Assumption, for Master Thomas de Garton, king’s clerk, controller of the household, sent to bring certain things for the king from Scotland.

Membrane 1.

August 26. Gloucester.

Pardon, for service to queen Isabella and the king, to Edmund Hackelut of such part of the fine of 100 marks, which he made for the marriage of Reginald, son of Herbert, kinsman and heir of Reginald le Fitz Reynaldi, tenant in chief, as is still unpaid. By p.s.

August 26. Gloucester.

Grant in mortmain to the master, brethren and sisters of the hospital of St. Katherine near the Tower of London, of the advowson of the church of St. Peter, Northampton, and of the chapels of Kyngethorp and Upton annexed to the same, in the diocese of Lincoln. By p.s.

August 25. Gloucester.

Appointment of John Mautravers, Robert de Ardern, Robert de Aspale and William de Ponte Roberti as justices in eyre of the forest in the county of Berkshire. By K. & C.

Appointment, during pleasure, of Hugh de Hampslape to the custody of their rolls and writs. By K. & C.

Mandate to the treasurer and chamberlains of the Exchequer to deliver to Hugh the rolls and writs of the last justices in eyre of the forest in the said county. By K. & C.

Writ de intendendo to each of the said justices.

August 25. Gloucester.

Writ to the sheriff of the county to summon the proper persons to attend before the above justices at New Windsor on the Monday after one fortnight from Michaelmas when the pleas of the forest will be held. By K. & C.

August 25. Gloucester.

The prior of Llanthony by Gloucester, staying in England, has letters nominating Walter de Piryton and John Felipot his attorneys in Ireland for two years.

August 26. Gloucester.

Grant to Richard de la Pole and William his brother, on their surrender of an assignment of such money as is due to them for money advanced on account of the expenses of the household out of the customs of Ipswich, Yarmouth, Lenne, Boston, Kyngeston-upon-Hull, Hertilpol and Newcastleupon-Tyne, and of a moiety of the customs of the port of London, that all monies due to Richard for purveyance in the buttery, and to them both for loans to the king, shall be satisfied out of the prest of 1 mark on each sack of wool exported and out of the customs in the port of Kyngeston-uponHull, notwithstanding any assignment made or to be made thereout, and that they shall have the custody of the cocket seal there until their debt is paid. By K. & C.

Mandate in pursuance to the collectors of customs in the said port.

August 28. Gloucester.

Grant to Dinus Forsetti and other merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence of all customs old or new in all ports of England, notwithstanding any previous assignments made thereout, except that in the last entry, and those to John of Hainault, to the count of Sulers, to John Berners, to William le Chaumberleyn, to Gerard de Potes and to Master John de Florencia until he obtain a benefice of the yearly value of 500 marks, with the custody of the cocket seals, until they are satisfied of what is due to them for advances to the king’s wardrobe. By p.s.

Mandate in pursuance to the collectors in the port of Boston.

The like to the collectors of the following ports:—

Newcastle-on-Tyne.

Hertelpol and Yarum.

Scardeburgh.

Great Yarmouth.

Lenne.

Ipswich.

Sandwich.

Winchelse.

Cicestre.

Bristoll.

London.

Southampton.

Sept. 3. Gloucester.

Pardon to William Bacon for the death of Henry Alvesprest de Bello Campo, as it appears by the record of John de Annesley and William de Shareshulle, justices appointed to deliver Gloucester gaol that he killed him in self-defence.

The like to Richard de Clifford, chapman, for the death of John le Cok of Aston.

July 19. Windsor.

Revocation of the grant for life lately made by the king to Robert de Poleys of the assize of woollen cloth in the city of Norwich and elsewhere in the county of Norfolk.

August 2. …

Licence, at the request of Geoffrey de Mortuo Mari, for John de Derseleye to enfeoff William de Berkeleye and John de Gloucestre of the manors of Derseley, Cold Newenton and Dodynton, and of a messuage and land in Stanley Saint Leonards, co. Gloucester, which are held in chief, and for the feoffees to regrant the same to the aforesaid John and Hawisia his wife and …. [Faded.] By p.s.

Sept. 1. Gloucester.

Grant, at the request of the same Geoffrey, to John Ace of Ludlow of the office of bailiff errant in the county of Southampton.

Sept. 1. Gloucester.

Confirmation of a demise for life at a rent of 10l. by John of Brittany, earl of Rychemond, to Thomas de Fencotes of …. [Remainder illegible.]