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BRIGHT LEGACY
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of Waltham, Maaaachosetu^ b to be expended Ibr hooka
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EDWARD I.
A.D. 1272-1281.
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COBBIGENDA
VIX
Calendab
Gbnebal Index
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PREFACE.
The present volume forms part of a series of Calendars
of the Patent Rolls from the reign of Edward I. to that
of Henry VII., the object and character of which are
explained in the Preface to the first volume for the reign
of Edward III. (a.d. 1327—1330.) The text has been
prepared, under my immediate supervision, by Mr. J. G.
Black, of the Public Record Office, and he has also
compiled the Index.
H. C. MAXWELL LYTE.
Public Record Office,
December y 1900.
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CORRIGENDA.
Vol. I. 1272-1281.
Page 11, line 2 from bottom, /or " SaDcto " read ** Sancta."
» 19, „ 25, for *« Mjnnoo " read " Mjnnot.*'
„ 26, „ 86,/or " Dest " read " Desc."
*> 29, „ 8, /or « Staunford " read <' [sic = Saunford] ."
„ 88, „ 28,/ur ** Donelmas *' read ** Donelinus."
*, 34, „ 46,/or " Orlan " read " Orlan [di] ."
»» 47, „ 6, /or " Kingestond " read " Kingeston.''
„ 50, „ 10, /or •*Gy8eburn"r«a</"Gy8eburu."
„ 52, „ 6,/or " Torpmimie " read " Torpminne."
„ 268, „ 8 from bottom, /or " Sorel " read " Snel."
„ 268, „ 10frombottom,/or"Cranford"r<?arf"Crauford."
„ 267, „ 18,/or « Cranford " read '* Crauford."
„ 252, „ 10 from bottom, ybr " Angelinas " read ** Anselm.'*
„ 800, „ 2frombottom,/or«abbotorTalgard"rea<2<<AbbaaTa1gardi."
„ 328, „ 12 from bottom, /or « William " read ** W."
356, „ 85, after « of " read " 9."
859, „ 14,/or " Perot Staneye " read " Perot de Staneye."
„ 359, „ 21,/or " York " read " Canterbury."
886, „ 14 from bottom,/or " Gisebarn " read *' Giseburu."
446, „ 18 from bottom,/or "Cacheua[ll] ** read ** Cacebenache."
ADDITIONAL CORRIGENDA.
Vol. II. 1281-1292.
Pages 66, 107, 169, 521, /or " Wbitcburch " read " Oswestry."
Index.
InseYt under " Alfonso, the king's son," " * bis nurse, p. 1 73.* "
Under " Ashford," for " 458 " read « 408."
Insert " Banetti, Beudinus, 264."
For " Beccori " read " Bettor!."
„ " Brannteston. See Branston" read "See Braunston [co. Nortbn.], 477," and delete
** Branston [co. Line], 477."
Insert " Brichampton. See Brockbampton."
After ** Britannia John de, earl of Richmond " delete *' the king's nephew."
„ "Burgh [co. Norfolk ?], letters patent dated at," delete the query.
For *' Bykedon. See Bighton " read ** See Bicton, 451," and delete ** Bighton."
„ "Carleton [co. Som.], 181 " read ** Castle Carlton, co. Line. 181."
After ** Carleton, co. Somerset, 856 " insert " [clerical error for Carenton ? i.e, Carhampton ?]."
„ *' Cliff " insert ** [Clifford ?] ."
For " Dyne " read ** Dyve."
Under ** Bdmund, earl of Lancaster," transfer p. ** 41 " to Edmund, earl of Cornwall.
For " Etherop [Edstrope, co. Wilts ?], 120 " read " Etherop [Hatherop, co. Glouc.]."
„ "Falclive [co. Lincohi] " read "Falclive [co. Northn.]."
Under " Ginge "for " 158 " read " 173."
„ " Grammont [co. York], prior and brethren of, 162 " read " Grosmont [in Egton parish
CO. York], &C."
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Add " Iledinghain, Castle Hichingham [co. Essex], 255.'
For " Holerigge [Oldridge ?], 242 " read " Holerigge [Homdge, co. Dcvod], 242.**
Add *• Holyhead. See Castle Cuby."
For <* Huusedon [? Unstone co. Derby], 41" read " Hunsedon or Huncingdon [Hanson
Grange or Hunsdon, co. Derby], 41, 172," and delete the ** 172 " under Huntingdon.
„ ** Huntingdon, Peter de, 172 " read " Huncingdon, Peter de, 172,"
„ ** Lazonby [co. Cumberland] *' read " Lazenby [co. York]."
" Mortuo Mari, Roger de " distinguish « Roger of Chirk ''from " Roger of Wigmore."
Insert under "Oswestry," «*pp. 66, 107, 169, 521."
For '* Rotheley. See Rothley " read ** Rotheley. See Ratley " and delete " Rotliley [co.
Leicester?], 225."
„ ** Scrapecroft, co. Warwick, 475 " read " Scrapecroft [clerical error for Scraptoft, co.
Leicester], 475."
Under '« Selby " transfer pp. *' 94, 97, 99, 1G9, 191 " to " Sulby Abbey, co. Northn."
For " Thetesworth. See Tetsworth " read " Thetesworth. See Tittesworth."
„ " Tinberdene [Tibberton co. Worcester ?], 499 " read " Tinberdene [Timberdine, co. Wor-
cester], 499."
„ "Tropinel, Edmund" read ** Tropinel, Adam."
Delete under ** Whitchurch," "pp. 66, 107, 169, 521."
Vol. III. 1292-1301.
Page 251. line I, for " June 24 " read " June 4."
Pages 137, 138, 294, 470/ar " Whitchurch " read " Oswestry."
Indbx.
Insert Bameby, Simon de, chaplain, 492.
Under " Clifford, Roger de, the countess, late the wife of, 12," read '* 19."
For " Croxton, Albert de, 481 " re€id ** Croxton Keyrial [co. Leicester], abbot of, 481."
„ "Godstow [co. Bedford] ''r«fo</« [co. Oxford]."
„ " Kirby BelUrs ? " read ** Kirby Muxloe." -
„ ** Newbigging [co. Westmoreland], 527 " read '< [co. Cumberland]."
Under « Nocton Park, Roger de, 404, 561 " transfer " Roger de, &c.," to the next line,
''Nodariis, Roger de, 404, 581."
„ " Oswestry " insert " 294, 470, and letters patent dated at, 187, 186."
For " Roxby, Roxeby [co. York] *' read " [co. Line.]."
„ "Selby, abbot and convent of, 520," read "Sulby [eo. Northn.], abbot and convent '^f,
520.''
„ "Trecaatle [co. Brecon], ports of, 848 "r^a<f "The three castles [i.e. Grosmont, Skcn-
frith and Whitecastle, co. Monmouth], parts of, 843."
„ " Turvil Bryel [co. Bucks], 191 " read "Turberviil. Bryel, 191."
Under ** Whitchurch " delete '< 294, 470, and letters patent, dated at, 137, 138.**
Vol. IV. 1301-1307.
Indkx.
For " Blechendon. See filatchington " read " See Bletchenden, co. Kent, 391."
„ " Blunsdon Broad " read " Blunsdon Gay."
„ « Carlton St. Peter " read " Carlton Colvill, co. Suffolk, 144. 345."
Delete " Ellington, Alinton [eo. Hunt], 221."
For " Hertelpol, Anna," read ** Amia, 465."
Delete " Llanmorda. See Morda."
For •* Pyk. See Peek " read " Pyk. See Torpeak " and add " Torpeak [co. Devon], 222."
„ " Suleby. See Selby " read " Sulby, Suleby, co. Northn., abbot and convent of, 298,"
and delete the " 298 ** under Selby.
„ " Thealby, Thevelby, 860 " read « Thimbleby, Thevelby (clerical error), 360."
CALENDAR
OF
PATENT ROLLS,
1 EDWARD I.
[Th€ entries in thii roll are ' hy the hand of* Walter dt Merton^
the chancellor,']
Mbmbranb 20.
The fonn of letters of Ihe proclamation of the peace ia in the Close
1272. ^°"»-
Nov. 29. Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey of Wjlton, for
New Temple, Juliana Giffard, one of the nuns, whose election as abbess received the royal
London. assent of Henry III., and was confirmed by R. bbhop elect of Salisbury as
the latter signified to the king.
Mandate to the prioress and convent of Wilton, to whom Henry III.
committed the custody of the abbey dunng voidance, to restore the
temporalities to her.
Nov. 25. Acknowledgment of the receipt from Llewellin son of GrifBth, prince of
New Temple. Wales, of 3,000 marks for the Christmas term 1272.
Tested by W. archbishop of York, and E. earl of Cornwall.
-Nov. 20. Power to the abbots of Dore and Hagheman to receive the fealty of the
New Temple, said prince, as the government of the realm belongs to the king by here*
ditary succession, whereby the king caused his peace to be publicly pro**
claimed, and the prelates, earls, barons, and the rest of the peers {proceres)^
readily and willingly proffered their oath of fealty.
Dee. 4. Grant to William Dachet of the custody, dnring pleasure, of the park of
New Temple. Northampton, so that he answer for the issues at the Exchequer like former
keepers.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Northampton,
Writ of aid to the t«;nant8 of the castle and honor of Tikehull for the
constable thereof.
The like to the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk and all bailiffs, for Hugh
Feche and Hervey de Stanhou, appointed by the late king to the custody of
the town of Norwich, and to arrest all goods of the men thereof in whoso-
ever hands they be, and enjoined by the present king's council to enquire of
all there goods ; and they are to cause a jury to come before the said
commissioners.
Grant to the prior and convent of Faversham, for a fine at the Exche-
quer of 100 marks, of the custody of the abbey during voidanoe by reason
of the cession or decease of Peter their abbot. They are to have all the
issues, as well of the tallages of their men, as of the lands and goods belong*
ing to the abbey, which wonld belong to the king if he held it, and no
bailiff or other person on the king's behalf is to intermeddle in the custody,
but the prior and convent are to have this time free administration of all
fSlSr. Wt. 84827. A ♦-
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1272. Membrane 20 — cont.
the goods of the abbey, saviDg only to the king, knights* fees, advowsons of
churches, wards, reliefs and escheats of fees belonging to the abbey if any
fall in, as also the custody of the abbey hereafter when it falls in.
Writ of aid to the bailiffs and good men of Dunwich for Hugh Peche, to
whom by reason of discords amongst certain persons of the town, and for
the preservation of the peace in those parts, the late king during pleasure
committed the custody of the town in conjunction with the said bailiffs and
good men, saving to the latter their liberties* The said Hugh is to continue
to have the custody as before, and they are to aid him in making attach-
ments and doing other things pertaining to the custody, and in arresting
and chastising by the king's council those not permitting themselves to be
brought to justice.
Dec. 7. Presentation of Iterins Bochard to the church of Multon, in the king's
Westminster, gift by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of Canterbury : directed
to Master Hugh de Mortuo Mari, archdeacon of Canterbury.
The like, directed to R. bishop of Norwich.
Dec. 8. Power to Walter Auberkin, William de Brakele, Adam le Folur and
Westminster. Thomas de Fakenham, who are being sent to St. Omer, to treat touching
arrests of goods of merchants of England mnde lately by men of the count
of Holland by reason of an arrest made upon them in England by the
constable of the castle of Dover.
Dec. 7. Mandate to the archbishops, bishops, abbots, priors, earls, barons, knight.<,
Westminster, feemen and others of the land of Ireland, to take the oath of fealty before
thp bishop of Meath, Maurice eon of Maurice, justiciary of Ireland, and
Master John de Saumford, escheator of Ireland, who have power to receive
the same in the king's name. [In the same terms as in the case above of
the prince of Wales.] [Facfera.]
Power to the same to receive the said fealty.
Mandate to Maurice eon of Maurice, justiciary of Ireland, to cause the
king's peace to be proclaimed in that land. \_Fcedera.'\
Dec. 10. Brothers P. de Redmersham and W. de Clyve, monks of Haversham {sic)^
WeBtminster. bringing news of the death of Peter their abbot, have letters of licence to
elect.
Dec 12. Mandate to Master Richard de Cliff[ord], keeper of the archbishopric of
Westminster. Canterbury, to restore the temporalities of the archbishopric to Robert de
Kilwardeby, ' professor ' of the order of Friai' Preachers, whom the pope has
preferred to be archbishop.
Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants.
Writ de intendendOj to knights, freemen and other tenants, of the coun-
ties of Cambridge and Huntingdon, for Robert del Estre, appointed as
sheriff by the late king, during pleasure, to the custody thereof.
The like to the same of the county of Wilts for Walter de Stirkesle.
The like to the same of the county of York for Roger le Estraunge.
The like to the same of the county of Northumberland for Robert de
Haunton.
Membrane 19.
Dec. 14. The like to the same of the castle and forest of Windsor for Geoffrey de
Westminster. Picheford, appointed to the custody thereof during pleasure.
Dec. 26. Signification to R. arehbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
>^'alIingford. election of Peter de Redmersham^ one of the monks, to be abbot of
Faversham.
M
1 EDWARD I. ^
1272* Membrane 19 — cont^
Simple protection, for one year, for the prior and convent of St. Augus*
tine's, Canterbury,
Dec. 26. Grant to the same of the custody of that abbey during voi dance for a
Wallingford. year from Christmas, according to the form provided between them and the
persons supplying the king's place in England, saving knights' fees, ad vow*
sons of churches, wards, reliefs and escheats, belonging to the king by
reason of the said voidance.
Mandate in pursuance to Master Richard de Cliff[ord], escheator tins
side Trent, to deliver the same with the tallages and aids assessed by him,
and all other receipts.
Nov. 29. Mandate to Peter de Winlonta to deliver by indenture to John de
Kew Temple. London, king's clerk, the jewels of the late king, as well those belonging
to the chapel as to the wardrobe.
1273.
Jan. 11. Signification to the archbishop of Cashel of the royal assent to the elec-
Vew Temple, tion of Master Gerard, archdeacon of Limerick, to be bishop.
Jan. 17. The like to the pope for Nicholas de Spina, one of the monks, to be abbot
Westminster, of St. Augustine's, Canterbury.
Mandate to Master John de Saumford, escheator of Ireland, to deliver to
Gerard le Maresi*.all, king's clerk, archdeacon of Limerick, the cnsto<ly of
the bishopric of Limerick and the temporalities thereof granted to him for
a year from Wednesday after Hilary, 1 Edward I. in accordance with a
form made between him and the persons supplying the king's place in
England, saving knights' fees, advowsons of churches, wards, reliefs and
escheats, and the issues of the bishopric between the death of the last bishop
and said date.
•
Jan. 18. Acquittance to the prior and convent of St. Augustine's^ Canterbury, for
Westminster, the receipt of what was due from them, according to the above-mentioned
form, for the custody of that abbey for a year from Christmas, to which
they were appointed by the persons supplying the place of the king in
England.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Geoffrey de Picheford, to the custody
of the castle, town and forest of Windsor, and the manors of Braye and
Kenynton, with the seven hundreds and other appurtenances, rendering
yearly at the Exchequer as much as Nicholas de Yattingedene, deceased,
the late keeper, rendered.
Jan. 20. Mandate to the prior and convent of Faversham to restore the tempo-
Westminster, ralities of their abbey to Peter de Bedmersham, one of the monks, elected
abbot.
Presentation of Nicholas de Enovill to the church of Widmerpole^ in the
diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of Henry de
Heriz, tenant in chiefs being in his hands.
Power to Thomas de Cheddeworthe, king's clerk, to whom the custody
of the archbishopric of Dublin is committed, to let the lands thereof to farm
or to * champart.'
Writ de intendendo to the tenants*
Commission to Richard de Ezonia, justice of the Bench of Dublin, to
enquire touching depredations, burnings and homicides in the land of Ire-
land, since Bobeit de Ufford, sometime justiciary, retired.
Jan. 20. Protection with clause volumuSf until Michaelmas, for the abbot of
Westminster. Westminster, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
The like for John de Everesle, yeoman of Boger de Mortuo Mari*
A 2
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
• • j> ' '
1273. Membrane 19 — coni.
Acqaittance to the men of Yarmoath for 100/. whereiD thej fined for
their contingent of the twentieth, which thej have paid, as the king is in-
formed bj Elias de Hertford and William de Middelton, collectors thereof.
Protection with cUnM volumui^ nntil Easter, for Items Bochard, going
beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Appointment of Iterius Bochard, clerk, and Lncasins de Lnca, to make
payments to the king's creditors in the present fair of Latynath, such as
shall appear to be due from the king either by letters sealed with the seal
which he used in the Holy Land, or by particulars to be sent to them by the
treasurer of the hospital of St. John, Paris.
Mandate in pursuance that if the money they shall receive do not suffice,
they sliall respite the residue until the fair of Jrrovins in May (in Madio)»
Jan. 26. Appointment of Iterius Bochard and Lucasius de Luca to receive at Paris
Westminster, and the present fair of Latiniath, all the money due to the king from divers
persons, and to apply for and receive from the seneschal of Gbscony or his
messengers any sum of money to be sent to the king to that fair.
Mandate in pursuance to merchants and others and the seneschal of
Gascony or his messengers, going to that fair.
Grant to Edmnnd de Alemannia, earl of Cornwall, king's kinsman, tliat he
satisfy himself for 2,000 marks borrowed by Henry UI. from R. king of
Almain, his father, as executor of the latter, out of the first issues of the
king's Jewry, as well out of tallages of Jews as out of arrears formerly
assessed upon them, and all profits arising from the Jewry, except chattels
of deceased persons, so that he receive payment in accordance with letters
of the said Henry III., on condition that tlie receipts of the said king of
Almain from the said issues be allowed in the account.
Protection [with clause volumwi] until Midsummer, for William son of
Warin de Monte Canisio, going beyond seas.
Presentation of Master Simon de Hereford to the church of Rosselawe,
in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the archbi8ho|iric of Dublin :
directed to the archdeacon of Dublin.
Mbubranb 18.
Jan. 24, Appointment, until the king's arrival in Engknd, of Reginald de Akele
Westminster, to the custody of the abbey of St. Peter, Gloucester, decayed.
Mandate in pursuance to the said Reginald to tiike the abbey under the
king^s protection.
Jan. 27. Appointment of Master Richard de Clifford, escheator this side Trent, to
Westminster, assess the tallage in the town of Bristol by poll or in common, as has been
accustomed in other tallages of the town.
The hke of John de London and Adam de Winton, with respect to the
new aid in the realm, let to farm for a fixed time to divers merchants saving
forfeitures arising by reason of the said aid being carried out of the realm
or not being paid, to enquire by jury of the county of Southampton touch*
ing such forfeitures, whereof the said merchants have not yet answered.
Jan. 2& The like of Thomas de Clare, to enquire touching discords in the town
Westminster, of Dunwich, co. Suffolk, as to part of the farm thereof, being by many sub-
tracted in times past from the icing's father, touching the persons in whose
iianda that which is subtracted remains, and who prevtnt the farm from
1 KDWARD I.
1273. Membrane IS— eani.
being follj pftidy and to take order for the safe custody of the town and the
king's peace therein.
Mandate to WiUiam de WejUnnd to go there, and with the said Thomas
make ihe said inquisitions.
Mandate to Thomas to admit William.
The like of the same to enquire touching malefactors, homicides, etc. in
the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, since the proclamation of the king's
peace.
Mandate to the sheriff to attach those so found guilty.
Feh. 1. Presentation of Master Thomas de Seggesfeud to the church of Hengste-
Westmioiter. worth, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of Master William
de Fameham, late rector, and in the king's gift by reason of the lands and
hmr of N. ile Oantilupo being in his hands.
The like of Items Bochard to the church of Brightling, in the diocese of
Chichester, directed to the keeper of the spirituality.
The like of Richard Wyger of Hereford to the church of Keleseye St.
Nicholas, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of Elias de
Hertford.
Mandate to the sheriff of Kent (to meet the king's expenses in the Holy
Land and on other business), to cause all debts of the time of the king's father
which should come to him in the summons of the Exchequer, and are still
in arrears, to be levied accorrling to estreats and summonses received by him
under the seal of the Exchequer, so that he hare them and all other issues
€i his bailiwick at the Exchequer on the morrow of the close of Easter, and
make his proffer thereof in his own person.
The like to all sheriffs in Engknd.
Mandate to them to pay money to no one by reason of any mandate of
the king's father.
Feb. 3. Prohibition directed to earls, barons, and others nbout to meet for a
Westminster, tourney, on Monday the Octave of the Purification, at Nottingham, on pain
of the loss of all that they hold in the realm, not to tourney there or else
where, make jousts, seek adventures, or in any other way go in arms.
Mandate to the abbot of Biifford and the prior of Lenton, to go there and
show them these letters and make proclamation thereof.
Appointment of the abbot of Chester, the prior of St. Thomas without
Starord, Thomas de Boulton, and Adam de Chetewinde to go to Chester
this instaut Mid-Lent, and audit the account which James de Alditbele, son
and heir of James de Alditbele, is prepared to render for the time that his
Either was justice of Chester and elsewhere bailiff in those parts ; and to
certify the account by the quinzaine of Easter.
Feb. 7* Protection with clause volumw^ for one year, for Master Thomas Passe*
Westminster, lewe, archdeacon of Richmond, going beyon«l seas.
Feb. 8. Signification to the envoys of Florence, count of Holland, coming to
Westminster. St. Omer this quinzaine of the Purification, that the king — having in-
spected the count's letters containing that he is sending envoys on that day
to treat touching seizures and arrests between the king's men and the count's
men, and requesting the king to send his envoys likewise— has done so, as
is contained in letters patent directed to them.
Feb. 6. Appointment of Elias de Hertford and William de Middelton to make
Westminster, further inquisition, by jury to be provided by the sheriffs of London, into the
following matter : — In the late troubles of the realm, when those of the city
of London were at enmity with the kii^s futher, the latter gave the king
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6 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1273. Membrane IS^-coni.
all their goods then at Lenn ; bat they were said to be carried away bj
certain of that town and elsewhere, whereupon the king's father appointed the
above persons to make inquisition thereof, and to take them to the king's
use from those detaining them, but such inquisition was not fnllj made.
The like directed to the said William alone.
Feb. 16. Protection with clause volumus^ until Whitsunday, for Thomas de
Westmiugter. Weseham.
Mandate to Roger de Mortuo Mari to eo to Ohester, and by jury of those
parts enquire touching a complaint by the whole commonalty of Gestre-
shire that, whereas both the king and the persons supplying his place in
the realm have frequently commanded Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester,
to desist from divers oppressions and grievances contrary to their liberties
and free customs, and to let them be in peace, the said Reginald is doing
worse, in imprisoning them and taking their cattle and other goods, as the
king is informed by their messengers sent with their letters patent.
Mandate by writ close to the said Roger, to take with him Thomas de
Boulton, sometime justice of Chester, who knows the customs of those
paits, and if he can bring things to a quiet issue, to certify the king's
lieutenants accordingly.
The like to Reginald by writ close to desist so that no further complaint
reach the king.
Feb. 20. Mandate to Master Richard de Clyfford, escheator this side Trent, to
Westminster, take into the king's hands the lands late of Robert Walraund, tenant in
chief, deceased, and cause them to be cultivated, sown, and approved.
[Feb. 20.] Mandate to Thomas le Esperun to go to the chests of debts of the
Westminster, chirographers of Winchester, Oxford, Marleberge, and Wilton, and by view
of the chirographers thereof^ both Christians and Jews, to cause the said
debts to be scrutinised and enrolled.
The like to Hamo Hauteyn, touching debts in the chest of the chiro-
gi'aphers of Northampton, Nottingham, York, Lincoln, and Stamford.
The like to Adam de Winton in those of the Jenvs of Bristol, Exeter,
Gloucester, Worcester, Hereford, and Warwick.
The like to Robert de Ludham in those of the Jews of Bedford, Cam-
bridge, Colchester, and Subiry.
March 9, Presentation of William de Schirefeud to the church of Hopebulers in
New Temple, the king's gift, by reasop of the lands late of Williain de Cfmtilupo being
London. Jq the kin|^s hands.
March 13. The like of Iterius Bochard, to the prebend which William le Chaumber-
Kew Temple, leng, deceased, held in the church of St. Mary, i^astings, directed to the
London. keeper of the spirituality of Chichester.
% Simple protectiop, until Michaelinas, for William de Ardeme, going to
Ponthieu.
' Commission to Pulk Peyforer and Simon de Craye, to enquire (by jury
' of Kent), to whom belongs the custodv of felons fleeing to churches of the
city of Canterbury, and whether the citizens or their ancestors used to be
amerced for escapes, or others ; it having been shown on behalf of the
citizens that although neither they nor their ancestors, in times of voidance
of the archbishopric, or at other times used to be amerced before the
iustices in eyre in those parts for such escapes. Master Roger de Seyton and
his fellows, ju^t;ices last in eyre in the county of ^entj grievouply amerced
them on that charge.
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1273.
March 20.
New Temple,
London.
March 24.
New Temple,
London.
April 5.
St. Paul's,
London.
April 12.
»t. Paarn,
London*
April 15.
St. Paul*!,
London.
Membrane 17.
AppointmeDt of William de Hevre to the custody of the countj of Kent,
the castle of Oanterhury, and the manor and hundred of Middelton, during
pleasure, so that he render at the Exchequer as much as Stephen de Pene-
cestre used to render to the Exchequer of Henrj III.
Mandate to Henry Malemeyns to deliver the county with the rolls and
writs, the castle with the armour and victuals, and the hundred with its
appurtenances.
Memcrandum^ that at this date the said Stephen, in presence of the
chancellor, acknowledged that at the time he first had the ahove castle,
manor and hundred hy appointment of Henry III., he rendered 500 marks
a year, and afterwards 100 marks increment, that is, 600 marks for the rest
of the time he had it.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for the prior of Bermundeseye, gbing
heyond seas.
William de Wilburgham, canon of St. Mary's, Bykenacre, bringing news
of the death of Balph de Dunham, his prior, has letters of licence to
elect.
Signification, to H. bishop of London, of the royal assent to the election
of the said William to be prior.
Grant to the prior and convent of Middelton, for a fine of 50 mark^, of
the custody of their abbey during voidance by the cession or death of
William their abbot, with all issues and profits thereof, as well in tallages
of their men as in lands and other goods belonging thereto, saving to the
king knights' fees, advowsons of churches, and wards and escheats of
knights' fees if any fall in, and the custody during voidances hereafter.
Mandate to William son of Warin, steward of the county of Ulster,
that whereas James de Aldethele, deceased, late justiciary of Ireland, and
William de Bakepuz, then escheator of Ireland, immediately after the
death of Walter de Burgo, sometime earl of Ulster, improperly assigned in
dower to Avelina, late the wife of the earl, five of the earl's castles in the
nuireh of the county of Ulster, which are of defence {que de yuerra
existunt\ and almost all the homages of the Irish of that county, which are
likewise of defence, retaining to the king's use the castle of Gracfergus
only ; and that afterwards, considering that more than reasonable dower
had been assigned, the said steward revoked some of the earl's lands, where*
nJMn Avelina complained to the king's lieutenants in England that the
steward had arbitrarily ejected her, and the king, not being informed of tbe
above fact, commanded the steward to do her justice — inasmuch as this kind of
assignment of dower is not reasonable, especially as castles of defence or
even homages or services of any persons of defence ought not and are not wont
to be assigned in dower to women of this kind — the king, willing that the county
of Ulster and tbe other lands late of the earl be distinctly extended by
knights or other lawful men of those parts so that Avelina have her reason-
able dower accordingly, saving to the king the said castles, homages and
pleas of assizes and counties within the said county of Ulster, commands
the said steward, in the presence of the person, whom Maurice son of
^laurice, justiciary of Ireland, and the escheator of Ireland (to whom the
king is writing in this behalf), shall send, and of two bishops or abbots of
those parts selected for that purpose, to correct the premises and do what of
right should be done both for the king and the snid Avelina.
Grant to Christiana de Mariscis that Kusticella [or Busticellus] Theodaldi
be empowered by her to appoint, before the chancellor of Ireland, attorneys
for her in Ireland for two jenrs.
Mandate to the said chancellor to receive the attorneys so appointed.
8 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1273* Membrane 17 — eoni.
Mandate to William son of Waring steward of Ulster, in pursuance of
inquisitions lately made by him toaching the behaviour and acts of Henry
de Maundevill for the time that he was steward of Ulster and bailiflf of Tus-
card, whereby it appears that the said Henry committed trespasses and
inflicted losses npon the king and the whole commonalty of Ulster daring
that time, to do justice to all persons making complaint before him in the
king's court of such trespasses and losses, and to take fines upon the said
Henry, for such as he is convicted of, according to law and the custom of
those parts.
William de Dorkecestre and William de Sidling, monks of Middelton,
bringing news of the death of William their abboCy have letters of licence to
elect.
April 25. Mandate to Walter de Eancia, steward of the king and of Eleanor his
Westiuinster. consort, of Totton, to deliver to George de Cantiiupo, son and heir of
William de Cantiiupo, tenant in chief of Henry IIL, the castle and town of
Totteh and other lands of the said William (in the king's custody, during
the minority of the heirs, by grant of Henry III.)» the king reputing the
said George to be of full age.
The like to the sheriff of Worcester as to the lands in his bailiwick.
The like to the sheriff of Buckingham.
The like to the sheriff of Bedford.
April 26. Whereas, in a cause before W. archbishop of York and his commissaries
£ Westminster.] between Masters Bichard de Clifford and Thomas de Birlaund touching
the church of Steingreve, whereof an assise of last presentation was arraigned
in the time of Henry Ilf., before Bichard de Middelton, justice appointed
thereto, between Peter de Steingreve and Boger le Bigod, a declaration of
articles touching the record and process of that assize is required, the
king signifies to the archbishop that Peter recovered his presentation
thereto, as appears by letters patent of Henry III.
April 28. Prohibition of a tournament to be held at Blyth this instant Thursdaj
Wostmiiuter. after the frast of SS. Simon and Jude.
Mandate in pursuance to the prior of Blyth. IFcsderaJ]
April 29. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Sancto Omeroby jury of
Westminsti-r. the counties of Northampton and Lincoln, touching a robbery of a great
sum of money from some merchants between Walmesford («tc) by John de
Stok juxta Hundeli in Stanford gaol for the same.
Mbmbrasb 16«
Appointment of Bartholomew de Suthleye to enquire by jury of the
county of Hereford touching the following matter : — Bobwt Waleraund,
lately deceased, tenant in chief, long since enfeoffed Alan de Plogenet, his
nephew, of the castle and manor of Kilpek, in tail, and the latter had seisin
and occupied it for half a year. Afterwards the latter enfeoffed the former
thereof in tail, with reversion to himself. The escheator this side Trent,
by reason of the death of Bobert, took it into the king's hand and detains
it. He is to enquirH whether Alan, as he avers, held it for half a year.
The like, in favour of the said Alan, touching the manors of Langeford,
Wadden, and Harham, to. Wilts, and the manor of Wateleye, co. Somer-
set,
1 EDWARD 1. 9
1273. Membrane 16 — ami.
May 1. Signification to B. bishop of Norwich of the ratification of the presenta-
Westminster. tion of John de Sancto Dionysio to the church of Bodham made by
Henry III. the matter having been suBpended by the death of the
latter.
May I . Mandate to Nicholas son of Martin to let C^rge de Cantilupo, son and heir
Westmisiter. of William de Cantiiupo, tenant in chief, have seisin of the castle of Kil-
garan and the manor of St. Clare, which were taken into the hands of
Henry III. on the death of the father, and committed to the said Nicholas
by the king; it having been shown that Geoige is of age, and the king
has taken his fealty. When the king returns to England, Greorge is to
come to him and do his homage.
The king also has taken his fealty for the lands which his father held in
chief in Ireland, and has commanded the justiciary or the person supplying
his place to give him s^in.
Commission to William de Middelton to enquire touching the persons who
in the time of Henry III. entered the house of William Gilding in Len and
carried away and still detun three sacks of wool arrested upon persons of
Flanders, which Henry III. handed over to the said William and Simon de
Stavre to sell to his use.
May 5. Presentation of Thomas de Morton to the church of Thadingeston in the
Westminsier. diocese of Norwich.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas, for Peter, abbot of
Paversham, going beyond seas.
The like for W. bishop of Exeter, going, at the instance of the king's
lieutenants in England, to meet the king on the king's afiairs.
May 6. Mandate to Boger Lestrange to deliver the custody of Certele osstle
Westminster, to Master Bichard de Clifford, king's derk, escheator this side Trent, to
whom it is conmiitted, so that no contention may arise among the
magnates, until further order is made by the king or his lieutenants.
■ ■ Protection with clause volumtu^ for one year, for Henry de Elegeye,
archdeacon of Winchester, going beyond seas.
The like, until Michaelmas, for the following : —
Master Iterius Buchardi, parson of the church of Hastings.
The bishop of Worcester.
William de Herlawe.
May 19. Signification to B. bishop elect of Salisbury, of the royal assent to the
Westminster, election of Bobert, prior of Middelton, to be abbot of that house.
Jan. 25. Mandate to Matthew de Columbariis, executor of the will of Balph de
Westminrter. Gorges, and his co-executors to deliver Warin, son and heir of Thomas
Maudut, tenant in chief of Henry III. to Edmund earl of Cornwall, son
and heir of Bichard, sometime king of Almaiu (to whom Henry III. com-
mitted the custody of the lands of the said Thomas during the minority of
the heirs, with the marriage), the lattw having committed the said Warin
for a term to the said Balph.
' Presentation of William de Dover, chaplain, to the church of Boxle in
— — the diocese of Chichehter, a prebend of the king's free chapel of Hastings.
■ Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for William de Leyburn, going
bey<»d seas.
May 19. Appointment of John de Oketon— on complaint by William de Laceles,
that being bound to Hagin son of the Master {Hagino fiUo Maffiiiri^s.
fiagin Ben Babbi), king's Jew of London, in 200/., and to Aaron, sometime
10 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1273- Membrane 16 — eont
Jew of York in 120 marks (which latter debt Aaron granted to Eleanor,
the king's mother, whereby she had seisin of certain of his lands iu
Otringharo), a covenant was afterwards made between him and Richard de
Otringeham (who satisfied the king's said mother for the debt of 120 marks
on condition that he might have seisin of the said lands, and also bought
the other debt from Hagin), to wit, that the latter should receive from him
to the value of \2d. a year by lawful extent from the said lands until the
satisfaction of the said debts ; but the said Richard procured an unlawful
extent to be made, whereby he refused to be a party to it and applied
to the court of Henry III. for a better extent to be made ; and although
he obtained from Henry TIL letters for a more faithful extent, such extent
is, by procurement of his adversaries, still unmade, to the danger of his
disherison — ^to rectify the said extent if it is unlawfully made, to make an
extent in the presence of John de Otringeham, brother and heir of the said
Richard, who now holds the said lands, if he desire to be a party to it, to
have it before the king or his lieutenants a fortnight after Midsummer, and
to summon the said John to be then present to receive justice.
May 20. Presentation of William de Grafton to the church of Teydene in the
Westminster, diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the lands and heir of
Robert de Sutton being in his hands.
Licence, in consideration of a fine of 100 marks, for John de YyvoUy son
and heir of Hugh de Vivon, tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever he will
of the king's allegiance.
Simple protection, until a fortnight afler Michaelmas, for John de
Huntyngfeld, going beyond seas.
June 6. Mandate to all persons of the counties of Surrey and Sussex to assist the
Westminster, sheriff in the preservation of the peace.
The like to the sheriff to preserve the peace in those counties.
Membrane 16.
June 10. Prohibition of a tournament to be held this instant Monday at Kingeston.
Westminster. [Fcsdera,']
Mandate to the abbot or prior of Gerteseye to go there personally or send
the sub-prior and cellarer or two discreet monks to forbid it.
.. Writ of aid directed to the sheriffs, in whose bailiwicks the castle-guards
of Dover Castle are due, for John de Beywik, serjeant of Stephen de
Penecestre, constable of Dover Castle, appointed to make distraint upon
thpse from whom they are due, as also for the arrears thereof.
June 15. Mandate to the prior and convent of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, to
Westminster, restore the temporalities of their abbey to Nicholas, their prior, whose
election as abbot has been confirmed by the pope.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Request to the tenants to grant an aid for the relief of the abbey, which
is in debt.
Like letters for the abbot and convent of Middelton.
Protection with clause volumus^ until a year after Michaelmas^ for
William de Weyland, staying continually in the parts of England on the
king's affairs*
June 17. Mandate to the prior and convent of Middelton to restore the tem-
Wcstsniuster. poralities of their abbey to Walter de Corffe, their prior, whose election as
abbot has been confirmed by R. bishop of Salisbury.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
1 BDWABD I. 11
1273, Membrane 15— uow^.
Mandate to all bailiffs in the diocese of Lincoln to assist Master Henry de
Braje, king's clerk, appointed to levy the arrears of the papal triennial
tenth granted to Henry III., for which William, late dean of Lincoln, com-
pounded with Henry III. for that diocese, and the charge whereof was
distributed amongst the benefices according to their valuations. The
collection is to be made according to extracts of the dean's rolls, which the
said clerk has.
■ Safe-condnct and protection, nntil Michaelmas, for Master John de
Sutwode, clerk of Master Baymond de Nogeriis, going to Wales on the
affairs of Baymond.
June 26. Protection with clause volumui^ until the Assumption, for Edmund de
Westminster. Alemannia, earl of Cornwall, going to France to meet the king.
Grant to Thomas de Boulton, to whom the king lately committed the
county of Lincoln, which Henry III., had committed for a term to the king
that he render at the Exchequer, for the time he has held it and hereafter
the same as James de Paunton, sometime sheriff.
Mandate to all bailiffs to acquit the prior of Hatfeud Peverel and his
yilleins of their share of the twentieth, as the prior has paid a fine of two
marks for the share falling upon him and his villeins.
July 4. Presentation of Master Nigel de Miridene to the church of Northstoke,
Westmiiister. in the diocese of Chichester.
Simple protection, until the king's arrival in England, for Hugh de
Plessetis, going to France to meet him.
land and heir of John son of Alan de Arundele.
■ Simple protection, until Easter, for the master and brethren of St. Thomas
■ the Martyr of Aeon in Ireland.
July 14. Protection with clause volutm^Sf until All Saints, for the following, going
Westminster, bej'ond seas to meet the king :-—
John son of John.
John de Nevill.
John le Bretun.
Gilbert de Enovill.
Adam de Nortoft.
William Pycot.
John de Kancia.
Thomas de Lincoln.
1 homas de Stapelton.
William de Glaumorgan.
Edmund de Hemme$p*ave.
Master Godfrey de Kidlynton.
Licence for the dean and chapter of Kilfenora to elect a bishop, on
David, their clerk, bringing news of the death of Maurice their bishop.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the counties of Nottingham
and Derby and of the castle of Nottingham, for W. archbishop of York, who
was appointed as sheriff and constable by Henry III. during pleasure, and
BO that he should answer for the issues at the Exchequer ; the king willing
that he keep the custody thereof during pleasure.
July 15. Pardon to Hugh de Sancto Cmoe, who married Isabella, sister and one
Woftminiter. of the heirs of Simon de. Albiniaco, deceased, tenant in chief, and to Hugh
12 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 273. Membrane 15— -eMtl.
de Lacj, who married Joan^ another sister and heir, of their trespasses In
marrying without licence, in consideration of a fine of 100 marks paid to
Bartholomew de Castello, keeper of the Exchange, London, and on con*
dition that the marriage of the third sister and heir and her portion of the
inheritance remain to the king.
Protection with clause volumw^ until the Purification, for William de
Appeltrefeld, his men, lands, and goods in Ireland.
Aug. 2. Safe-conduct, until Easter, for Thomas de Mimmes, going to the parts of
{Westminster.] Lincoln, York, Durham and Carlisle and thence to Scotland, Wales and
Ireland on the king's affairs.
Aug. 6. Simple protection, until Easter, for Thomas de Stagno.
St. Martin's-le*
Qrand, London.
The like, until All Saints, for Adam de Wiham, abbot of St. Osyth's.
Aug. 10. The like, until All Saints, for William de Sancto Gorono*
St. Martin's-le-
Grand, London.
Aug. 12. Association of John de Sancto Dionisio, king^s clerk, with the collectors
St. Martin's-le- of the tenth in the dioceses of Canterbury, Rochester, Chichester, Win-
Grand, London.Qi^^y|;er, Salisbury, Exeter, Bath and Hereford, and he is to view what has
been collected already.
Safe-conduct, until Tuesday a week after the Assumption, and until the
following Sunday, for David de Ofiyuton, coming to the king's court in
London.
■ Simple protection, for one year, for Roger de Mortuo Marl, .attending
— — to the King's afi^rs in the realm.
AiifiT. 14. The like, until Easter, for the prior and convent of Durham.
St. Martiji's-le-
Grand« London.
Aug. 21 • Mandate to the barons and bailiffs of the port of Dover to do what
St. MartinV-le- is enjoined them by Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover, who has
Grand, London, instructions concerning the king's affairs touching the matter of the
countess of Flanders.
The like to the barons and bailiffs of the port of Winchelese, La Bye,
Bomenal, Hithe, Hastings, Sandwich.
■ Writ de intendendo directed to the bailiffs and good men of Cambridge,
for Eleanor, the king's mother, to whom their farm is committed until
further order.
The like to the bailiffs and good men of Bath with the barton.
The like to the bailiffs and good men of Worcester.
Aug. 23. Mandate to Alan de Plogeuet to deliver to her the manor of Gillingham,
St. Mart]n*8-le- in his custody, with the hundred and forest and other its appurtenances.
Grand, London.
— Mandate to GiM>ffrey de Genevill, justiciary of Ireland. The king re*
members that he granted to Thomas de Clare whatever belonged to him of
the custody of the lands of the barony of Offaly, late of Maurice son of
Gerald, deceased. It appears^ however, as well by record of Robert de
Ufford, sometime supplying the king's place in Ireland, as by the assertion
of others, that Maurice held that barony of Roger de Mortuo Mari and
Matilda his wife, William de^Cantilupo and Eva his wife, Humphrey de
BohuQ and Eleanor his wife, daughters of Eva de Breus, fifth heir of
Walter and Anselm, the Marshals, by the service of twelve knight*- fees,
1 EDWARD I. la
1273. Membrane 15 — cont.
for the share falling to the said sisters out of the said inheritance ; that hj
a partition made amongst them^ there came to every of them the service of
four fees of the said baronj, thus held of them in common ; that the castle
of Legh is the chief and principal castle of the barony ; that Matilda is the
fir8t-bK>m and eldest siMter, whereby that castle with the third part of the
whole custody should fnll to her share. It was not the king's intention
by his above grant to Thomas that any prejudice should arise to Boger
and Matilda, wherefore he commanded James de Aldlthele and Maurice
son of Maurice, sometime justiciaries of Ireland, to restore to the latter the
said castle with the third part of the lands and tenemental and fees of the
whole custody of Offaly, in whosesoever hands they might be (saving to the
wife of the said Maurice her dower therein), together with all issues from
the time when the sud custody was first in the king's hands ; but the king
is astonished to hear that the said James and Maurice did nothing in the
matter, and commands the justiciary to take with him, if necessary, a
sufficient posse and restore the said castle and execute his former mandate*
Membrane 14,
Jan. 17. ^ Licence, until Easter, for James de Vetula, Atynus Previdal, Bonachamus
Westminster, de Philippo, and Fetrinns Decanus, merchants of Piacenza, to take 180
sacks of their own wool, which they have in the kingdom, which they
bought for their own use of others than Flemings or Hainaulters, and
which they can reasonably show to be their own, to any parts beyond seas,
except such as are within the power of the countess of Flauders, the said
merchants having made oath before the king*s lieutenants in England that
they will not take out of the kingdom wools or other goods into Flanders
or elsewhither within the power of the countess of Flanders during the
contention between the king and the said countess which recently arose
between Henry III. and herself, and that they will not sell such wool or other
goods to Flemirgs or others of the power of the said countess, nor make
exchange with them thereof, nor deal by art or craft so that the said wools
or other goods may come into the hands of the subjects of the said countess,
nor receive any money from the Flemings for trading with wools or other
merchandise to the behoof of the said Flemings, nor avouch their goods
nor those of any otlier subjects of the said countess, the king with
his council having ordained that if they attempt anything against their
said oath, he will take into his hands, as forfeited, their wools or other
goods found in the kingdom.
The like for the following to export the following number of sacks i-r^.
Njohn Donedeu, merchant of Cah6rs, 30.
^Robert de Arraz, citizen and merchant of Loudon, 20.
^^riiomas de Micheldevre, merchant of Winchester, 20.
^lias Westman, merchant of Winchester, 20#
iQ'icholas de Merewell, merchant of Winchester, 20.
^Copinus de Troye, merchant of London, 20.
^Bernard de Hampton and John le Long of Ejierdif, merchants of
Southampton, 200, by 10 pairs of letters.
^3V'illiam Bonenfaunt, merchant of St. Quentin, 20.
\John de Neubiry, citizen and merchant of Winchester, 20.
'^William Fressevede, merchant of London, 40.
^Bertram Malewyn, merchant of Gascony, 20.
^'filliam Bonenfaunt, merchant of St. Omer, 20.
^ohn de Bek, merchant of Gascony, 20.
NUunbert Reyner and Bartholomew Jacobi, merchants of Florence.
\
14
CALENDAll OF PATENT ROLLS.
1273.
Feb. 5.
Wehtminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
March 6.
Westminster.
March 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 14 — coui,
\ John Lilyun, of Mailing, merchant of Brabant, 2(V
^ Lambert de Malinges, merchant of Brabant, 40 hj 2 pairs, and after-
wards he had 2 pairs for 40 sacks.
NThoiiias de Baslnges, citizen of London, 20*
^Nicholas Teste and Peter de Wirhale, merchants of Lucca, for-
20 sacks bj one writ, and 20 sacks hj another, and 20 sacks by a
third writ.
"Tristram de Maling, merchant of Brabant, 20:*
\rohn de Barbling, merchant of Mailing, 20r
NBoger de Dunstaple, merchant of Winchester, 40, and he has 2 pairs.
^Wfdter le Moliner, merchant of Brabant, 20.
^Alexander le Bicbe and Qerirase Fjnean, 20r-
NYalter de la Bruere, merchant of Maling, 20.
Njottns Bonpare^ merchant of Florence, 40, and he has 2 pairs of>,
letters.
NEtoger Dalemn, merchant of Winchester, 20.
^*William Garsi, merchant of Spain, 20.
\Gkrard de Aylewite of Malines, m?rchant of Brabant, 20.
\Tohn Fox of Maling, merchant of Brabant, 20.
^ohn le Fers of Maling, merchant of Brabant, 20.
^Kobert Bussel, merchant of Dunstaple, 20.
NJohn de Maling, merchant of Brabant, 20.
Nlobn de la Bro, merchant of Cahors, 20.-
NJohn de Kn3rtecote, merchant of Leicester, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
'^ugelin de Paiescole, merchant of Florence, 40 by 2 pairs of letters. —
^^Ttona^us Pape, merchant of Florence, 20.
N]\f unterus Benvenu, merchant of Florence, 20.
N£iil«lwiri G.aunt, merchant of London, 20.
N^peter de Gre, merchant of Bayonne, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
\The same, 20.
^H^odfrey le Parcheminer, merchant of Louvain, 20.
^John Waydekyn of Malynn, merchant of Brabant, 20.
N Godfrey le Leu, merchant of Malyns, 20.
^ohn l3 Parcheminer, merchant of Louvain, 20.
iValter Pykar, merchant, has one letter for 20.
Vjohn Gilberd, merchant of Bristol, 60 by 3 pairs of letters.
\ Godfrey de Loveyne, merchant of Brabuit, 12.
V^John de Malyns, merchant of Brabant, 16.
^ David Tnd of Watford, 20.
^^iles de Aeria, merchant of Caumbreye, 20.
NWilliam de Bromholm, merchant, 20.
^ Clarus Feligny, merchant of Florence, 20.
NVilliam Cause, merchant of Lincoln, 20.
v.Fretheric Sattelmole, merchant of Almain, 20 by one writ, 20 bj
another writ patent, and afterwards 20 by a third writ.
Njlichard le Jeyene of Bristol, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
> William Pokes and Martin his fellow, merchants and citisens of
London, 40 by 2 pairs of letters,
^^'^exander de Watelegh, merchant and citizen of London, 40 by 2 pairs
of letters.
-^^Bichard de Arraz, merchant of London, 22.
"'^ John de Brilond, merchant, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
WUliam de la Ryvali, merchant of Condom, 20.
"^Fretheric de Sutelmole, merchant of Almain, 20.
1 EDWARD I,
15
1273.
March 10.
New Temple,
London.
March 17.
New Temple,
London.
April 4.
St. Paul's,
London.
May 5.
Westminster.
N
Membrane 14 — coni,
NBobert de Basinges, citizen and merchant of London, 20.
NcWilliam de Leyston, merchant of Leicester, 20.
J^icholas de Lodelawe, merchant, 16.
^Bartholomew Jacobyn, merchant of Florence, 20.
^^regory de Rokesle, citizen of London, 30 by 2 pairs of Ictters.^^-
•vaiAlmaric de Brussele, merchant of Brabant, 10 and 3 trusses of pdls.
NHenry de Brilond and Godescalc de boltwethel, merchants of Almaiii,
20.
V Roger de Dnnstaple, citizen of Winchester, 20 by one letter, and 1 1 by
another letter,
^h. de Karl[iolo] and Richard de la Haye, of Newcastle, merchaiits,
23 by one letter, and 23 by another letter.
After Easter, 30 April, in the same year : —
Philip de Maldon, 60 by 3 pairs of letters patent.
\ Geoffrey de la Prise, merchant of Southampton, 40 by 2 pairs of letttTs
patent.
^John Quick, merchant of Winchester, 20.
vf ohn le Farmenter of BauHak, 20.
^Heury Scot, merchant of Newcastle, 20.
\Th. de Basing, citizen of London, 24.
N>Villiam de Merewell, merchant of Winchester, 20.
Tienry de Hospring, merchant of Winchester, 20.
Nienry Scot, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, 20.
*^ Roger le Rus, merchant of Kewcostle-on-T;ne, 21.
^lenry Scot, merchant of Newcastle-on-Tyne, 20.
^M.lichard de Aubevill, merchant of Newcastle-ou-Tyne, 20. •
V.Aruold ^Scotolmund and Fretheric his brother, n^.erehunts of Lubok,
80, by 4 pairs of letters patent.
\John Durant and William le Peschur, merchants of Dunstaple, 40 by
2 pairs of letters.
^am08 Digny, merchant of Amiens, 20.
^^oger Scot, citizen of London, 20.
^Roger de Dunstaple, merchant, 20.
'■•Nicholas de la Pole, merchant, 48 by 2 pairs of letters.
NMunter Benvenn, merchant of Florence, 20.
\Alezander le Ricbe of Andevre, 44 by 2 pairs of letters.
*^obn de Arraz, merchant of Arras, 20.
Nfienry Chadde, merchant of Dunstaple, 20.
^Tohn Cokerel, merchant of Amiens, 20.
\William le Escot, merchant of Pontefract, 20.
^William de Ambianis, merchant, 20.
'Nicholas de la Pole, merchant, 20.
Nftoger de Donestapell, merchani of Winchester, 20.
^John Werdekin, burgess of Len..
\Alexander de Crawethurp, merchant, 20.
^Reyner de Braban, 20.
'^William da Maliues, merchant, 20.
"Arnold Tolyn, merchant, 20.
NTristram de Brwban, 20.
^John de Walogho, 20.
John Fox, merchant, 20.
>James de Sancto Susshino, merchant of A»u lens (de Abianis).
>:William de Brnban, 20.
^4Ieynemonn de Disshewik, 20.
NWalter le Mulcr, 20.
IG
CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1273. Membrane 14--co«/.
^Adam le Tollere, 20.
^N^iles de Sancto Audegundo, 4^
^Simon Wacelyn, 40.
Ajohn de Neubirj, merchant of Winchester, 20.
^Alexander HalejnSy
^William Lowis^
^Bernard de Murare,
^^lexander de HaljnS|
Vohn Dalerun,
\Robert Dalerun,
^"William le Sauvage,^
^^homas de Hakeman, merchant,
^alph de Breston,
^ John de la Ca<«ayne,
^'Henrj de Rodinton,
"^be same.
No liver de Lest, John de Moselak,
•^ Richard de Araz,
[The entries are continued in order of date on Membrane 8 and Mem-
brane 7.]
) 20 each.
May 24.
WestminBter.
Mbubranb 11.
Writ de intendendoy directed to the sherifiPs of Surrey, Sussex and Kent
and all bailiffs in cities, boroaghs and market towns in those counties, for
Robert Ledet and John de Swyneford, Serjeant of the market, appointed to
view and examine measures and other things belonging to that office, to wit,
bushels, giillons, ells and weights and to correct trespasses thereof, as it
appears that there is variety in places contrary to the provision of
Henry III. and other the king's ancestors that all measures ought to be
one and the same throughout the realm.
Membrane 10.
[July 5. Commission to William de Weylannd to enquire touching the persons
Westminster.] of Suffolk constantly committing homicides and depredations who came to
the house of John de Karlewode in Leventon, broke the doors, assaulted
him, beat his men, killed bis beasts and spoiled his goods, and to cause those
whom he finds guilty to be kept in safe custody until further order.
The like to John de Cobbebam to enquire touching the vagabonds in
Kent who came to the house of Laurence de Sokeners in Smeth and killed
Nicholas de Reiherefeud there, and propose to do worse things as the
king hears for certain.
July 10.
AVefttminster.
Mav 12.
We«troiustcr.
Mbubranb 8.
Licences to export wool continued from Membrane 14 : —
X. Reginald de Menichaco Petrinus Diano and Bonus Jeninus de
JPhilippo, for 20 sacks. And they have 40 pairs of letters, of which
each pair contains 20 sacks.
N^Petrachius Shouelaco, James de Vetula and Atinus Providnlis, mer-
chants of Piacenza, 20. And they have 53 pairs of letters, of which
each contains 20 sacks.
^v^illiam Gayneben and Reginald de Molino, 20.. And they have
5 pairs of letters, of which each p^ir contains 20 sacks.
1 BDWABD I. 17
1278. Membrane 9-^eoni.
\Ralph Blaancher, merchant of Bouen, 20.
\rohn de la Borne, merchant of Amiens (Amias)^ 20.
XTbomas 1e Ljur, merchant of Bouen, 20. "^
NPeter de Linc[oln], merchant, 20.
^^obert le Keminon, merchant of Bonen, 20.
^"^Alan de Sokentot, merchant, 20.
^^valph le Baaucher, merchant of Bouen, 20.
.Bartholomew Jake, Tadeus Orlane, and Bartholomew Bejnerj, 20.
^ And they haye 10 pairs of letters, of which each contains 20l
XAdam de Blakeneje, citizen of London, 20.
N^artin le Lou, merchant of London, 40''b7 2 pairs of letters.
NGiles Machne, merchant of Gaumbr[a7], '10 bj 2 pairs.'
^*Balph Mustel], merchant of Boaen, 20.
"^Vincent de Tonerill, merchant of Bouen, 20.
Nljambert le Frannceis, merchant of Baribrd, 20(
^Herbert Weremund, merchant of Caumbray, 40 by 2 pain of letters.
,^Sogh le Cointe, merchant of Boaen, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
^Boger Geyte, merchant of Eden\ 20. ''
N^eoffrey Anngevin, merchant of Welebe, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
NjViUiam le Bolingher, merchant of Boaen, 40.
^^Balph de Sancto Leonardo, merchant of Boaen, 40.
\Antonin Betaayns, merchant of Bonen, 20.
^ Peter le Noblet, merchant of Bouen, 20.
'^ Hugh le Qwinte, merchant of Rouen, 20.
Vrhomas le Lyur, merchant of Bouen, 20.
^Peter de Aubemarl, merchant of Bouen, 20.
""^■Balph de Sancto Leonardo, 20. ,
^Tames Crespyn, merchant of Araz, has 4 pairs of letters for 80 M^ycs.
"^^ilbert de Sancto Audegundo has 4 pairs of letters for 80 sacks.
"^ohn Seghen, merchant, 60 (f f •) ^7 3 pairs of letters.
^eniy de Brissell, 20.
>Amold de Bmssell, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
^imon de Loyania^ 20. *
N^old Dikere, 20.
^Henry son of Nicholas, merchant of Malines, 20»
^Godfrey de Malines, merchant of Malines, 20.
>Lambert Tappe, merchant of Malines, 20.
NHenry Buche, of Dax (de Aquis)^ 20. **•
^John Segen, merchant of Brabant, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
Vobn de Edera, 40.
VHenry de Berblingham, 20.
'^ John Segeyn, 20.
^Stephen de Cornhull, 80 {^^) by 4 pairs.
^6aer son of Henry de Malines, 20.
"^Henry de Bmssell, merchant of Bmssell, 20.
\ Gilbert de Bmssell, merchant of Bmssell, 20.
""^-^^Xaurence de Anne, citizen of Winchester, 20.
^Thomas de Basing, citizen of London, 20.
N^illiam Fresheyed, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
NPeter de Edera, 60 by 3 pairs of letters.
vjohn de Mundenard, merchant of Newcastle, 20.
"^Nichol)^ de Winton, citizen of London, 44 by 2 pairs of letters
. patent.
^ Vohn Oter, of Malines, merchant of Malines, 60 by 3 pairs of letters.
^ sWilliam Marchannd, merchant of Arraz, 20.
96187. B
W CALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1273. Membrane 8 — eoni,
William de Dunstaple, citizen of Winchester, 22, and 23 by another
vrit patent
"Pinion de LoYaynia, merchant of Louvain, 20, and 20 by another writ
patents
John de Bejgate, citizen and merchant of London, 20.
^ John de Sanz and Gilbert Navar, merchants of Caurs, 40 by 2 paira
of letters.
James Ghefdemal and Bertram de Croysores, merchants of Paris, 40
by 2 pairs of letters patent.
William de Neabiry andJohn de Ba^ngestok, merchants, 40 by
2 pairs of letters.
Bartholomew Jake, Tedisius Orlane, Lambert Beyner, and James
Oliyer, merchants of Florence, 20.
"^imon Lo7eyn, merchant of Loavain, 20.
Ernald le Pot, merchant of Malines, 20.
^^enry Wake, merchant of Kaleys, 2(17"^
John, Cressaunt, merchant of Malines, 2T).
Bartholomew Jake, Thedeus Orlane, Lambert Reyner, and James
Beiner, merchants of Florence, 200 by 9 pairs.
Waller le Pmde, merchant of Leuovanuia.
Lambert de Bolebom.
Godeswein de Dormale.
^ Simon de Wenekesal.
William Amj, merchant of Bouen.
^Adam Wiberd, merchant of Sandwich, 40 (") by 2 pairs.
Bobert Peny, merchant of Sandwich. ^ ,^ V^
James Ghefdemal and Bartholomew de Croysores, 140 by 7 pairs. '^^
lELeatj de Dormale,
Johni Prop,
Franco de Mailing, _
Arnold le Pachyminer,
Giles de Lofede,
Ingelbert de Breban,
\john de Sauliz,
^^icholas Veyaifif
Henry Mayeisromaanz,
Luke de Luka, merchant of London,
Henry de Lubre,
WilUam Bek,
Peter Machg,
Berto Macn^« J
Beginald Kamby and Berto Mache, 400 C^^\ by 10 pairs.
May 26. Also the same Beginald and Berto had like letters by 4 pairs for
Westmiaster. 80 sacks of wool.
Theobald Benei^merchant of Florence, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
Theobald Beuere aforesaid and Bondus Hug*, merchant of Florence,
20, and the aforesaid Bondus 20 by another patent.
N Stephen Trussell, merchant of St. Omer, 20^^
Bartholomew Jacoby, Thedeus Orlane, and Lambert Beyner, mer-
chants of Florence, 20.
Henry son of Denis, merchant of Brussels, 20. ' |
Bondus Huo:', merchant of Florence, 20. I
Theobald Beyner and Bondns Hug*, 40 bj 2 pairs. !
V John de Tumaud, merchant of Brabant^SiO,
20 each.
1 EDWABD L 19
1273. Membrane S-^ami.
John de Bochemerebeky merchant, 20, and afterwards 20 by another
letter.
Afterwards the aforesaid Theobald and Bondas, merchants of Florence,
had 120 by 6 pairs of letters, and the aforesaid Bondns 40 bj 2 pairs.
William de fcrioU and John Ejsyllot, merchants of Ronen, have letters
I nnder the common form, 20.
"^John de Auribecoo, merchant of Bouen, 60 by 3 pairs of letters.
Lake de Lnka^ merchimt of Lncca, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
Nicholas le Lardiner, merchant of Bouen, 40 C^ by 2 pairs of letters.
Elias de Aoribecco, merchant of Boaen, 20.
James Harier, merchant, for (^^) sacks by 2 pairs of letters.
James Chefdemayll and Bertram de Croysores, merchants of Bouen,
^^ 40 by two pairs of letters.
^^ Bartholomew Jake, Thedens Orlane, Lambert Beyner, and James
Olyyer, merchants of Florence, 60 by 3 pairs of letters.
Wdmar de Essex, citizen and merchant of London, 20.
William de Cotes, merchant of Bouen, 20.
John Kayllot, merchant of Bouen, 20.
William Futel, merchant of Bouen, 20.
Bobert de Buly, merchant of Bouen, 20.
John de Alneto, merchant of Boueo, 20.
John de Burcrud, merchant of Bouen, 20.
William Poxe, merchant of London, 40 by two pairs.
Beginald de Poytenye, merchant of Bouen, 20.
Bidiard Mynnoc, merchant of Bouen, 20«
Nicholas le Lardiner, merchant of Bouen, 20.
Giles de Mundider, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
Luke de Lnka, 200 VjTlO pairs of letters.
Baymond de Bures and Bernard de Oemet, 200 by the like.
Bartholomew Jake, Thedeus Orlane, Lambert Beyner, and James
Oliver, 80 by 4 pairs.
Baldwm le King, 20.
Eborard le Ohivaler, 20.
Henry de Brussell, merchant of Brussell, 20.
James Bergere, 20.
"^Henry Wiskel, merchant of Brussell, 20?
^ Garin Picard, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
June 16. John Donadeu, merchant 6t Oahors 18 by 18 pairs of letters.
WMtminster. Thomas de Holt, merchant of Fakenham, 20.
Salomon de Bolenbum, merchant of Louvain, 20.
Peter de Dovorr, merchant of Canterbury, 20.
Libertus de Forcell', merchant of Almain, 40 by 2 pairs.
Henry de Malyns, merchant, 20.
James de Malines, merchant, 20.
William Barras, merchant of London, 20.
Aaselm Malyns, merchant, 20.
. «^iMiam Poxe, citizen of London, 40 by 2 pairs.
Alei^aader de Krauthom, merchant of Sandwich, 20.
June 16. Lambert ie Birer and James le Birer, merchants of Sandwich, 20.
Boger Chere, merchant of Andevre, 20.
"^Walter de Malines, merchant of Brabant, 20.
Bobert le Bede and John his son, 20.
William de Oolston, merchant of Andevre, 20.
B 2
20
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1273,
Jane 20.
Westminflter.
June 23.
Westmimter.
' Metnbrane 8 — c&ni.
Luke de Lnka and Reginald his fellow, 40 by 2 paire.
Th. de Panes, merchant of Bristol, 40 by 2 pairs.
John de Braynford, merchant of Amiens (Amb')^
Walter de Anne, merchant,
John le Flemeng, merchant of Newcastle,
^erard Croen, merchant of Louvaiu,
Thomas le Withe, of Andevre, merchant,
John de Markuneles, merchant,
Richard de Chikewell, citizen of London,
Nicholas le Furner, merchant of Rouen, ) 20 each.
Henry de Berton, merchant,
William de Pucre, citizen of London,
Roger de Ghtrscherche, citizen of London,
Peter Buket, merchant of Amiens,
^William Vilens, merchant of Punfrait,
Ralph Pilemund, merchant of Amiens,
Peter Buket, merchant of Amiens,
John de Sancto Licio and Osbert de Navarre, merchants of CSahors, 20.
Alvred de Cestre, 40 by 2 pairs.
NPeter de Wirale, fellow of Nicholas Teste, and Hugelin Hngelinelli,
citizena and merchants of Lucca, 140.
Herman Billun, of Ankre, 20.
Bertram de Croysors and James Chape de Maill, merchants of Oahors,
20, and afterwards other 20.
Ralph Pilemund, merchant of Amiens, 20.
Lambert de ForcelF, merchant of Almain, 20.
Godekin de Kyureld, merchant of Almain, 20.
Richard le Fruter, merchant of Amiens, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
Nicholas le Moner, merchant of Amiens, 40.
^ohn de Vers, merchant of Corby, 20.
Lambert le Marchun, of Huy, ^.
^John le Wice, merchant of Almain, 20.
John Ranyas, merchant of Amiens, 20.
Robert Deumars, merchant of London, 20.
John de Dorking, merchant of London, 20.
John Durant, merchant of Dunstaple, 40.
^Stephen Wlvel, merchant, 40 by 2 pairs.
John Polye, merchant of Paris, 40 by 2 pairs,
^^homas de Leges, merchant of Almain,
"^Alexander de Whatele, citizen and merchant of London,
John Okers, of Hen, merchant,
Daniel de Malines, merchant,
Hubert Gaylgay, citizen of Florence,
Richard Digun, citizen of London,
^Roger Shelde, of Andevre,
Michael le Fevre, merchant of Paris,
Baldwin de la Pette, merchant of Almain,
Nicholas de Audevell, of Hu, merchant of Almain,
John le Larder, of Liege {Leges)^ merchant of Almain, ^
The same, 20 more.
Robert de Acre, merchant of Acre, 20.
Conns de Bolewemund, of Hu, merchant of Almain, 20.
Michael le Fevre, merchant of Paris, 40 by 2 pairs.
Nicholas Peny, merchant of Sandwich, 20.
^^arner le Tattard, merchant of Almain, 20.
Henry le Barber, merchant of Paris, 20.
) 20 each.
1 BDWABD I.
21
1278.
^ 20 each.
Membrane S'—eani.
Frank le Mnlery of Le^es, 20.
John de Harerajy merchant of Brabant, 40 by 2 pairs.
^^^Oamer le Tattard, of Almain,
Baldwin de Hon, merchant^
Nicholas Peny, of Sandwich,
^Alexander de Whatele, citisen of London,
Hnbyn de Sancto Marti no, merchant of Ahnaiu,
Lambert de Macyns, merchant of Ho,
"^rnald de Scaveijn, of Hu, merchant,
Henry le Barbnr,
Baldwin de Hn, merchant,
Hnbert GMi|];a, merchant of Florence,
Richard de Aribecco, 80 (™x)-
Richard de Aoribeoco.
Henry Priur, 20.
Hubin de Sancto Martino, 60 by 3 pairs.
Gerard le Chiller, 60 by 8 pairs.
Thomas Micheldere, 40 by 2 i^airs.
Nigados de Auribecco, 60 by 3 pairs.
Franco Clutiiig, merchant of BmsseH, 20.
William de Merewell, 40 by 2 pairs.
The same, 20.
Nicholas de Fue, 40.
William Cause,
John €K)deney,
Peter de Lynns,
Libert de Gallo,
Thomas Mucheldever,
Walter le Berwer,
William Neukon,
Giles de Novo Vico,
Hubin de Sancto Martino,
NFames de Troye,
Peter de Lynns,
Nicholas de Foville,
Nigasius de Auribecco, 60 by 3 pairs.
John Beneyt, 20.
Hubin de Sancto Martino, SO.--- '
^ John de Wilton, 20.
^Matthew Wermund, merchant of Cambray, 360 by 18 pairs of letters.
Giles de Area, merchant of Cambray, 120 by 6 pairs.
Robert de Arraz, citizen of London,
^ Richard de Wherewell, citizen of London,
^Bartholomew le Yeue, merchant of Almain,
Thomas de Basing, citizen and merchant of London,
Wolwyn de la Pntte, merchant of Almain,
Simon le Draper, merchant of Winchester, 40 by two pairs.
John de la Cassayne and Bernard Daynaly, merchants of Paris.
Walter le Melner, merchant of Brabuit,
Walter le Bever, merchant of Almain,
tlohn Darell, merchant of Amiens,
^Bartholomew la Veue, of Huwy,
^dam Sampson, citizen and merchant of London,
Wolmer de Essex, citizen and merchant of London,
John le Cras, merchant of Amiens,
John Beneyt, burgess and merchant uf Great Yarmouth.
John le Mouner, merchant of Amiens, 20.
20 each.
) 20 each.
1
20 each.
CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1273.
July 15.
WMtminster.
July 17.
Wettmiiifter.
July 20.
July 20.
Westminster.
July 21.
Westminster.
}
20 each.
I 20 each.
20 each.
Membrank 7.
''^Nichclas de WintOD, citizen and merchant of London,
^Beyner de Berteyn, merchant of Louvain,
Hanekyn de Lundreshel, merchant of Louyain,
\John le Wak, merchant of Louvain, 20, and afterwards for other
20 sacks by 2 pairs of letters.
*^Ba]ph de Wehaneray, merchant of Louvain,
Arnold le Parchemyner, merchant of Louvain,
^Walter de Watford, citizen of London,
'Herbert Wetemund, merchant of Gambray,
John le Brun, merchant of Louvain,
Gkrard Dalewyt, merchant of Almain, 20, and afterwards 40 by
2 pairs of letters.
Tedmer de Medek, merchant of Lubek, 20.
Arnold de Bonn, merchant of Malines, 40 by 2 pairs.
Godfrey dc Malines, merchant, 20. ,
^^icholas de Winton, merchant of Loudon, .40 by 2 pairs.
Lambert de Mailing, merchant of Mailing, 40 by 2 pairs.
Bernard de Cnesfeld, merchant of Lubek, 20.
"^Simon de Stavre, merchant of Lenn, 20.
Godfrey de Mailing, merchant^ 20.
Henry de Lek, merchant of Malyns, 40 by 2 pairs, and afterwards
for 20. -
Walter de Bremlyngham, merchant of Mallyns, 40 by 2 pairs.
^Nicholas de Winton, citizen of London, 40 by 2 pairs.
Walter de Barbelgan, merchant of Malines,
^Warner de Stavre, merchant,
Gheoffrey le Clerc of Bouer, merchant of Corby,
Tidemann Fot, merchant of Lubek,
Bichard de Evre, citizen and merchant of London,
John de Sancto Edmundo, merchant of London,
>John le Teynturer, merchant of Newcastle-ou-Tyne, 40 by 2 pairs.
Alexander de Berlingham, merchant of Lenn,
^John le Teynturer, merchant of Newcastle-on-Tyne,
Lambekyn de Cnesfeld, merchant of Lubek,
Thomas de Andevre, merchant of Southampton,
Geoffrey Monkey, merchant of London,
Ebrordus le Fraunceys, merchant of London,
John Broyford, merchiuit of Amiens^
Nicholas Harier, merchant of Amiens,
Bertram de la Bybe, merchant of Condon,
Richard le Engleys, burgess of Southampton,
Alan de Castello Baynard, citizen and merchant of
London,
^"lEloger Keneyll, merchant of Abbeville,
Nicholas de Garsie, merchant of Bures,
John de Aunwers, merchant of Brabant,
Arnold de Lynn, merchant of Brabant,
John de Aunvers, merchant of Brabant {Brabanie)^
Mohn Eysel, merchant of Corby,
John le Parchemyner, merchant of Louvain,
John de Holt, merchant of Canterbury, 20, and afterwards 20, and he
has 2 pairs.
^Bichard de Ware, merchant of London, 40 by 2 pair:^.
William Foberd, merchant of Amiens, 20.
John Doneden, merchant of Cahors, 00 by 3 pairs of letters.
Richard Oger, merehant of Rouen, 20.
) 20 each.
1 EDWARD I.
22
1273.
July 28.
Wettmiiuter.
July 30.
Wostiiiiiistcr.
Aug. 6.
Aug. 6.
St. Martin't-le-
Graody London.
Membrane l^^^tmi,
John de Careyilly inerchaDt of Bouen, 20.
Hugh de Fuleflode, merchant of Winchester, 40 by 2 pairs.
William le Fisher, merchant of Dunstaple, 20.
^William de Yaliibus, merchant of Maydenestan, 40 by 2 pain of
letters.
John Corbet, merchant of Shrewsbury, 40 by 2 pairs.
Richard de Haye, merchant of Newcastle-on-Tyne, 20 sacks.
"^enry de la Haye, merchant of the same, 20.
John Nicholas, merchant of £u, 20.
John Orimbaut, merchant of Amiens, 20.
Peter Benfilel, merchant of Eu, 20.
Ghr^ory de Rokesle, merchant of London, 40 by 2 pairs.
Henry de Lewe, merchant of Brabant, 40 by 2 pairs.
Adam de Blakeneye, merchant of London, 20.
John de Reygate, n^crchant of London, 20. |
William de Cumbe, merchant of London, 20.
William Alan le Marchaund, 20.
John Durant of Dunstiiple baa 3 pairs for 60.
James le Petit, merchant of Amiens,
Miles de Boneville,
Nicholas Nodekyn, merchant of Brabant,
Gerard de Dertemuth,
Henry Marsky, merchant of Brabayn,
Peter Abraham, merchant of Normandy, \ 20 each.
Walter Blankard,
John de Evesham, merchant of London,
Roger de Luton, citizen of London,
Alexander de Whatele, merchant of London,
Richard de Ohigewell, merchant of London,
20 each.
John le Parmenter, merchant of Baudak.
Isaac de Neubury, merchant of Winchester,
Walter Fenliloch, merchant of Almain, ^
^Walter de Malins, merchant of Malins,
^Warner de Southface, merchant of Almain,
Simon de Dunwico, merchant of Dunwich, Ralph de Denton, and
Robert Ylle, 80 by 4 pairs of letters.
William le Bolinger, merchant of Rouen, 20.
Bartholomew de la Ryve, merchant of Gurdun, 20.
Henry le Lung and Walter le Horder, merchants of Southampton, 20.
Richard Barri, merchant of Shrewsbury, 20.
Nicholas de Lodelowe, merchant of Shrewsbury, 40 by 2 pairs of
letters.
NEmeric a la Teste, merchant of Amiens, 20.
William le Fisher, merchant of Dnnstaple, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
Simon Diete, merchant of St. Omer, 20.
Raymond Beuer, merchant of Bordeaux, and Peter le
Rus, merchant of St. Macaire,
Godekyn Munden, merchant of Almain,
Seuer Atteputte, merchant of Almain,
John Chadde, merchant of Dnnstaple,
Giles de Caumbreye, merchant of Caumbreye,
John de Burgoyne, merchant of Amiens, '
Henry Skyn of Lewe, merchant of Brabant, for 20 and afterwards 20 ;
and he had 2 pairs.
John de Lewe^ merchant of Brabant, for 20 and afterwards 20.
20 each.
24
CALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1273.
Sept. 2.
St. Martin's-Ie-
Grand, London,
> 20 each.
20 each.
20 each.
Membrane 7 — eoui.
Jamea de Ispannia, merchant of Amiens,
Robert le Gras, merchant of Rouen,
Jakeniin de Leges, merchant of Almain,
John Hasard, burgess of Dynaunt,
William le Especer, of Oxford,
Osbert Galegaj, merchant of Florence,
William Randulf, merchant of Shrewsbury, for 60 bj 3^paird.
Thomas Ejlich, merchant of Lodelowe, and Bartho- ^
lomew ChaumpeneyB, citizen of London,
'^Stephen Wollefel, of Andoyre,
William de Berewic, merchant,
William Randulf, of Shi'ewsbury,
William de Berewik,
John Duraunt/merchant of Dnnstaple,
William Randulf, merchant of Shrewsbury,
John le Lung of E^aerdiff, merchant of Bristol,
Roger le Chaumberleng, merchant of Coventry,
Roger Chere, merchant of Andovre,
Roger Pride, merchant of Shrewsbury, 60.
Bernard le Moine, merchant of Southampton,
John Duraunt, merchant of Dnnstaple,
John de Burburg, merchant of St. Omer,
Henry Chadde, merchant of Dnnstaple,
Roger Pride, merchant of Shrewsbury,
The same Roger for another 20,
William Mynver, merchant of St. Omer,
John Qilberd, merchant of Bristol,
John de Munestre, merchant of Almain,
Robert le Porter, merchant of Bristol,
John Ryvel, merchant of Amiens,
William Box, citizen of London, 40 by 2 pairs.
"^John Soris, merchant of Almain,
Everard de Cuncy, merchant of Amiens,
William Haterel, merchant of Amiens,
Nicholas de Lodelowe, merchant of Shrewsbury,
William Randolf, merchant of Shrewsbury,
Gerard Marloc, merchant of London,
Adam le Fulere, merchant of London,
Mrinoent de Scudemore, merchant of Beigeney.
Henry le Pelter, merchant of Bergeveny, 20.
^Alexander de Whatele, merchant of London, 20.
'^rnald Tullyn, merchant of Malines, 80.
^Tristram de Malyns, 60.
'^The same Tristram, 20.
William le Fisher, merchant of Dnnstaple, 40 by 2 pairs.
Luke de Luka, 40.
John de Dorking, merchant of London,
Dominge Martine of Bnres, merchant of Spain,
Michael de Brackele, merchant of London, \ 20 each.
Walter Aubrekyn, merchant of London,
William Page, merchant of Buk', ;
Wolmar de Essex, citizen and merchant of London.
Thomas de Basinges, merchant of London, 40 by 2 pairs.
Bernard de Qerners, merchant of Cahors.
Henry de Dome, merchant of Almain.
Robert de Prez, merchant of Paris*
Terricus Dome, merchant of Almaiu.
Jakemin Ghabod, merchant of Aiuiain, 40.
)
^20 each.
1 EDWARD L
SM^
1273.
Sept. 24.
Oipiing.
-\
20 each.
Membrame T—con^.
Salomon le Eogleys, merchant of Paris.
John Durandy merchant of Danstaple.
Giles Corogy merchant of Almain, 40 bj 2 pairs.
Philip de versent, merchant of Almain, 40.
Jakemin Qnatal, merchant of Almain, 20.
Richard de Arraz, merchant of Paris, 60 bj 3 pairs.
Robert de Arraz, merchant of London, 20.
Firmin de Camaas, merchant of Amiens, 20.
Peter Glendon, merchant of Lucca, 20.
Ralph de Fnleflode, merchant of Winchester, 40.
Hugh Fnleflode, merchant of Winchester, 40.
Wifiiam le Fisher, merchant of Danstaple, 80 b j 4 pairs.
John le Parmenter, merchant of Baldak, 40 by 2 pairs.
Peter Cosjn, citizen of London, ^
^William le Sanvage, citizen of London,
Robert de Basing, citizen of London,
Roger Scot, citizen of London,
Th. de Langef[ord], merchant of Lodelowe,
Henry Chadde, merchant of Danstaple, 40.
Walter Deri, merchant of London, 20.
John Durant, merchant of Danstaple, 20.
Anselm de Malins, of Brabant, 120 by 6 pairs of letters, to hold good
to the Feast of St. Denis.
Henry Fromund, merchant of Brassel, 40 by 2 pairs.
William Bonenfaunt, fnerchant of St Omer, 40 by 2 pairs*
William de Braekele, merchant of London, 20.
Thomas de Basing, 40 by 2 pairs.
vNicholas Winton, merchant of Winchester, 20.
^Walter de Brassel, merchant of Brabant, 20.
John le Keyser, merchant of Almain, 20.
William Bokerel, merchant of London, 20.
John Donadeo, merchant of Cahors, 80 by 4 pain.
*^John Tremoine, merchant of Almain,
NTohn son of Hagh dc Sallop,
Ertmer, merchant of Almain, i
Peter de Navarre,
Gilbert de Biry, merchant of Pontefract,
Thomas Elye, merchant of Pontefract,
Gilbert de Fouvill, merchant, 60 by 8 pairs.
Richard de Monte, merchant, 40 by 2 pairs.
Lake de Luka, merchant, 20.
Lake de Laka, merchant, 40 by 2 pairs.
John Darys, merchant of Spain,
Nicholas Garsye,
Gerard de Pergorz,
Lake de Luka, merchant of Lacca,
The same Luke, 20 more,
Henry de Akene, merchiuit of Almain,
John Clepping, merchant of Lubek,
John Donaidea,
The same John,
The same John,
Stephen de Comhull, merchant of London,
The same John,
Peter Bonyn, merchant,
John le Carpenter, merchant.
The same, 20 more.
Godfrey de Oolonia, merchant,
20 each.
20 each.
»
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1273.
Membrane 7 — cani.
John BoujDy merchant, 40 by 2 pairs.
John Wintermany merchant of Almain, 20.
^enrj de Sigheleston, merchant of Bristol, 40 by 2 pairs.
Thomas de MicheldeTre, merchant of Winchester, 20.
Thomas de Basing, citizen and merchant of London, 20.
Hogh de Fulflode, merchant of Winchester, 40 by 2 pairs.
Richard de la Haye, merchant of Newcastle, \
Simon de Edmundeliis, merchant of Newcastle,
Eudo de Berevill,
John de Cotun,
^imon le Sek, merchant of Amiens,
Bemac Johan, merchant of Cawes,
John de Arrey, merchant of Amiens,
The same John,
Peter.de Navarre, merchant of Spain,
William Wiles, merchant of Amiens, 40 by 2 pairs.
^William Wiles, merchant of Pontefract, 20.
^Henry son of Simon, merchant of Brabant, 40.
^Henry Yungefrowe, merchant of Lubec,
Tydeman le Lung, merchant of Almain,
Reynfr[ld] de Lubek, merchant of Almain,
John de Sancto Omero, merchant of Lenn,
Bermaoti Clepping, merchant of Almain,
John le Bargilmi, merchant of Paris,
. Henry Pape, merchant,
NErildebiand de Tangstulemond and Arn[old] his brother.
William Box, merchant of London, '
Franc de Aquisgrani and Christian [or Crispin] de
Ludelshide,
Giles son of Reyner, merchant of Dep,
Stephen Buchet, merchant of St. John,
Simon de Hourg', merchant of Amiens,
William de Brokhull, 40 by 2 pairs.
John Calecobbe,
William le Fishere,
Peter de Dest, merchant of Louvain,
NTohn de Stranstrete, merchant of Louvain.
Giles Lagheman, merchant of Louvain,
"^Martin le Wolf, merchant of London,
William Bonenfaunt, merchant of St. Omer,
John Durant, merchant of Dunstaple,
) 20 each.
20 each.
20 each.
)
20 each.
Nov. 3.
Westmiuflter.
■^ov.] 10.
Westminster.
) 20 each.
Membrane 7 {Schedule),
John de Burlore, merchant of St. Omer,
John de Sancto Omero, merchant of Lenn, and Lam-
bert de Sancto Omero, merchant of St. Omer,
Henry Houener, merchant of Louvain,
Nicholas de Malins, merchant of Malines,
Walter Hauberkyn, citizen and merchant of London,
Ghnegory de Rokesle, citieen and merchant of London, 40 by 2 pairs.
WilSam Bokerel, citizen and merchant of London,
Adam de Blakeneye, merchant of London,
Richard de Fruter, merchant of Amiens,
Brunus de Hardeneke,
Peter de Cokerel, merchant of Amiens,
1 EDWABD I. 17
1273. Membrane 7 (ScAeiftfie)— eoMf .
John de la Qnarrere, mercliant of Amiens,
Nicholas le Moaner and Richard le Fniter, merchants
of Amiens, ) 20 each.
Warin de Bayneval, merchant of Amiens,
Nicholas le Moaner, merchant of Amiens,
Hardmann le Monek, merchant of Lahek,
John de Brilaand, merchant of London,
NTohn de Stesnete, merchant of Cologne ( Colonia)^
^"Qerwin, merchant of Sussacnra,
Bobert de Aeon, merchant,
John de Brilaand has 3 pairs of letters for wools.
Mbmbrane 5.
Aug. 27. Mandate to Bobert de Parle to restore to B. bishop of Chichester the
St MartinVle- barony of the bishopric of Chichester, which the king lately took into his
Qnmd, London, luuids and committed to the castody of the said Bol^rt, and to permit the
bishop to have administration of the temporalities belonging to that
barony.
Writ de iniendendoj directed to the bailiffs, etc. of the following castles,
manors, etc. assigned in dower to 'Eleanor, the king's mother, qaeen of
• England : —
i^i£t^. ^^L'reo?,""*''' ^' ''7 -<i Havering with the park.^
Bailiffs and good men of Marie- "i
berge and Lotegarshale, fores- Castle, town, and manor of Mar-
ten, verderers, regarders and leberge with the barton, hun-
agisters of the forests of Saver- > dred and forest, the manor
nak and Lntegarshale, and and town of Lategarshale with
the handredors and good men the woods (broeiliis),
of the handred of Marleberge, J
^u^''^1.^."^''^''^^f°^A Manor of Gillingham with the
l«.m, and the foresters, etc. of S ^^^^ ^^ ^^^
that forest, J
Bailiffs and good men of Forces- ^ q^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^j Porcestre
tre, Galdeford and Aolton, the ^^y^ ^^ ^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^,^^_
foresters, etc of Porcestre ^^^ ^.^^ ^y^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^
forest, the handredors and good „^^^ ^^ ^^^„ ^j^ the ban!
men of the handred of Aalton, ^^^
aikl the parker of Galdeford, J
Bailiffs and good men of the town 1 Castle, town and barton of 61oa-
and barton of Gloucestre, J cestre with the tyne.
Bailiffs and good men of the city )
of Worcester, the manors and City of Worcester, manors of
towns of Droitwich and Feken- ) Droitwich and Fekenham with
ham, aad the foresters, etc. of the forest,
the forest of Fekenham, j
Baili& and good men of Brike-*! Manors and towns of Brikestok
stok and Olive^ and the fores- > and Clive and the forest of
ters, etc. of the forest of Clive, J Clive.
Bailiffs and good men of Cam- 1 Farm of the town of Cante-
bridge, J brogg.
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1273.
Boger de Cliflfordy justice of the
forest this side Trent,
Sheriff of Wilts,
Sheriff of Southampton,
Sheriff of Somerset,
Sheriff of Dorset,
Sheriff of Gloucester,
Sheriff of Worcester,
Sheriff of Northampton,
Sheriff of Cambridge,
Sheriff of Essex,,
Sheriff of Surrey,
Membrane 5—cofU.
' Forests of Fekeham, Clyve,
Hadlegh, Porcestre, Gilling-
ham, Haveringes and Saver-
nak with the woods of Lute-
garshale.
Castle, town, manor, barton and
hundred of Marleberge with
the forest of Savemak, manor
and town of Lutegarshale with
the woods.
} Castle and manor of Porcestre,
with the forest and manor of
Aulton with the hundred.
} City of Bath with the barton.
1 Manor of Gillingham with the
J hundred and forest.
I Castle, town and barton of Glou-
I cestre with the tyne.
1 City of Worcester and the manors
J of Droitwich and Fekenham.
} Manors of Brikestok and Glyve
with the forest.
} Town of Cambridge.
1 Castle of Hadlegh and manors of
> Hadlegh and Havering with
J the parks.
} Manor of Guldeford with the
mills and parks.
Mandate to the sheriff of Wilts to enquire by jury of the vicinage touch-
ing the state of the king's men, buildings, forests, parks and stews, and
their stock in the manors mentioned in the above writ, at the time of the
death of Henry III. and at the present time.
The like to the above sheriffs as to the manors, etc. mentioned in the
above writs. [That to the sheriff of Surrey being the only one dated, to
wit, August 23, St. Martin's-le-Grand, London.]
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Richard son of Philip, Laurence
Scot and Nicholas de Wygenhale, going to Scotland to visit St. Andrews.
Protection with clause volumuSf until Whitsunday, for Peter, abbot of
Faveresham.
Writ de intendendo directed to the bailiffs and good men of Dunwich, for
Edmund de Caldecote, appointed to the custody of that town, from now as
before, during pleasure, on condition that he and Reginald Cock, Richard
le Foliir, Richard Fichet and Laurence Wytmer of Dunwich (whom Thomas
de Clare lately deputed to receive the issues of that town by view of the
said Edmund) answer for the issues at the Exchequer.
Sept. 2. Mandate to Williom son of Warin, steward of the honor and county of
St. Mftrtin's-lc- Ulster, to deliver tlie honor, county, castles and lands belonging to the
Qraod, London, i^onor to Geoffrey de Geuevill, appointed justiciary of Ireland.
Writ de iniendendo to him for the said Geoffrey with respect to the said
honor and county.
1 EDWABD I. 29
1273. Membrane 5 — ewH.
Mandate to the 8aid jaaticiary, on sare information that merchants
strangera and others are aggrieved by new costoms, prises and nndae
immoderate exactions, to make proclamation that merchants and others
exercise their business by due and ancient customs.
Sept. 2. Mandate to the treasurer and chancellor of Ireland to enquire, in the
[St. Martin't-le- presence of Geofirey de Genevill, the justiciary, in what debts the king is
Gnad, London. ]^qq^ j^ ^hat land, to whom they are due and for what cause.
Writ de iniendendo directed to Master John de Staunford, escheator of
Ireland, for the said justiciary as to wards and castles of wards that are in
his custody or &11 in, and which he is required to deliver, and as to the
issues of his bailiwick as well of wards that are in his custody or fall in,
as of archbishoprics, bishoprics, and abbeys.
The like to Master Thomas de Cheddeworth, keeper of the archbishopric
of Dublin, to assist the justiciary with all the posse of the archbishopric,
and to let him have the issues thereof from Michaelmas next, and the rent
of that and subsequent terms, to expedite the king's a&irs in those parts.
Power to the said justiciary to present parsons of the churches of Kfl-
boudam» Senekill and La Hull.
Protection with clause volumus^ untU Whitsunday, for Walter de Bedes-
ham, going to Ireland.
Membrane 4.
Sept. 13. Grant to Walter de Stoke, for a fine of 30 marks, of the custody during
St. MartinVle- the minority of the heir, of the land and heir of Reginald le Arblaster, who
Grand, London. }|q](1 j^ chief by the serjeanty of keeping the gaol of Exeter; with the
advowson of the church of Buketon and Uie marriage of the heir ; saving
the presentation to the ohurch this time if it be void at present.
Mandate in pursuance to Master Richard de Cliif[ord], escheator this
side Trent.
Vacated heeauie surretutered and mandate to the barons of the
Exchequer to acquit him of the fine,
Sept. 18. Mandate to Thomas de Clare, steward of the forest between the bridges
Canterbory. of Oxford and Stamford, to deliver to Eleanor, the king's mother, the
manors and towns of Clyve and Brikest[ok] and the forest of Clyve, granted
to her in dower.
Sept. 18. Mandate to Master John de Saonford, escheator of Ireland, to restore the
Ctnterboiy. temporalities of the abbey of St. Patrick's, Saul (de Saballo), to Geoffrey
de Stok, canon of Carlisle, preferred with the counsel and consent of the
king's lieutenants in Ireland to be abbot bv the bishop of Down, with the
receipts since his preferment ; the election of Molys, prior of Bangor, without
licence being requested, having been quashed for that and other reasons.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Oct. — . Simple protection, for one year, for Hugh de Luka and Baldvrin de Luka,
St. Paol's the merchants and fellows of Luke de Luka, king's merchant.
Great, London.
Signification to the archbishop of Cashel of the royal assent to the elec-
tion of Florence, abbot of Kelsany, to be bishop of Kilfenora.
Appointment of Thomas Peyn to the custody, during pleasure, of the
county of Devon and the castle of Exeter, so tlmt he answer for the issues
at the Exchequer.
Mandate in pursuance to Roger Pridias.
30 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1273 • Membrane 4 — cont.
Oct. 6. Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants of the castle and honor of
St. Martin's le- TjkehuU and the manor of Gringele,fbr Geofirey de Sandiaere, appointed
Grand, London, during pleasure to the custody thereof, so that he answer for the inaes at
the king's command.
Mandate in pursuance to Stephen de Houdene.
Oct. 10. Writ de iniendendo directed to the prior and convent of St. Peter's,
Westminster. Bath, for Eleanor, the king's mother, to whom the king has assigned the
city of fisth with the harton in dower.
Acquittance to the prior of Eling[ham], for one mark, wherein he made
fine for the twentieth falling upon him and his villeins, paid by him at the
Exchequer to brother Stephen de Fulebum and WiUiam de Middelton,
auditors of the account of that twentieth.
Oct. 12. Safe-conduct, until Easter, for the men of the prior and convent of
Westminster. Waltham, bringing herring and fish from the city of Norwich to the
abbey.
Oct. 15. Aoaoittance to the prior and convent of Penteneye, for 40f ., wherein they
Westminster, fined for the twentieth falling upon them and their villeins.
Protection with clause [volumu»]t until 6 December, for the prior of
Lewes, gone beyond seas.
Simple protection, until the king's return to England, for Ellas de
Rabayne, going beyond seas.
The like for the bishop of Exeter, until Easter.
Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants of Strettondale, for Roger
Springehose, appointed to the custody thereof during pleasure.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Mid-Lent^ for the prior of Pritte-
well, going beyond seas.
Mandate to Thomas de Clare, steward of the forest between the bridges
of Oxford and Stanford, to deliver to Eleanor, the king's mother, the manor
of Brikestok with the park, assigned to her in dower.
Oct. 23. Notification that after a Ions soit in the court of Henry III. between
Westminster. R. de Somery and Isabella de Albiniaco, countess of Arundel, touching the
right of patronage of the church of Olneye, in the diocese of Lincoln, the
right remained to him by concord made between him and the countess.
Simple protection, untU Michaelmas, for Hugh de Weston, going to the
court of Rome.
Oct. 24. Writ de iniendendo to the tenants of the manor of Wrocworthin, for
Westminster. John de Erkelawe, subescheator in the county of Salop, appointed to the
custody thereof during pleasure.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Payn de Cadurcis to the custody
of the lands of Joan de Preaus, an idiot, in the manor of Hasshele with
the bailiwick of the forestry of la Bere, so that he maintain her fittingly.
Acquittance to J. bishop of Hereford, for 40 marks, wherein he fined
for the twentieth falling upon him and his villeins, and paid by him at the
Exchequer to brother Stephen de Foleburn and William de Middelton, as
above.
Appointment after inquisition made by Master Richard de OlifFord,
king's clerk, escheator this side Trent, of William de Speresholt to the
custody, during the minority of the heirs, of the manor of Hakeburn, late
of William de Windes[ore], tenant in chief, at a rent of 11. 8«. lOd. its
extent, and 60«. of increment : saving knights' fees, advowsons of churches,
escheats and dowers.
1 BDWABD I. 31
1273. Membrane 4 —cant,
Nov. 3. Presentation of Richard de la Bye to the church of Clyuewai-ey in the
WettBunster. dioceie ci Salisbarj, in the king's gift by reason of the lands of Richard
Siffrewast being in the king's hands.
The like of Master Thomas de Burneton to the church of Drayton
PasselewCy in the diocese of Lincoln.
Simple protection, until Easter, for Robert de Plessetis.
The king has granted Isabella late the wife of Nicholas de Doaoo, a
■ Fleming, that she may stay in the realm until Christmas.
Simple protection, until the Purification, for John de Beyerl[aco], proctor
of the house of St. Mary by Dublin.
Safe-condnct, until Michaelmas, for William de Castre, going to Ireland
on the king's affairs, with his horses and baggage.
Nov. 13. Protection with clause [valumus']f until Michaelmas, for him.
Westminster.
Nov. 2. Beginald de liaidenhnth and Baldrick de Luterton, canons of Holy Gross,
Weftminster. Waltham, bringing news of the death of Bichard de Herghes, their abbo^
have letters of licence to elect.
Mbmbranb 3.
Oct. 23. Writ de miendendo directed to the sheriffs of Oxford, Berks, Worcester,
WMtminster. Gloucester, Somerset and Dorset, for Roger de Wanton, associated in the
room of Bobert Ledet with John de Swineford, serjeant of the market, to
hold pleas of the market and correct weights and measures.
Mbmbranb 2.
Commission to Balph de Hengham to enquire by jury of the vicinage of
Bengham whether Matilda, late the wife of Robert Walerand, tenant in
chie^ was enfeoffed conjointly with him of the manor of Renham, co. Essex,
when he first had seinn by grant of Henry de Cramavill, or whether the
grant was first made to him solely, and afterwards by renewed writings to
both of them.
The like to William de Furchis and Walter de Avenebury to extend, by
jury of the county of Hertford, the lands which Nicholas le Seeder held
in chief at his death, and to make partition thereof into five parts.
^070 Mbmbranb 20d.
Dec. 4. Commission to the abbot of St. Edmunds and Robert Fulconis — on
New Temple, Nicholas son of Master Stephen de Sancto Edmundo showing by letters of
London. Henry lU. that whereas it was commanded to the abbot's bailiffs to cause
execution to be made of a judgment rendered in the abbot's court of
St. Edmonds between John de Brit[annia] and the said Nichoks of a debt
of 43iL to the said John, the bailiffs levied more than that sum, and after
parUv paying the said John have appropriated and detained the residue-— to
enquire by jury of Suffolk of the truth thereof.
33 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1272. Membrane 2M—cont,
Dec 9. Appointment, during pleusure, of WilHam de la Coraer and Tbonuui
Wdstmioster. de Windesor to oontione their appointment bj Henry III. to enquire in the
realm touching goods of Flemings and Hainaulters and others of the power
of the countess of Flanders within the realm and of their earnests (arra»)
and debts, and to arrest and sell the same.
The like of Nicholas Adele of la Pole, Alexander le Ricbe of Andevre,
Roger de Dunstaple and John de Jememutha^ clerk.
1273.
[Jan. 11. Commission to Master Roger de Seyton to enquire touching the persons
New Temple, who came between the bridges of Walmesford and Staunford and
London. J assaulted Rejner de Fnmer and Lottus his fellow, merchants of Florenee,
and carried away their goods.
1070 Membrane \9d.
Dec. 15. Licence, until the Purification, for Is[abella] Bukerel of London, who
Westminster, has sworn before the king's lieutenants in England not to take wool or
other goods anywhere within the power of the countess of Flanders, to take
to London wool bought by her from any persons but those of Flanders and
Hainault.
1273.
Membrane 17 d.
t March 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to Hamo Hautein and Walter Hervy,
Few Temple, by jury of Middlesex, touching an appeal which Salerina, late the wife of
London.] Simon le Horsdriver, brings in the county of Middlesex against Bernard
Barath, John de la Cumine, John de Krikelik, Peter Dargilas, Domeyon
Douseyn, Raymond Bernard, Peter de la Lane, Wydanus de la Place,
Peter de Yeneise, Bernard de Marecyne, Peter del BruU Hervey le Bretun,
Bernard Martin, Michael de Merkeline, Michael de la Quarere, John de
Baskesale, Peter de Desk, William de Saucto Swyberino, Bernard de
Mungarin, Simon . de Fres, Bernard de Corn and William Brod, for the
death of her husband.
Membrane I4d.
March 1. Commission to Fulk Peyforer and Simon de Creye to enquire, by jury of
Canterbury. Kent, to whom belongs the custody of felons fleeing to churches of the city
^ of Canterbury, and whether the citizens or their ancestors used to be
amerced for esciq^es, or others ; it having been shown, on behalf of the
citizens, that although neither they nor their ancestors in times of voidanoe
of the archbishopric, or at other times, used to be amerced for such escapes
before the justices in eyre, Master Roger de Seyton and his fellows, justices
of Hennr in. 'last in eyre in that county, grievously amerced them for Uie
same. [See Mem. 18.]
Membrane 12d.
May 10. Commission to Henry de WoIIaventon to enquire touching complaints by
Westminster, knights, freeholders, and others of the county of Devon of excesses com-
mitted against them by Roger Pridias, sheriff of Devon, and to certify the
barons of the Exchequer on the morrow of St. Margaret the Virgin, which
day he is to fix for the said Roger to appear there : the sheriflTand escbeator
are to provide a jury.
1 BDWABD I. 33
1273, Membrane \2d-'^€OfU.
' The like to William de Weylaund to enquire touching the persons who,
— after the deprivation of Henry, late abbot of St. Osyths, and after the
creation of Adam, the present abbot, came to the abbot's manors of Stowe,
Illeg Arse, and Denham, co. Suffolk, Berden, Elmeden, and St. Osjths,
CO. Essex, and Sauston, co. Cambridge, threshed the corn, and carried it
awaj.
Membrane lU.
[May 22. Commission to Walter de Helion and William de Saham to enquire
WestmiBster.] touching a claim by MaRter Ralph de Freningham to houses in the parish
of Si. Christopher, London, late of Peter Aunger, citizen of London,
which, the king was informed,' were given to him by Henry III. by reason
of trespasses charged against the said Peter at the time of the late troubles,
and as to which Peter came into court and asserted that for the whole time
of the troubles lie adhered to the king and the king*s father's side, and in
no way transgressed whereby he should suffer disherison or loss of the said
houses, and in the late reign frequently offered, it is said, to take his trial
for the said trespasses, and is now ready to do so ; they are to enquire, in
the presence of Master Balph, whether Peter was at that time against the
king's father and the king, or had any part in the rebellion against the king
or not^ and whether he was guilty of a trespass of that kind or not.
June 4. The like to Geoffrey de Neville and John de Oketon touching trespasses
St. PauPfl, by burgesses of Scard[eburgh] and their men against William de Percy,
London. king's clerk, constable of the castle of 8card[eburgh].
Membrane 9d.
[July 21 . The like to QeoBtrej de Picheford and John de London to enquire touching
Westmintter.] the behaviour of Robert le Eyr, bailiff of the manor of Wodestok, for the
time he held that office by appointment of Henry III.
Membrane Sd.
[Licences to export wool, as above.]
May 80. ^eter de Tilloy, merchant of Amiens, 40 by two pairs of letters.
St. Paul's, John de Mes, merchant of Amiens, 40 by 2 pairs.
London. ^Hubert Bisdonum, Donatus Pape, and Donehuus Junte, of Amiens,
2()0 by 10 pairs.
Godfrey Russel,
Ernald de Brussell, merchant,
Godfrey son of Annuda,
Godfrey de Husnede,
John le Parchumener,
Henry de Lovayne, merchant,
John Mauman, merchant of Louvain,
Giles de Yertekis, merchant,
Nicholas le Moyne, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
. Thomas de Basing, merchant of London, 20.
Roger le Escot, merchant of London, 20.
Henry son of Adam, merchant, 20.
John Clepping and John Pape, 40.
9«187»
> 20 each.
34
CALEITDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1273.
Jnne 1.
St. Paul's,
liondon.
May 2.
St. Paul's,
London.
i^
1
1
June 5.
Westminster.
20 each.
1 20 each.
Membrane Sd^^eoni.
Robert Pening,
Henry Qwerele, merchant,
Gerard Merebode, merchant,
Emald le Chivaler,
Frank de Lovanna,
Abeolon de Lovanna,
Hemy son of Adam,
William de Derecastre^
*^ Bernard de YilerSy
Gerard de FIob, ^
Nicholas Harier and James Harier, merchants of Amiens, 40 by
2 pairs of letters.
^eter Jordan, merchant of Cambray (Cam)^ 40 by 2 pairs.
Nicholas le Moigne, merchant of Cambray (Caam)^ 40.
Richard le Keu, merchant of Danstaple, 20.
Stephen Aongevyn, merchant of Dunstaple, 20.
^John de Arnqdel, merchant of Ronen, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
Richard de la Plannt, merchant of Rouen, >^
John Peynfetiz, merchant of Rouen,
Franco Scot, merchant of Brusele,
Arnold de Lyuns, merchant of Antwerp {de Daun-
ver8\
John de Lyn, merchant of Antwerp,
John, de la Plaunt, merchant of Rouen,
John Berecoln, merchant of Antwerp,
V^ugelin Sampe and Dunstan Fraunceys, merchants of Florence,
60 by 3 pairs of letters, and afterwards they had 9 pairs for 180.
Robert d^ Basinges, citizen of London, 40 by 2 pairs.
Peter Cusyn, citizen of London, 60 by 3 pairs of letters.
Gerard de Escho, merchant of Almain, 20.
Arnold le Chevaler, merchant of Lou vain, 20.
Gerard de Merebod, citizen of London, 20.
^Stacius Swotyn, merchant of St. Omer, 40.
Alexander de Krau thorn, merchant of Sandwich, 40 by 2 pairs of
letters.
Nicholas de Boue, merchant of Corby, 20.
John de Aut, merchant of Rouen, 20.
>^Hugelin Sampo and Dauansatus Frauncheys, merchants of Florence,
20, and afterwards 60 by 3 pairs of letters.
Giles de Audegundo, 20.
Henry Pyrke, merchant of Louvain, 20.
Henry de Mulchestede, merchant of Brabant, 20.
Matthew Agenetti, James Amatori, and Hugelin Oheffan, merchants of
Florence, 280 by 14 pairs of letters.
William Smylt, merchant of Canterbury, 20.
John de Holt, merchant of Canterbury, 20.
Bartholomew Jak, Tedeus Orlan, Lambert Reyner, and James Olyver,
merchants of Florence, 20, and afterwards 60 by 3 pairs of letters.
Matthew Agnetti, James Amadori, and Hugelin Choffayng, merchants
of Florence, 100 by 6 pairs of letters.
William Hervy, merchant of London, 20.
Roger Rogii, of Alreford, merchant, 20.
Ralph le Fevre and Nicholas de Wilton, merchants of London,
40 by 2 pairs of letters.
Clarus Felygny and Guy Bonaventur, merchants of Florence, 20.
V
1 XDWABD I.
36
1273.
June 7.
Westminster.
Jane 8.
Westmineter.
June 8.
Wettminster.
June 12.
Weetminster.
\ 20 each.
Membrane 8d — cant.
John de Sancto Omero, burgess of Len, and Lambert de Sancto Omero,
merchant of St. Omer, 20. and afterwards for 40.
^Henry le Wak, merchant of Oaleys, 20.
Peter de Ljuns, merchant of Southampton, 40 by 2 pairs.
John de Hericauz, merchant of Malines, 40 by 2 pairs.
Waubert Baudan, merchant of Dover,
Mlobert de Swyngere, merchant of Andevre,
Giles de Seyntfuseyn, merchant of Amiens,
^ Giles de Tolusfa], merchant of Malines,
'^Walericus de Sorcy, merchant of Amiens,
^John de la Stenstrete, merchant of Louvain,
"John de Wyminedon, merchant of Andevre,
NTohn Spinock, merchant of Andevre,
Dertmar de Dortmynd, citizen and merchant of
London.
Walter Box, of London, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
Baudettus Alisaundre, merchant of St. Omer (tie Sancto Adomaro\
40 by 2 pairs.
Henry de Isling, merchant of Malines, 40 by 2 pairs.
Drew Malerbe, merchant of Amiens, 20, and afterwards 20 by
another letter patent.
"^ John de Wymunden, merchant of Andevre, 20.
^Geoffrey de Valle Bicheri, merchant of Bouen, 20.
^Philip de Yeravill, merchant of Bouen, 20.
John de Gerning and Muuceus his fellow, merchants of Geming, 80 by
4 pairs of letters.
John le Coynte, merchant of Amiens, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
Hugh de Mailly le Marie, merchant of Amiens, 40.
Thomas de Baaing, merchant of Dover, 40 by 2 pairs of letters, and
afterwards 20.
Godfrey de Briiond, merchant of Lubek, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
Peter le Coynte, merchant of Amiens, 20.
Hubert le Coynte, merchant of Amiens, 20.
Balph de Fulfode, merchant of Winchester, 20.
"^Philip Witerel, merchant of Caen, 20, and afterwards 20 by another
letter.
Bobert le Porter of Bristol, 20, and afterwards 20.
William Bonenfaunt, merchant of St. Omer, 20, and afterwards 20.
Hugh de Foulflod, merchant of Winchester, 20.
^ Phihp Witerel, merchant of Caen, 20, and afterwards 20 by another
letter.
John Durant, merchant of Dunstaple, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
William le Peshuner, merchant of Dunstaple, 40.
Henry Chadde, merchant of Dunstaple, 20.
William de Hericauz, merchant of Malines, 20.
NTohn Stanilard, merchant of Louvain, 20.
Thomas de Polenvill, merchant of Amiens, 20.
N Peter de Wyrhale, fellow of Nicholas Teste and Hugenellus, merchants
and citizens of London, 200 by 10 pairs of letters patent.
Luke de Luka, merchant of Lucca, 60 by 3 pairs of letters patent.
Wlmynin de la Putte, merchant of Almain, 20.
John de Briiond, merchant of London, 40 by 2 pairs.
^ Brunus Senad, merchant of Bayun, 20, and afterwards 20.
^Philip Witerel, of Caen, merchant, 20.
Gerard de Malines, merchant of Brabant, 20.
^Gilbert de Sancto Trudone, merchant of Brabant, 60 by 3 pairs.
c 2
36 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1273. Membrane Sd — cont.
John de Ljans, merchant of Brabant, 60.
Lambert le Bjrer, merchant of St. Omer, 20.
John Blaunchard, merchant of Brabant, 20.
Luke de Lnka, and Eeginald de Luka his fellow, merchants of Lucca,
320 by 16 pairs of letter patent, and afterwards 200.
John de Njvel, merchant of Brabant, 40 by 2 pairs of letters patent.
Robert de Prato, merchant of Paris, 40.
Amand de Geste?, merchant of Bayon,
Simon Osemun, merchant of Osemin,
Wlmln atte Pytte, merchant of Almain, I oa ^g^i^
John Finian, merchant of Basingstoke, ^
John de Nyvel, merchant of Brabant,
Matthew le Palmer, merchant of Bologna (Banon)j
^<j|^ile8 le Tayliur, merchant of Bouen, 60 by 3 pairs.
Peter de Sancto Petro, merchant of Cahors, 80 by 4 pairs.
Acolin de Monte Moranti, 20, and afterwards 20, and afterwards an-
other 20 ; and he had 3 pairs.
\John de Wynterland, merchant of Sandwich, ^
Balph le Fruter, citizen of London, I
Hugh F^int and George le Roy, merchants of St. I
Omer, > 20 each.
Hardenal de Huy, merchant of Almain,
Richer Everard, merchant of Rouen,
Giles de Reuyng, of Huy, merchant of Almain,
^ Peter Teste, merchant, 40 by 2 pairs.
John Pernors,, of Huy, merchant, 20.
Damacianus BonvaUet, merchant of Almain, 20.
Matthew Agenetti, James Amadori, and Hugelyn Choffeyn, merchants
of Florence, 500 by 25 pairs.
Liberdus de ForcelP, merchant of Almain, 20.
Peter de Funtaynes, .merchant of Amiens, 20.
John Grimat) merchant of Amiens, 20.
The same, 20.
Elias de la Chapele, merchant of Cahors, 80 by 4 pairs.
\john de Turnay, merchant of Amiens, 40 by 2 pairs.
Bertram de la Ribe, merchant, 20.
John Beneit, of Great Yarmouth, 20.
John Consail and Richard Russel, merchants of Winchester, 40 by
2 pairs. y
William le Mercer, merchant of Rouen, 20.
Nicholas de Ludelawe, merchant of Sillop, 240 by 12 pairs of letters.
Douansatus Fraunceys, Hugelin Sampe, and Fauco Clarissinie, mer-
chants of Florence, 300 by 15 pairs.
Th. de Anne, merchant of Dorchester,
Elias de la Chapele, merchant of Cahors,
Godebert de Naverre and John de Sanlys, merchants
of Cahors,
Dabode de Malines, merchant of Brabant, )20 each.
Reginald Cannn, citizen of London,
Walter Everard, citizen of London,
John le Engleys and Richard his brother, merchants
of Rochester,
Henry de Malynes, merchant of Brabant, 20, and afterwards for
other 20.
Elias de la Chapele, merchant of Cahors, 20.
\ Terricns de Seyncrou, merchant of Almain, 20, and afterwards for
other 20 by another letter patent.
1 BDWABD I. 37
1273. Membrane Sd^-^-eani.
Balph LovejD, merchant of Brabanty \
Peter de Funteyns, merchant cf Amiens, i
^"tSodf rej Lagheman, merchant of Lonvain, [ ^ ,
GilcH Lagheman, merchant of Lonvaiu, «ftCJi.
Gerard Peres, merchant of Cahors,
William de Lavynton and Richard de Stocbmgg,
Arnold GriCBn, of Cours, and William Servete, merchants of London.
Copin Quander, merchant of St. Omer, 40 by 2 pairs.
^William Walbraunt, merchant of St. Omer, 20.
NfV'illiam de Bolon, merchant of Bolon, 40 by 2 pairs.
John Chadde, merchant of Dunstaple, 20.
^Balph Surlet, of Leges, merchant of Almain, 40 by 2 pairs.
Thomas Knyvet, merchant of Amiens, 20, and afterwards 20 by 1 pair.
James de Sancto Fushino, merchant of Amiens,^ 20.
Poncius de Mora, merchant of London, 85 by 4 pairs of letters patent.
Femynns Aunger, merchant of Amias, 20.
Poncius Elie, 80 by 4 pairs.
Hugh 1e Chap0iers, merchant of Paris, 40 by 2 pairs.
Peter de Cabasak, merchant of Cahors, 20.
Goubert de Navarre and John de Sancto Licio, merchants of
Cahors, 20.
Reginald Camby and Hubert Mache, merchants of Florence, 40 by
^ 2 pairs.
Alan de Ohastelbaynard, merchant of London.
NFohn Scarewale, merchant of Malines,
Laurence de la Bruere, merchant of Malines,
Simon Fers, merchant of Malines,
Firmin Mangers, merchant of Amiens,
STohn Scare'role, merchant of Malines,
^^Walter de Sorcy, merchant of Amiens,
Walter Baulagh, merchant of Malines,
Simon Feriz, merchant of Malines,
Hugh le Chapeler, merchant of Paris, 40 by 2 pairs.
Reginald Camby and Hubert Mache, 20.
Poncius Elie, merchant of Cahors, 80 by 4 pairs.
William Caleward, of Malines, 20.
XPeter de Wirhale, fellow gI Nicholas Teste and Hugelin Hugenelli,
N 80 by 4 pairs.
The same, 40 by 2 pairs.
William le Nevel, merchant, 20.
Laurence de la Bruere, merchant of Malines, 20.
Poncius de Mora, merchant of London, 40.
Reginald Camby and Hubert Mache, 60 by 3 pairs.
John de Brilond, merchant of London, 40 by 2 pairs.
Wolmar de Essex, merchant of London, 40 by 2 pairs.
Henry de Lagghen, merchant, 20.
v.Peter de Wyrale, merchant, 20.
John Durant, merchant of Dunstaple, 40 by 2 pairs.
William le Pesshuner, merchant of the same town, 40 by 2 pairs.
Henry Chadde, merchant of the same town, 20.
^ Elias Westman, merchant of Winchester, 40 by 2 pairs.
^Richard de Wherewell, 20.
Roger de Sutbwode, merchant, 20.
William de Maleny, merchant of Rouen, 20.
James de Espaigny, merchant, 20.
John Dalerun, merchant of Winchester, 20, and afterwards 20.
Hubin do Sancto Martino, of Hyu, merchant of Almain, 40.
20 each.
38
OALSITDAB OP PATENT BOLLS.
1273.
July 13.
WestmiDBter.
; 20 each.
20 each.
Membrane Sd — coni,
Luke de Kuk' (sic) aiu^Thomaa de Luk, 20.
Deutantus Gwillelmiy 240 by 12 pairs.
^ Robert Tray, merchant, 40 by 2 pairs.
John Dalerun^ merchant of Winchester,
John de Brilaund, merchant of London,
Wolms^ de Essex, merchant of Loudon,
James (de Larder, of Leges, merchant of Almain,
Gerard de Muntayne,
Bertram de la Bybe, merchant,
James le Espany, 40 by 2 pairs.
[Hubin] de Sancto Martino
Walter le Engleis,
William le Pesshoner, merchant of Douestapel,
Luke de Luk and Thomas de Kuk* (sic),
Robert Eustache, merchant of Rouen,
Geoffrey Plaunte, merchant of Rouen,
^^ohn de Stanstrete, merchant of Louvain,
Henry de Lameth, merchant of Louviiin,
John de Gatemouill, merchant of Rouen,
James le Larder, of Leges, merchant of Almain, 40 by 2 pairs.
"^Stephen Wyles, merchant of York,
^^ Nicholas de Winton, merchant,
"Arnold de Tuscano, merchant of Amiens,
Peter de Cham, merchant of Rouen,
Gerard de la Lynde, merchant of Rouen,
John de Agenletteys, merchant of Rouen,
William Page, merchant of Bikingham,
^^ichard de Wendlesworth, merchant of London,
'"Nicholas de Winton, merchant of London,
Nicholas Coke well, merchant of Almain,
James le Petit and Herman de Dinaunt, 40 by 2 pairs.
XPeter de Wirhale and Hugelin Hugenelli,
Adam le Furbur, merchant of London,
Stephen Dyset and Robert le Mercer, merchants of
Southampton,
Giles de Sancto Fnssino, merchant of Amiens,
William de Beaubek, merchant of Southampton,
Henry Dernegate, merchant of Winchester,
John Ranyas, merchant of Amiens,
Gilbert Bonaver, merchant of Amiens,
^20 each.
/ 20 each.
'"^John de Lincohi, merchant of London,
"^"Robert Payn, merchant of Sandwich,
^Philip le Spicer, merchant of Gloucester,
Simon Averdras, merchant of Amiens, 40 by 2 pairs of letters.
John de Lincolui merchant of London, 20.
Robert Wychum and Stephen Wychum, merchants of Winchelese, 20.
Philip de Wygemor, merchant of Ludelawe, 20.
Laurence Colet, of Ludelowe, merchant, 40 by 2 pairs.
James de Grening, merchant of Almain, ^
The same Laurence,
Albert son of Everard, merchant of Almain,
Walter le Val, merchant of Winchester,
Michael de Brackele, merchant and citizen of London,
Alard Lupy de Insula, merchant, for 40 sacks by 3 pairs of letten
patent.
Henry de Barbelgen, merchant of Malines, 20.
) 20 each.
1 BDWABD I. 39
1273* Membrane Bcl'^^ant.
Thedaldns Bener and Bindo Hug*, merchanto of Florence, 20, and aller-
wards they had another letter patent for 20.
John le Bode, merchant of Lonvain, 20.
Peter de Wyrhale, merchant, 40 by 2 pairs.
Matthew de Malines, merchant, 20.
Thedaldus Bener and Byndo Hug*, 60 by 3 pairs.
Lanibert Proppe, merchant of Malines,
Gerard Sooirt [or Scorrt], merchant of Almain,
(Godfrey le Mewer, merchant of Louvain,
Arnold de Hesden, merchant of Louvain,
Nicholas de Molstede, merchant of Louvain,
Baldwin le Clerc, merchant of Amiens,
Nicholas Crupal, merchant of Amiens,
Mbubranb 5d.
Sept. 7. Commission to John son of John, by jury of the county of Stafford,
®*- M»£^^l®- touching the persons who came to the parks and chaces late of Boger de
Grand, London. Somery, deceased, tenant in chief, hunted therein and took deer.
20 each.
MSMBRANB 2d.
Licences, until Christmas, to export wool, as above on Membrtme 7 : —
Simon le Draper, of Winchester, 20 sacks.
Luke de Luce and Opizo de Malespyne.
John Duraund, merchant of Donestaple.
William le Pessoner, merchant of the same.
Nicholas de Lindeseye, merchant of Leen, 60 sacks.
Drogo Malerbe, meitdmnt of Amiens.
Mbmbranb \d,
Nov. 15. Commission to Balph de Hengham, on complaint by the abbot of F6camp
Westminster, that whereas he and his predecessors in the time of John son of Alan,
sometime lord of Arundel, and of John his son and heir and their prede-
cessors, lords of Arundel, used by his bailiffs to receive amercements of his
men of Eoclesden, co. Sussex, wherein they were amerced for any cause in
the hundred of Paling, belonging to the honor of Arundel, for which reason
the king lately commanded Bobert Aguillon, keeper of that honor, to desist
from a distraint he was making upon the said men for such amercements,
and to permit the abbot to levy them, as he was accustomed to do, the said
Bobert nevertheless distrained his men, contrary to the charters of the
king's ancestors, and the king's will that none but the usual customs should
be levied fiH>m the abbot while the honor is in the king's custody — to en-
quire whether the abbot and his predecessors used to have such amerce-
ments, or whether the said John and his ancestor had them as appurtenant
to the said hundred ; also whether John and his ancestors used to receive
40s, yearly from the abbot's men of Ecclesden as appurtenant to that
hundred.
Dec. 1. Association of Geoffirey de Gates with the said Balph in the above com-
Westminstsr. mission.
( «> )
2 EDWARD I.
[ 7%e entries in this Soil are * by the hand of Walter de Merton, the
chancellor, unleu otherwise speeified.\
Mbubranb 24.
1273.
Nov. 24. Acquittance to N. bishop of Wiuchenter for 500 marks whereby he
Wettmiiister. satisfied Master Raymond de Nogeriis, papal nuncio, for the fine he made
with the king and the said Raymond for the tenth of his temporalities for
the first two years, which first two years the pope granted to the king.
— «— Protection, until Easter, for Guygo, proctor of the bouse of St. Anthony,
— Yienne.
Not. 27. Protection with clause volumus^ until Whitsunday, for David de Offin-
Westminster. ton, going to Ireland.
Safe-condnct for the latter.
Nov. 27. Mondate to nil i^ersons, on complaint by the above Gygo, that persons
[Westminster.] representing themselves to be brethren or proctors of his house, collect
money, beasts and goods to their own use, to arrest all such as have not
letters testimonial of the said proctor, until the king or the proctor are
informed of their state and conversation, so that the money and goods found
with them be assigned to the proctor, notwithstanding any royal letters of
prior date, admitting them to collect such alms, if they have not the
proctor^s lawful testimony.
Nov. 26. Acquittance to the dean and chapter of Hereford for 10 marks paid at
[Westminster.] the Exchequer, wherein they fined for the twentieth contingent upon them
and their villeins.
Nov. 30. Itfandate to Geoffrey de Genevill, justiciary of Ireland, to receive the
Westminster, fealty of Florence, late abbot of Keisenig, whose election as bishop of
Kilfenora has been confirmed by David, archbishop of Gasliel, and to
restore to him the temporalities, having first received his letters patent that
this grace shall not be to the king's prejudice.
Andrew de Wynton aud John Colewyn, canons of Suthwyk, bringing
news of the cession of Peter de Maupol, their prior, have letters of licence
to elect.
Dec. 3. Presentation of Thomas de Morton to the church of Plumpton, void by
Westminster, the death of Henry de Bernewell, in the king's gift by reason of his custody
of the lands and heir of William le Marescal.
Dec. 4. The like of Master Angel us, king's advocate in the court of Rome, to the
Westminster, church of Jevelden in the diocese of Liucoln, in the king's gift by reason of
his custody of the lands late of John de Trailly, deceased.
Vacaied.
Signification to N. bishop of Winchester of the royal assent to the
election of Andrew de Wynton, one of the canons, to be prior of Suthwyk.
2 EDWABD I. 41
1278. . Membrane 24— «)n*.
■ Protection with clause \volumus'\f until Eagter, for Master Henry de
-»— Braundeston, going beyond seas.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the prior/ of Suthwyk for
the said Andrew de Wjnton, elected prior.
Mandate in pursuance to itxe escheator.
Dee. 18. Appointment of John de Burgo the eider to the Tower of London and
St. Martin'B-le* the castle of Colecestre with the hundred of Tendrigg, to hold for life
Grand, London, gg agreed between him and the king.
Mandate to W. archbishop of York to deliver the Tower to him.
The like to William de Weylaund to deliver the castle of Colecestre with
the said hundred.
Appointment of him to the farm of the city of London and the manor
and hundred of Middelton, «o that he receive out of the former 400/., and
out of the latter 200/. a year, as agreed between him and the king.
Mandate to Henry de Hevere, sheriff of Kent, to deliver the said manor
and hundred to him.
Dec 16. Covenant between the king and the said John. John has granted to the
London, king and his heirs the manor of Whateleye, co. Nottingham, le Neylaund,
in the counties of Essex and Suffolk, Causton, co. Norfolk, Estwoide and
Beley with the handred of Bocheford, co. Essex, Saham, co. Cambridge,
Camel and Kyngesbyry with the hundred, co. Somerset, Wynfrod, co. Dor-
set, Banstede, co. Surrey (except land to the value of 100#. a year therein,
given to Anselm de Gyse), and Cumpton, co. Warwick, with knights* fees,
advowsons of churches and other appurtenances. The king has granted to
John 400/. yearly of his farm of the city of London and 200/. yearly of his
farm of the hundred of Middelton until he have seisin of the above manors ;
and after seisin he shall demise the said manors to John for life, whereupon
the above farms shaU revert to the king. This being done, the king shall
deliver to John land to the value of 300/. a year to hM for life.
Dec. 31. Protection with clause volumusy until Easter, for Christiana de Mariscia
St. Martin's-le- and her men, lands and goods in Ireland.
Grand, London.
1274.
Jan. 3. Appointment of John de Burgo the elder to the farm of the city of
St. IfartinVle- London. By B. Burnel by his writ sent, etc.
Grand, London.
Vaeaied becatue iurrendered and he has 1 10 marii of the saidfarmf at
appears in the Liberate Boll of this year.
Jan. 6. Prohibition of a tournament to be held this Saturday, the feast of St.
rst Martin's-l6- Hilary, at Blyth.
Grand, London.] Mandate in pursuance to the prior of Blyth to show these letters and
make proclamation accordingly ; or if he cannot attend, to the sub-prior and
cellarer or two monks.
■ ■ Simple protection, until Easter, for Thedisius de Oamilla, dean of
Wlrenhampton.
Jan. 26. Pi'esentation of Master Odo de Westm[onHsterio] to the church of
Westminster. Fyncheleye, in the king's gift by reason of thu voidauce of the bishopric of
London, directed to Master Thomas de Ingoldetorp, keeper of the
spirituality.
Jan. 28. The like of Hervey de Borham to the church of Jevelden in the diocese of
Westminster. Linc4>In, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of
John de Trailly, tenant in chief.
42 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLL&
1274. Membrane 24 — cant.
Simple protection, until Easter, for Adam, near of Braj, and William,
vicar of Cokeham, collectors of the tenth in the deanerj of Kading.
Safe-conduct, until Easter, for Richard de Berham, coming to the realm,
on condition he stand his trial if any one implead him.
The like for John Hardel, taking palfreys, harness and other necessaries
of the king beyond seas.
Jan. 29. Writ de intendendo directed to the prior and convent of Waltham for
Westminster. Reginald de Maidenheth, ^hose election as abbot has been' confirmed by
R. archbishop of Canterbury and Master Raymond de Nogeriis, pope's
chaplain and nuncio, as the king is informed by letters of the archbiaiuDp.
The like directed to the tenants.
Mmmbranb 22.
Jan. 30. Grant to Martin de litilbiry that he may cultivate at champart the
WeBtminster. demesne lands of the manor of West Warden, which are in the king's
hands, and that he may have a moiety of all next autumn fruits therefrom,
as weU in sheaves as in stubble, whe&er the manor be then in the hands of
the king or of another, so that he also have all the works of the villeins of
the manor, saving a moiety of their works in autumn to the king or who-
ever then has the manor, to carry and store a moiety of the said fruits.
Request to the bishop of Lincoln to institute Hervey de Borham, king's
clerk, to the church of G-yvelden, the king having revoked his presentation
thereto of Master Angelus, his advocate in the court of Rome.
Acquittance to the abbot of Fecamp for 20 marks paid at the Exchequer,
wherein he fined for the twentieth oontinsent upon him and his villeins.
This is testified by William de Auddelton, auditor of the twentieth.
Feb. 3. Licence for Samuel son of Aaron de Coleoestre and Joceus his brother,
Westminster, king's Jews of Coleoestre, who are unable to satisfy the king in full for the
present tallage assessed upon them unless they can sell their houses and
rents, to sell to William son of Warin de Coleoestre, clerk, the houses and
rents in the parish of St. Rumwald, Coleoestre, sometime of Master Richard
de Peltedun, which Aaron father of Samuel and Joceus long since bought
of the said Richard.
The like for Abraham son of Isaac, king^s Jew of Cambridge, to sell to
John Martyn the houses and rents in the parish of St. Sepulchre's, Cam-
bridge, sometime of the prior of Bernewell, which Lnac, his father, long
since bought from the prior.
Prohibition of a tournament to be held on Tuesday in Lent at Warwick.
Feb. 4. Mandate in pursuance to the prior of Eenilworth to make proclamation.
Westminster.
Feb. 6. Protection with clause volumuSf until a fortnight after Easter, for the
Westminster, abbot of Seleby, going beyond seas at the pope's command.
Feb. 6. Acquittance to Llewellin son of Griffith, prince of Wales, for the receipt,
Westminster, by the hands of the abbot of Chester, of 3,000 marks for Christmas term.
1 Edward I., according to the form of the peace between the prince and
Henry III. and the king.
The same entry repeated with note. ' And be it known that William de
Flumptoni derk, sent to Chester, is bound to surrender the said letters
2 BDWABD I. «
1274. Membrane 22— con/.
patent unleBS, upon payment of the money to the abbot and [himself] at
Chester, he hais surrendered the said letters of acquittance to the said
Llewellin or his attorneys.'
Vacated because surrendered^ and the said WUliam received nothing.
Presentation of Adam de Stidelong, chaplain, to the chapel of Stokes
Si. Edward, in the king's gift by reason of the custody and heir of George
de Cantilupo, tenant in chief, being in the king's hands ; directed to the
elect of Salisbury.
Signification to the official of Canterbury and his commissaries of an
inspeximus of a charter, dated at Northampton, 4 June, 50 Henry III.,
granting, for life, by title of frank tenement, to Elizabeth late the wife of
William le Marescal, the following proportion for the maintenance of her-
self and her household out of her late husband's lands in Cherleton, lately
granted to Walter de Pedwarthin and extended at 16/. 12#. 6cf., and in
Norton and Witlebury, lately granted to Henry de Allemannia and
extended at 27/. 18^. 3^. ; to wit, in the said town of Cherleton, 80 acres
of demesne land, a fourth of the rent of the free tenants, a fourth of the
lands of the villeins with all their rents, services and customs, and a third
of the whole pasture belonging to the same manor, which are extended
at 4/. 16«. lli^. ; and in the said manor of Norton and Witilbury the
hamlet of Witlebury with the fourth part of the wood in the forest and
other appurtenances, two acres of meadow of demesne in Norton, 4 vimtes
and 2 cotlands of land of villein^e with the rents and services of the
villeins holding them ; the mill of £ngesthorn and IGd. of the rent of the
free tenants, all which are extended at 8/. 2s, lO^J.
Feb. 8. Licence for Aaron de la Heye, king's Jew of London, to enable him to
Westminster, pay the present tallage assessed upon him, to sell to Thomas de Estchepe
the houses and rents in the parish of St. Clement in Candelwikstrete,
sometime of Nio^holas de Kais, which he long ago bought of Margery
and Margaret, daughters and heirs of the said Nichcnas.
— — — Presentation of William de Dovorr, chaplain, to the church of Wychum
— - in the diocese of Lincoln.
Mandate to the constable of the castle of Tykehull and the keeper of the
honor thereof, to let Robert de Ufford have the 50/. yearly of the farm of
the town and honor of TikehuU, granted to him for life by Henry de
Alemannia, deceased, and afterwards confirmed to him by the king, as he
used to have it during the lifetime of the said Henry.
Protection with clause [volumus\ until a fortnight after Easter, for the
abbot of Battle.
Acquittance to. the prior of Coxford for 40#., wherein be fined for the
twentieth contingent upon him and his villeins, paid by him, as appears by
letters of Stephen de Folebum and William de Midelton, auditors of the
twentieth.
Mandate to William de Hevre, sherifF of Kent, to deliver to John de
Burgo the elder the manor and hundred of Middelton, to hold as agreed
between him and the king.
Mardi 1. Qrant to Thomas Inge, for a fine of 20 marks, of the custody during the
St Martin'e-le- minority of the heirs, of the lands of Peter de Boeles, tenant in chief, in
Grand, London. Warden and Gravenehurst, with the custody of the heirs and their marriage ;
so that he answer at the Exchequer for the extent of the said lands, to wit,
12/. lOs. IW., whereat they are extended by Master Richard de Clifibrd,
escheator this side Trent.
44 OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1274. Membrane 22 — cont,
Feb. 28. Protection with clause [volumus]^ until 1 August, for Walter, arch-
St. MartinVle- bishop of York, going beyond seas.
Grand, London, xhe like, until a fortnight after Easter, for the abbot of Bury St. Ed-
munds [de Burgo].
March 3. Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for the prior of St. John of Jeru-
St Martin 8 le- salem in England, going beyond seas.
The like, until Midsummer, for Charles son of Charles, going beyond
seas.
Grant to Nicholas de Sancto Ivone, for a fine of 20/., of the custody
during the minority of the heirs of the lands and heirs of Alan le Ostrizer,
tenant in chief, with the marriage.
Laberus, merchant of Lucca, going to the court of Borne, has the king's
letters to all his friends to let him have a safe-conduct, if necessary, in pass-
ing through their parts.
March 1. Presentation of Walter de Kancia to the church of Taxhale in the
St. Marttn'a-le- diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of the land
arand, London, j^i^ ^ Bobert de Dunes being in his hands.
Membrane 21.
March 3. Commission to J. de Cobeham and W. de Heliun to enquire touching
St. Martin'8-le« trespasses against the peace committed at Oxford, and to do justice with
Qiand, London. rQgpQQt; to them and to trespasses long since committed there, whereof in-
quisition was made at another time.
Membrane 20.
Writ of aid, directed to all persons of the counties of Norfolk and
Suffolk, for Hugh de Dignineton, appointed constable of the castle of
Oreford, to infiict every possible injury by sea and land on the merchants
of Flanders, as the king^s enemies, and to arrest all their wool and other
goods in those counties ; as the countess of Flanders and her men and mer-
chants inflicted many losses upon Henry III. and the king and his subjects,
and behaved wickedly to the king in times past, and would still so behave
if they could.
March 4. Mandate to John son of John to take into the king's hands all the lands
St. Marthi'8-le- late of John de Traylly, tenant in chief, in the counties of Buckingham and
Grand, London. Bedford and elsewhere, saving the dower of his wife. The king lately
commanded Master Bichard de Clifford, escheator this side Trent, to take
the said lands into the king's hands by reason of the minority of the heir :
bat when the escheator sent the sub-escheator and his servants to execute
the mandate, Waltei, the son and heir of the said John, and his servants
assaulted and beat them and cut off the tail of the sub-escheator's horse.
The sheriff is to summon a jury and to arrest those found gmlty by the
inquisition.
Mandate to the constable of the castle and to the commonalty of Oreford,
to inflict every injury by sea and land on the men and merchants of
Flanders, and to arrest all their wool and other goods in the said town and
port, and he and those deputed by him to execute the premises shall have
the same portion as the barons of the Cinque Ports attending to this busi-
ness in their own parts.
2 EDWARD I. 46
1274, Membrane 20— co»^.
^ Appointment of Hagh de Dignineton, constable of the said castle, to
arrest all goods of Flenush merchants in the counties of Norfolk and Suf-
folk until further order.
March 6. Presentation of Master Angelus, king's advocate in the court of Borne,
St. Mardii's-le- to the church of Haversham in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift hj
Oraad, London, reason of his custody of the lands and heir of Nicholas de Harersham,
tenant in chief.
Protection with clause [volumtui]^ until 1 August^ for Henry de Helingeye,
*— - archdeacon of Winchester, gone beyond seas.
March 10 The like, until Midsummer, for the prior of Merton, going beyond seas,
[or 13].
St. Mardn's-le-
Qiand, London.
Presentation of Boger de Sancto Albano, chaplain, to the church of
St. Michael, Staunton, in the diocese of Ely, in the king's gift by reason of
his custody of the lands and heir of William de Ohaeny, tenant in chief.
March 13. Protection with clause [volumui]^ until Michaelmas, for the abbot of
St Martin'»-]e- St. John's, Golecestre, going beyond seas.
Grand, L<»id<»i.
March 1 5. Mandate to John de Estwode, keeper of the bishopric of London, to restore
St. Martin'8-le- the temporalities to Master John de Chishull, dean of St. Paul's, whose
Qiand, London, election as bishop has been confirmed by Master William de Midelton,
official of B. archbishop of Canterbury, during his absence beyond seas.
By writ of the great seal.
Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants.
Protection with clause [vo/wmttf], until Midsummer, for Master William
de Capella, precentor of Oredington, going beyond seas.
Simple protection, until Midsummer, for the abbot of St. Albans, going
beyond seas.
— ^~- Protection with clause [volumus]^ until Midsummer, for the abbot of
St. Augustine's^ Canterbury, going beyond seas.
■ The like, until Michaelmas, for William de Apledrefeud.
■ Martin de Littelebirj • . . .
March 28. Grant to the prior and convent of Peterborough, for a fine of 300 marks,
St. MartinVle- of the custody of their abbey during the present voidance, so that they have
Grand, London. jiH ^he issues as well in tallages of their men as in lands and goods and all
the appurtenances which would belong to the king if it were in his hands,
and no baili£f of the king is to intermeddle ; saving to the king knights'
fees, advowsons of churches, wards and escheats if any fall in.
Licence for them to elect an abbot, on news being brought in letters
patent of the chapter by William de Wodeford, one of the monks, of the
death of Bobert de Sutton, their abbot.
Protection with clause [volumu*^^ until 1 August, for Walter Scamel,
going beyond seas.
— — - The like for the abbot of Shrewsbury, gone beyond seas.
Grant to William Maufe of the custody, during the minority of the heir,
of the following manors late of Jordan de Saukevill, tenant in chief, to wit,
the manor of Sochurst [redius Bochurst] extended at 20/., and the manor
46 OALEVDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1274, Membrane 20 — eont,
of CfaAlventon extended at 67«. ^^d.^ as appears bj inquisitioD made by
Master Bichard de Clifford, escheator this side Trent, and he is to render
the said extents and 40^. increment, and saving to the king land to the value
of 201. a jear, which Matilda late the wife of Geoffrey de Saakevill holds
for life, if it fall in, knights' fees and advowsons of churches.
Protection with clause [volumus]^ until 1 August, for William de Wauton.
Simple protection, until 1 August, for the abbot of Malmesbury, gone to
the council of Lyons.
March 27. Signification to Gregory the pope of the appointment, under the seal
St. MartinVle- whidi the king uses in England, of John son of John, John de Yallibus,
Grand, LoDdou. j^hn Wyger and Master Balph de Merlawe, as tlie king's proctors m the
sacred general council convoked by the pope.
Simple protection, until 1 August, for the prior of Stanes, going beyond
seas.
Protection with clause [volumu8'\y until 1 August, for Thomas de SaDCto
Omero and William le Muer, going with him on an embassage of the king
beyond seas.
The like for the following : —
The bishop of Exeter, gone beyond SQas.
John de Kancia,
William Ghacero,
Thomas de Lincolnia,
Balph la Ware,
Humphrey de Bello Oampo, _^^^ u ^ 'i-u t u t
Thomas leKeu, I gone beyond seas with John son of
Markisius de Bracheford, ' '^^'*"-
James le Yilur,
John de Nevill,
Adam de Nortoft,
Simon de Assewell,
John son of John, gone beyond seas.
Henry Trenchard, going beyond seas.
April 9. Qnnt to John Wiger, for a fine of 200 marks, of the custody, during the
[St. Martin'8-le- minority of the heirs, of the lands and heirs of Walter de Merton, tenant
Grand, London.] j^ chief, with their marriage. By B. Burnel.
Protection with clause [vo^iimvf], until 1 August, for the prior of Lewes,
going beyond seas.
The like for W. bishop of Bath and Wells.
^-^— Presentation of Henry le Thieis to the church of Weston in the diocese
of Norwich.
Signification to the bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
of Bichard London, one of the monks, to be abbot of Peterborough.
— ^ Protection with clause [volumus']f until Michaelmas, for the abbot of
Westminster, going [beyond seas].
Mandate to sheriffs and others not to prevent Boger Pride, merchant of
Shrewsbury, or his men, from bringing wool or other goods to London or
elsewhere in the realm to cities, boroughs, fairs, or markets, as it appears
that some sheriffs and bailiffs, under pretext of the king's late prohibition
against taking wool out of the realm, prevent merchants of the land from
carrying goods to London or elsewhere within the realm.
2 EDWARD I. 47
1274. Membrane 20— cent.
The like for the following .—
Nicholas de Ludelawe.
Hagh de Fulflod aod Balph his brother, merchants of Winchester.
Protection with clause [volumw'iy until 1 August, for Master Thomas
de Wjmbis, gone beyond seas with Master Bichard de Aumundevill.
Mbmbranb 19.
April 18. Prohibition of a tournament to be held this Thursday at Elingestond.
Westminster.
Mandate to the prior of Bermundese to make proclamation accordingly.
— — Simple protection, until 8 September, for Alexander de Balliolo, gone
beyond seas.
The like for Master John de Craven, going beyond seas.
April 10. Mandate to John de Beygate to deliver the oflice of the escheatry
Wettmintter. beyond Trent to William de Boyvyll, king's clerk, appointed thereto during
pleasure.
Writ de intendendo for him directed to all persons.
April 14. Power to William de Bello Gampo, earl of Warwick, Boger de Clifford,
Wettmuuiter. the prior of St. Tiiomas without Stratford [rectius Stafford], William Bagot
and Odo de Hodenet, to hear and do justice touching mutu^ trespasses and
raids (intercepdones) in the march of Wales against the form of the peace
between Llewellin son of Griffith, prince of mdes and Henry III. and the
king. They are to be at the ford of Montgomery Sunday after the feast
of SS. Philip and James the Apostles, and the prince is commanded to be
there in person or to send substitutes with power to hear and determine
such trespasses and raids, according to the form of the said peace. The
sheriffs of Worcester, Hereford, Salop, Stafford and Gloucester, are to cause
all complainants of the march to appear before them f^r justice. [jPb^Jera.]
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Gkermanns son of Alexander de
Preston, trading in the realm.
Presentation of William de Hanyton to the church of Lillingeston, in
the diocese of Lincoln.
April 20. Protection with clause Ivolumus']^ until a month after Midsummer, for
Westminster. Henry son of Alchery, going beyond seas.
Mandate to the prior and convent of Peterborough to restore the tem-
poralities to Bichard de London, one of the monks, whose election as
abbot has been confirmed by B. bishop of Lincoln.
Writ de intendendo directed to the temmts.
Writ de intendendo directed to sheriffs beyond Trent for Willism de
Boyvill, king's clerk, appointed escheator beyond Trent during pleasure; and
they are to provide knights and good men to make inquisitions and do other
things incident to the said office when called upon by the escheator.
April 20. Mandate to John de Erkelowe, sub-escheator in the counties of Salop and
Westminster. Stafford, to deliver his lands to Henry de Audithele, brother and heir of
James de Audithele, tenant in chief, it having been shown to the king that he
is of full age, and his fealty having been taken ; and on the king's return to
England he is to come to the king to do his homage. Matilda late the wife
cf James is to have her dower, to be assigned by the king if necessary,
and her tenancy until assignment.
The like to Nicholas de Audithele touching the castles and lands in
his custody.
48 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1274. Membrane 19 — eonL
Writ de iniendendo to the barons of the port oi Dover for Valentioas
de Bere, appointed to the custody of the bailiwick of that port during
pleasure, so that he answer for the issues to the constable of the castle.
Mandate to the abbot and convent of Gerovall to paj the 20/. yearly
for the land held of the king at farm in Estwotton (part of the lauds late
of Peter Boterel, a Breton, cheated to the king from the lands of Bretons),
hencef oith at the Exchequer with all arrears.
V April 18. Appointment of John de Sancto Walerico and Luke de Luka, merchant,
WeBtminster. to make inquisition in the counties of Somerset, Dorset and Gloucester,
concerning offences against the prohibition to export wool or other mer-
chandise to Flanders or elsewhere within the dominions of the countess
of Flanders or beyond seas, and to arrest all those who shall have at-
tempted any such offences.
The like of the following for the following counties : —
Gwychard de Charrum and Luke de Luka, merchant, for Northumber-
land, Westmoreland and Lancaster.
Thomas de Pyn and Luke de Luka, merchant^ for Cornwall and
Devon.
Walter de Schelhangre and Luke de Luka, merchant, for Lincoln.
Stephen de Penecestre and Luke de Luka, merchant, for Kent, Sussex
and Surrey.
Thomas de Boulton and Luke de Luka, merchant, for York.
Hugh de Dinineton, constable of Oreford castle, and Luke de Luka,
merchant, for Norfolk and Suffolk.
June 5. Protection with clause [volumus'}^ until 1 August, for Geoffrey de
Westminster. Munbray going beyond seas with G[ilbert] de Clare, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford.
April 21. Mandate to the barons and bailiffs of the port of Faversham to arrest all
Weetmintter. ships ia their port or at sea canying wool to parts beyond seas contrary
to the prohibition against exporting wool, made in consequence of the
disagreement between the king and the countess of Flanders, and to keep
them in safe custody as Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover castle,
shall direct on the king's part; and to employ all their power at their
own cost in annoying the countess and her subjects, as the same Stephen
shall explain.
The like to the barons and bailiffs of the following ports :<—
Bomenhale. Dover.
Sandwich. Bye.
Winchelsea.
April 23. Mandate to the dean and chapter of Cloyne to assign a stall in the
WestminBter. choir and a place in the chapter to Bobert de Gippewico, to whom the
king has granted the prebend in their church which Bichard de Barry,
deceased, held, and which is in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the see.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, in England and Ireland, for Nicholas
del Quarere and his fellows, merchants of Amiens.
April 24. Power to William de Bello Oampo, earl of Warwick, Boger de Clifford,
Wcstmintter. John Gi&rd, the prior of St. Thomas without Stafford, William Bagod and
Odo de Hodenet, who are to be present at the ford of Montgomery a month
after Easter day, to make a truce between Llewellin son of Griffith, prince of
Wales, and Humphrey de Bohnn of Brekcon until Michaelmas.
2 EDWARD I. 49
1274. MenUfrane 19 — eont,
Simple protection, nntil Michaelmas, for the prior of Spalding, going
bejond seas.
The like, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for the prior of Derhirst.
April 24. Grant to Lewis de Sabaudia of the deanery of the church of St. Martin-
WestmiiMtor. le-Qrand, London, void bj the promotion of William de Chaumpvent, late
dean, to be bishop of Lausanne.
Presentation of Hugh de Clifford to the church of Shlipton in the
diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift bj reason of the knights'
fees late of William de Fortibus, tenant in chief, deceased, being in the
king's hands.
Mmmbranm 18.
April 28. The like of William deDovorria to the church of Crawehnrst, a prebend
Westminster, of Hastings, in the diocese of Chichester.
Grant to lliomas de Pyne, for a fine of 20/. of the custody, during the
minority of the heir, of the lands and heirs of Reginald le Alblaster,
tenant in chief, saving knights' fees and advowsons of churches.
Mandate to the dean and chapter of Salisbury to assign a stall in the
choir and a place in the chapter to Robert de Gippewico, to whom the king
has granted the prebend which John de Badde, deceased, had in that
church, and which is in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
■ Presentation of Stephen de Houden to the church of St. Peter, Torgeseye,
in the diocese of Lincoln.
The letters are directed to the bishop by R. Burnel.
May 3. Mandate to all bailiffs to arrest Nicholas de Feckenham, Leonard de
Westminster. Lanthonay and John de Bos, canons of Lantonay Prima, who have fled
from their house and are wandering at large, for which they are liable
to sentence of excommunication, as the king is informed by J. bishop
of Hereford : and they are 'to be delivered to their prior for punishment
according to the exigence of their order.
Mandate to Roger le Estraunge, keeper of the castle and land of the
Peak, to deliver to Constance, late the wife of Henry de Alemannia, or
to Raymond de Nolverio her clerk and attorney, 1(X)/. of rent in the Peak,
long since assigned to her in dower, but lately taken into the king^s hands
for certain causes ; together with the receipts since their caption.
The like to John de Sandiaore, constable of the castle of Tykeshull, to
deliver to her the castle of Tykeshull and the manor of Gringele and 100/.
of rent in the Peak.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the last-mentioned castle
and manor for her until further order.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for the citizens and merchants of the
bishopric of Lidge (Lecdiensei) coming to fairs in the realm, on condition
that they do not communicate with the Flemings during the contention
between the king and the countess of Flanders ; so that they are not to
be distrained for other debts than those for which they are sureties or
principals.
May 6. Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas or until his return to
[Westminster.] England, for Robert son of Walter.
The like for John de Munchanesy, also gone to those parts with him.
The like for Rannlph de Muntchanesy, gone with the said Robert.
96187. D
50 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1274. Membrane 18 — cant.
Majr 8. The like, until All Saints, for Matthew, bishop of Emly.
[Westminster.]
Licence for the prior and convent of Makbjlln in Ireland to elect an
abbot, on Gilbert de Makkormick, one of the canons, bringing news by
letters of the chapter of the death of Colman, their abbot.
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for B. bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield, gone beyond seas.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Gilbert de Sancta Fide and
Alice his wife.
Protection with clause volumus^ until 1 August, for the prior of
Gyseburn, gone beyond seas.
May 15. Grant to the prior and convent of St. Benets, Hulme, for a fine of
Westminster. 120 marks, of the custody of their abbey, during voidance, through the
death or cession of Bichard, their abbot.
Vacated because they did not have it and surrendered the letter,
[May] 15. Protection with clause [volumus]^ until the Assumption, for William de
[Westminster.] Valencia, gone beyond seas.
May 17. The like, until 1 August, for J. bishop of London, going to the council
St. ICartin's le- of Lyons.
Grand, Loudon.
Mandate to Geoffrey de Gyenvill, justiciary of Lreland, in order to save
expense to the subprior and convent of MacbiU, in the diocese of Down,
void by the death of Colman, their abbot, to give them licence to elect an
abbot, and to give the royal assent and restore the temporalities to the
person elected ; the king having, by reason of the slenderness of their
means, remitted their offence in electing Cristinus, one of the canons, as
abbot, without first sending news of the death of Colman, and obtaining
licence to elect. But this grace is not to be drawn into a precedent.
May 28. Appointment of John de Oketon and Luke de Luka to make inquisition
Westminster, by jury of the parts of Hull when and in what places Jordan de Lund,
Simon Aunger and William le Escot, merchants of Pontrfract, laded a
ship at Hull with wool and other merchandise, and sent it to Sandwich
towards parts beyond seas, contrary to the prohibition to export wool,
from England lately made, when the ship was captured at Sandwich by
Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover castle, and when the bailiffs of
Hull received and proclaimed the said prohibition, and whether they
intended to take the wool to Flanders or not ; the inquisition touching the
premises already taken at Hull by the said John and Luke being
insufficient.
May 28. Writ of aid, directed to all bailiffs, in favour of Luke de Luka, king's
Westminster, merchant, or his attorneys, Dnchyus Duuacy and Guy de Campy, ap-
pointed to arrest all lahips laden with wool and destined to parts beyond
seas, in the Humber and at sea in the northern parts, the king being moved
to hear that both denizens and aliens have loaded ships at Hull and
elsewhere in the Humber with wool and sent them to parts beyond seas,
contrary to the recent prohibition.
Licence, until Michaelmas, for Ingram de Mercato, merchant of Bouen,
to trade in fairs and markets, on condition that he take nothing out of the
realm, or communicate with the subjects of the countess of Flanders during
the king's contention with her.
The like for the following : —
William le Bolengger, merchant of Rouen.
Robert de Aeon, merchant of Aeon.
Walter Glut of Louvain, merchant of Brabant.
2 BDWABD I. 51
1274. Membrane 18 — eouL
Presentation of Nicholas de Hereford, chaplain, to the chorch of
Blomenhull. The letters were directed by B. Bamell to J. bishop of
[Hereford].
June 4. Appointment of John de Oketon to make inquisition when and where
Westminster. Henry Kenbaud, Stephen Wyles and other men and merchants of Edmund
the king's brother, laded a ship at Hedon with wool and' other merchandise,
and sent it to Sandwich, and when the bailiffs of Hedon received and
proclaimed the prohibition against exporting wool from EngUnd, the said
merchants alleging that the ship, the contents of which had been seized at
Sandwich, was laded before the proclamation was made.
Mandate to brother Stephen de Folebum, receiver of the tallage upon
certain Jews of England, to deliver to Luke de Luka 2,000/. out of that
money in his custody, to take to Paris against the king's arrival there.
Membrane 15.
May 30. Licence, until Michaelmas, for Walter le Aketon, merchant of Bonen, to
Westmiiister. come to England to trade and to carry bis wools and merchandise to the
usual fairs and markets by the public streets and common ways, provided
he do not carry or cause to be carried his wools or merchandise out of the
kingdom, nor deal with the Flemings or others of the power of the countess
of Flanders in the kingdom, or in any way communicate with them, during
the contention between the king and the said countess.
The like for the following :^-
Peter de Bules,
William Burnell,
Hugh le Coynte,
Bobert le Balauncer,
William de Toftes,
Matthew de Walle Bicheri,
Bichard le Mynnot,
^* William de Cryel,
Nicholas Yeisin,
Antonin de Beuvays,
Nicholas de Fovill,
John de Alneto,
June 6. Bichard le Yilein,
Wotminster. Henry Lovet,
Walter Peitevin,
Hubin de Sancto Martino, of Huy.*
John Tafumawe, of Huy, merchant of Almain.
Henry le Soriz, of Huy, merchant of Almain.
Balph de Leges, merchant of Leges.
John Henneman, merchant of Leges.
Libert de Leges, merchant of Leges.
John Nicholas, merchant of Deu.
Herewail, merchant of Huy.
Cono Dain, merchant of Huy.
Domician Daundevale, merchant of Huy.
—-John Fox, of Brabant, merchant.
John Proppe, merchant of Malins.
John Perewez, of Huy, merchant of Brabant.
John Nicard, merchant of Huy.
•^^ Peter de Sauveye, merchant of Bouecestre.
d2
merchants of Boiien.
52 OALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
merchants of Amiens.
1274. Membrane 15— «oni.
Peter Cosyn, citizen of London.
Reginald de Menachato, merchant of Piacenza.
'donrad Nerbode, merchant of Almain.
Arnold de Dik, merchant of Maljns.
Nicholas Flambard, merchant of Bonen.
''^John de Torpmimie, merchant of Almain.
Geofirey Anngevyn, merchant of Bonen.
William Cirurgyen, of Northampton.
William Bek, of London.
Henry Lovet, of Bouen.
Atinns Pmudalis, of Piacenza.
Hngelin Hngelinell^ fellow of Nicholas Teste.
Nicholas Teste, fellow of Aldebrand Malagale.
•^ John Winterman, merchant of Almain.
Luke de Lukes, merchant of Luoca.
^Gotmar de Lubek, merchant of Almain.
^Conrad de Affle, merchant of Almain.
«- Godschalc le Wyse, merchant of Almain.
Christopher de Munchy, merchant of Beuvays.
Bobert de Messegewell, merchant of Bouen.
John Donadeu, merchant of Cahors.
Everard de Duncy,
James Piket,
Warin Piket,
Warin Beinevall,
Giles de Mundider,
Jacomin de Sancto Fuscencio,
Everard le Franceis,
Bichard le Blak, merchant of Bouen.
Beyner de Furnar', merchant of Florence.
John Weremundy merchant of Caumbrey.
Alan de Sakintot, merchant of Bouen.
John Parwale, merchant of Malines.
Henry de Laghene, merchant of Malines.
«- Henry de Lewe, merchant of Brabant.
John de Mes, merchant of Amiens.
Walter Aketon, merchant of Bouen.
John Dunadeuy merchant of Cahors.
John de Burgundia,
Drogo Malherbe,
John Dare,
Ingelram Beremere,
GObert Bonnavel, -
May 21. Mandate to H. bishop of Ely — in consideration of the losses sustained
Coddmgton. by the king's father, the king, the bishop and others by the last occupation
of the isle of Ely, and of a secret attempt to occupy it now, as the king
hears— to sink all boats along the water of that island, if necessary, keep
watches and ambushes day and night there, and arrest malefactors and
suspected persons at his discretion.
Writ of aid directed to the tenants of that island. By close writ.
June 11. Mandate to brother Warin, treasurer of the New Temple, I.iOndon, to
WestmiDster. deliver to Luke de Lukes, king's merchant, 2,000/. out of the money
received by him at the mandate <3 Joseph, prior of the Hospital of St. John
of Jerusalem in England, the treasurer, and of Payn de Cadurcis of the
tallage assessed upon divers Jews, to take to Paris against the king's arrival
there.
merchants of Amiens.
2 BDWABD I. 53
1374. Membrane 16— «w^.
June 12. Protection with clause Ivolumus']^ until Michftelmas, for William de
Westmintter. Monte Caniso, of Edwardeston, going beyond seas with Gilbert de Clare,
earl of Gloncester and Hertford.
The like for John son of Franco de Bohun, going to Ireland.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Philip de Candevre, citizen of
Winchester.
June II. Presentation of Laurence de Linoolnia to the church of Taverham, in
Westminster, the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands late of Nicholas de Taverham, tenant in chief.
Jnne 19. Grant to John de I^ndon, king's clerk, of the custody of the manor of
WestmuMter. Haversham, late of Nicholas de Haversham, tenant in chief, deceased, so
that it bring in 80/. a year, to be allowed in part payment of money due to
him.
Mandate in pursuance to Master B. de Clifford, escheator this side
Trent.
— — Protection with clause [volumus], until Michaelmas, for William de
Capella, precentor of Cridinton, gone beyond seas.
Jnne 22. Presentation of Master Bobert de Thorp to the church of Clent, in the
Wefftmmster. diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the lands and heirs of
Roger de Somery, tenant in chief, being in his hands.
June 22. Protection with clause [yolumus'\y until Christmas, for the prior of
Weetminster. Bath.
Presentation of Master Walter de Guldeford to the church of MarenhuUy
in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of
the abbey of Glastonbury.
Jnne 28. Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Denis de Waterford, chaplain.
Westminster.
June 27. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the hundreds of Midelton and
Westminster. Merden and of the manor of Midelton, committed for life to John de Burgo
the elder.
Writ of aid for William de W^ndesore and Joceus de London, king's
buyers, sent to divers counties to make purveyances against the feast of Uie
king's coronation on Sunday after the Assumption at Westminster.
July 4. Bequest to Master Baymond de Nogenis, pope's chaplain and nuncio in
Westminster. £nglaiid, to pay to the merchants of Piacenza of the society of Bemu*d
Scotus 3,000 marks which they lent to the king in the court of Bome, or
to allow them that sum out of the [papal] tenth deposited by the said
Bernard with them.
Acknowledgment of the receipt from him of 4,000 marks sterling of the
tenth granted to the king by the prelates of England at the prayers of the
pope. By Bobert Bumell.
Mandate to him to deliver to the king's messengers all the money arising
from the tenth of the bishopric of Lincoln deposited at Oxford, and of the
bishoprie of Norwich depos^ited at Dunwich, the king discharging the
church of Bome and the said Master Ba}'mond of all risk of robb^ or
other risk.
Mbmbranb 12.
July 7. Mandate to him to pay to Luke de Luka, king's merchant, or his fellows
Westminster. 8,000 marks of silver, lent to the king on the security of the papal tenth,
deposited with them, or to allow them that sum therefrom. By B. Burneli.
M
CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1274. Membrane 12 — cani.
Protection with clause [volumus], until All Saints, for the abbot of
Bury St. Edmonds [de Sancto Burgo Megis], going beyond seas.
Grant to Henrj de Wodestok, king's clerk, of the prebend which Boger
le Dm, deceased, held in the church of Dublin, in the king's gift by reason
of the Yoidance of that see.
The like to Anthony Bek, of the prebend which Michael de Beynvill,
deceased, held in that church.
July 12. Protection with clause [volumus']^ until Michaelmas, for the abbot of
[Westminster.] Hayles, going beyond seas.
July 13. Mandate to Elias de Bekingham to be present at the making of au
WestmiDBter. extent in the following case. Bobert de Wyleghoby impleaded Bichard de
Bedeford before the justices at Westminster touching n messuage and two
carucates of land (except 2 bovates and 20 acres of land, and 3 acres of
meadow) in North Wylhoby, and the latter vouched William de Leybum
to warranty. Bichard recovered the same against the said William by
judgment of the court, whereby he sued his warranty against him touching
the extent of the same, so that a contention has arisen between the parties.
July 18. Acknowledgment of the receipt from the above Master Baymond, papal
Wettminster. nuncio, of 8,000 marks sterling of the papal tenth.
By brother Joseph de Cauncy, treasurer, and Bobert Bumell.
July 20. Mandate to William de Bonevill to take into the king's hands the castle
Wettminster. and manor of Haverford, which Humphrey de Bohun son and heir of
Eleanor de Brehus sued before the persons supplying the king*s place to be
restored to him, but was adjudged to be taken into the king's hands, and
which William de Valencia, the king's uncle (to whom Henry III. had
committed the custody during the minority of the heirs of the said Eleanor,
one of the heirs of Eva de Brehus), surrendered to the king in their
presence, for restitution to the right heirs of Eleanor.
Aug. 7.
Canterbiuy.
Aug. 15.
Croydon.
Licence, until Michaelmas, for John de Bryland, merchant of London, to
export wool and other goods.
Mandate to the dean and chapter of Salisbury to restore the temporalities
to Master Bobert de Wychehampton, the dean, elected bishop.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Aug. 25. Presentation of Bobert Bumell to the church of Bingwode, in the diocese
Windsor, of Winchester.
Mandate to the sheriff of Derby to deliver the castle and manor of
Bolleshover to Alan le Ussher, to whom the king has granted it at will.
July 28.
iElKam)
Eltham.
Licence, until Michaelmas, for Peter de Tyllioly, merchant of Amiens,
to trade in wool and other goods within the realm, on condition that he do
not take them without the realm or communicate in any wise with the
subjects of the countess of Flanders during the present contention.
The like for the following : —
Jakemin Heryer, merchant of Amiens.
Adam Fynet, merchant of Amiens.
James le Gk'as, merchant of Amiens.
William Carboney, merchant of Bouen.
Nicholas Teste, fellow of Aldebrand Malagale,and also Hugelin Huge-
linelle, merchants of Lucca.
The like, until Michaelmas, for the merchants of Paris to trade in wool
and other merchandise in the kingdom, and to take them, if they wish, to
their own parts.
2 EDWARD I.
66
1274.
Membrane 12 — cont.
The like for the merchants of Auge {de Algo)y in Normandy.
Aug. 27.
[VTSndsor.]
Aug. 28.
Windsor.
Sept. 9.
Windsor.
[Sept. 9.]
Windsor.
Sept. 10.
Windsor.
Sept. 11.
Windsor.
Sept. 12.
Windsor.
[Sept. 12.]
Windsor.
The like for William Bonenfaunt, merchant of St. Omer, to trade in
wool and other merchandise within the realm.
Signification to W, bishop of Bath and Wells, or his vice-gerent, of the
royal aasent to the election of John de Taunton, monk of Glastonbury,
elected to be abbot of that house.
Licence for Henry de la Lake, merchant of Gaunt in Flanders, to nego-
ciate 80 sacks of wool and other goods bought by him within the realm
after the feast of St. Laurence last, and to take them to his own parts, on
condition that, by the oath of good men, he show that he bought them
after that feast.
Simple protection, until Easter, for Boger de Scardeburg, parson of
Wyneston.
The like, for five years, for the Carmelite Friars in Ireland.
The like, for one year, for the master and brethren of the house of lepers,
Bretford.
The like, until Christmas, for Thomas de Panes.
Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants of the honor and rape of
Hastings, as to their homages and other services, in favour of John de
Britannia, to whom Henry TIL granted that honor and rape in fee simple
with knights' fees, but saving the castle of Hastings and the advowson of
the church of the castle, and of the prebends belonging to the church.
Bequest to all the king's friends to give a safe conduct to Adam de
London, king's yeoman, in passing through their parts on pilgrimage to
St. James, to endure until Christmas.
Whereas Henry III., by letters patent, which the king has inspected,
granted to Peter Bouyn, merchant of Bruges, Ihat he and his merchants
and servants might trade in the realm under the king's protection
quit of murage and toll, and though bom in Flanders, be reputed a
denizen and merchant of the king ; and further by the said letters granted
that neither he, his merchants or servants, should undergo proscription
under pretext of the proclamation expelling Flemish merchants from the
realm within a stated time, but shoilld remain as denizens and special
merchants of the king and of Eleanor the king's mother, and should trade
in wool and other goods as they chose ; the king, accepting these grants,
grants that all his goods, wool and merchandise, arrested before Chnstmas
by reason of Henry III.'s and the king's order for the arredt or making
inquisition of goods of Flemings, of persons who have communicated with
Flemings, or of persons who have taken wool or goods to Flanders since the
prohibition, be delivered to him, and that he, his merchants and servants,
may trade with all goods which they had before that feast and which they
have to the present, all goods with which they have not dealt between that
feast and the feast of St. Laurence last, and all goods wherewith they may
deal henceforth ; and that they may take them to their own parts if they
choose. *
Mmmbrans 9.
Memorandum^ that Edward, king of England, landed at Dover, Thursday
after the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula, 1274, and on Sunday after the
56
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1 274f. Membrane 9 — cant,
AssumptioD next following, was solemnly crowned in the charcb of
St. Peter, Westminster, in the said year, and the second year of his reign.
[From this point onwards the entries are tested by the king in the
usnal way.]
Aug. 26. Whereas Wremoktus son of Adam de Snperiori Wencia, Hoel, John and
Windsor. Meuric his brothers, fugitives and king's felons, outlawed from his land nf
Went and received in the lands of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester, in
the Welsh inarch, and avowed by the earl and his bailiffs there, and Blevin
son of Yorverth, Yvor Vaghan and other men of the earl of the land of
Edeleeon, entered the kingr's land of Went and despoiled the king and his
men oi 4 horses aud 26 oxen and cows, and drove the beasts into the earl's
land, and detain them there, where they are still received and avowed as
before, and continue their depredations from day to day ; the king com-
manded the earl not to permit them to be further received, and to make
amends for the said trespasses. And as the king desires that amends should
be made according to law and the custom of the march, for the exactions
by the earl upon the king and his men,and for the trespasses which the earl
says have been committed upon him by the king^s men if there were any ;
Hugh de Turbervill and Bartholomew de Sutleye are appointed together
with Master Henry de Bray, king's bailiff of those parts, to receive ameods
for the said trespasses against the king and his men, and to do justice as to
the said exactions, and they are to meet the said Henry at Bedecambryn,
Thursday the eve of the Exaltation of the Cross.
Sept. 12.
WmdBor.
Sept. 15.
Windsor.
Sept. 16.
Windsor.
Sept. 20.
Windsor.
Mbmbranb 8.
Pardon to Walter de Baskervill of his outlawry for the death of Henry de
Alemannia, whereof he was charged.
Mandate to William de Valencia, the king's uncle, or his steward of
Penbrok, to let Humphrey son of Humphrey de Bphun have seisin of the
castle and town of Haverford, which are of his inheritance, and are in the
said William's hands by appointment of Henry III., the king having
restored the same to him.
Mandate to the bailiffs of the islands and to all bailiffis not to molest Philip
de la Hogc, of the island of Jersey, touching a forged writ brought by him
into the king's court of that island before Drogo de Barentin, then king's
bailiff there, when he vouched to warranty William Estumy, derk, then
present in court, asserting that WiUiam had sued it out of the king's court,
and delivered it tp him, which William denied there ; whereupon Drogo
caused both to be arrested and sent to the king at Windsor, and being
brought into the king's presence William acknowledged before the king
that he forged the writ and delivered it to Philip, so that Philip was
acquitted by the court of falsification, and William, being convicted as a
clerk, was handed over to the bishop of Coutanoes, diocesan of the place, for
punishment according to his eccksiasticai franchise.
Grant to Hugh de Gerund, at the instance of Winimery de Oymery, that
he be not distrained to take up the arms of a knight for two years.
Memorandum^ that on Friday the feast of St. Matthew the Apostle, there
was delivered to Bobert Burnell, archdeacon of York, the great seal of Uie
king at Windsor, and immediately therewith he signed writs of the chancery,
as well those of course as those by command {tarn de cursu quam de
precepto).
2 EDWABD I.
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^1274.
Sept. 22.
Windsor.
Sept. 22.
Windsor.
Sept. 22.
Windsor.
Sept. 22.
Windsor.
Sept. 22.
Windsor
Sept. 23.
Windsor.
Membrane S^^ont.
Appointment of John de London, king's clerk, to the office of the
eecheatrj this side Trent, daring pleasure.
Writ de mtendendo in pnrsnance, directed to all persons.
The like of Philip de Wjlheghy to that beyond Trent.
. The like writ.
Writ de intendendo for the said John directed to all sheriffis this side
Trent.
The hke for the said Philip directed to all sheriffs beyond Trent.
Mandate to the men of Ireland, to give their counsel and aid to Greoffrey
de Gyenvill, justiciary of Ireland, in the preservation of the king's peace
there, and in correcting divers injuries and trespasses against the king,
the custody of the land having been committed to him ; to continue during
pleasure.
Writ de intendendo for him directed to the sheriff of Tipperary, the king
willing that the justiciary have power of appointing and removing sheriffs
and other the king's ministers of that land.
Confirmation of the assignments and demises made by him to certain
persons of burgages in Bendon pertaining to the king, on condition that
those to whom they are made dwell there, and do not withdraw from the
king's fealty.
Gnat to him and his heirs that no prejudice shall be created to them by
reason of the prises made and to be made by him within his land and liberty
of Meath {Myde)^ duriug his occupation of the office of justiciary.
Mandate to him to inspect the rolls of the Exchequer of Dublin, and to
provide, by advice of the treasury of that Exchequer, and of the escheator
of Ireland, for the custody of the county of Ulster by the removal, if need
be^ of its bailiffs, and the taking of the county into the king's hands, or the
demising of it to some faithful farmer during pleasure, saving to the king
wards, reliefs, escheats, pleas of assizer, advowsons of churches and void-
ances of bishoprics and religious houses.
Power to him of disposing of the custody of the shrievalties of Limerick,
Wafterford, and Tipperary, and of removing and appointing sheriffs.
Writ de intendendo to the sheriff of Limerick.
The like to the sheriff of Waterford.
Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for Master Hugh de Fraxino, going to
Ireland with goods, harness, and his household.
Protection with clause volumusy for one year, for the above justiciary.
Writ de intendendo for him directed to William son of Warin, steward of
the county of Ulster, in all matters pertaining to the custody of that county,
notwithstanding the king's grant that he should be answerable to noue but
the king in matters concerning his bailiwick.
Mandate to Master Richard de Clifford, king's clerk, to deliver by inden-
ture to John de Tx>ndon, king^s clerk, the omce of the escheatry this side
Trent, as also the king's demesnes, and all other lands in the king^s hands
in the name of a custody or in any other way, together with the corn, goods,
cows, and other stock in the demesnes lands ; the king having appointed
him to the custody thereof during pleasure.
The like to William de Boyvill in like terms to deliver to Philip de
Wylgheby the offioe of the escheatry beyond I>ent.
N
58
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1274.
Sept. 23.
WindBor.
[Sept. 23.]
WiDdsor.
Membrane 8 — eonU
Mandate to the same to deliver him the said office with the roils, writs*
inquisitions, and other instruments belonging thereto.
Sample protection, for one jear, for John de Coventry, bailiff of Otto de
Grandisono.
Sept. 24.
Windsor.
Sept. 24.
Windsor.
Sept. 25.
Windsor.
Sept. 26.
Windsor.
Sept. 27.
Windsor.
Oct. 2.
Windsor.
[Oct. 2.]
Windsor.
Oct. 2.
Windsor.
[Oct. 2.]
Windsor.
Mbmbranb 7.
Presentation of Bartholomew de Ingeland to the church of Lymplesham,
in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the void-
ance of the abbey of Glastonbury.
Mandate to the constable of the castle of Bordeaux, to pay to Guy de
Leziniaco, the king's uncle, (unless it has been paid by another writ)
1,000 pounds of Tours, for his expenses on the king's service in GhiscoDy,
which Master Raymond de Talazon, formerly constable of that castle, but
now deceased, was ordered by writ of Liberate to pay him, but which he
says he never received.
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for Ralph Pypard, John
de Baskerville and Richard de Arches, going to Ireland.
Presentation of Hermann Salamoncell de Luca to the church of Oledey,
in the diocese of St. David's, in the king's gift by reason of the lands and
heirs of George de Oantilupo being in his hands.
Safe-conduct, until the Purification, for Master John de Saunford,
escheator in Ireland, going thither.
Grant to him of 40/. yearly at the Exchequer, Dublin, as a fee so long as
he exercises that office.
Power to John de Lovetot and Greoffrey de Neubald, keepers of the
bishopric of Durham, (o lease at champart all the demesne lands of the
bishopric, in the king's hands during voidance, so that they are cultivated
and sown to the advantage of the king and the bishopric.
Simple protection, for one year, for Ralph Pikeman and Robert Pikeman.
Signification to W. bishop of Bath and Wells of the royal assent to the
election of William de Gyvele, prior of Muchelye, to be abbot of that
house.
Grant to Thomas de Gouneis of the prebend which Geoffrey de Assewell,
deceased, had in the church of Dublin, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of that see.
Grant to Henry de Waltham, chaplain, of a portion of 6 marks a year
which John Eanceis, deceased, had in the church of Chichester, in the
king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heirs of John son of
Alan, who held in chief of Henry III.
Grant, during good behaviour, to Greoffrey de Middelton, of the bailiwick
of the forest of Melkesham, in compensation of Qd, a day which he used to
receive by grant of Henry III., by the hands of the keepers of the manors
of Cokeham and Braye.
Mandate to Raymond de Nolverio, clerk and attorney of Constance, relict
of Henry de Aleinannia, to bring the whole of the money arising from the
lands assigned to Constance in dower to the Exchequer? ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^
in hand and what shall come in, and not to carry it out ^^ ^ f^ahn.
2 EDWARD I,
59
1274.
Oct. 6.
Tower of
London.
Oct. 7.
Tower of
London.
Oct. 8.
Tower of
London.
Oct 10.
Tower of
London.
Oct. 11.
Tower of
London.
Oct. 11.
Tower of
London.
Membrane 7 — etmi,
Granty for life, to John Samuel, merchant of Rading, of the liberty of not
being distrained for any debt, whereof he is not sorety or principal
debtor.
Acquittance to Bartholomew le Juvene for 60 beaBtSy which Adam de
Chetewynd, escheator of the county of Chester, delivered to Matthew de Araz,
buyer of the kitchen, who acknowledged that he received them from him for
the expense of the household against the coming feast of St. Edward, and
who is answerable for them in his account
The like to the same for delivering into the wardrobe on Saturday
the octave of Michaelmas, 2 Edward I., to Anthony Bek, keeper of the
wardrobe, 200/. lately lent by the king at Paris to Eleanor, countess of
Leicester, whereof the latter is hereby acquitted.
Writ de irUendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey of Michelney
for William de Gy vele, the prior, elected to be abbot.
Mandate to John de Loudon, escheator this side Trent, to deliver to
him the temporalities.
Grant to Philip de Wylglieby, king^s clerk, escheator beyond Trent,
of 50 marks a year at the Exchequer as his fee in that office.
I
Acknowledgment of the receipt from Master Raymond de Nogeriis, pope's
chaplain and nuncio, of 1,000 marks sterling of the papal tenth.
Simple protection, for one year, for Alice late the wife of John Gylet.
Mandate to all justices, sheriffs, bailiffs and others of Ireland to receive
Robert le Despenser as the attorney of William le Brun and Isolda his
wife, they having in the king's presence appointed him their attorney in
Ireland for two years.
Appointment of Pnilip de Wylgheby, escheator beyond Trent, to the
custody, during pleasure, of the abbey of Fountains, in debt to the king,
as well by reason of a loan in the king's Jewry as elsewhere, and to
divers cr^itors as well merchants aliens and denizens as others.
Simple protection, for two years, for William son of Roger, prior of
the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in Ireland.
Oct. 11.
Tower of
London.
Mmmbranb 6.
Appointment of Richard de Fukeram and Osbert de Hereford to enquire
in the counties of Salop, Stafford and Chester touching righte, liberties,
and other things affecting the king and the state of the commonalty of
those counties, and touching the acts and behaviour of sheriffs and
bailiffs therein, as is contained in articles sent to them.
The like of the following:*-
Bartholomew de Bryauncon and James de Sancto Victore for Kent,
Surrey, Sussex, Middlesex and the cily of London.
William de Braybuef and Guy de Taunton for Wilts, Hants, Berks
and Oxford.
Bartholomew le Juvene and Roger de Chenne for Somerset, Dorset,
Devon and Cornwall.
William de Sancto Omero and Wariu de Chalcumbe for Northampton,
Rutland and Lincoln.
Thomas de Boulton and William de Pereton for the county of York.
Thirty-four articles of inquiry in pursuance of which the above inqui-
sitions were taken. [^Fadera,']
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1274. Mbmbranm 5.
Oct. 13. Acquittance to the executors of H. late bishop of Londoo, for 200
WestminBter. marks bj them paid into the king's wardrobe to Antony Bek, keeper of
the said wardrobe, at the Tower of Loudon on 11 October, 2 Edward L
Oct. 14. Presentation of Ralph de Watervill to the church of Hinchebojn, in
Westminster, the diocese of Dublin, void bj the death of Gerard, late rector thereof,
and in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric
of Dublin.
[Oct. 14.] Writ de intendendo directed to the good men and whole commonalty
Westminster, of the city of Winchester, for Adam de Wynton, king's cleik, citizen
thereof, appointed to the custody thereof in place of a mayor
until the king's arrival there or until he shall have sent some one
from his side, which will be shortly, to settle the matter: as discords
have arisen amongst them, whereupon a case is moved before the king,
and the king is unwilling that they should intermeddle in the election
of a mayor or of bailiffs or the custody of the city until such discords
are settled and a concord made between them ; and Adam in the mean-
time is to make bailiffs of the better men of the city who have taken
no part in the said contentions or are not suspected of so doing, who
are to do what appertains to the office of bailiffs and be answerable for
the issues of the city, as other bailiffs have been wont to do.
The like directed to all persons.
Oct. 15. Signification to W., archbishop of York, of the royal assent to the election
Westminster, of Robert, prior of Finckhale, to be bishop of Durliam.
Letters for Conina, late the wife of Dermot Macardi, nominating Robert
le Despenser her attorney in Ireland for two years.
Oct. 16. Grant to Guncelinus de Badelesmere, to whom the king committed the
Westminster, custody of the office of the justiceship of Chester and of the county and
castle of Chester during pleasure, of 100 marks yearly out of the issues of
his bailiwick for as long as he holds that office.
Protection with clause volumwy until Michaelmas, for the abbot of Peter-
borough, going beyond seas.
Oct. 16. Appointment of Fulk Lovel, archdeacon of Colchester, and John Bek, to
Westminster, enquire, in the presence of four good men of Flanders, elected to hear in-
quisitions and proofs of losses inflicted upon Flemish merchants by reason
of the late contentions, and to inform the king of the names of those who
have suffered and of the amounts of the losses, so that the king may do
justice in the matter according to the form of the peace entered into with
Guy, count of Flanders, at the instance of the said count, whereby the con-
tentions between Henry III. and the king and Margaret countess of
Flanders, the count's motlier, are settled, the said Guy having thereby
undertaken before the king for himself and his mother, to make restitution
for losses sustained by the king's merchants, and the king willing to do the
like for the countess's merchants.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the manor of Melkesham,
in favour of the prioress and nuns of Aumbresbury with respect to that
manor. The king long since confirmed a grant of Henry III. to the said
prioress and nuns of 48/. yearly, which Amicia, countess of Devon, used
to pay at the Exchequer fur the said manor, which she held for life at fee
farm by grant of Henry III. ; and the countess, by letters patent which the
king has inspected, quitclaimed the manor, at the king's instaoce, to the
said prioress and nuns, with a proviso therein contained that the latter
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shoald be answerable to her for her life, for its value over 48/. jearl j, an d
after her death, to the king and his heirs, for its value by extent over 50/.
jearlj. [Fmdera.']
Oct. 17. Orant to Balph de Septem Fontibus, of Chelchehethe, that as long as he be
Westmintter. the king's coroner in the countj of Middlesex, he shall not be put on assises,
juries, or recognisances in the conntj of Essex, bj reason of his lands in
that conntj.
Oct. 20. Appointment of Stephen de Folebum, Adam de Stratton and William de
Westminster. Middelton to levy the arrears of the tallage on the king's Jews in England,
with power to levy them on the goods and debts of defaulting Jews, and of
compelling Jews who are rebellious or contradictory in this behalf, by exile
or abjuration of the realm if necessary, to pay their portions.
Oct. 21. Appointment, during pleasure, of Bobert Bagod, as chief justice to hold
Westminster, the king^s pleas in the Bench of Dublin, and to go on eyre for common
pleas in that land, as has been customary in times past. [FaderaJ]
Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland to admit him to that ofBce.
[FcRderaJ]
Pardon to Edmund, the king's brother, of all arrears of the farm of the
wapentake of Wirkesworth, for the whole time it was in his hands to the
day of St. Edward the King, 2 Edward I.
[Oct.J 18. Presentation of Stephen de Sancto Georgio to the church of Lympele-
Westminster, sham, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the abbey of Glastonbury.
The like of William de Blyburg to the church of Gledou in the diocese
of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands of
Geoi^ de Cantilupo.
Oct. 21. Pardon to Andrew Sarraceni — son of John Sarraceni, burgess of Limoges
Westminster, (de Coiiro LemovicenH)^ and executor and almoner of Jobn Guidouis, of
Limoges Castle, deceased— of 50 pounds of money of Limoges, which the
said «n>hn Guidouis in his last will ordered to be paid as amends to the king
of England ; and discharge of father and son and their heirs if they are
bound to the king in anything.
Oct. 18. Mandate to Stephen de Folebum, bishop elect of Waterford, and
Westminster. William de Middelton to collect the arrears of the twentieth granted to
Henry III. in aid of the Holy Land, and to take fines from defaulters.
Oct. 26. Batification of a grant by Bobert de Monte Alto, steward of Chester, to
Westminster. Walter de Esturton and Juliana his wife, of his manor of Waleton with
the advowson of the church for one year from a week after Martiomas.
Acknowledgment of the payment in the wardrobe by Master Baymond
de Nogeriis, pope's chaplain, to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the
wardrobe at the Tower of London, on Sunday the feast of the Apostles
SS. Simon and Jude, 2 Edward I. of 400 marks, arrears of the tenth
granted to the king for two years, collected by him.
Oct. 27. Safe-conduct until Easter for the men of the abbot and convent of
Stepney. Waltham, bringing herring which they have in the city of Norwich, to their
house.
Nov. 1. Gktmt to Iterius Bochaid of the prebend which Geffrey de Insula,
Iioton. deceased, had in the church of Dublin, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of that see.
e% CALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1274. Mmmbranb 3.
Oct. 23. Mandate to the collectors of the tenth in the hishopric of Bath and
Westminster. Wells, to deliver to John de Britannia, earl of Richmond, 540 marks of the
tenth falling npon that bishopric, part of 1,000 marks, to wit, 540 marks
from the above bishopric, and 360 marks from the bishopric of Exeter,
lent to him by Edmund de Alemannia, earl of Cornwall, and advanced by
the king to the latter (who has acquitted him), in part [lajment of a debt,
by the hands of Master Raymond de Nogeriis, papal nuncio and principal
collector of the tenth in England.
Vacated because othervnse below.
The like to the same in the bishopric of Exeter to pay the said John the
360 marks.
[Also vacated.'}
The like to the said Master Raymond to pay the said John 100 marks of
the said tenth.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Oct. 24. Mandate to the collectors of the tenth in the bishopric of Bath and Wells,
Westminster, to pay the said John the above 540 marks, part of 1,000 marks, to wit, the
said 540 marks from that bishopric, and 460 by the hands of the said
Master Raymond.
The like to the said Master Raymond to pay him the said 460 marks.
Oct. 28. Mandate to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gascony, and Master Bonottas
Westminster, de Sancto Quintino, to audit the account of the heirs of Master Raymond
de Talaysonio, and of the executors of his will, for the time that he was
constable of Bordeaux.
Mandate to Master John de Saunford, escheator of Ireland, to restore
the temporalities of the bishopric of Watreford to Stephen de Fulebum,
elected bishop.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
[Oct. 28.] Mandate to the constable of the castle of Bordeaux to pay to Raymond
Westminster. Bolam, burgess of Bourg, 40/. sterling for 20 tuns of wine long since bought
of him to ti^e king's use by Richard de Eueblanc, and for which the king
was bound to him by letters sealed with the old seal, and after payment he
is to receive from him the said letters sealed with the old seal, the present
sealed with the new seal, and his letters testifying the receipt of the money.
Oct. 16. Appointment, durins pleasure, of Robert de Sutton of Egrom, to the
Westminster, custody of the priory of Newstead-in-Sherwood, fallen into debt.
Nov. 1. Signification to the bishop of the royal assent to the election to William
Luton. de Bretun, one of the canons, to be prior of Dunstaple.
Mandate to Master Raymond de Nogeriis, pope's chaplain and nuncio and
collector of the papal tenth, that after paying John de Brittannia the
460 marks which die king latdy ordered him to pay the said John, he is to
pay John called the ' vadlet' of the said John, 851 marks Ss. Id. in full
payment of 1,000 marks, wherein the king is bound to the said John.
Memorandum^ that the said John surrendered the letter patent whereby
the king was bound to him in 1,000 nuirks, which remained with the king
cancelled.
Appointment of brother Stephen de Folebum, bishop elect of Waterford,
brother Luke de Hemminton and William de Middelton, to levy the arrears
of the tallage on the Jews ; with power to levy the same upon their goods
and debts and to compel deftiulters by exile and abjuration of the realm to
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pay. And if anj Jew fail to pay on the day appointed him, they shall cause
him to leave the realm with his wife and children, except those children that
are in tallage and have paid ; and they shall assign sach Jews the port of
Dover within three days after the day of payment to depart never to return,
their lands, houses, rents and aU the goods of them and theirs to be saved to
the king. And if any, after the said third day, be found elsewhere in the
realm except at Dover, let judgment be done upon him as upon one carrying
away the king's own goods.
Nov. 2. Mandate to Master Baymond de Nogeriis, pope's chaplain and nuncio, to
Laton. let William de Bading, canon of Chichester, and the rest of the executors
of the will of B. bishop of Chichester have 50 marks of the tenth in his
hands, granted to the king by the pope, in part payment of the debts of
Henry III. to the said bishop.
Assignment to the said executors, in full payment of the said debts of
Henry III. to the bishop, of 300/. from the issues of the town of Southamp-
ton by the hands of the bailiffs thereof, to wit, at the rate of 100/. a year.
Kov. 7. Commission to Master Boger de Seyton, John de Cobeham, Walter de
Northampton. HoptoD, and Salomon de Boffa, king's justices, to go on eyre for common
pleas this turn in the coanty of Middlesex.
And the eyre was summoned at the octave of St. Martin.
Ellas de Bekingham was first appointed, and in his place Salomon de
Bo& is appointed. It is written to the justices that as the king has retained
Walter de Hopton with him to hold his pleas, they are to proceed without
him.
Hugh de Maupondre and John Grerard, monks of Ceme, bringing news
Northampton, of the death of Philip, their abbot, have letters of licence to elect.
Acknowledgment of the receipt from Edmund, earl of Cornwall, of a loan
of 2,000 marks paid to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe,
Tuesday after All Saints, 2 Edward I. at Northampton, by the hands of
Giles de Audenardo, with pi-omise to repay half at JSaster, half at
Michaelmas next.
Membrane 2.
Nov. 9. Appointment, at will, of William le Brun, king's yeoman, to the manor of
Northampton. Forthingbrig, late of Elias de la Falayse, extended by John de London,
escheator tlus side Trent, at 13/. %$. 3^i/., and the manor of Bandolveston,
late of the same Elias, extended by the same John at 6/. 10^. 6df., which are
said to be the king's escheats, the idDg being bound by a charter to provide
for the said William in land to the value of 20/. a year to him and his heirs
for ever out of the king^s escheats.
Grant to Anthony Bek, clerk of the household, of all the debts, fees,
usuries, and penalties wherein the abbot and convent of Fountains are bound
to Jews, by charters, tallies, or otherwise, which are to be levied according
to the custom of the Jewry and delivered to him.
Nov. 8. Mandate \o Master Baymond, keeper of the lancis in England of Constance,
Northampton, late the wife of Henry de Alemannia, to pay to Eleanor the king's mother,
out of the money he has in hand from the issues of the said lands, 100/. which
she paid on behalf of Constance to Bobert de Ufford out of the 50/. yearly
which the said Bobert has from certain lands and rents pertaining to the
castle of Tikehull (which is in the hands of the said Constance as dower),
but which he did not receive for two years, as also 20/. which the said
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1274. Membrane 2 — cant.
Eleanor paid for the said Constaoce to certain merchants; and thej are
to pay these snms notwithstanding the late mandate not to paj anj of
this said issues anywhere except at the Exchequer.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the custody during the minority
of the heir of the lands late of Nicholas de Haversham, tenant in chief.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the hishopric of Durham,
for Robert de Insula, prior of Finkehale, elected bishop of Durham, to whom
the temporalities have been restored.
Not. 11. Mandate to John de Lovetot and QeoSrey de Neubaud, keepers of the
Northampton, bishopric, to deliver it to him.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the priory of Donestaple,
for William le Bietun, one of the canons, elected pri(»*, to whom the
temporalities have been restored.
Mandate to the escheator this side Trent to give him seisin of the said
abbey. '
Grant to Eleanor the king's consort of the custody, during the minority of
the heir, of the manors of Berewyk, Aston Cauntelou, and Badmundesfeld,
late of George de Cantilupo, tenant in chief.
Grout to Philip, count of Savoy, who has done homage for the castle of
Avillan and the town of Susa (Secutie), with the palace, and the castle of
Bardof and the town of St. Maurice in Chalbay, that he and his heirs receive
200 marks yearly at the Exchequer, at Westminster, in accordance with a
grant of Henry III. to Amadeus, sometime count, and his heirs, of the said
sum for their homage ; on condition that Philip and his heirs continue to
hold them of the king and his heirs for their homage. \_Fcedera.']
Confirmation of a demise by Peter de Malo Lacu to Alan Sampson of
York and Constance his wife, and their assigns, of the manor of Rosyngton
for six years from Michaelmas, 2 Edward I.
Protection for five years for the brethren of the house of lepers,
Wallecot.
Nov. 10. Acquittance to the executors of the will of Boniface, sometime arch-
Nortfaampton. bishop of Canterbury, on testimony by J. de Chauncy, treasurer, and
William de Middelton, of the receipt of 100 marks wherein they fined for
the 20th falling upon the archbishop. ^
Oct. 28. Mandate to John de Saunford, escheator of Ireland, to restore the tem-
We<ttiDin8ter. poralities of the bishopric of Watreford to brother Stephen de Fulbum,
elected bishop and confirmed by R. archbishop of Cashel.
1273. Mbmbranm 24d.
Dec. 4. ^ Licence, until the Epiphany, for John Durannt, merchant of Donestaple,
Westminster, to export 20 sacks of wool.
The like for the following to export 20 sacks each : —
Robert de Araz, citizen of London.
John Duraunt aforesaid.
William de Merewell, citizen of Winchester.
Monter Benvenue, Florentine merchant.
William de Merewell, of Winchester, for other 20 sacks.
"^ Nicholas le Wolf, merchant of London.
Gilbert Bonavel, merchant of Amiens.
Gosebert de Navarre, merchant of Cauz.
Hugh le Queynte, merchant of Amiens.
Adiun le Fuller, merchant of London,
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William le Pessoner^ merchant of Dunstaple.
Mooter Benvenne.
"^^illiam le Saavage, merchant of London.
Henry de Boding, merchant of Leicester.
NSenrj de Tele and Richard de Brochosen, merchants of Almain.
Wolmar de Essex, merchant of London.
Mohn de Seghen, merchant of Brabayn.
"^Gorewin de Thormyne, merchant of Almain.
Richard de Stergewell and Roger Brunyng, merchants of London,
^^^enry Thormynne, merchant of Almain.
William de Acle, merchant of Yarmouth.
Andrew Malherbe, merchant of Amiens.
Richard Choke, merchant of Ahnain.
John de Eveeham, merchant of London,
^^illiam de Watele, merchant of Watele.
John Chepping.
^William de Vans, merchant of Madestan.
"^The same for other 20 sacks.
^ Peter de Wyrehale, fellow of Nicholas Teste, for the like, and four pairs
for 80 sacks.
Bernard Martin, merchant.
Adam de Blakeneye.
Thomas de Baaing, citizen of London.
Jan. 8. Henry le Flemeng, merchant of Southampton.
[Westminster.] John CWyn, merchant of St. Omer.
Gilbert ae Multon, merchant of Lean.
The same for other 20 sacks.
William Box, merchant of London.
The same for other 20 sacks.
Robert de Sancto Quintino, merchant of Amiens.
William le Fisser, merchant of Dunstaple.
The same for other 20 sacks.
Gilbert de Multon, merchant of Lenn.
The same for other 20 sacks.
Robert de Araz, merchant of London.
Adam le Fuller, merchant of London.
Michael de Brackele.
William Page, merchant of Bnk'.
Richard de Araz, merchant of London.
Roger de Dunstaple, merchant of Winchester.
John de Baldok, merchant.
William Box, merchant of London.
William Bonenfaunt, mei^hant of St. Omer.
The same for other 20 sacks.
Gnido de Pouns, merchant of Paris.
The like for Robert de Basing for 40 sacks.
William Bonenfaunt, merchant of St. Omer, for 40 sacks.
1274.
Jan. 28. Commission to John de Cobeham, Anketil de Marti vail, and Walter de
Westminster. Helyun, to enquire by jury of the town of Oxford and the counties of
Oxford and Berks, touching discords that have arisen in that town.
The like to Bartholomew de Tatingdene and Guy de Taunton to enquirn
touching liberties and rights belonging, in the time of Henry IIL to the
king's demesnes in the counties of Kent, Surrey, Southampton, Wilts,
Dorset, Somerset, Gloucester, Worcester, Northampton, Essex, and Cam-
bridge, which have been subtracted.
96187. S
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2274. Membrane 22d.
Feb. 6. The like to Roger de Mortuo Mari to enquire byjuiyof the city of
Westminster. Winchester and the county of Southampton touching the persons, of that
city and of elsewhere, who lately came with Andrew, calling himself the
prior of St. Swithin's, Winchester, to that city, assaulted the church of
St. Swithin and the priory thereof, wounded some men within the priory,
and hold themselves in arms ready to do further damage.
Membrane 21 d.
Feb. 8. The like to Henry de Monteforti to enquire touching a complaint by
Westminster. Stephen le Neir, William, Nicholas, and John his brothers, and Joan and
Amicia his sisters, that whereas they hold a tenement of W. earl of War-
wick in Southampton, to which appertains the right of weighing with
balance (stcttera) and weights all merchandise sold by weight, at all hours
and places in that town, and they and their ancestors time out of mind
have done so with their own balance and weights and have taken weightage
( ponder agium) therefor tx> their own use, Nicholas de Bareflete and other
burgesses of Southampton took away their balance and weights and sub-
tracted from them their profit of weightage, whereupon the king commanded
the alderman and bailiffs and good men of Southampton, if this were so, to
deliver the complainants the said balance and weights and the receipts
thereof, but they have done nothing.
Feb. 8. The like to H. de Hengham to enquire how much land Balph de Lodin-
Westminster, ton, deceased, held in chief in the county of Warwick, how much of others
and by what service, and who is the next heir and of what age. The sub-
escheator is to attend with him.
Feb. 13. The like to John son of John to enquire concerning the imprisonment by
Westminster, certain men of Oxfordshire of the persons summoned for taking the recog-
nition of an assise of novel disseisin arraigned by William de Insula against
Philip de Lutegarshale touching a tenement in Great Cestreton before
Master Koger de Seiton, who had fixed it to be taken at Burencestre and
who was thereby, to the king^s contempt, unable to perform his office.
Membrane 20d.
The like to William de Saham and Hamo Hauteyn to enquire touching a
complaint by Bichard Maille, whom Henry III., as well as the king, had
taken under his protection, that whereas by divers vmts of Henry HI. he
had impleaded some men of the county of Norfolk and was making his
way by the high road between Stokeferie and Braundoneferie towards the
court of Henry III. for the prosecution of his business, some malefactors
came upon him, assaulted and put him to flight, and chased him to the
church of Nortwolde, drew him out of tlie church, and beat him and took
away his horse and goods which they still detain.
Membrane I9d.
[18 April The like to J. de Oketon and Luke de Luka to enquire touching a com-
Wettminster.] plaint by Jordan de Lund, Simon Auger, and William le Escot, merchants
of Pontefracty that whereas lately throughout the realm the king prohibited
native or alien merchants from taking wool without the reahn, and they
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laded a veflsel with wool and other goods at Hull before the prohibition
came to them, as thej assert, and had it taken to Sandwich, Stephen de
Penecestre, constable of the castle of Dover, caused it with the wool and
goods to be arrested at Sandwich by reason of the said prohibition ; and
they are to certify the king whether these merchants knew of the prohibi-
tion at the time they caused the ship so laded to be brought away from
those parts.
Mbmbranb 18e?.
April 22. Mandate to John de Erkelawe, prior of St. Thomas without Stafford,
Westminster, and Master John de Croft — the extent lately made of the lands of James
de Audithele, tenant in chief^ deceased, being too insufficient for the king
to assisn dower to Matilda, late the wife of James — to make an extent by
jury of the counties of Salop and Stafford of their yearly value in demesnes,
services, rents, villeinages, and all other issues of land, together with
knights' fees, advowsons of churches and other appurtenances, and when
the extent is made to divide them into three equal portions. The sheriff is
to inform Henry son and heir of James and the said Matilda to be with
the said extent and partition three weeks after they are made before the
king, or the persons supplying his place, to do and receive as the king with
his council {rex de consUio sua) shall ordain.
Appointment of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to pursue with the
counties' posse and take malefactors wandering about the counties of York
and Nottingham, and commit them to the gaols of York and Nottingham
until further order.
Mbmbranb IGd.
May 13. The like to Ellas de Bekingham and John le Espiccr, mayor of York, in
Westminster, consideration of the service of John Maunsell to Henry III. and the king,
to enquire, by jury of the city of York, touching a complaint on behalf of
Bichfuxl, warden of the vicars of the church of St. Peter, York, and the
said vicars, that whereas John de Ok' and John de Hesill and the other
executors of the will of the said John Maunsell, sometime treasurer of
York, assigned them a messuage in York, to celebrate his anniversary, and
they had seisin accordingly, John de Aucer and James de Cimiterio ejected
them and detain it, so that they cannot perform the anniversary, to the peril
of the soul of the deceased and of their own souls.
ion A. Mbmbranb I5d.
May 30. Licence, until Michaelmas, for Thomas de Basing, citizen of London, to
Westminster, trade in wool or other goods as usual within the realm, and he is not to be
molested by reason of the late prohibition against the exportation of wool
without the lealm, on condition that he do not take them without the realm
or to the use of Flemings or others of the power of the countess of Flanders
during the present contention.
June 8. The like to the following : —
Westmisstar. Nicholas de Waynton, citizen of London.
John de Briland, merchant of London.
William de Goldington, merchant of Appelby.
Nicholas Alriche, merchant of Ludelowe.
Robert Peny, merchant of Sandwich.
s2
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1274. Membrane I5d. — cont,
Gilbert de Seleburn, merchant of Winchester.
Walter de Wall', merchant of Winchester.
Ralph de Ga3rtinton, merchant of Lincoln.
Thomas de Anndovre, merchant.
Stephen Dyset, merchant of Southampton.
William de Frescheved, citizen of London.
Robert de Basing, citizen of London.
Bernard le Moyne, merchant of Southampton.
Henry de Berton, merchant of Winchester.
William Cirugjen, of Northampton.
William Bek, of London.
William son of Thomas de Northampton.
Bernard de Gernet, merchant of Gaorz.
William son of Alice, merchant of Dorkcestre.
Roger Fouk, of London.
Roger son of Benedict, citizen of Lincoln.
William Braund, citizen of Lincoln.
Michael de Brackele, merchant of London.
John son of John le Schereman, of Hythe.
Anketin de Anvern, citizen of London.
Nicholas de Ludelowe, merchant of Shrewsbury.
John de Ludelowe, merchant of Shrewsbury.
Same John has other five letters.
Richard Borreye, merchant of Shrewsbury.
Simon le Draper, citizen of Winchester.
Nicholas Grow, merchant of Ludelawe.
Adam de Blakeneye, citizen of London.
Stephen de Gornhull has four pairs of letters.
William de Cumbe, merchant of Winchester.
Robert le Mercer, merchant of Southampton.
Ernisius de Marlebergh, merchant of Sandwich.
William Box, citizen of London.
William Jakes, *]
Peter de Thornhawe, I _ , . « y . ,
William de Burton. ' Merchants of Lincoln.
Henry Gupil, J
Richard de Mordon, merchant of Baldok.
Bartholomew le Clerk, merchant of Baldok.
William le Vyneter, merchant of Huthe.
Robert le Lindraper, merchant of Hithe.
Richard le Shereman, merchant of Huthe.
John Godard, merchant of Spalding.
Laurence de Lodelawe, merchant.
William Box, merchant of London.
John de la Porte, merchant of Warwick.
Robert Erneys, merchant of Chester.
Robert Mapdat, merchant of Chester.
Alexander Hurel, merchant of Chester.
Luke de Bergeveny, merchant of Hereford.
Mbmbrane 13c/.
June 28. Commission to Martin de Littlebury to make inquisition concerning the
Westminster, exportation of wool to Flanders or elsewhere by certain native and foreign
merchants of the city of London, contrary to the prohibitions of Henry III.
and Edward I. against such exportation during the contention between the
t i
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69
1274. Membrane I3d — cont.
king of England and the countess of Flanders, and to cause arrest to be
made of the offenders and their goods until they make amends ; the king
being informed that the bailiffs of the city and parts adjacent have permitted
sach ezportations.
Membrane \2d.
Julj 5. The like to William de Holegate to make like inquisition in the counties
Westminiter. of Lincoln and Nottingham.
The like to William do Boscehale to make like inquisition in the county
of York.
The like to Wischard de Charron and Richard de Creppinges to make
like inquisition in the counties of Northumberland, Cumberland and
Westmoreland.
The like to Thomas de Pyn and Manger de Sancto Albino to make like
inquisition in the counties of Devon and Cornwall.
July 6. Commission to Master William de Clifford to make inquisition touching
WeRtmiiister. the assault on Matthew de HastingH, sheriff of Sussex, and his men,
between Digining park and Glayton hill, and the rescue from their
custody of Amice, wife of William de Hotot, whom they were bringing
under safe-conduct before the persons supplying the king's place in
England.
Aug. 27.
Windsor.
Sept. 14.
Windsor.
Membrane Sd.
Commission to Geoffi'ey de Nevill and Guychard de Charrun to make
inquisition whether or no Alexander, king of Scotland, and his men of
Penreth and Salukeld ought to have and have been accustomed to have
common of pasture in any part of the park of Plumpton, which was enclosed
in the time of Henry III., and, if so, within v/hat bounds ; and also whether
or no the said king and his said men ought to have and have been
accustomed to have, and if so, from what date they have had, housebote
and heybote in Englewood forest.
Commission to Matthew de Hastings and William de Echingham to make
an extent of the castle and town of Hastings, of the advowson of the church
of the said castle, and of the prebends belonging to the king therein, the
king being bound by letters patent of Henry III. to make an exchange
with John de Britannia for the same.
Commission to John Bek and Nicholas de Stapleton to make inquisition
by jurj of that city as to the persons who attacked the bailiffs of Tork
castle while they were taking a prisoner, charged with larceny, thereto,
and rescued him and took and imprisoned the porter of the castle.
Sept. 16.
Windsor;
Membrane 7d.
Commission to John son of John and John de Cobeham to make
inquisition touching an assault made by the mayor of Sandwich and others
of the said town upon Peter de Badelmere and Thomas de Sandwyco,
knights, and John de Everle, John le Vinur, and other Serjeants and
ministers of Dover castle, who, by command of Stephen de Penecestre,
constable of the said castle, lately proceeded to the town of Sandwich to
hear and correct certain offet^ces done, with the assent of the commonalty
of the said town, by the said mayor and others, and if they find by the
inquisition that these enormities w ere committed w ith the assent of the
70
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1274.
Sept. 25.
Windsor.
Membrane 7d — cant.
commonalty, they are to take the town into the king's hands, the king being
much moved at their contempt.
Power to Walter de Merton, Richard de Stan[e8] and Walter Hervy to
moderate the assessment of Thomas de Basing according to the value of his
goods, having regard to his divers subsidies to Henry III. and the king in
parts beyond seas and this side the seas and the losses sustained by him for
the king and his father. At great trouble to himself he aided the king and
his father with a great sum of money, as well his own money as other
money lent to him by his creditors to preserve the king's indemnity and
prevent the king's disherison as to his lands and the delivery of his land to
the king of France, and sustained many losses by his adherence to the king
and his father; and the citizens of London, by reason of a fine of
20,000 marks which they made with Henry III., have extortionately
tallaged him. The king wills that his assessment be moderated accordingly,
and that nothing be taken from him of those things which are owing to
him by the city by reason of the delivery which he procured for Henry III.
in parts beyond seas towards the king of France.
Commission to Geoffrey de Leukenore and John de Metingham to
enquire, by jury of the county of Warwick, whether Nicholas de Lodbrok
killed Isabella, late the wife of Robert de Swyneford, in self-defence.
Sept. 27.
Windsor,
Sept. 28.
Windsor.
Membrane 6d
Commission to John de Lovetot, Guichard de Charrun and Geoffrey de
Neubaud to hear and determine all assizes and pleas begun within the
bishopric in the time of Robert, bishop of Durham, lately deceased, but not
terminated ; and the sheriffs of Durham, Sadburg and Norham are to let
them have the writs, so that the said assizes and common pleas may be
re-summoned before them.
Commission to H. de Monteforti and Stephen Heym to enquire, by jury
of Wilts, whether John de Clifford killed Henry Mabill in self-defence.
Oct. 10.
Tower of
London.
Oct. 11.
Tower of
London.
Membrane 5<f.
Commission to John Wyger and Ralph de Broghton to extend the king's
demesne lands and lands in any way in his hands within the isles of
Geroeseye and Jereseye and the other of the king's islands near the coast
of Normandy, and to enquire of lands of the king usurped and alienated
without licence, of the king's rights and liberties as well by land as by
water subtracted without licence, and to resume them into the king's hands;
saving the amercements to the king.
The like to the same to enquire touching injuries and losses as well of
the abbot of Mont St. Michel in peril of the Sea and other religious as of
other persons within those islands, hear plaints and do justice therein
according to law and the customs of those islands.
The like to the same to audit the account of Arnold Johannis, bailiff of
those islands, for the time he had the custody thereof, and to levy on his
lands and goods what, after view of his account, he owes the king.
The like to the same touching injuries of the abbot of Mont St. Michel,
etc. as above.
The like to the same to enquire how the jurats of those islands have
behaved hitherto to the king and the commonalty of the king's people of
those parts, to punish and remove them acconUng to their deserts, and
appoint persons in their places.
2 EDWABD L 71
1274. Mbmbrans 4d,
Oct. 16. Commission to Geoffrey de Picheford and Guy de Taunton to enquire
WestmiDBter. by jury of the county of Surrey, touching the men of the town of Guide-
ford, who have appropriated a great part of the king's dyke surrounding
the town, also touching the men of that town and the men of the town of
Kingeston, which are in the hands of Eleanor, the king's mother, who com-
mitted great purprestures upon Henry III. in his time, and upon the king
and his mother within the precinct of those towns, by occupying the king's
demesne lands acd appropriating them : and they are to enquire by what
metes and bounds the said men ought to hold their lands there, and to take
into the king's hands and deliver to his mother all that they find to have
been so appropriated.
MSMBRANB 3d.
Oct. 27. The like to Guy de Taunton and William de Boyvill to make an extent
Westminster, of all the castles, manors, towns, etc., assigned in dower by charter of
Henry III., which the king has inspected, to Eleanor, the king's mother.
By this charter the manors of Havering and Hadley, co. Essex, with the
parks, the manor and town of Gildeford, co. Surrey, with the park, the
castle and forest of Porecestre, and the manor and hundi*ed of Aulton,
CO. Southampton, the castle and manor of Merleberg, the hundred and forest
of Savernake, the castle and manor of Lotegarsale with the < brull,' co. Wilts,
the manor of Gillingham, co. Dorset, with the hundred and forest,
Briggestok, co. Northampton, with the park, the manor of Fekkeharo, co.
Worcester, with the park and forest, the manor and hundred of Sumerton,
and the manors of Noiton and Bremesgrave were granted to her on the
condition that if their value should not by extent be 1,000/. a year, then the
deHciency should be made up to that sum by a further grant to Jier, but if it
should exceed that amount then the excess should remain to the king and
his heirs, but it appears that she has not had the manor and hundred of
Sumerton and the manors of Norton and Bremesgrave according to the
tenor of the said charter.
Mbmbranb 2d,
Commission of oyer and terminer to Guichard de Charrun and William
de Northburgo, touching a plea that was before the king between William
de Fressevede, citizen of London, and the commonalty of the city of
Lincoln, concerning a trespass by them upon him; they are to go to
Lincoln, and the kmg will send them the original writ and the process of
the |>lea, so that they may proceed more advisedly.
^ Mbmbranb Id.
Nov. 10. Commission to William de Arundell and John de Gernemutha to make
NoTtbamptoD. inquisition as to the exportation of wool or of other merchandise from the
ports of Portsmouth, Southampton, Seford, Schorh[am], Pevese, Hastings,
Winchelse, La Eye, Hethe, Romenhale, Faversham, La Stone, Dover, Sand-
wich, and by other ports or places in the counties of Southampton, Surrey,
Sussex, and Kent to Flanders or elsewhere in or out of the power of the
countess of Flanders, and as to the sale of such goods to the Flemings or
others of the power of the said countess, against a prohibition of Henry III.
and of the king, forbidding such exportation and sale during the contention
between them and the said countess.
( 72 )
3 EDWARD I.
-| Qij± Mbmbranb 36.
Nov. 22. Acceptance of the assignment made by Henry III. to Poncius de Mora, his
King's Gliffe. merchant, of 2,000 marks of the arrears of the money in which LleweUyn
son of Griffith, prince of Wales, was bound tu the said king by the form of
the peace entered into between Henry III. Edward I. and the said prince ;
and acquittance to the prince of the said sum.
Mandate in pursuance to the prince to make satisfaction without delay to
the said Poncius of the said sum.
The king has not forgotten that he enjoined the messengers sent by the
said Llewellyn to have a colloquy with the king at Northampton, to annpunoe
his coming to Shrewsbury a fortnight after Martinmas instant, in order that
the prince might come to the king there and do his homage and other things
^ according to the form of the said peace without further delay. He has been
detained on his way thither by a sudden imposthume, but as soon as he recovers
he will come. However, as, according to the form of the above peace, the
prince is bound to the king in 6,000 marks for the past two years, and also
to Poncius de Mora in 2,000 marks, by assignment of Henry III. the king
commands him to give credence to what Imbert de Muntriall and William
de Hamelton, whom the king is sending to the Marches, say on the king's
behalf, and to cause the said sums to be paid, that it may not be imputed to
him that he has not well observed the peace. [Fcedera,']
Nov. 23. Acquittance to the said prince for 3,000 marks wherein, according to the
King's Gliffe. above peace, he was bound to the king for the Christmas term of the
first year.
The like for the remaining 5,000 marks, to wit, 3,000 by one letter and
2,000 by another.
Nov. 27. Confirmation of a demise made, for twelve years from All Saints,
King's Gliffe. 2 Edward I. by Peter de Malo Lacu, to Master Simon de Claris Vallibus
and John his brother, of the town of Doncaster, with the mills thereof and
the mills of Hestthorp, with the customary suits thereof, and with the
appurtenances of the town both within and without the town, saving to
Peter son of the said Peter and to Nicholaa his wife the rents and tenements
which he had conferred in marriage to dower her before making the present
writing.
Nov. 24. Appointment, during pleasure, of Bichard de Codyngton, chaplain, as
King's Gliffe. keeper of the hospital of the Holy Innocents without Lincoln, so that he
convert all the issues to the use of the brethren and sisters, as with their
counsel he thinks best.
Nov. 26. Grant to Stephen, bishop of Watefford, treasurer of Ireland, of 40/.
King's Gliffe. yearly, at the Exchequer of Dublin, for his support during his tenure of
that office.
Nov. 27. Power, during pleasure, to the said bishop, with the counsel of Geoffrey
King's Gliffe. de Genevill, justiciary of Ireland, to approve the king's demesnes and lands
in Ireland that are near him, and to commit to farm or to champart those
which are more remote on the condition that those who receive them be
answerable at the said Exchequer.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master William Darel and Master
John de London, executors of the will of Martin de Litlebyry.
3 BDWABD I. 73
1274. Membrane 36— con/.
Dec. 3. Writ de iniendendo to the tenants of the abbey of Persore, for Henry
King's Cliffe. de Caldewelle^ one of the monks, elected abbot, to whom the king has
restored the temporalities.
Mandate to the escheator this side Trent to restore the temporalities.
Dec. 3. Pardon to Nicholas le Convers, citizen of London, for usurious extortion
King's Cliife. and for communication with usurers, and licence for him to deal with his
goods and chattels in the kingdom without molestation by reason of this
said trespass.
The mayor and sheriffs of London are commanded to deliver to the said
Nicholas his goods and chattels lately, by mandate of the king, delivered
by them in bail by reason of the said trespass.
Appointment of Richard Tipetot to the custody, during pleasure, of the
castle of Not[tingham], so that he answer for the issues at the Exchequer,
with mandate to the archbishop of York to deliver it.
Safe-conduct, until a fortnight after the Purification, for Bonasius
Bonaviti, merchant of Florence, trading.
Nov. 30. Mandate to all sheriffs and others co arrest all Austin Friars found at
King's Cliffe. large, as the king understands that some have left their order in contempt of
their profession.
Dec. 3. Grant to Iterius Bochard of the prel)end which Geoffrey de Insula had in
King's Cliffe: the church aforesaid [St. Patrick's. Dublin], in the king's gift by reason of
the voidance of that see.
Dec. 7. Signification to them (sic) of the royal assent to the election of Ralph de
Geddington. Uegham, canon of St. James without Northampton, to be abbot.
Writ de mtendendo addressed to the sheriffs of Middlesex, Hertford,
Cambridge, Huntingdon, Bedford, Northampton, Rutland, Leicester, Lincoln,
Derby, Nottingham, York, Westmoreland, Cumberland, Northumberland,
Lancaster, and all bailiffs, as well in the cities and boroughs as in market
towns of the counties aforesaid, in favour of Master Robert de Belvero and
John de Swyneford, king's clerks, appointed to hold pleas of the market and
to view and examine measures, to wit, assises of bread, wine and ale,
bushels, gallons, ells and weights, and to correct all variations therein from
the uniformity established by a provision of Henry III. and other kings of
England his predecessors.
Dec. 7. Simple protection, for one year, for Hugh de Coulok, an Englishman
Geddington. dwelling in Ireland.
Mandate to Master Reymund de Nogeriis, papal nuncio and chaplain, to
repay to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, by assignment in certain bishoprics or
otherwise, out of the firat moneys arising from the tenth granted to the king,
a loan of 2,000 marks.
Dec. 16. Mandate to the knights and jurats of Gereseye and Gemeseye and the
Geddington. islands adjacent to deliver to Arnold Johannis, bailiff of those islands, his
corn and other goods arrested by John Wyger and Ralph de Brouton, lately
sent by the king to make inquisition touching trespasses committed in the
said islands, the said Arnold having given security to answer the king when
called upon touching any trespasses alleged against him.
Dec. 15. ' Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey of St. James
Geddington. without Northampton, for Ralph de Heyham, one of the canons, elected
abbot, to whom the temporalities have been restored.
Mandate to John de London, escheator this side Trent, to restore tLe
temporalities to him.
74
OALBMTDAR OF PATBIO:' ROLLS.
1274
Dec. 20.
Overstooe
{Ovy8ton\
Membrane 36 — cont.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey of St. Peter,
Ceme, for Thomas de Ebblosburg, one of the monks, elected abbot, to whom
the temporalities have been restored.
Mandate to the same escheator to restore the temporalities to him.
Acquittance to Nicholas Con vers, citizen of London, for a gold cup
worked with enamel, which Hagln, Jew of London, had pledged to him,
and which he delivered in the wardrobe to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of
the wardrobe, by the hand of Roger le Convers, on Thursday the eve of
St. Thomas the Apostle, 3 Edwai^ I. ; and for 10/. wherein he made fine
for a trespass, which fine the king has pardoned.
Dec. 20.
Oventone.
Dec. 26.
Woodstock.
Dec. 28.
Woodstock.
Dec. 28.
Woodstock.
Dec. 28.
Woodstock,
1275.
Jan. 2.
Badcot.
Membrane 34.
Licence for the prior and convent of Bath, on news being brought by
John, the precentor, and Thomas de Wynton, one of the monks, of the
death of William, their bishop, to elect, in conjunction with the dean and
chapter of Wells, a bishop in his place.
The like for the dean and chapter of Wells, on like news being brought by
Henry de Monte Forti and Master Robert de Brandon, to elect a bishop
in conjunction with the former.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the custody, during the minority
of the heirs, of the lands late of John le Poer, tenant in chief ; with the
maniage of the heirs.
Signification to R. archbishop of Canterbury, or his ofiQcial in the bishopric
of Bath and Wells during its voidance, of the royal assent to the election
of John de Tan ton, monk of Glastonbury, to be abbot.
Mandate to the sheriff of Oxford to receive any attorney whom Aggareta
de Bello Campo, during her lifetime, attorns before him to do suit for her
at the hundred of Shadelington.
Mandate to Master Reymund de Nogeriis, chaplain and nuncio of the
pope, and collector of the tenth granted by the pope to the king, to pay
to Luke de Luko and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, in part satisfaction
of the king's debts to them, the 1,000 marks out of the said tenth which the
king commanded him to pay to Simon Malo, merchant of Gtovene, as the
latter declines to go to the north to receive the said money.
Whereas lately, at the complaint of Hugh Pape and his fellows, Florentine
merchants, the king commanded the mayor and sheriffs of London and the
bailiffs of Southampton to destrain by their goods, according to merchant
law and the custom of the realm, all merchants of the land and power of the
bishop of Li^ge coming to England, to satisfy the said Florentines of
400 marks which they lent, as they may show before the said mayor and
sheriffs and bailiffs, to William, predecessor of the present bishop, for
farthering the affairs of himself and his church in the court of Rome;
and the pope has requested the king to remit such distrunt, as John,
the present bishop, is prepared to do them justice ; the said merchants are
not to be molested by reason of the said debt. "
Simple protection, for two years, for the bishdp of Clonfert.
Acknowledgment of the receipt from Edmund, earl of Cornwall, of a loan
of 2,000 marks ; half to be repaid at the Exchequer of Easter, half at that
of Michaelmas.
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1274.
Dec. 30.
Wooditock.
1275.
Jaii. 4.
Aldboam.
1276. Membrane 34 — coni.
FreseDtation of William de Blithebarg to tbe church of St. Michael,
Penros, in the diocese of Llaodaff, in 1 he king's gift by reason of his custody
of the lands late of Greorge de Cantilupo, deceased, tenant in chief.
Bevocation of a presentation of him to the church of Cledey, in the
diocese of St. Davids, in the king's hands by the same reason, the king
having presented Master Henry de Bray thereto.
Request to all archbishops and bishops of England and Ireland to grant
indulgences to all who, for devotion or prayer, go to the chaplaincy
founded by the chancellor and university of the town of Oxford in the
church of St. Mary, Oxford, for the health of the king, his consort and
children, and in memory of Henry III. and the king's progenitors and all
benefactors of the university. [Fcedera,']
Grant, at the instance of Luke de Tany, to Peter de la Mare, that he be
not be distrained for two years from Christmas, 3 Edward I. to take the
arms of a knight.
Jan. 6. Grant to William de Salinis, king^s clerk, of the archdeaconry of Dublin
Marlborough, with the prebend annexed thereto, which Master William de Northfeld,
deceased, had therein ; in the king's hands by reason of the voidance of
the see.
«
Letters, at the instance of Peter, for the abbot and convent of Bee Hel-
louin, nominating brother Richard de Flaunville (or Flaumville), their
proctor-general in England, as their attorney for five years from Christmas
last.
Jan. 7. Licence for the archdeacon and clergy of Connor, on letters thereof being
Marlborough, brought by Master Adam de Slymbrigg, bringing news of the death of B.
their bishop, to elect a bishop in his stead.
Promise to the buyers and sellers of the underwood of the forest of the
woods and parks of Bergeveny — ^which the king has commanded Master
Henry de Bray, king's clerk, to sell as he thinks fit, so that he answer at the
Exchequer — ^to hold them harmless against all persons.
Letters for the prior of Bath, nominating Richard de Querele his attorney
in Ireland for three years.
The like for Christiana de Mariscis, going beyond seae with Eleanor,
the king's mother, nominating Rustikellus Theodaldi and William de
Karrik her attorneys in Ireland for three years.
Jan. 10.
Bamsbury.
Jan. 11.
Bamsbury.
Licence for the prioress and convent of St. Mary's, Delapr6 without North-
ampton, to elect an abbess, on Emma de Maydewell and Emma Maulore,
nuns -of that house, bringing news of the death of Agatha their abbess.
Protection with clause volumw^ until Easter for William de Valencia,
going beyond seas on the king's alFairs.
The like for one year for Imbert de Monte Ferrandi, going beyond seas
with the king's mother.
Letters for John de Britannia, going beyond seas, nominating Guichard
de Charron, John le Bretun, and William Gerardi, clerk, his attorneys for
three years from Easter.
Acquittance to the abbot of Jervaulx for the payment to Master Thomas
Bek, keepei* of the wardrobe, on Friday after the Epiphany, 3 Edward I. of
40/. of the farm of Estwitton of the huid late of Peter Boterel, a Breton.
76
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1275.
Jan. 10.
Ram8bai7.
MemlMrane 34— c<m^.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, that she may make a will of all her
goods and moveables, and that the executors of her will may have free ad-
ministration thereof.
Protection with clause volummy for two years for Henry de Brok,
going beyond seas with her.
Jan. 11.
Ramsbnry.
Jan. 15.
Amesbnry.
Mbmbranb 33.
Appointment of Guichard de Charron to the custody, during pleasure, of
the nbbey of Gjrovall, which i6 of the patronage of John de Britannia, earl
of Richmond, and is in debt.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years for Eleanor, the king's
mother, going beyond seas.
Power to Thomas de Cheddeworth, king's clerk, chancellor of Dublin, to
collate the vicarage of the church of Doneuathac in the archdeaconry of
Dublin, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of
Dublin, to a fit chaplain, residing there.
Simple protection for one year for the abbot and convent of Cokersauud.
Jan. 11. Grant to Peter Lof, king's clerk, of 100*. yearly at the Exchequer of
Marlborough. Eapter, until he is provided with an ecclesiastical benefice without cure.
Jan. 14. Letters for Roderic son of Grifiin, going beyond seas with Eleanor the
Upavon. king's mother, nominating' John de Wauberge, Robert de Rogate and Elias
Ivingo his attorneys in England for two years.
The like for Henry de Brok nominating Guy de Taunton, Robert de
Bradeford, and Robert de Rogate.
The like for Imbert de Monferaunt, nominating Ivo de Elington and
Henry de Fleg.
The like for Peter de Monteforti, going on pilgrimage to Santiago,
nominating William de Noting [ham], chaplain, and Richard de Croksill
until 20 July.
Mandate to Luke de Thanny, seneschal of Gascony — ^in pursuance of an
assignment to Eleanor, the king's mother, in complement of her dower, of
3,000 pounds of Tours yearly out of the custom of Bordeaux, whereof she
alleges that there is a deficiency of land to the value of 1,000 pounds of
Tours yearly, whereupon the king commanded him, with Master Poncius de
Insula, or other her attorney, to make an extent of the said assignment as
well of the lands assignexi as of the said custom, and supply the deficiency
and arrears thereof, which has not been done— to make such extent, and not
to delay by reason thereof to pay her all the arrears due to her ; and the
amount shall be allowed him and the constable of Bordeaux.
And they are in duplicate because of the peril of the sea.
Grant to Eleanor, the kiujg's mother, that no Jew shall dwell or stay in
any towns which she holds in dower.
Presentation of Stephen de Sancto Georgio to the portion which William
de Blankeneye, deceased, had in the church of Bureford in the diocese of
Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands late of
Hugh de Mortuo Mari, tenant in chief.
Signification to R. bishop of Lincoln, of the royal assent to the election
of Emma Mani.ic, one of the nun?, to bo abbess of St. Mary's, Delapr6
without Nortlianipton. '
Jan. 12.
KaniBbnry.
Jan, 12.
Bamsbnry.
127*.
Dec. 15.
GeddingtoD.
1275.
Jan. 19.
ClarendoD.
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1275.
Jan. 12.
Bamsbarj.
Jan. 17.
ClarendoD.
Jan. 18.
Clareiidon.
Jan. 18.
Clarendon.
Jan. 23.
Ringwbod.
/
Jan. 18.
Clarendon.
Jan. 26.
Beaulieu.
Membrane 33 — eonf .
Grant and confirmation to Eleanor, the king's mother, after her death
(apre* seisjours)^ of 10,000 marks, to fulfil her testament, as is more fully
contained in a writing sealed with the seal of Henry III., of Edward I.,
and others, made at Wodestok, that sum to be levied on the Agenais if it
come into the king's hands or her own, or if it do not, out of 800 marks
which she receives from certain farms in England, and the 1,200 marks paid
by the king of France yearly for the Agenais, by the hands of her
executors, who shall be of England, or of the king's seignory of the said
land, or of Gascony and the king's men ; the castles and fortresses to be
given up and the homage and fealty of the people done immediately after
her death to the Crown, but all the issues to remain in the hands of her
executors until they have received 10,000 marks, whether she die early or
late, the said land not to be charged with more than that amount. [French,]
Mandate to the collectors of the tenth in the diocese of Coventry and
Lichfield, granted to the king by the pope, to deliver the money arising
therefrom to the bearers.
Presentation of William de Dovorr, chaplain, to the church of Langeleye
in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the manor of
Langele being in his hands by reason of the death of Avelina late the wife
of Edmund, the king's brother.
The like of Master Robert de Flecheham to the church of St. Mary,
Oxford, in the diocese of Lincoln.
The like of Fulk de Leudun to the church of Hyngwode in the diocese
of Winchester, void by the resignation of H. Bumell, the chancellor.
Protection with clause volumusy for two years, for Luke de Tany, going
beyond seas on the king's affairs.
The like for John de la Bere, constable of Bordeaux, going beyond seas
on the king's affairs.
Power to Otto de Grandisono and Anthony Bek to contract a loan from
merchants to the amount of 3,000 marks.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Power to Philip de Wylegheby, king's clerk, escheator beyond Trent,
to sell all custodies and marriages in his bailiwick not over the value
of 20/.
Presentation of John de Harderne to the church of Ljrmpelesham in the
diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of
the abbey of Glastonbury.
The like of William de Henouere to the church of Middleton in that
diocese, in the king's gift for the same reason.
The like of Nicholas de Bassingbum to the portion which William de
Blankeny, deceased, had in the church of Wrecwrthyn in the diocese of
Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands late of John son of Alan, deceased, tenant in chief.
Simple protection for two years for Thomas de Bakepuz.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Henry de Aukele, canon of Lincoln,
who has been staying long at Bologna for study, coming home with eight
horses for himself and his friends, and for his household, harness and the
said horses.
78 OALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1275. Membrane 32.
Jan. 27. Appointment of Master William de Lnda, king's clerk and one of the
Beauliea. household, to the custody, during pleasure, of the priory of Thomholm,
which has fallen into debt.
Jan. 29. Writ de intendetido directed to the tenants of the abbey of St. Mary
Bomfley. Delapre without Northampton, for Emma Malore, one of the nuns, elected
abbess, to whom the king has restored the temporalities.
Mandate to John de London, escheator this side Trent, to restore the
temporalities.
Feb. 3. Signification to B. archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
Cavereham. election of Eobert Bumell, canon of Wells, to be bishop of Bath and
Wells.
The like to B. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, for Henry de Ket-
lestone, prior of Derle, elected abbot thereof.
Feb. o. Grant, during pleasure, to Boger de Almarico of the liberty of hunting
Caversham. with his own dogs the fox, hare, badger and cat in all the king's forests in
England except during fence-month| and of taking and carrying them away,
so that he take no great deer, nor course in the warrens of the king or
others.
The like to Almaric de Sancto Amando, in the counties of Northampton,
Buckingham, Oxford, Southampton and Wilts.
Protection with clause volumusy for one year, for W. archbishop of York,
going beyond seas.
Feb. 5. Presentation of Payn de Exonia, chaplain, to the church of Hembiry in
Caverflbam. the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of certain lands of Joan
de Felingeston, held in chief, being in the king's hands.
Feb. 2. Signification to B. archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
Cavenham. election by the prior and convent of Bath and the dean and chapter of
Wells of Bobert Burnell, canon of Wells, to be bishop of Bath and
Wells.
Feb. 5. Licence, during pleasure, for the prior and monks of Shireburn to take
Caversham. weekly two cartloads of dead wood in the forest of Penbere for their
hearth.
Licence for Master Baymond de Nolmeriis, constable of the castle of
Tikehull, to sell part of the underwood in the demesnes of the honor of the
castle and of the manor of Gringele, by view and testimony of good men of
the honor and said manor ; to apply the proceeds for the benefit of the castle.
Feb. 5. Appointment, during pleasure, of William de Bello Campo, earl of
CaYersham. Warwick, to the custody of the abbey of Bordesleye, which is fallen into
debt.
Protection with clause volutnusj for two years, for John de Scardeburg,
parson of the church of Stanton, going beyond seas with Eleanor, the king's
mother.
Feb. 5. Bequest to the knights, freemen and other tenants of the abbey of
CaYeraham. Bading to aid the abbot and convent with a subsidy in relief of the debts of
that house.
Licence for the sub-prior and convent of Baveneston to elect a prior, on
Balph de Hamelhamsted and Hugh de Baveneston, canons thereof, bring-
ing news of the resignation of Adam de Wymundele, their prior.
Simple protection, for two years, for the abbot and convent of
Bynedon.
3 BDWABD I.
7ft
Feb. 10.
Windsor.
1275. Membrane 32 — cont.
Feb. 9. Protection with daose volymus^ for two yearfl, for Master William le
Windsor. Provencal, physician of Eleanor, the king's mother, going beyond seas with
her. [Fcedera.'\
Appointment, during pleasure, of Henry de Monte Forti to the custody
of the abbey of Binedon, fallen into debt.
Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey of Derle, for
Henry de Ketteleston, the prior, elected to be abbot.
Mandate to Philip de Wyleby, escheator beyond Trent, to restore to him
the temporalities.
Mandate to the treasurer of Ireland and the chamberlains of the Ex-
chequer, Dublin, on complaint by Thomas Mimmes that whereas the king,
when he was in Gascony, sent him with wines to the parts of Chester at
the time that Fulk de Orreby was justice of Chester, and he paid for the
freight of a ship bringing it 37/. for which he has never been satisfied, to
examine the rolls of the said Exchequer, and if they find this to be so, to
pay him, retaining the present letters in witness thereof.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, with respect to her debts, as well
those incurred by reason of her pilgrimage with the king lately in the Holy
Land, as those to merchants or other creditors, that the executors of her
will may receive for five years after the tday of her death all the issues of
the lands which she holds in the realm and county of Chester, by grant of
Henry III. ; but if the execution of her will be fully effected out of her
other goods and issues of her lands before the said term, then the said lands
are to revert to the crown.
Feb. 7. Whereas the king commanded John de London, king's clerk, escheator
Windsor, this side Trent, to provide, for her maintenance, Amicia de Derneford,
nurse of Henry, the king's son, lately deceased, with a portion of land worth
10/. yearly out of the custody of the lands late of Ralph Musard, deceased,
tenant in chief, and he accordingly provided her with the hamlet of La
Musardere, the king grants that she hold it as of the value of 10/. during
the minority of the heir, in like manner as the king held it on the day when
the escheator delivered it into the king's hands, saving wards, reliefs,
escheats, dowers when they fall in, knight's fees, advowsons of churches
and all things that might fall in by reason of the custody of that hamlet :
and grant sJso, at the instance ot Eleanor, the king's mother, that when
the heir comes of age the king will provide her with 10/. worth of land
elsewhere.
Jan. 18.
ClarendoxL
Feb. 10.
Windsor.
Membrane 31.
Appointment, addi-essed to the king of France, of Masters William de
Corneria and Robert de Scardeburg, Francis de Bononia, professor of civil
law, and Luke de Thany, seneschal of Gascony, as the king's proctors at
the court of France in all causes against Gaston de Byerna, with power to
sue and receive cities, castles, lands or other things : and ratification of all
things done herein by Master John Clarelli, pope's chaplain, John Dominici,
Adam de Norfolch and John de Ponteys, the king's proctors.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for Geoffrey Baron, going
beyond seas with Eleanor, the king's mother.
The like for the following : —
Amabilla de Mortuo Mari.
Master Adam de Bichemund.
Bichard le Norreys.
Geoffrey le Esqueler.
80
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1275.
Feb. 10.
Windsor.
Feb. 12.
Windsor.
Feb. 15
Windsor.
Feb. 18.
Windsor.
Feb. 18.
Windsor.
Feb. 18.
Windsor.
Membrane 31 — eont.
Letters for Christiana de Mariscis, going with the said Eleanor, nomina*
ting S. bishop of Water ford her attorney in Ireland for two years.
The like for the following : —
S. bishop of Waterford, non^inating Richard de Derby and Walter de
Fuleburn.
Geoffrey Baron, nominating William de Ho and Richard de Ho.
John de Scartheburg, nominating Robert de Scartheburg and John de
Spoford.
Reginald le Sauser, nominating John de Burdens and John de
Staundon.
Simple protection, for two years, for Reginald le Sauser, going with the
said Eleanor.
Grant, for life, to Thomas de Bistlesham, king's chaplain of the chapel of
St. Leonard's within the forest of Windsor, in the king's hands by reason
of his custody of the lands and heirs of Richard de Siflewast, tenant in
chief, with the whole land belonging thereto, on condition that he celebrate
divine service therein daily at his own cost, and maintain the chapel and all
that belongs to it.
Presentation of Hugh de Clopton to the church of Rudes in the diocese
of Salisbury, void by the resignation of Robert Fulconis.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the bishopric of Bath and
Wells, for Robert Burnell, cauon of Wells, elected bishop.
Mandate to William Ganger, keeper of the bishopric, to deliver it to the
bishop-elect.
Mandate to Master Raymond de Nogeriis, pope's chaplain, to pay to
Eleanor, the king's mother, out of the tenth collected by him 370 marks,
arrears of 580/. assigned to her b}' Henry III. out of the tenth in the
bishopric of Chichester.
Mandate to the sheriff of Devon, and all bailiffs of hundreds and liberties
in that county, to cause the arrears of the tenth for two years, granted to the
king by the pope, to be levied whenever required by Master John de Sancto
Albano, king's clerk, deputed to collect it.
The like to the same in the following counties : —
Cornwall.
Somerset and Dorset.
Pardon to William de Munchensy, son of Warin de Munchensj, of all
trespasses in the late perturbation and war in the realm.
Presentation of Robert de Natfeud, chaplain, to the chapel of St. George
within the castle of Arundell, in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's
gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of John son of Alan,
lord of Arundell.
Confirmation of a demise and grant made to Eleanor, the king's consort,
by Norman de Arscy of land to the value of 40/. a year in his manor of
Noketon for ten years, for 280/. in which the aforesaid Norman was bound
to Hagin, Jew of London, and for 133/. 6«. 8e/. in which the said Norman
was bound to Jacob de Oxonia, Jew, by his charters now in the chest of
the chirographers of the Jews of London, the said debts having been given
by the king to the queeu-consort, who is bound to acquit the said Norman
of them at the end of the aforesaid term against all Jews and Christians.
Signification to D. archbishop of Cashel of the royal assent to the
election of Aim Olongan or Olungan, of the order of Minors, to be bishop
of Cloyne.
3 BDWABD I.
81
1275.
Feb. 21.
Windsor.
Feb. 20.
Windsor.
Feb. 23.
Windsor.
Feb. 24.
Windsor.
Feb. 24.
Windsor.
Feb. 26.
Windsor.
Feb. 26.
Windsor.
Feb. 17.
Windsor.
Feb. 27.
Windsor.
Feb. 27.
Windsor.
Membrane 31 — cont.
Mandate to Geoffrey de Genvill, justiciarj of Ireland, to restore to him
the temporalities.
Licence for the dean and chapter of Boss to elect a bishop, on news
being brought by Thomas, clerk, one of the canons, of the death of Walter,
his bishop.
MSMBRANB 30.
Presentation of Stephen de Hereford to the church of Boketon in the
diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land
and heirs of Reginald le Arblaster, tenant in chief.
The like of Adam de GunneyiU to the church of Bye in the diocese of
Chichester, void by the resignation of Thomas de Lichefeld.
Grant to William Arnaldi de Cadilak of the custody, during the minority
of the heir, of the lands in Stanwell late of William de Wyndes[orj,
deceased, tenant in chief.
Licence for John de Brittannia, earl of Richmond, to assign in frank-
almoin land to the value of 30/. a year for divers chaplains celebrating
divine service at Richemund for his soul and that of Beatrice his consort,
the king's sister.
Grant that the executors of his will receive all the issues of his lands for
two years after his death.
Mandate to the abbot of Reading to remove from the abbey of Reading,
and from his priory of Leminister, all Serjeants and horses with their
keepers, either of the king or of others, staying in the said abbey or priory,
and to receive no more until the said abbey shall have been relieved of its
indebtedness.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Walter Milde of Esthall.
Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's mother, to the said Walter
for the death of Agnes de Ropford.
Grant to Terric le Alemaunt of the custody during the minority of the
heirs of two parts, extended at 4/. lbs. 9^e7., of the manor of Casewyk, late
of Eustace son of Thomas, tenant in chief.
Grant, for life, to Eleanor, the king's mother, of the fines and amercia-
ments before the justices itinerant either for common pleas or for pleas of
the forest of her men in the lands which she holds in dower in the realm,
and of the chattels of fugitives and condemned persons in such lands, and
that whenever the king tallages his demesnes she shall have her tallage of
such lands as though they were in the king's hands.
- Simple protection, for two years, for Robert Priour.
Licence for Edmund, the king's brother, to let his lands, except castles,
to farm, or at a term for three years from next Easter, but not to suspected
persons.
Appointment of him, at will, to the custody of the manor of Chauton, late
of Hamo Lestrange, deceased, tenant in chief.
Simple protection, for one year, for John Armestrang.
Grant to Edmund, the king's brother, that he shall not be bound to
answer at the Exchequer for the issues of the above manor of Chauton,
committed to him at will.
Grant to him, for life, of the stewardship of England, which Simon de
Monteforti, sometime earl of Leicester, held.
Association of Gregory de Rockele, mayor of London, with Fulk Level,
archdeacon of Colchester, to hear and determine certain matters relating to
96187.
82
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1275.
March 1«
Windsor.
March 2.
WindBor.
March 4.
Windsor.
March 3.
Windsor.
March 4.
Windsor.
March 6.
Windsor.
Membrane 30 — eont.
the merchants of England and Flanders, during the absence beyond seas of
John Beky formerly appointed jvith the said Fulk.
Safe-conduct for Master Baymond de Nogeriis, pope's chaplain, and
brother John de Derlington, collectors of the tenth in aid of the Holy Land,
granted for six years.
Collation of Bobert de Hatfeld, king's chaplain, to the chapel of St. Martin
within Arundel castle, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands and heir of John son of Alan, sometime lord of Arundel.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Lewis de Sabaudia,
dean of St. Martin's le Grand, London.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of Guernsey and Jersey and the
adjacent islands in favour of Arnold Johannis de Cuntis, citizen and mer-
chant o\ Bayonue, as bailiff there, of the custody of the said islands having
been committed to him by the king's lieutenants during hie absence in the
Holy Land, and the king willing that he continue in the said custody
during pleasure.
Grant, for three years from next Easter, to the bailiffs and good men of
the islands of Guernsey of a custom of 12 Toumais (iurones) from every
ship and 6 Toumois from every boat touching at the port of St. Peter Port,
to he applied to the construction of a wall or causey between the king's
castle there and the town of St. Peter Port, to prevent the many wrecks
that occur there.
Safe-conduct iu Ireland, until Christmas, for S. bishop of Waterford,
treasurer of Ireland, and his household.
Signification to N. archbishop of Armagh of the royal assent to the
election of Master Peter de Dunach to be bishop of Connor.
Mandate to Arnold Johannis, citizen and merchant of Bayonne, bailiff of
Guernsey and Jersey, to keep safely until further order all the lands, tene-
ments, rents, liberties, goods and chattels taken into the king's hands as the
king's rights and appurtenances by John Wyger and Balph de Broghton,
late inquisitors of the king in the said islands, and to protect all the tenants
thereof in their rights and liberties.
Appointment, for life, of Bobert de Say, king's serjeant, in the room of
John Ingelard« deceased, as chief forester and minister of the forest of
Windsor, with 12^. a day for his expenses by the hands of the constable of
Windsor Castle.
Power to S. bishop of Waterford, lately appointed to enquire into the
trespasses and excesses of William son of Warin, while he was steward of
Ulster, to remove him from his bailiwick and substitute another.
Mandate to Baymond de Nolmeriis, constable of the castle of TikehuU,
to pay to Baymond de Lorda 50 marks, in which Constance, late the wife
of Henry de Alemannia, was bound to him, out of the issues of the lands
assigned to the said Constance in dower in England, according to the tenor
of her mandate addressed to the said constable.
]!if andate to the sheriff and all bailiffs of the county of Worcester to cause
the arrears of the tenth for two years, granted by the pope to the king, to
be levied whenever required by Gilbert de Sutton, king's clerk, deputed to
collect the same.
The like to the same of the following counties ; —
Gloucester.
Warwick.
Hereford.
3 EDWABD I.
83
1276.
March 6.
Windsor.
Maieh 7.
Windsor.
March 9.
Windsor.
March 16.
Gippenham.
March 18.
Quarrington.
March 13.
Windsor.
March 15.
Windsor.
March 18.
Qoarrington.
March 25.
Aylesbury.
Mbmbrane 29.
GonfinnatioD of a sale made hy John de London, king's clerk, escheator
this side Trent, to Gkoffrey de Picheford, of the marriage of Bichard
Sifrewast, son and heir of Bichard Sifrewast, deceased, and of the marriage
of John his hrother, in case of the death of the said Bichard before
marriage or attaining full age.
Grant to Walter Cardan of the prebend which Henry de Wodestok held
in the church of St. Patrick, Dublin, resigned, in the king's gift by reason
of the voidance of the see.
Vacated because the writ was surrendered.
Presentation of Nicholas de Bassingburn to the church of Titecumbe in
the diocese of Salisbury, in the king*s gift by reason of his custody of the
lands and heirs of Hubert de Husee, tenant in chief.
The like of Ralph de Ale^ate to the church of Ostringhangere in the
diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lauds and heirs of Nicholas de CrioU, tenant in chief.
Signification to B. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election of
Balph, canon of Baveneston, to be prior of that house.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate to John de London, escheator this side Trent, to restore to him
the temporalities.
Mandate to the treasurer of the New Temple, London, to deliver to
Master Thomas Bek, king's clerk, keeper of the wardrobe, 80/. of the
tidlage of the king's Jews, as the king is informed by brother Joseph de
Chauncy, the treasurer, that about 100/. thereof is deposited at the New
Temple ; and he is to certify the king of the residue.
Batification of a gift, for life, made by the persons lately supplying the
king's place in England, to William de Hakebum of the prebend which
Boger de Harewell, deceased, held in the castle of Nottingham.
Licence for Isaac son of Benedict Gabay, Jew of Lincoln, to sell to
Master Thomas de Waynflet all the debts wherein Bicliard le Bret of
Wrengel is bound by his charters to the said Isaac, according to the form
of the provision made by Henry III. that no Jew may, without licence, sell
any debt wherein a Christian is bound to him, and that the purchaser have
no more therein than the king would have if the debt were in the king's
hands, to wit, the chattel contained in the charter without usury.
Signification t-o the archbishop of York of the royal assent to the election
of William Hog, canon of Boulton-in-Kravene, to be prior.
Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for John Clepping, merchant of Lubek,
coming to England.
Signification to D. archbishop of Cashel of the royal assent to the election
of Peter OHullcan, monk of the Cistercian order, to be bishop of Bos.
Mandate to Geoffrey de Gyenvill, the justiciary, to restore to him the
temporalities, having first received his letters patent sealed with his own
seal and that of the chapter, that this grace shall not be to the king's pre-
judice or drawn into a precedent.
Batification of a sale made by William Gauger, king's clerk, to the
monastery of Glastonbury, of all the issue of stock of the said monastery
for the present year for 100/. and of a certain ward for 20/.
F 2
r
84
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1275- Membrane 29 — cont,
March 27. Appointment of Lucasius de Luka and his fellows^ merchants of Luka,
Ajleeburj. to take a custom called the new aid on all goods coming into the realm
until a week after Easter.
Presentation of William de Hamelton to the church of Boudon, in the
diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of his custody
of the lands and heirs of Hamo de Mascy, tenant in chief.
Power to Master Arnold de la Case and Bernard de Aylens to audit the
account of Osbert de Baggeston for the time that he was constable of
Bordeaux Castle.
March 27.
Aylesbury,
March 27.
Aylesbury.
April 10.
Weston.
April 10.
Weston.
April 14.
Weston.
Feb. 2.
Beading.
April 15.
Weston.
Mandate to the treasurer of the New Temple, London, to deliver to
Master Thomas Bek 14/., the residue of the tallage on the Jews deposited
in the New Temple.
Licence for the sub-prioress and convent of Het^^ham to elect a prioress
on news being brought by Agatha de la Bye and Amicia de London of
the cession of Acelina, late prioress.
Signification to the bishop of Rochester of the royal assent to the election
of Amfelisiar de Duulegh, one of the nuns, to be prioress of Hecham.
It having been shown on behalf of Agnes de Valencia, the king^s kins-
woman, that whereas after the death of Maurice son of Gerald, her husband,
she remained on his lands in Ireland, taking her expenses out of the issues
thereof, as though he were alive, until, his death having been ascertained,
the justiciary of Ireland upon the king^s mandate assigned to her the lands
and goods which should belong to her together with her expenses for forty
days after the announcement of her husband^s death, the then barons of the
Exchequer considering that she ought not to have anything of the issues of
the lands aforesaid after the death of her husband without the king's special
mandate, because it was testified before them that she had refused to admit
her dower, it was commanded the sherifi* of Kildare to levy on her lands and
chattels the 289/. lOs. 6d, that she bad received from the issues of the
lands aforesaiil and expended before she had knowledge of the death of
her hu.sband, which seems contrary to all right and equity. The king,
willing to do her justice, commands G^ofirey de GyenviU, justiciary of
Ireland, to audit the accounts of all receipts, as well by the king's escheator
and the executors of her late husband as by herself and her people, of the
goods and chattels which were on his lands in Ireland on the day of his death,
to allow her her expenses before she had certain knowledge of his death
together witli the expenses assigned to her for the forty days, and to cause
her to have her reasonable share out of the residue of the said goods and
chattels, and the executors the other part, and whatever was otherwise
seized on either side is to be restored without delay. Further he is to let
her have the rents of Michaelmas term next after the death of the said
Maurice and the other issues and things which she or her bailiffs can shew
that the escheator and the executors aforesaid received in the lands and
tenements assigned to her in Munster.
Grant, for life, to John de Luka of the prebend which Peter de Duremc,
deceased, had in the free chapel of Bruges.
Grant to Boniface de Coconaco of the prebend >vhich Master Gregory de
Neapoli, now bishop of Bayeux, lately held in the church of Wells, in the
kin^s gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Bath and Wells.
Appointment of William de Aldithele and Robert del Bou, for a fine of
20/. made by them, to the mine of the wapentake of Wyrkeswi-th for four
years from Easter, 3 Edward I. at a rent of 80 marks, to wit 40/. of the
farm of the mine and 20 marks of increment.
3 EDWARD I. 85
1275. Membrane 29 — eont,
April 19. Licence for the merchants of Flandera to denl in wool within the realm
Layenham. and take it where thej please until Sunday after Holj Cross.
April 26. Letters for Eustace de Hecche nominating John son of John de Hecche
Westminster, his attorney in Ireland for two years.
Licence, for the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Mary
Magdalene, Clohale, to enclose a highway 588 feet long and 17 feet broad
between their close and their church, on condition that they make a like
•road on their own soil, as it appears by inquisition ad quod damnum made
by Hugh son of Otto and the sheriff of Hertford, that it will not be to the
damage of the town of Baldok.
April 27. Mandate to the mayor and jurats of Bordeaux to restore to Rossellus
Westminster. Iiamaund the office which he held in their court, on his complaint that
whereas the king some time ago requested them to restore him, during good
behaviour, to that office from which they had ejected him, they have again
ejected him without his having offended in anything.
Membrane 26.
April 27. Appointment, during pleasure, of Alexander de Kirketon to the custody
Westminster, of the hospital of St. Leonard, York, fallen into debt.
The like of the same to the custody of Newbrough priory.
Simple protection, for two years, for Roger Mynot.
April 29. Acknowledgment of a loan of 391/. 13«. 4J. sterling, received fi*om Perogius
Westminster. Sconalaco, William Ganebien, Eeginald de Molin[i8], and Reginald de
Monachaco, and their fellows, of the society of Scotus of Piacenza, merchant
of the pope, by Otto de Grandisono and Anthony Bek, at Paris, for the ex-
pediting of the king's business, with promise to repay the same within the
feast of All Saints next.
April 30. Acquittance to John, abbot of Glastonbury, of 120/. received from him by
[Westminster.] William Qauger, late keeper of that abbey, to wit 100/. for all the issue of
the stock of the monastery for the year 3 Edward I. and 20/. for a certain
ward lately sold to the abbot by the said William.
May 3. Licence for the abbot and convent of St. Peter's, Ghent, to sell to W.
Westminster, bishop of Rochester, the manor of Leuesham to be held in chief.
Presentation of Master Walter de Augem[odesham] to the church of
Nortstok, in the diocese of Chichester, void by the resignation of Roger son
of Alan, and in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and
heir of John son of Alan, tenant in chief.
May 4. Writ of aid to all sheriffs in whose bailiwicks castle-guard rents of Dover
Westminster, castle are due, in favour of John de Boywyk, Serjeant of Stephen de
Penecestre, constable of that castle, appointed to make distraint upon those
from whom they are due for such rents and the arrears thereof.
Presentation of Walter le Noble, chaplain, to the church of St. Peter,
Salisbury, in the diocese of Salisbury.
May 5. Acquittance to the prior of Tonebrigg of 6 marks and 10*. paid by him
Westminster, to Master Raymond de Nogeriis, the pope's chaplain and nuncio, for the
tenth of his churches of Elding, Brenchesle and Teudele for both terms of
the first year and for the first term of the second year, and also of 30*. of
the tenth of the aforesaid churches for the second term of the second year,
86 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1275. Membrane 26 — eoni,
and also of 53«. 4J. of the tenth of the aforesaid churches of Elding and
Brenchesle of the first jear paid by him to the prior of St. Andrew's,
Rochester.
May 1. Bequest to the wardens of the fair of Campan to arrest Francis de Pysa,
Westminster, merchant, and all his goods and merchandise to the amount of 250/., he
having, as attorney of Thomas le Gras, citizen of Aton, lately come to the
king's presence and obtained 750/. instead of 750 marks for the construction
of a barbican at Anton by the said Thomas, and having already got
beyond seas.
May 5. Appointment of John de Maure, to an annuity of 20/. (in which the
WestniiDster. abbot and convent of Jervaulx were bound to the king out of the lands of
the Boterels, and which the kiug afterwards granted to Bobert Waleraund,
deceased, and his heirs) to hold as long as the king, by reason of his custody
of Bobert, nephew and heir of the said Bobert, could of right receive it.
By K. and C.
May 5. Licence for the dean and chapter of Emly to elect a bishop, on Laui^nce
Westminster. Florens', the Welshman, one of the canons, bringing news of the death of
Matthew, their late bishop.
May 5. Licence for the abbot and convent of St. Peter's, Ghent, to sell to W.
Westminster, bishop of Bochester, the manor of Leuesham, to be held in chief on the
same conditions and with the same liberties as the former held it.
May 7. Presentation of William de Saham to the church of Kingesclere, in the
Westminster, diocese of Winchester.
Mandate to the sheriff of Derby to arrent, in conjunction with William de
Menill and James de Shirleye, all the king's void places in Essebum and
leas in the wapentake of Wirkeswrth, and to commit them at such rents to
good men.
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for Bobert de Aeon, merchant,
trading in the realm.
IVIarch 8. Safe-conduct, until 1 August, for James Bonacursi, merchant of Florence,
Westminster, coming to the realm to treat with the king on his affairs.
The like for Frank Flebanelly, merchant of Florence.
Mandate to the abbot and convent of Cyrovall to pay to John de Maure
20/. mentioned above T unfinished entiy'}.
May 10. Appointment of Fulk Level, archdeacon of Colchester, and John Bek to
Westminster, enquire as to the merchandise, debts, and other goods of the merchants of
Flanders, and as to earnests given by them for wool or other merchandise ;
to seize into the king's hands wool and merchandise to the value of the
said earnests, to arrest all their goods and merchandise, and to detain them
in the king's name; to enquire who, contrary to the king's prohibition,
have removed any of their goods or merchandise, and conveyed them into
Flanders or elsewhere within the power of the countess of Flanders, and to
arrest the bodies and goods of such persons ; and to enquire if any persons
have had communications or. dealings with the said merchants after the
aforesaid prohibition, and if any persons have caused wool to be conveyed
by them beyond seas after the aforesaid prohibition, and to determine the
matter.
Mandate to the abbot and convent of Fountains to let Baldwin son of
Jeremiah, Peter his brother and Isabella de la Curt of Flanders, have their
wool of the present year, notwithstanding the recent prohibition touching
the safe of wool to Flemings, upon payment of the price agreed upon two
3 EDWARD I. 87
1275. Membrane 26 — cont,
years ago, when Regiuald, their abbot, deceased, sold them the said wool^
for two jeais, for a sum whereof he received 500/. in hand.
Maj 12. Appointment, daring pleasure, of William de Valencia, the king's nude,
Westmiuster. to the custody of the castle of Kilgaran and the lands of St. Glare, late of
Greorge de Cantilopo, deceased, tenant in chief, at a yearly rent of 46/.
saving the corn and stock thereon.
May 12. Simple protection, for one year, for Bernard le Moigne, of Toton, burgess
Wettmiiuter. of Southampton.
The like for Beatrice de Sancta Elena.
Inspeximus of letters patent of John de London, king's clerk, auditor of
the account of William de Middelton, dated at London the first Tuesday in
Lent, 2 Edward I. certifying that the latter had on that day rendered
account of 422/. 16*. 4c/. of the issues of the Jewry received by him from
17 December, 50 Henry III. to that date ; that the amount of his payments
within that time was 424/. 9«. 6d, exceeding his receipts by 34*. 2d, besides
his fee for two years, and acquittance to the said William of the said
422/. 15*. Ad, and promise to pay him the 34*. 2d.
May 15. Grant to Master Roger de Thurkilby, for a fine of 160 marks, whereof
Westminster, he has paid 80 marks to John de London, escheator this side Trent^ the
remainder to be paid 1 August, of the custody, during the minority of its
heirs, of the lands and heirs of John de Tiringliam, deceased, pertaining to
the king by reason of his custody of the lands and heirs of Roger de Somery,
tenant in chief, with the advowsou of the church of Tiringham, and the
marriage of the said heirs.
Membrane 25.
May 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey de Leukenore and John de
Westminster. Metiugham in the lollowing matter : — Margaret, late the wife of William
Bernard, of Dunwich, complains that whereas the said William had two
ships at Bordeaux and loaded one of them with goods and wines of certain
merchants to be conveyed to England, and perceiving the said ship to be
overloaded, with the consent of the said merchants transferred to another
ship of his fifty bales of alum, which alum it is alleged tliey had assigned
to the said William as well for freight of the first ship, wherein they re-
mained with their goods, as for a sum of modey which he had paid to them
for the surplus value of the said alum ; and wliereas the first ship, in which
were the goods and persons of the said William and the said merchants,
sunk, and the second ship with the said alum reached London in safety, one
Raymond de Novavilla, merchant of Bercelona, asset ting himself to be a
fellow of the said drowned merchants claimed fifty-two bales of alum from
the said Margaret as of the goods of himself and his fellows* On complaint
by the said Raymond, John de Lovetot and Geoffrey de Neubaud were
appointed to enquire whether the said alum was the property of the said
Raymond and his drowned fellows or not. But Margaret now complains
that the enquiry was made by foreigners 8U.spected by her, wherefore the
above commissioners are commanded to go to Dunwich to do justice in the
matter by a jury, as well of those who were in the first inquisition iis of
others who are not suspected by either party.
May 7. Mandate to Quichard de Charrun to make, by juries of the counties of
Westminster. York and Leicester, an eistent of certain fees held of Roger de Merlay,
lately deceased (tenant in chief, which, however, he did not hold of the
«8 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1275. Membrane 25 — cont,
king), to wit, as well those fees which were assigned in dower to Isabella,
late the wife of the said Roger, as of others iu dispute, and to make
a partition thereof between William son of Thomas de Creystok and Mary
his wife, the elder daughter and one of the heirs of the aforesaid Roger, and
Robert de Somervill and Isabella his wife, the other daughter and heir of
the said Roger, the said parties being unable to agree.
May 7. Request to William de Favresham to visit next Saturday the king's chapel
WcBtminster. of St. Maiy, Hastings, as well in its goods as in its persons, and to put
some prudent man of the chapel over it, in place of the dean, until further
order.
Licence for Hagin son of Master Mosseus, Jew of London, to sell to
Stephen de Cheyndut all his houses and rents in Lincoln and York.
May 9. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey of Glastonbury in favour
Westminster, of John de Taunton, elected abbot. [The formula in this entry is confused.]
Mandate to William Gauger, keeper thereof, to restore to him the
temporalities.
Ratification of a demise by William de Monte Revell to Nicholas, bishop
of Winchester, of certain houses at Winchester without the north gate of
the town adjoining St. Peter's church, which he had by grant of the
executors of the will of Aymer, sometime bishop elect of Winchester.
May 12. Appointment, until Midsummer, of Master Ralph de Merlawe, king's
Westminster, clerk, as the "king's proctor in all causes and transactions affecting the king
and his free chapels in England.
[May 12.] Appointment of Walter de Rudmerle with Hugh de Kendal, king's
Westminster, clerk, keeper of the bishopric of Hereford, to enquire, by juries of the
counties of Hereford and Gloucester, into whose hands have come the
goods of John, late bishop of Hereford (who was bound to the king in
divers debts at the Exchequer on the day of his death), as in horses, jewels,
utensils, crops, stock and other things, to take them into the king's hands,
and to appraise them.
Membrane 24.
15. Commission to John de Cobbeham and Elias de Bekingham to enquire
Westminster, into the following matter and to do justice therein. Whereas John de
Lassaundre, the king's bailiff, went to the town of Manggeden, within the
liberty of Robert son of Roger, to attach a felon, and the felon, resisting
the bailiff, was wounded and raised the huij and crv, whereupon the bailiffs
of the said liberty took and imprisoned both, and' John de Pinchepol and
Richard son of William, the king's coroner (who came on the said hue and
cry, the former to keep the peace, the latter officially to view the wounds),
and the king afterwards caused his bailiff to be delivered, Thomas de
Sandwico, sheriff, accusing them of having come not to keep the peace but
to beat and wound the king's bailiff, took them and detains them in the
king's prison at Colchester ; and whereas the said John and Richard obtained
the king's writ to the sheriff* to replevy them, the sheriff would not permit
them to be replevied until John gave him 40*. and Richard 20*., and when
at last he liberated them on sufficient bail, he nevertheless took Richard a
second time on the same charge and detains him in the same prison, and in
like manner took John on the same charge and imprisoned him in his inn
in London.
3 EDWARD I. 89
•f ofTR Mbmbrans 23.
May 14. Grant to Henry de Wodestok, king's clerk, of the prebend which
Wefitminster. B. Burnel], bishop of Bath and Wells, lately had in the church of Hereford,
in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Hereford.
Protection with clause rogamusy for one year, for the master and brethren
of the hospital of St. John, Wenlok.
May 16. Presentation of Robert de Walmesford to the church of Little Berdesfold,
WestmiiMteT. in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of Henry
de Merk, who held in chief of Henry III.
May 15. Appointment, during pleasure, of the good men of Norwich to the custody
Westminster, of their town, at a rent at the Exchequer of 108/. blanch farm ; saving the
liberties thereof.
Mandate to William Sturmy to deliver it to them.
Appointment of Robert de Ufford to the custody of the castle and town
of Orford, and the town of Dunwicb, for five years from Easter, 3 Edward I.
at a rent of 40/. for the former, and for the latter the same rent as was paid
by the men of Dunwich when they held the custody thereof, and he is to
pay the accustomed alms and other yearly charges, if any, as the said men
were wont to pay, and to keep that town at his own cost.
Mandate to Hugh de Dygnyninton, constable of the castle of Orford and
keeper of that town, to deliver the same to him.
The like to Edmund de Caldecote, keeper of the town of Dunwich.
Writ de intendetido to all persons of the county of Worcester, for
Nicholas de Stapelton, William de Saham, John de Reygate, and Salomon
de Roffa, appointed as justices in eyre this turn for common pleas in that
county.
May 14. Pardon, at the instance of William de Fenis, to Robert Pyguche, for
Westminster, breaking the gaol of Farneham.
May 17. Protection with d&usQ rogamusj for one year, for the brethren and sisters
Westminster, of the hospital of St. Margaret and St. Anthony, Wymbum.
Appointment of John de Gernemuta and Alan de Bissopesthorp to collect
and keep safe until further ordera all debts of Flemings arrested in England
by reason of the late contentions between Henry III. and Edward I. and
Margaret, countess of Flanders, it having been provided by the king and
council that, those contentions being now settled, all such debts should be
made over to the merchants of England in part compensation of losses sus-
tained by them in Flanders by reason of the aforesaid contentions.
By Fulk Lovell and John Bek.
Membrane 23 {Schedule),
May 18. Safe-conduct for the merchants of Florence, count of Hoyland, trading
Westminster, in the realm, the king having, at the count's instance, notwithstanding the
many injuries inflicted by his merchants, granted them a day on the middle
of August and for n foitnigiit after, to make a composition at Dover for
goods arrested on both sides before Stephen de Penecestre, constable of
Dover Castle, and others to be sent tiiere, the king having commanded the
count to send some of his people to do what is just on behalf of his
merchants.
Membrane 23. — cont.
May 17. The like, until Michaelmas, for W. bishop of Rochester, sending com by
Westminster, water from Dorset to London.
90 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1275. Membrane 23 — cont.
May 20. Grant to Master John de Kenleye, king's clerk, of the prebend which
WcstmicBter. Robert Burnell, of the king's household, had in the church of Dublin.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the islands of G^rsey and
Gernery, for Arnold Johannis, king's bailiff thereof, commanded to take
assizes and common pleas, which are usually held every three years in those
islands.
Grant to John de London, king's clerk, of the tithes of the manor of
Whyton (which was of Geoffrey de Leciniaco, deceased, tenant in chief),
in the king's hands by reason of that manor being in the king's hands, to
hold in like manner as John de Antioch held them in his lifetime.
May 19. Grant to John Comyn that the 200/. granted to him by Henry III. out
Westminster, of the lines and amercements and other issues of the eyre of the justices next
in eyre in the county of Cumberland, be paid accordingly out of the next
eyre. By E. and C.
Writ of aid for Luke de Luka, merchant of Lucca and his fellows, ap-
pointed, during pleasure, as keepers and bailiffs to take half a mark on every
sack of wool and half a mark on every 300 wool-fells making a sack, and a
mark on every last of hides going out of the realm of England and the land
of Wales, and to do what is necessary therein in the city of London, who
have appoint-ed Janian Theobald! under them to act accordingly.
May 23. Licence for the dean and chapter of Hereford to elect a bishop, on Walter
Westminster, de Confleys, archdeacon of Hereford, and Master Luke de Bree, canon of
Hereford, bringing news of the death of J. late bishop.
Mandate to the seneschal of Gascony and the constable of Bordeaux to
pay to William de Munrevell 124 marks, for horses taken from him at
divers times to the king's use, as well beyond seas as in the realm.
May 23. Mandate to the constable of Bordeaux not to tallage or burthen the Jews
Westminster, of Gascony this time without the king's special mandate, the king being
informed on behalf of their whole commonalty that they are greatly bur-
dened by the deamess of grain and wine this year and by divers tallages.
By E. and C.
The like to the seneschal of Gascony. [FcBdera,"]
Mandate to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gascony, to pay to Richard
Espek, chaplain, the arrears of fifteen pence of Bordeaux, a day, and one
hundred shillings a year for his robe granted to him for life, out of the
custom of Bordeaux or other issues of his bailiwick, for the support of the
said Richard in celebrating divine service in the chapel of Bordeaux Castle,
unless he have received the same before by another writ.
Mandate to the seneschal of Gascony and the constable of Bordeaux
Castle to pay to Henry de Villa 45/. 18«. 4d. sterling for the freight of
110 tuns of wine A'om Bordeaux to London, wliich the king commanded
William de Monte Gaugerii, then constable of the castle, to pay, but which
he did not pay.
Mbmbranb 22.
Mandate to the seneschal of Gascony and the constable of Bordeaux
Castle to pay to the abbess and convent of Fontevrault, an annuity of
40 pounds of Tours assigned to them in the name of alms by the former dukes
of Aquitaine, which annuity Laurence de Loversale, formerly constable of
the said castle, was commanded to pay by the persons supplying the king's
place in England, and did not pay, as is alleged by the said abbess.
Vacated because otherwise below.
3 EDWARD I. 91
1275. Membrane 22 — cont.
Protection with clause rogamus, for five years, for the master, brethren
and sisters of the house of lepers by the bridge of Neuport Paynel.
Commission to Elias de Bek[ingham] to make an extent of a messuage
and 2 carucates of land, except 2 bovates and 20 acres of land and 3 acres
of meadow, in Nortwileghby, co. Lincoln, whereof Robert de Wileghby lately
impleaded Richard de Bedeford before the justices at Westminster, and the
latter vouched to warranty William de Leiborn. And whereas Richard
recovered the same against William by judgment of the said court, and sues
his warranty against William there, a contention has arisen as to the extent
of the premises.
May 24. Pardon to Master Nicholas de Braundon, at the instance of R. archbishop
Westminster, of Canterbury, of his outlawry for trespasses.
May 26. Mandate to the seneschal of Gascony and the constable of Bordeaux
Westminster. Castle, or one of them, to pay to the abbess and convent of Fontevrauit, the
arrears of that sum of money which the latter have been accustomed to
receive by grant of former kings of England out of the issues of the island
of Oleron from the time when it was in the king's hands up to the day of
the assignment of it to Eleanor, the king's mother.
The like to the same to pay them the annuity of 40 pounds of Tours
above mentioned, and the constable shall be allowed the same in his
account.
Presentation of John de Sancto Edmundo, chaplain, to the church of
Wylingham, in the diocese of Norwich.
May 26. Grant, during pleasure, to James Agolantis, Landus Assonis and others
Westminster, their fellows, citizens and merchants of Pistoja (Pastoriensidus), that they
may recover all such debts in the realm as they can show are one to them,
and that they may safely stay in the realm to recover the same, on condition
that henceforth they lend not out any money for usuries, nor receive any
usuries by art or device, and that if they do otherwise all their merchandise
and other goods shall be impounded as forfeited.
The like to Elanca de Scala, Teglarius Amadoris, Geatil de Livary,
Loterius Bonegwyde and Hugelin de Vyckyo, and others their fellows,
citizens and merchants of Florence.
May 27. Appointment, for one year, of Master Ralph de Merlawe, king's clerk,
Westminmer. as the king's proctor in all matters touching the king's free chapels.
May 29. Grant, for life, to Eleanor, the king's mother, of the town and miUs of la
Westminster. Rye in dower, in exchange for the city of Bath, to hold as of the value of
30/. of land : the defect or excess to be allowed accordingly in her dower.
Writ de intendendo to the bailiffs and good men of la Rye, for her as
their lord.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Nottingham of murage for five
years from the Ascension, 3 Edward I.
May 30. Letters for Eustace de Hacche nominating John de Hacche, the younger,
Westminster, his attorney in Ireland for two years.
May 30. Mandate to all bailiffs not to molest Zace Francisci, Falco Clarissimi,
Westminster. Hugelin Cerope, and their fellows, merchants of Florence, on account of
1,068 sacks of wool which they are charged with having exported to Flanders
against the prohibition of Henry III. and the king, the said merchants
having submitted themselves to the king's grace and paid a fine of 534/., to
wit, 10«. for each sack to Luke de Luka for pardon of their said trespass,
and grant that they may stay in England and transact their lawful business.
92 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1275. Membrane 22^-coni,
on condition that if thej are convicted of exporting any other wool con-
trary to the said prohibition, they shall lie at the king's will. \^F(edera,']
The like in favour of James Amadory, Guy Shuffayne, Matthew Agynet,
and their fellows, merchants of Florence, touching 1,059 sacks of wool for
a fine of 529/. 10^., to wit, lOs. for each sack.
The like in favour of Guy Vioedomini, Reginald Camb[i], Durant Bouy,
Tegl[ariu8] Thedald[i],PaganollWalbon, Byndo Hugonis, Thedald[i] («c),
and their fellows, touching 3,626^ sacks of wool for a fine of 1,813/. 6s. ^ to
wit, lOs, for each sack.
Membrane 21.
June 1. Acknowledgment of the payment by Master Raymond de Nogeriis,
Westminster, pope's chaplain, to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, at West-
minster, on Saturday the eve of Whitsunday, 3 Edward I. of 300 marks of
silver, arrears of the tenth for two years granted to the king.
Safe-conduct, until 1 August, for Fortinus Reynerii and Michael Bar-
tholomei, merchants of Pistoja.
Mandate to Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover Castle, to deliver
Master Thomas de Pulisdon, whom the king committed to his custody some
time since, to R. archbishop of Canterbury, according to the form provided
between the king and the latter.
June 2. Letters for Ralph de Gorges, the elder, going beyond seas, nominating
Westminster. William de Gorges and Robert de la Vaye his attorneys for one year.
May 27. Writ de intendendo addressed to the bailiffs and good men of the city of
[Westminster.] Bath, in favour of Godfrey Husee and William Sleghe, deputed to take the
said city into the king's hands and to keep it, it having been surrendered
into the king's hands by Eleanor, the king's mother, who held it in dower,
saving to her the farm of the barton of the said city.
Mandate to Guy de Taunton or Roger de Multon to deliver it to them.
June 2. Grant to Anthony Bek, king's clerk, to whom the king has committed,
Westminster, during pleasure, the custody of the Tower of London, that 100/. a year shall
be paid to him in the same manner as the said sum used to be paid to
Philip Basset, late keeper.
June 5. Grant, for life, to John de Fransham, king^s yeoman, of the bailiwick of
Westminster, the king's forest of Wauberg, to be held by him under the same conditions
as by Robert le Lou, late keeper of the said forest, deceased.
June 6. Mandate to the seneschal of Gascony and the constable of Bordeaux,
Westminster, that in all pleas affecting the commonalty of the Jews of those parts, they
cause justice to be done by judgment of lawful Christians according to
law and the custom of the land of Gascony ; during pleasure.
Grant to Master Robert le Pestur, king's serjeant, of the custody, during
the minority of the heirs, of the lands and tenements in Benham, late of
William Lovel, tenant in chief, with the marriage of the heirs.
June 6. Pardon to James Amadoris, Coppus Josep, Guy Suffayne, and their
Westminster, fellows, merchants of Florence, of all the trespasses of which they were
indicted before John de Lovetot and Geoffrey de Neubald, the king's late
inquisitors as to usury, and licence for them during pleasure to stay in the
realm and transact their lawful business, so long as they do not lend money
on usury within the realm.
3 BDWABD I. 93
1275. Membrane 21— cow/.
The like in favour of Guy Bisdome, Thealdus Beineri, Bernard Manfrey,
and their fellows, merchants of Florence.
The like in favour of Zace Francisci, Hugelin Cempe, Falco Clarissimiy
and their fellows, merchants of Florence.
The like in favour of Henrj Jacobini, merchant of Florence.
The like in favour of Bernard Thethaldi, merchant of Florence.
June 10. Pai*don to Bartholomew Markfi], merchant of Siena, of all tres-
Westminster. passes of which he was indicted beiore John de Lovetot and Geoffrey de
Neubald, the king's late inquisitors as to usury, and licence for him to stay
in England and transact his lawful business, so long as he does not lend
money on usury.
June 8. Grant to Maurice de Croun, king's kinsman, of the custody, during the
Westminster, minority 'of the heirs, of the lands and heirs of Thomas son of Otto, deceased,
with the marriage of the heirs, saving to Hugh son of Otto, brother of the
said Thomas, land or rent to the value of 40/. a yeai*, to hold during the
said custody.
Grant to Master John de Sancto Audomero of the prebend which Master
Boger de Bosebiry, deceased, had in the church of Hereford, in the king's
gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
June 7. Grant to Edmund, the king's brother, who holds the lands and tenements
Westminster, late of Bobert de Ferar[iis] until satisfaction shall have been made to him
of oO,000/. sterling, as well for the said lands and tenements as for those
which Margaret de Ferar[iis] holds in dower of the inheritance of the said
Bobert, and which ought after her death to revert to the said Edmund, as
is contained in writings enrolled in the chancery of Henry III. that in case
the said Bobert or his heirs die leaving heirs under age, whereby the said
custody might or ought to pertain to the king by reason of the homage
which the said Bobert did for the same to the king, the said Edmund, his
heirs or assigns shall hold the said lands during the said minority, and
afterwards until they have received satisfaction of the sum aforesaid ;
saving to the king the custody of the other lands and tenements of which
the aforesaid Bobert and his heirs shall have died seised in their demesne
as of fee, and the marriage of the heirs.
June 8. Mandate to Luke de Thanny, seneschal of Gascony, to execute, without
Westminster, further delay, the king's former mandates touching the defect in the dower
of Eleanor, the king's mother. The king lately assigned her, in comple-
ment of her dower 3,000 pounds of Tours yearly from the custom of
Bordeaux, and she asserts that there is a deiicieucy in that assignment of
land to the value of 1,000 pounds of Tours. The king therefore commands
him, as he has done several times, to make, in conjunction with Master
Poncius de Insula, or some other person of those parts, an extent and valu-
ation of the said assignment, as well of lands as of the said custom, and to
assign to her elsewhei-e whatever is short of the complement of her dower ;
and he and the constable of Bordeaux will be allowed the same.
Safe-conduct, until 8 September, for Hugelinus Bonaventure and Bona-
venturus Meneyt, merchants of Siena, comins; to the realm to treat with the
king on certain business.
June 10. Grant to Maurice de Crouu, king's kinsman, of the custody, during the
Westminster, minority of the hmrs, of the lands and heirs of John sou of Alan de
Wolrinton, tenant in chief, with the marriage of the heirs.
Mandate in pursuance to John de London, escheator this side Trent.
94 CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
•I 275 Mbmbranb 20,
June 8. Appointment of Master William de Corneria, professor of both laws, and
Westminster. Francis Accursii of Bologna^ professor of civil law, and others as the king's
proctors in the parliament and courts of Philip, king of France, in
certain causes begun between Henry III. and Louis, late king of France.
[Foedera.]
Appointment of the same two professors and Adam de Norfolchia with
power to receive cities, castles and lands and the land of the Agenais.
[Feeder a."]
June 7. Remission to Master Thomas de Pjwelesdon, at the instance of B. arch-
Westminster, bishop of Canterbury, of the king's rancour, by reason of his trespasses at
the time of the late perturbation of the realm.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Gilbert de Clare,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford, going to France on the king's affairs.
June 10. Acknowledgment of the receipt by the hands of Master John Clarell,
Westminster, king's clerk, of a charter which the king has from the bishop, dean and
chapter of Auch, touching the feoffment of the homage of the county of
BigoiTC and castle of Lurde.
Pardon to Guy Bisdome, Thealdus Beineri, Bernard Manfrey, Durand
de Bonn, Teglar[ius] Thedaldo, Beginald Combe, and their fellows, mer-
chants of Florence, of all trespasses of which they were indicted before John
de Lovetot and Gkoffreyde Neubald, the king's late inquisitors as to usury,
and licence for them, during pleasure, to stay in England and transact their
lawful business, so long as they do not for the future lend money on usury
within the realm, and to recover all their debts and loans made by them
before last Whitsunday.
June 12. Simple protection, for one year, for the prioress of Swyne.
Westminster.
May 27. Mandate to Guy de Taunton or Boger de Multon to deliver the city of
Westminster. Bath, which Eleanor, the king's mother, has surrendered to the king, saving
the barton, to Master Geoffrey de Shanketon, king's clerk, and William Slegh.
June 13. Presentation of Master William de Farnham to the church of Balliogary,
Westminster, in the diocese of Dublin.
Mandate to Emeric Bechet to deliver to Maurice de Credonio, the king's
kinsman, the king's horse Bayard in his custody, which the king has given
to the said Maurice.
-^— The sub-prior and convent of Luffeld, bringing news of the cession of
Balph their prior, have letters of licence to elect.
•
The prior and convent of Hulme, bringing news of the death of their
abbot, have the like.
June 15. Mandate to Luke de Luke and hip fellows to pay to John Ferre 1,000
Westminster, marks, wherein the king is bound to him for his quit-claim to the king of
divers lands in Ireland, and it shall be allowed in his account.
June 13. Bequest to the king of France to deliver to Eleanor, the king's mother,
Westminster, the land and county of the Agenais, the king having accepted the following
grant to her by Henry III. On the surrender by John de Britannia, son
and heir of John, duke of Brittany, at the time that Henry III. restored to
him the earldom of Bichmond, of 1,200 marks yearly for the land, county
and rent of the Agenais, Henry III. granted the said yearly sum to the
said Eleanor, for life, on condition that if the land and county of the
Agenais should fall in during her lifetime, she should hold it for life, with
reversion to Henry III. and his heirs. [Fcedera.^
3 EDWABD I. 96
1275. Membrane 20--c(mt.
Jane 15. Appointment of John de Gernemuta and John de Bosco to leyj debts
Westmioster. of Flemings, ordered by the king's council, since the settlement of discords
with Margaret, countess of Flanders, to be arrested for the compensation
of the losses of English merchants in Flanders, and to keep them until
further order, as they shall be directed bj Fulk lioTel and John Bek.
Bj the said Fulk and John.
Mbmbrank 19.
Acknowledgment of the receipt from Parochus Scoi^aloco, William
Gajgheben and Reginald de Molins, pope's merchants of the society of the
Scoti of Piacenza of a loan of 1,000/. sterling, on Sunday the octave of
Trinity, 3 Edward I. to be repaid at the next Boston fair.
Acknowledgment of a payment by Master Raymond de Nogeriis, pope's
chaplain, to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, on Monday
next before Midsummer, 3 Edward I. of 201 marks \0s, 4^ J., arrears of
the tenth for two years, granted to him by the pope and collected by him.
Pardon to Boneaventurus «7ohannis, Hugelin Boneaventure, Boneavon-
turns Manetti, Beyner Alberti, Lambert Baldin, and their fellows, merchants
of Siena, of all trespasses whereof they were indicted before John de Lovetot
and GeoflTrey de Neubald, the king's late inquisitors as to usury, and licence
for them to stay in England and transact their lawful business and to
recover their debts. [ Unfinished entry, "] Vacated Elsewhere,
June 18. Acceptance of a transfer by Maurice de Croun to Hugh son of Otto of a
Westminster, grant (which the king has inspected) of the marriage of the heirs of Thomas
son of Otto, tenant in chief.
June 20. Mandate to the abbot and convent of Fountains to cause Baldwin son
Westminster, of Jeremiah, Peter his brother and Isabella de la Court of Flanders, to have
their next year's wool, in compensation for the one year's wool unpaid of the
wool for two years, which Reginald their late abbot sold to the said mer-
chants for a sum, whereof the abbot had 550/. down ; as it appears that
before the arrival of the king's mandate to pay the said merchants the
present year's wool they had sold the same to Luke de Luka.
June 18. Power to Adam de Chetewynd, king's clerk, ^scheator in the county of
Chester, to sell the custody of the lands and heirs of Roger de Glotton,
tenant in chief.
June 20. Mandate to Gregory de Rokesley and Poncius de Mora, buyers of the king's
Westminster, wines in England, or the persons supplying their places, to take right
prise from all wines brought into the town of Harwich {de Erewtco)
and port of Erewell, certain merchants having recently, in order to with-
draw the king's prise, taken their wines to the said town and port instead
of to Ipswich.
June 16. Mandate to the mayor and sheriffs of London to deliver to Thomas de
W estminster. Basinges, citizen of London, and John de Gernemuta, clerk, 730 marks of
the goods of Flemings found in the city and arrested, by virtue of a grant
of Henry III. dated 17 July in his fifty-sixth year, in compensation of losses
suffered in Flanders by merchants of the realm by the arrest of their goods
by the countess of Flanders ; so that the same, with other like money, may
be delivered in part compensation to the said merchants.
June 20. Appointment of John Bek to the custody, during pleasure, of the lands
Westminster, of Thomas de Mareseye, knight, to the use of the said Thomas without de-
struction, sale or alienation, and he is to find competent maintenance out of
the issues for the said Thomas and his household, it having been testified
96 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1275. Memhratie 19 — cont.
before the king that the said Thomas has so far lost his memory and
faculties that he is not fit for the management of his lands.
The dean and chapter of Lechlin, sending news of the death of their
bishop, have letters of licence to elect.
Signification to the bishop of Lincoln of the rojal assent to the election
of William de Esteneston, monk of Luffeld, to be prior thereof.
Jane 20. Mandate to all sheriffs and bailiffs to arrest vagabond friars of the order
Westminster, of St. Augostine who have left their order, and to deliver them to the
fraternity ; for one year.
■ Mandate to sheriffs, bailiffs and ministers in Ireland, to make all pay-
Westminster, ments henceforth of moneys due to the king in Ireland, to the exchequer
of Dublin, and not elsewhere.
Signification to the archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
election of Master Thomas de Cantilupo, canon of Hereford, to be bishop
thereof.
June 15. Writ de intendendo addressed to the citizens and all other tenants of the
Westminster, city of Bath, in favour of R. bishop of Bath and Wells and his successors, to
whom the king has granted the said city with the suburb, except the barton,
in exchange for the patronage of the abbey of Glastonbury.
Mandate to William Sleghe and Godfrey Housee to deliver it t.o him.
Signification to the bishop of Norwich of the royal assent to the election
of Nicholas de Walesham, prior of St. Benet's, Hulme, to be abbot.
June 20. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory of Lufield in favour of
Westminster. William de Esteneston, one of the monks, elected prior.
The like to the sub-prior and convent.
Mandate to John de London, escheator this side Trent, to restore to him
the temporalities.
June 21. Power to H. bishop of Meath, S. bishop of Waterford, Geoffrey de Gyen-
Westminster, vill, justiciary of Ireland, an<l Thomas de Clare to treat with Thachac de
Conoghor touching his petitions to have for a term the king's land of
Conaght.
June 24. Grant to Henry son of Warin, chaplain, of the penitentiary in the church
Barnes. of Hereford, lately held by Master Boeer de Bosebiry, deceased, in the
king's gift by reason of the voidnnce of the bishopric of Hereford, with
revocation of a former grant thereof to Master John de Sancto Omero, the
king's physician.
June 26. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric of Hereford in favour
Barnes. of the above Thomas de Cantilupo, elected bishop.
Mandate to Hugli de Kendale, keeper of that bishopric, to restore to him
the temporalities.
Membrane 19 — (Schedule.)
June 27. Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of all the debts wherein John son
Barnes. of Alan of Arundel and his ancestors are bound to the king, and grant that
she may receive them as though they were in the king's hands.
Mbmbranb 17.
June 27. Licence for Bobert son of Walter to demise to Bobert^ archbishop
Barnes. of Canterbury, the site of Baynard's castle in the city of London, held in chief,
3 BDWABD I. 97
1275. Membrane 17 — cont,
Baving the right of the king or others therein, and on condition that no
prejudice or loss is incurred thereby to the said Robert, his heirs or assigns,
in fees, rights or other things belonging to him, or the barony he has by
reason of the said castle.
VcuHxted because otherwise below.
Injunction to William son of Roger, prior of the houses of the Hospital of
St. John of Jerusalem in Ireland, to obey the mandate of the king to at once
return to the partes of Ireland, under peril of the loss of all the lands and tene-
ments which are held by his house in Ireland, the king's previous request to
him to return having been disobeyed on the pretence that he had been asked
to go to Hugh Revel, master of the houses of the Hospitallers in the Holy
Land^ his senior, and therefore could not obey the king, and the king will
excuse him to his superior.
June 22. Presentation of Madoc de Nesse, chaplain, to the vicarage of Swerdes in
Weetminster. the diocese of Dublin, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
see*
June 24. Writ de intendendo for Luke de Luka and Leoninus son of Leoninus,
MTestmiiuter. clerk, sent to various places in the kingdom to execute in the king's name
certain business relating to the new custom granted to the king on wools,
wool-fells and hides.
The like for Batholomew Baudini, fellow of the said Luke, Bud Master
Ralph de Basages, clerk.
Signification to the mayor, sheriffs, and citizens of London, that the king
has commanded the treasurer and chamberlains of the Exchequer to deliver
to Thomas de Basinges and Alyenand de Acra, derk, to the use of injured
merchants of England, 730 marks, wherein they were bound, for Henry III.
to Gilbert de Cur', burgess of Ghent, and for which the latter sued them in
the Exchequer on their bond. The said sum was by reason of the conten-
tion between the countess of Flanders and Henry III. seized by him and
afterwards assigned for distribution among the merchants of England in
compensation for losses sustained by them by the seizure of their goods in
Flanders by the countess, and the king commanded the mayor, sheriffs^ and
citizens aforesaid to deposit the same with the treasurer and chamberlains until
further order. In accordance with the intention of Henry III., and also
with the late peace entered into with the countess at Moustroyl, the king
has commanded the latter to deliver the said sum to the said Thomas and
Alyenand for distribution accordingly.
Signification to the ai'chbishop of Cashel of the royal assent to the elec-
tion of David, abbot of Holycross, to be bishop of Emly.
June 20. Ratification of a sale by John de London, king's clerk, escheator this
Westminster, side Trent, to Stephen de Sutton, canon of York, for 650 marks to the use
of the queen of Castile, of the custody, during the minority of the heirs, of
the lands late of Robert de Sutton, tenant in chief, with knight's fees,
advowsons of churches, and dowers when they fall in, and with the marriage
of the heirs.
June 24. Protection and safe-conduct, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for Walter
Wettminster. Pedeargent, merchant of Flanders, coming to England.
Simple protection, for two years, for the abbot of Aumale, going beyond
seas.
Acquittance to the abbot and convent of Fountains of 900/. owed by them
to Joceus le Juvene and Bonancus the son-in-law {le Gendre) of the said
Joceus, Jews of York, which the king gave to Antony Bek, king's clerk, to
whom the money has been paid by the said abbot and convent through
9618f. O
98
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1276. Membrane 17 — cant.
Baldwin son of Jeremiah, merchant of Flanders, who paid it to Luke de
Lucca, merchant of Lucca, who has acknowledged before the king that he
received it from the said Baldwin to the use of the said Autonj.
Mandate to Luke de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay
to Elanca de Scala, and Peter Bonacose, James Amery and his fellows,
merchants of Florence, at the next fair of St. Ajoul (Sancti Aiulphi) at
Provins, out of the moneys arising from the new custom in their custody,
1,000 marks in full payment of a loan of 2,000 marks, from the Utter to the
king, when he was last at Orvieto (apud Urbem Veterem),
The like to the same to pay out of the said money at the said fair to
TeglariuB Amadoris, James Aymery, Hugelin de Vicchio, and their fellows,
merchants of Florence, 500 pounds of Tours, which they advanced, as a
loan to the king, to Otto de Grandissono and Anthony Bek, for the latter
to deliver to Emeric, vicomte de Bochechouard and Stephen de Monte Forti,
knights, in payment of the king's debts, and which the said knights acknow-
ledge they have received.
July 2. Licence for Isaac de Provyns, Jew of Lincoln, to sell to B. bishop of Bath
Barnes. and Wells a debt of 20/. wherein Master John de la Lade, lately deceased,
was bound to him.
The like for Aaron de la Bye, Jew of London, to sell to the said bishop
a like debt of 15/. of the said Master John.
July 5. Mandate to the seneschal of Gascony not to molest Gkirsio de la Marche,
Barnes. but to permit him to stay in peace in Gascony, the king have remitted his
rancour against him for adhering to Gaston de Bierni, who was lately in
arms against the king there.
J une 24. Ghrant to the good men of Thomas de Clare of li Hyochil in Ireland, at
Westminster, the instance of the said Thomas, their lord, of murage for seven years from
Michaelmas, 3 Edward I.
July 4.
Barnes.
July 10.
Keupton.
IUbmbranb 16.
Licence for Bobert son of Walter to sell to Bobert, archbishop of Can-
terbury, the castle called Castle Baynard, or the area thereof, near the
city-wall, with its appurtenances, whether in dykes, stone walls, void areas
or even in the tower called the tower of Fish Street Hill (Turrit Montis
Fisheti)^ on condition that by reason of such sale no harm or prejudice be
caused in other goods belonging to him and his heirs or his barony, and
saving to him and his heirs all other things belonging to the said castle
or barony, as well in rents, his port and putting in (japplictUione) of ships,
as in other liberties, whether in the city of London or elsewhere, belonging
to his said barony.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey of St Benet's,
Hulme, for Nicholas de Walsham, the prior, elected to be abbot.
Mandate to John de London, escheator this side Trent, to restore to him
the temporalities.
Acceptance of a grant, for life, by John Wyger and Balph de Bioghton,
who were lately sent to the islands of Gerese and Gemese.to make inquisi-
tions, to Laurence called *• Payn ' of the island of Gerese, of 5 virgates
of land of the escheat of Balph Water in the parish of St. Saviours, at a rent
of two quarters of wheat and the usual services.
Acceptance of the account rendered by Stephen de Houeden by the
king's order to Master Baymond de Nolmeriis, constable of the castle of
Tykehull and keeper of the manor of Gringeleye, for the time that he held
3 BDWAED I.
99
1276.
Julj 12.
Kempton.
July 12.
Kempton.
July 17.
Windsor.
July 18.
Windsor.
July 20.
Windsor.
July 20.
Windsor.
July 20.
Membrane 16 — cant,
the custody thereof by the king's appointment, and of his acquittance
accordingly by letters patent of the said Master Raymond, which the king
has inspected.
Grant to Bartholomew le Juvene, king's Serjeant, to whom the king
committed, during pleasure, the custody of the castle, town and barton of
Bristol, of 40 marks yearly out of the issues of that bailiwick for as long as
he holds it.
Grant, for life, to Nicholas de Wyncele, the elder, in consideration of his
services to Henry III. of a rent of 44s. of Tours, which equal lis. sterling,
in the parish of 8t. Onen, in the fee of Oglondes, which rent John Wyger
and Baiph de Broghtou, late inquisitors m the island of Gereseye, took into
the king's hands.
Whereas the chalices, books, vestments, images, bells and other ornaments
and goods of the hermitage near Gripelgate, which is of the king's ad vow-
son, and which Henry III. gave to Robert de Sancto Laurencio to dwell in
for life, are wont, in time of voidance after the decease of hermits thereof,
to be carried away by clerical and lay persons, because of the hermitage
not being under any definite custody and protection, the king deputes,
during pleasure, the mayor of London for the time being as keeper to pro-
tect, in the king's name, the persons dwelling therein, the rents and all
other things belonging thereto, and if anything be forfeited to them he is
to cause amends to be made without delay.
Pi^esentation to William de Herlawe to the church of Tayden in the
diocese of Loudon, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land
and heir of Robert de Sutton, tenant in chief.
Mandate to the constable of Bordeaux to pay Ellas de la Nande, mer-
chant, on 8 September at Bordeaux, 65/. I5s, 1^</., for 35 tuns of wine
bought of him by Gregory de Rockele and Matthew de Columbariis, the
king's butler, as is testified by Hugh son of Otto, steward of the household.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Grant to Luke de Tanny, seneschal of Gascony, that the payment made
by him of 23/. 10«. to Richard de Sandon, sometime the king's yeoman, in
part payment of his wages, by mandate of the persons lately supplying the
king's place, sealed witii the seal then used by them, and which the king
has inspected, be allowed him in his account.
Licence for Almaric de Sancto Amando to sell his whole land in the
town of Kyrkeby, co. Leicester, to whomsoever he pleases, provided that the
purchaser hold of him on the same conditions as he and his ancest<N*s have
held of the king.
Letters for Agatha de Mortuo Mari nominating Adam Oristien her
attorney in Ireland for two years.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the castle and honor of la
Haye, for Humphrey de Bohun and. Matilda his wife, to whom the king has
granted the castle and manor of la Haye in tail.
Mandate to Hugh de Dynneneton, constable of the castle, to deliver to
them the castle and manor.
Mandate to Warin, treasurer of the New Temple, London, to deliver to
Master Thomas Bek, king's clerk, keeper of the wardrobe, for the expenses
of the household, 100 marks in his custody of the tallage of the Jews.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Grant to Joan, lady of Jamak, late the wife of Geoffrey de Leziniaco,
the king's uncle, tenant in chief, for a fine of 600/. of the custody, during
& 2
100
OALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1275.
July 22.
Wycombe.
Aug. 18.
fiurton-on-
Trent.
Membrane 16 — cofU,
the minority of the son and heir of the said Geoffrey, of all his lands in
England and Ireland.
Pardon to her of 200/. of the above fine of 600/., and grant that 200/.
be allowed her for the 200/. which Richard de Rupella, sometime justicianr
in Ireland, received for the king's use out of the issues of her husband s
lands in Ireland, for which the said Richard and his heirs are answerable
at the Exchequer of Dublin, and for the 40 marks which James de
Alditheleg. when justiciary of Ireland, received out of the same issues, and
for which he is answerable in like manner, and as to the remaining 200/.
the king has betaken himself to Edmund, the king's brother, and William de
Valencia, the king's uncle, as her sureties.
Writ of aid to the knights, bailifis and other persons, as well iree tenants
as others, in the county of Gloucester, in favour of the sheriff, who is com-
manded to pursue and aiTest vagabonds and malefactors in that county.
The prioress and convent of Berking, announcing by letters patent of J.
bishop of London the resignation of Matilda de Lovelaunde, their abbess,
have letters of licence to elect.
July 17.
Windsor.
July 21.
July 24.
Thame.
July 27.
Brill
(^BrehuU).
July 21.
Windsor.
July 28.
Brill.
Mbmbranb 14.
Writ of aid to the knights, &c., as above in the counties of Essex, Hert-
ford, Cambridge and Suffolk, for the sheriffs commanded to pursue and
arrest malefactors in those counties, as it appears that the sheriff of Essex,
in pursuing some thieves at Littlebury, within the liberty of the bishop of
Ely, who refused to submit to justice, killed four so flying, and took three,
whom he still keeps in Colecestre gaol, and their aiders and abettors are
hiding in the town of Cambridge and the liberties of the bishop of Ely and
of the abbot of St. Edmunds and elsewhere in that county, committing
homicides and robberies by day and night.
Grant to the preceptor of Boclaund, at the instance of brother William de
Hanlee, of the custody, during the minority of his heirs, of the manor of
Northperton, late of Philip de Erleye, tenant in chief, at a rent of 21/.,
saving the advowson of the church, knights' fees, wards, reliefs and escheats.
Licence for Mosseus son of Jacob de Oxonia, Joceus son of Benedict,
and Jacob Sablyn of York, Jews, to sell to Thomas de Guness', king's
clerk, a debt of 47/. wherein Thomas de Taustem of Ey ton and Walter de
Rodestan are bound to them.
Simple protection^ for two years, in Ireland, for Ralph Duniccun,
parson of the church of Dungervan.
' Mandate to Warin, treasurer of the New Temple, London, to deliver
to Giles de Audenardo 100 marks sterling of the tallage of the Jews in his
custody, for the works of the Tower of London.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Mandate to Emeric Bechet to deliver to Emeric de Rupe Cauardi, to the
use of William de Rupe Cauardi his brother, who has waged a duel in the
parts of Limoges {Lemovicensibus), the king's horse in his custody which
he was lately commanded to deliver to Maurice de Credonio, the king's
kinsman, but is not yet delivered to the latter, so that the said William
may fight his duel on that horse. [Fcedera,]
Safe-conduct, for five years, for John Torud, John Slabard, William le
Monner, and Baldwin de (stc) Eschevin, men and merchants of Henry de
S EDWABD I. 101
1275. Membrane 14 — eoni.
Torady bargees and merchant of Tpres, in coming to England, staying there,
trading therein, and returning therefrom, on condition that the peace with
the connt of FLemders continoe.
Grant, for life, to Bichard de la Ghirderobe, servant of Eleanor, the king's
consort, in consideration of his long service to her, of a moiety of the
serjeantj of the sea-shore of Bristol, which Bobert de la Garderobe,
deceased, held bj the king's grant.
Jolj 29. Mandate to Bartholomew Beudjn, attorney of Luke de Luka, and his
Brill. fellows, merchants of Lucca, appointed to collect the new custom at Boston,
to deliver to the bearers 500 marks thereof to bring to the king, who is
again in want of money.
Aug. 2. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric of Emly, for David,
Beckley. abbot of Holy Cross of the Cistercian order, elected bishop of Emly.
Mandate to Master John de Saunford, escheator of Ireland, to restore
to him the temporalities.
Presentation of Thomas de Sandiacre to the vicarage of the church of
Horslegh in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
Aug. 3. Mandate to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Graf>cony, to pay to Peter de
Beckley. Bioncio and William his brother, king's Serjeants, whom the king is
sending on his affairs to Ghiscony, out of the issues of his bailiwick, divers
debts due to tliem from the king for arrears of their wages, horses lost in
his service, and other things when they were with him in his war in Gas-
oony, and he is not to fail to pay so that their return to the king may not
be delayed.
Auff. 4h Protection, until a year after Michaelmas, for the said Peter and William,
Beckley. king's yeomen, and grant that they be not distrained for any debts whereof
they are not sureties or principal debtors : directed to the seneschal of
Gascony.
Aug. 6. Acquittance to Philip, count of Savoy, and to the heirs and executors of
Oxford. Thomas, sometime count of Flanders, his brother, of 1,000 marks, being a
loan from Henry III. to the said Thomas, since it appears by an account
rendered to the wardrobe between the king and the attorneys of the said
Philip that the said sum is allowed in the arrears of the fee which the said
Thomas was wont to receive during his life at the Exchequer.
Simple protection, for two years, for Edmund, the king's brother, going
beyond seas.
The like, for one year, for the abbot of Buldewas, going beyond
seas.
Letters for the above Edmund, nominating Bichard Fukeram and Sugh
de Vienna his attorneys in England for two years.
The like for the above abbot of Buldewas, nominating Bobert de Dudde-
leye, prior of that house, and Boger de Wychintou, his fellow monk, his
attorneys for one year.
The like for the abbot of Flexelegh, going beyond seaa, nominating
Alexander de Colethrop and Walter de Gloucestre, his monks, until All
Saints.
Membrane 13.
Aug. 7. Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Bobert AguiUon, going beyond
Oxford. seas.
The like, until All Saints, for the abbot of Flexelegh.
102
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1275.
Aug. 12.
Woodstock.
Aug. 10.
Woodstock.
Aug. 12.
Woodstock.
Aug. 15.
Eemlworth.
Aug. 17.
Mereyale.
Aug. 17.
MerevEle.
Aug. 21.
Tideswell.
Aug. 26.
ICaoolesfield.
Metnhrane 13 — cont.
Licence for the prior and convent of Alencestre to elect an abbot, on
John de Verdun and William de Ilmedon, their fellow monks, bringing
letters of the chapter of the death of Hugh, their abbot.
Bequest to the archbishops and bishops of the land of Ireland, consider-
ing how that land is impoverished by past discords and wars, to take
measures, with the counsel of the justiciary and other ftiithful subjects, that
controversies and wars be assuaged, and unity and concord prevail amongst
the barons, knights and others. [Fcedera,']
The like to knights, free men and all others of that land to do the like,
with the counsel of the justiciary, the bishops of Meath and Waterford and
others of that land. \_Fcedera.'\
Acquittance to John de Gretly, lately deputed purveyor of tlie king's
passage into the Holy Land, of ail the receipts and expenses therein,
the bishop of Bazas, Master John Dominici, WiUiam de Monte Gaugerii,
and Laurence de Lovereshal, then constable of Bordeaux castle, appointed
to audit his account, having given him quittance thereof by letters patent
which the king has inspected.
Whereas king John by his charter, which the king has inspected, granted
to the websters of Oxford their gild and all the liberties and customs which
they had in the time of Henry I. and Henry II. on condition that they
gave him therefrom a mark of gold yearly, and granted that as was
the custom heretofore,^ no one should exercise their mistery within five
leagues round that borough ; but whereas at the time they made the
promise of a mark of gold their numbers were sixty and more, but now
have been reduced to scarcely fifteen, so that they have not answered for
the mark for a long time, and have not at present wherewith to answer,
the king pardons them the yearly rent of a mark and all arrears thereof,
and grants thaf henceforth they render 42«. yearly instead by the hands
of the mayors and bailiffs of O^ord.
Licence for Richard de Loges, tenant in chief, who is deeply in debt,
to let his lands to farm for a reasonable term, saving the right of the king
or any other.
Appointment of Fulk Peyforer and Master Hamo Doges to the custody,
during pleasure, of the abbey of Faveresham, which has fallen into debt to
merchants and others.
Simple protection, for one year, for Thomas de Panes, merchant of
Bristol.
Signification to G. bishop of Worcester, of the royal assent to the election
of William de Ilmedou, sacristan of Alencestre, to be abbot.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
Mandate to John de London, escheator this side Trent, to restore to him
the temporalities.
Presentation of Michael de Haverington to the chapel of Little
Markele, in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of the
lands of Robert Tyrol, deceased, tenant in chief, being in his hands.
Mandate to Luke de Tanny, seneschal of Ghiscony and the constable of
Bordeaux Castle, to pay out of the issues of their bailiwick to the vicomte of
Lomagne (Leomannie) the arrears of his wages for the time he was on
the king's service in Gascony.
The like to the same to pay to William Beimundi de Pinibus, what is in
arrear of 60 pounds of Bordeaux, given to him by the king by letters
patent.
3 EDWABD I.
108
1275. Membrane 13 — cont
Aug. 26. Grant to the bailiffs and burgesses and other good men of Shrewsbury
Macclesfield, of pavage for three years from 29 August, 3 Edward I.
Sept. 3. Safe-conduct for Bobert Pouterel in bringing from the parts of Chester
Chester. two hundred oxen, to wit, one hundred to Woodstock and one hundred
to Stibenhethe near London, to be delivered to the bailiffs of those
manors.
Appointment of Bobert, bishop of Bath and Wells, to the custody, during
pleasure, of the abbey of Cumbermere, fallen into debt.
Mrmrbane 12.
[Aug. 12. Commission to Master Walter Scamel, dean of Salisbury, and Matthew
Woodstock.] de Columbariis to enquire by jury of Somerset, Dorset, Wilts, Berks and
Devon, whether the abbot and convent of Glastonbury had the return of
writs before the patronage of that abbey was alienated from the crown to
the bishops of Bath and Wells, as they assert, at what time, by what
warrant, and by whose grant, and in what places, and also what other
liberties they used in their lands and fees before the said alienation.
Aug. 14. The like to Bartholomew le Jnvene to enquire who killed William
Banbury, atte Touneshend at Acton Turbevill, on the confines of the counties of
Gloncester and Wilts.
Aug. 17.
Mercvale.
Commission of oyer and terminer to H. de Monteforti and S. de Boffa,
by jury of the counties of Worcester and Gloucester, touching the persons
who came to the manor of the bishop of Worcester of Bredon, assaulted his
men and carried away his goods.
Sept. 4.
C3iester.
Sept. 3.
Chester.
Sept. 10.
Chester.
Membranb 10.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey of Lulleshull for Luke
de Sallopia, one of the monks, elected abbot ; and John de London, escheator
this side Trent, is commanded to restore the temporalities.
Commission to Balph de Hengham and Walter de Hopton to enquire
touching a complaint by Agnes, late the wife of Adam de Dalston, and her
boys, that whereas the said Adam was falsely accused by his lord, Bobert
de Cnyperslegh (with a view of compassing his death and so appropriating
his land by escheat), of having stolen three oxen of John le Cnave, villein
of the said Bobert, at Dalston, and was in custody therefor in Bruges gaol,
the said Bobert appeared before the justices appointed fo deliver that gaol
and obtained from them his admission as first juror in the inquisition
whereon Adam put himself, and so induced and instructed the other jurors
that Adam was condemned to be hanged, and was afterwards hanged ; so
that the king may be certified of the truth and with the council provide
accordingly.
Grant to John de Houeden, king's derk, of the prebend which Peter de
Abbezoun, deceased, had in the free chapel of Bruges.
Mandate to Geoffrey de Gyenvill, justiciary of Ireland, notwithstanding
the king's late mandate that all money arising from the issues of the king's
lands and elsewhere in Ireland should be ddivered into the Exchequer of
Dublin, to receive money and other necessaries at his discretion in passing
through manors and other places in that land, the king now reflecting that the
perturbation of those parts is of long standing and not yet settled, and that
104
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Sept. 10.
Birkenhead
1275. Membrane 10 — cont.
it is. expedient to do so for the prosecution of the king's affaird : with
a proviso that whatever is so received be enrolled in the rolls of the said
Exchequer.
Power to Bogo de Knovill^ keeper of the castle of Mongomery, to sell
the underwood of the chace of Corendon, and to applj the money, as he is
{Berkeheved}, instructed, to the enclosing and repairing of the walls, dykes and paling of
the town and castle of Mongomery.
May 28. Mandate to the justice of Chester to cause the provisions and statutes
Testminster. ordained with the common counsel of the prelates and magnates of the
realm for the good of the realm and for the relief of the people, and after-
wards sealed with the king's seal, to be read and solemnly proclaimed in the
full county of Chester and in every hundred thereof, in cities, boroughs,
market towns and other places, and cause them to be observed ; and after
proclamation he is to cause them to be written out in convenient places and
delivered to persons of those places to hold for him and the king's bailiffo
and subjects, when he requires them to be shewn, and he is to hand
them over to four or two knights, with the assent of the commonalty, for
safe custody.
The like to all sheriffs of the realm.
Sept. 10.
Chester.
Sept. 11.
Chester.
Sept. 10.
Chester.
Sopt. 11
Chester.
Mandate to Lleweilin son of Griffith, prince of Wales, whom the king has
several times commanded to be at Chester to do his homage and fealty, to
be before the king at Westminster three weeks after Michaelmas next to do
go : and the king summons him hereby, and moreover has ordered him to be
sumnofoned by the bearers, the abbot of Dernhale, Thomas de Meynewarin
and Adam de Dutton, or two of them. [Foedera.^
Writ of aid for Geoffrey de Gyenvill, lately appointed justiciary of
Ireland, whom the king has now commanded to attend to the defence of that
land and to harry the Irish and king's enemies ; the king hearing that he is
in want of counsel and assistance.
Licence for Cicely, late the wife of Hamo de Macy, to grant in frank
almoin to the house of lepers, Langeford, a half acre of land called ' Lenacre,'
lying between the said house and a lake.
Mandate to Matthew de Hastinges to deliver to Eleanor, the king's
mother — ^to whom the king lately granted, for life, the farm of the town of
la Rye with the mills there, in exchange for the city of Bath — the said mills
which are in his custody.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Ratification, at the instance of Roger Lestrange, of a pardon to Stephen
de Fraunkton, grant-ed by Henry III. at the instance of the said Roger, of his
abjuration of the realm and also of all trespasses during the late perturba-
tion of the realm or at other times, and pardon to him of the king's suit
for the said abjuration and trespasses or other trespasses whatever.
Simple protection, for one year, for GFeoffrey de Stockeys, abbot of Saul
(de Saballo).
The like for the burgesses of Appelby, for as lung as the plea lasts
between them and Roger de Clifford the younger and Isabella his wife and
Roger de Leybum and Idonia his wife.
Grant, in frank almoin, to the abbot and convent of Chester, after in-
quisition ad quod damnum made by Reginald de Grey, sometime justice of
Chester, of a moiety of a house (which is of the king's demesne) in the
city of Chester, situated between the churchyard of St. Wereburg's and the
great street called * Northgatestrete,' and of the rent thereof, in compensation
3 EDWABD 1.
105
1275.
Sept. 11.
Chester.
Sept. 11.
Tarvin
( Tervyh),
Membrane 10 — cont
for certain laad of theirs without the North Gate of Chester, which William
la Zasche, sometime justice of Chester, employed during the late dis-
turbance in the realm, tor the fortification and security of the city.
Appointment of Master Bichard, the king's engineer, to the mills of
Chester for five years from Michaelmas, 3 Edward I. at a rent at the
Exchequer of Chester of 140/. of silver, abating 20 marks in Michaelmas
term, 8 Edward I. for the repair thereof, with licence to take timber for
the same in the forest of La Mare by view of the foresters there : and he is
to return the mills and causey in good condition at the end of the term : and
if it happen that by war the store remain within Chester and he grind his
com without toll, or the king by staying there grind his corn without toll,
the same shall be allowed him in his said farm : and if the mills are over-
thrown by war or by fire, he shall not be bound to repair them.
Letters oi credence for Imbert de Monreal, knight of the household,
going to Ireland to view the state of that land and make enquiries for the
king.
Grant, to Geoffrey de Byrn, of the mill of Norwich for life, in com-
pensation for a loan of 200 marks made by him to the king at Kenil-
worth and for all other debts and the loss of horses and other losses for
the king, and for the arrears of his wages when he was in the king's
court.
Grant to the abbot of Dernehale of 50 marks yearly at the Exchequer of
Chester, until land to that yearly amount is assigned to him.
Licence for the abbot and convent of St. Werburg*!, Chester, to
pierce the town wall near their abbey and make a gutter through from their
abbey to their garden ; on condition that they repair the wall so that there
be no damage or danger to the king or the town.
Mbmbranb 9.
Sept. 12. Grant to Boger Lestrange, at a rent of 200 marks, of the custody of the
Tarvin. lands which Matilda late his wife, sometime wife of Roger de Moubray
(tenant in chief of Henry III.), held in dower ; to hold from the morrow of
Michaelmas next, during the minority of the heirs ; saving knights' fees and
advowsons of churches, and all com, stock and other goods.
Sept. 14. Mandate to Adam de Chetewynde, king's clerk, late escheator in the
HeigUey Castle county of Chester, to deliver the office of the escheatry by indenture to
(^Heleye), Guncelin de Badelesmere, justice of Chester, to whom the king has com-
mitted it during pleasure.
Sept. 16.
Lichfield.
Sept. 17.
Merevale.
Writ of aid until Michaelmas for Simon le Lardener, king's Serjeant,
whom the king is sending to Westminster with some venison.
Mandate to Boger de Clifford, justice of the forest this side Trent, to let
the prior and convent of St. Thomas', Stafibrd, have in the wood of
Godeslegh, in the forest of Kanek, ten oaks with their branches (cum
esecieiis siHs)^ fit for timber, to make the roof {cumulum) of their church.
William Basteneys, in Leicester gaol for the death of Balph le Levre, has
letters to the sherifiT to bail him.
Vacated because an the Close Roll,
Licence for the prior and convent of St. Augustine's, Bristol, to elect an
abbot, on Thomas de Hamptonet and Thomas de Gloucestre, canons thereof
bringing news of the death of Bichard, their abbot.
106
CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS
1275.
Sept. 19.
Sept. 11.
Chester.
Sept 22.
Ayston
CAtheston\
Oct. 4.
Leighton
Buzzard
{Leyghion).
Oct 10.
Windsor.
Oct. 12.
Windsor.
Membrane 9 — cent.
Appointment of Robert de Tibotot to the custody, during pleasure, of the
lands and goods of Lucj de Meinill, who is non compos ; he is to maintain
her, and make no sale (distrcuscionem) or alienation of her lands or goods, so
as to be able to answer for the same at the king's mandate.
Grant, for life, to Richard Foun of the passage of Gokemaresho, in like
manner as Stephen de London, lately deceased, held it
The prior and convent of Faversham sending news by letters of their
chapter that their church is without a pastor, have letters of. licence to elect.
Signification to G. bishop of Worcester of the royal assent to the election
of John de Marina, one of the canons, to be abbot of St. Augustine's,
Bristol.
Notification that the king has taken his fealty, and commanded John
de London, escheator this side Trent, to restore the temporalities to the
said elect, chamberlain of that abbey.
Writ de intendendo directed to all sheriflTs and others in favour of Luke
^ vYinasor. de Luka, Roland de Podio, and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, appointed
to be the keepers and bailiffs throughout the realm to receive the new cus-
tom of half a mark on every sack of wool ; of half a mark on every three
hundred wood-fells, making one sack ; and of a mark on every last of hides
going out of England nnd Wales ; with power of enquiring concerning the
said custom, attaching those who conceal and carry it away, deliveriuK them
when they have made satisfaction, and doing other things requisite ror the
business.
Ratification of the sale or demise which Eleanor, the king's consort, has
empowered Master Poncius de Insula and Stephen de Salines, or either of
them, to make of the custody, which the king granted to her, of the lands
and heirs of Gayelard de la Mote, lord of Landiraus, tenant in chief.
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for Bartholomew de Donelmia,
whom Walter de Watford, citizen of London, is sending to Ireland on his
a&irs.
Oct. 15. Acquittance to the prior and convent of St Edmunds for the payment
Weftuiinster. into the wardrobe at Westminster to Master Thomas Bek, king's derk,
keeper of the wardrobe, on October 16 (the day of St. Michael in Monte
Tumba), 3 Edward I. of 33/. 6^. Sd. fine for the confirmation of the manor
of Cokefeld, co. Suffolk.
Oct 17. Mandate to Matthew de Hastinges, bailiff of la Rye, to deliver to Eleanor,
Westminster, the king's mother, the town and mills of la Rye, granted to her for life, in
exchange for the city of Bath.
Oct. 22. Pardon, at the instance of John, duke of Brabant, and by the mediation
Westminster, of his envoy. Waiter Bertaus, to the men and merchants of the duke, of all
trespasses, excesses, and forfeitures in exporting wool and other merchan-
dise out of the kingdom to parts beyond seas to Monday after October 18,
3 Edward I. and in communicating with the Flemings touching the said
wool and merchandise against the prohibition of Henry III. and the king
during the contention between them and the Flemings.
Simple protection, until a fortnight after Midsummer, for the prior of
Lewes, going beyond seas.
VaccUed because otherwise below.
Acquittance to Richard de Coleshull, sheriff of Dorset, of 4 marks
delivered by him m\o the wardrobe to Master Thomas Bek, keeper thereof,
out of the amercements of wool made before John de Luvetot and Geoffrey
de Neubaud in that county.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
3 BDWABD I. 107
1275, Membrane 9 — corU,
The like to William de Vslojnefi, sheriff of Kent, of 41/. 6^. 8d.y like
amercements before the same in that county.
Oct. 26. Simple protection, for one year, for Alice late the wife of John Gilet.
Westminster.
Oct. 23. Confirmation of the sale made by John de London , escheator this side
WpBtminster. Trent, made to Margaret late the wife of Hubert Husee, of the custody of the
lands late of the said Hubert, during the minority of his heirs ; with the
marriage of the heirs, for the sum of 80 marks, to be rendered by her by
the hand of the said escheator.
Promise to Robert de Muscegros, who has handed over his castle of
Bonret in Ireland to the king, to hold and defend against the Irish rebels,
on the condition specified in his letters patent delivered to the treasurer and
chamberlains of the Exchequer there, to wit, that as soon as the contention
between the king and his subjects of the lands of Ireland and the Irish
rebels is settled by peace or otherwise, and the said Robeit has paid all ex-
penses for its repair, defence, munition and custody while it is in the king's
hand, it shall be restored to him or his heirs.
Simple protection, for one year, for Martin, prior of Ravendale.
Mbmbranb 7.
Oct. 18. Commission to Henry de Monte Forti and Bartholomew le Juvene to
Westminster, enquire whether William Maylede, Dunning le Teler, Robert le Shibbe,
Nicholas de la Peyse, Richard le Paumer, Richard le Teler, William de
Licheford, William King, Richard Wele, Walter le Whyte, Reginald Golde,
Nicholas le Coppere, Bischop Salekene, Mabel la Gimplere, Christiana de
Weston, John le Lung, Nicholas le Keu, William Giffard, Walter l)enbe-
neye, Richard le Prestre, Thomas Butte, Richemann le Mustarder, Robert
le Prestre and Hugh de Melles, men of the town of Bristol, who have been
attached to answer before the justices appointed to the custody of the Jews
for damage to the extent of 100/. done by them, as is alleged, in the Jewry
of that town at the time of the last burning of that Jewry, were guilty of
that damage or not ; and if not, who were.
Mbmbrahe 6.
Oct. 23. Simple protection, for one year, for the- abbot and convent of Flaxelegh.
Westminster.
Oct. 24. Letters for the abbot of Lire, nominating Robert Delyn, William de
Westminster. Feresol, monks, and Nicholas de BritoU, his attorneys in England for three
years from next Michaelmas.
Acquittance to Henry de Priclowe, mayor of the city of Chichester, of
15/. 128. 4d.9 delivered by him into the wardrobe to Master Thomas
Bek, keeper thereof, out of the amercements of (wool made before John de
Lovetot and Gieoffrey de Neubald. .
Oct. 26. The like to the barons of the ports of Dover, Hethe, Romenhale and
Westminster. Hastings of 53/. 6s, 8</., like amercements.
Oct. 26. Mandate to the justiciary and bailiffs of Ireland to admit Robert Bagod,
Westminster, whom Thomas, bishop of Hereford, appointed in the king's presence, as his
attorney for one year.
VcuMted because otherwise beiow.
108 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1275. Membrane 6 — cont.
Oct. 26. Letters for the above bishop, with the addition of the words ^ in Ireland.'
Westminster.
The like for Eleanor de Verdon nominating Robert Batail her attorney
in Ireland for two years.
Oct. 28. The like for Reginald son of Peter, going beyond seas^ nominating
Westminster. Richard le Bel and Geoffrey Corbet, until Michaelmas.
Oct. 28. Protection with clause volumusy for him.'
Simple protection, for the same period, for Henry, parson of the church
of Farleye, his chaplain, going with him.
Oct. 26. Mandate to Adam de Winton, William de Berewik and John Reueward,
Westminster, if it should appear by the letters patent of Bouruncinus, long one of the
king's merchants, that he received 171/. I4«. by the king's preoept from the
wools of WiUiam Briselaunce, then, by the king's precept, arrested in the
city of London, to allow 111/. 4«. to the heirs and executors of the said
William on the said 171/. 14«. for the fine contingent upon the said William
for the trespasses [touching wool].
Nov. 2. Signification to W. archbishop of York of the roy^l assent to the
Westminster, election of John de Lund, one of the canons, to be prior of Boulton.
Oct. 26. Mandate to the constable of Bordeaux to pay to Peter de Burdegala,
merchant of Bordeaux, 249/. \%d, of Bordeaux money, due for goods taken
and bought by him for the king, as it appears that the mandate which the
king made at St. Sulpice^ in Gascony, to Master Raymond de Taleron,
then constable of Bordeaux, to pay this sum, was, through his death, not
executed.
Oct. 30. Grant, during pleasure, to the scholars of the university of Oxford that
Westminster, in ail personal actions they may cite burgesses and other lay persons of the
municipality of Oxford before the chancellor of the university, notwith-
standing the king's prohibition on the matter.
Nov. 3. Request to all persons of the county of Chester to grant the king a
Westminster, fifteenth on moveables, like the rest oi the realm ; and they are to give
credence in this matter to Gunceh'n do Badelesmere, justice of Chester, to
whom the king has declared his will.
Nov. 2. Presentation of Philip de Wilegby to the church of Esington, in
Westminster. Holdernesse.
At another time he had this presentation^ and now it is altered by the
^^ by this date.
Nov. 4. Grant to Ralph de Hengham of the prebend in the church of Penkris,
Westminster, void by the resignation of Simon de Otinton, and in the king's gift by
reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of Dublin.
Mandate in pursuance to the canons of Penkriz.
Nov. 4. Mandate, during pleasure, to the sherifF, mayor and bailiffs of Oxford to
Westminster, preserve to the chancellor and scholars their privileges, the king willing
that the grants by letters patent of his progenitors, the kings of En^and,
which the chancellor and scholars have reasonably used, be inviolably
observed in all their articles.
Oct 21. Protection, with clause [vo/ttfittw], until a fortnight after Midsummer,
Westminster, for the prior of Lewes, going beyond seas.
Nov. .5. Grant to Robert, count of Boulogne, the king's kinsman, of 500 marks ^
Westminster. Henry III. having, in consideration of his services, promised to do him
divers courtesies, whereby, however, the king is nowise bound. {J'csdera,']
3 EDWARD I. 109
J^275. Membrane 6 — eont.
Acquittance to CoDstance late the wife of Richard de Tiilebirj of
100 marks paid to John de London, escheator this side Trent> in part
payment of a fine of 200 marks for the custodj of the lands and marriage of
the heirs of the said Richard.
Membrane 5.
Oct. 23. Commission of oyer and terminer to Qnichard de Charrun and William
Westminfiter. de Northburgh touching a complaint which Walter de Swethop came to the
king's court to make against Gilbert de Hnmframvill for having, after the
termination of the late disturbance of the realm and the proclamation of the
peace of Henry III., taken him and imprisoned him in the castle of Hir-
hotel, exacted from him a fine of 100 marks for his liberation, and after the
proclamation of the peace of Edward I. further extorted from him, through
Elizabeth wife of the said Gilbert, by threats of injury to his body and
goods, and the burning of his houses, a sum of 10/. ; for destroying a house
of the said Walter at Dortrees, co. Northumberland, driving two of his
mares from his common pasture with their foals to the forest of Redesdale,
and branding them with his own mark ; and, after all this, for continuing, after
the king had taken the said Walter, his men and possessions, into his protec-
tion, to take away his cattle, beat his men, and inflict such damage on him
that he cannot exercise his accustomed hospitality, and is hafdly able to
support himself and his children.
Membrane 4.
»
Oct. 30. Mandate to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gascon y, to discharge the sum
Westmiiiftter. due to John de Gresley for the arrears on his lands in Gascony, which the
king has lately restored to him.
Nov. 6. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of Faversham abbey, for Oswald de
Wettminster. Estri, elected abbot, the election of John de Romenhale, one of the monks,
having been quashed by R. archbishop of Canterbury.
Mandate to John de Loudon, escheator this side Trent, to restore to him
the temporalities.
Nov. 5. Grant as above to Robert, count of Boulogne.
Westminster. Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Memorandum that on 5 November, 3 Edward I. a letter of Henry III.
dated at Westminster, 29 October, 54 Henry III. was surrendered anci can-
celled, being an acknowleds:ment of his indebtedness to the said count in
400/., arrears of his yearly fee of 200/. at the Exchequer, with promise to
pay the following Easter.
Nov. 7. Grant to Gilot le Tailur, for services to the king and queen-consort, of
Westminster, the custody, during the minority of the heir, of the lands in Burnham, late
of Reiner Gimingbam, tenant in chief, saving to the king the marriage of
the heir.
Nov. 7. Licence for William de Cavereswell to crenellate his house of Cavereswell.
Westminster.
Acquittance to William de Hevere, sheriff of Sussex, of 56^. 8c/.,
delivered by him by precept to Master William de Luda, king's clerk, out
of the amercements of wool made before John de Lovetot, in the said county.
UO CALENDAR OP PATBUT ROLLS.
1275. Membrane 4 — cont.
Nov. 7. Presentation of Henry de Wodestok to the church of Wotton, in the
Westmiuster. diocese of Lincoln.
Mandate to Arnold Johannis de Contivo, bailiff of the islands of Guernsey
and Jersey, to collect and keep in safe custody, until further orders, all the
issues of the lands taken into the king's hands by John Wyger and Ralph
de Broghton, lately sent thither to make certain inquisitions.
Nov. 7. The king lately committed to Walter de Ludham and Simon de Hedon,
Westminster, the custody of the lands and heir of Hugh de Hercy, who died sometime
since on the king's service in Wales, with the marriage of the heir, and
upon their deaths Walter, archbishop of York, Roger de Mortuo Mari and
Robert Bumel, bishop of Bath and Wells, then archdeacon of York, the
king's lieutenants in England, demised the same on like conditions to Oliver
de Sutton, dean of Lincoln, under the seal then used in England in the
following form: — ^Know that we, lieutenants of Edward firstborn of the
king, have inspected (1) a letter of our said lord in these words: —
'' We have committed to Walter de Ludham and Simon de Hedon the
custody of the lands and heir of Hugh de Hercy, with the marriage
of the heir, so that they marry him when and where it shall be to
the advantage of the heir, and so that, out of the first issues of the
lands and of the marriage, if they sell it, they provide for the maintenance
of a chaplain to celebrate the anniversary of the said Hugh for ever,
and approve the rest of the said issues to the use of the heir. Dated
at Kenington, 1 May, 52 Henry III." The said Walter and Simon being
dead, we have committed the said custody and marriage on like conditions
to Master Oliver de Sutton, canon of Lincoln, and Robert his brother,
knight, with power to receive from the executors of the said Walter and
Simon the money so received by the latter, so that, under peril of their
souls, they may dispose of it according to the above letter. Dated at
London, Wednesday after 16^ October, 5f> Henry HI.'
(2) 'Letters patent demising to William de Lexinton, late dean of
Lincoln, for 240 marks, the custody of the lands late of Robert de Saun-
deby, knight, who held in chief of the manor of TykehuU, from 25 July,
56 Henry III., and until the majority of the heir or heirs, with the
marriage of the heirs and with dowers of ladies, if 'they fall in, advow-
sons oi churches, and all things appertaining to such custody, saving
dowers of ladies for their lives, to give or assign or bequeath at any time
to themselves or their assigns. And if the eldest son of the said knight be
married under age or die before being married, the said William is to hold
the premises until the majority of the next heirs, whether sons or daughters.
Dated at London, 19 August, 56 Henry III.'
This was the tenor of the said letters patent, sealed with the seal used
by the king's lieutenants, and the king, at the instance of the above Oliver,
the now dean of Lincoln, accepting the same, has caused them to be sealed
with the present seal.
Nov. 12. Grant to Master John de Sancto Audomaro, king's clerk, of the prebend
Westminster, which Master John de Saunford had in the church of Dublin, and now void
by the promotion of the latter to be dean of that place ; it being in the
king's hands by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of Dublin ;
directed to the dean and chapter.
Nov. 8. Master Reymund de Nolmeriis, constable of the castle of Tikehull, has
Westminster, paid to Wilmerius de Gimery 60/. for the Michaelmas term, 2 Edward I.
and the Easter term, 3 Edward I., being the yearly rent of 60/. which he
receives from the mill of Tikehull and other tenements belonging to the
said castle.
3 EDWARD I. Ill
I07R Membrane 3.
Nov. 8. CommiesioQ of oyer and terminer, at the instance of the king of Norway,
WestmiDster. to Hamo Hauteyn and Geoffrey de Bradeleye touching a dispute between
Theodoric, merchant of the king of Norway, and William le Faumer,
burgess of Lenn, touching a ship of the said Theodoric, and certain fish
which he ought to have carried to the ports of Norway in the same ship to
the use of the said William.
Nov. 8. Commission to Guichard de Charrun, William de Northburgh, Ranulph
VVestnunster. de Dacre, and Alexander de Elirketon, to enquire touching a complaint by
the men of Scarborough, co. York, that whereas they had built there with
their own money certain houses and a mill, from which great part of the
issues and of other issues from the drying of their nets in their own ground
and common of pasture were received by them and employed at their will
in the support 01 the quay of their port by the assent of the whole com-
monalty, the residue having been at times used to eke out the farm of the
town, and on other matters ; the sheriff of York, by reason of the ci^tion of
the town into the king's lumds, has taken the said issues, together witli the
royal and ancient farm into the king's hands, whereby the said quay has
entirely fallen into decay, and many of the said houses have in consequence
been destroyed by the sea, to the great danger of those touching at the
port, and the impoverishment of the said town ; and they are to enquire
whether the said issues belong to tLe farm, or to the demesnes of the said
men.
Nov. 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Nevill, Alexander de
Westminster. Kyrketon, John de Reygathe, Guischard de Charrun, and William de
Northburgh, touching the disputes between the mayor, citizens, and bailiffs
of York, the dean and chapter of St. Peter's, York, and the abbot of St.
Mary's, York (a day having been assigned the parties in the archbishop's
palace at York) according to the form of the mandate already directed to
the said Robert and his colleagues ; saving the articles found in the rolls
of the eyres of Roger de Thurk[ilby] and Geoffrey de Preston, of which a
transcript has been sent to them undei' the seals of Master Robert de Scarde-
burg and Nicholas de Stapelton which are not to be determined.
Nov. 13. The like to Stephen de Penecestre and John de Cobham, touching a plea
Westminster, before the king by Nicholas de Lafbam against Benedict de Roldeston,
touching a charter and its sealing made under the name of Nicholas, by
which the latter alleged that he had been enfeoffed of two parts of the
manor of Garthorpe, but which the said Nicholas asserts was never con-
sciously nor willingly made by him ; the parties having put themselves on
an inquisition to be made by citizens of the vicinage of St. Paul's, London,
where the aforesaid Benedict alleges that the said charter was sealed, and
also by certain men of Leicestershire, the witnesses named in the charter, to
wit, John de S[ut]ton, William Hamelyn, Eustace de Folevill, Ralph de
Chameles, William Avenel, William son of Sarra de Gnipton, Robert de
Sancto Petro of Stapelford, William le Clerc of Caston, Roger le [Keu] of
Caston, Nicholas de Stonnesby, William le Clerc of Stonnesby and Ralph
de Purlee.
Membrane 2.
Nov. 10. Grant to the good men of Middlewich, in compensation of the liberties
Westminster, granted to the abbot and convent of Dernhale, as well in the salt works as
in other things belonging to the farm of the town, that they may every year
deduct from their farm four marks to be allowed them at the Exchequer of
112 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1275. Membrane 2 — eani.
Chester, until the king has done them satisfaction by exchange or other-
wise. Moreover, the men of the abbot and convent are to pay toll in their
town on merchandise, as thej have been used to do.
Mandate in pursuance to the justice of Chester.
Nov. 8. Grant to Anian, bishop of St. Asaph, and his successors, of the use and
Westminster, enjoyment of the same rights, liberties, possessions and customs as he and
his predecessors enjoyed in the time of Henry III.
Nov. 10 Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot and convent of Kirkested.
WefltmiDster.
Nov. 11. Notification to the king of France that the king has empowered Maurice
Westminster, de Credonio, Otto de Grandisono, and Roger de Clifford to make his excuses
for not appearing, in obedience to that king's mandate, at his instant parlia-
ment of All Saints on the morrow of the quinzain of St. Martin-in-the-
Winter in order to be personally present at the cognition of a cause between
Robert duke of Burgundy and Robert count of the Nivernaid and his wife
Yolenda countess of the Nivernais, touching the duchy of Burgundy, and
the processes to be had thereon. ^FoBdera.l
Signification to the king of France of the appointment of Maurice de
Credonio, Otto de Grandisono, and Roger de Clifford as the king's proctors
in petitioning for, and receiving in his name seisin of the land of the
Agenais. [ Fcedera. ]
Nov. 10. Mandate to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gbscony, to deliver to S. arch-
Westminster, bishop of Bordeaux, the king's friend, the castles and manors of Caudrot,
Coutures (de Culturis), and of Loutraunge, pertaining to his diocese, taken
into the king's hands.
Nov. 13. G-rant to Ralph de Sandwioo, of 50/. yearly for as long as he is attendant
Westminster, upon the custody which has been committed to him, during pleasure, of the
king's demesnes in the counties of Surrey, Sussex, Southampton, Wilts,
Somerset, Dorset, Devon, Gloucester, Hereford, Worcester, Salop, Stafford,
Oxford, and Berks, out of the issues of the said demesnes.
The like to Thomas de Norman ville, for the custody of the king's de-
mesnes in the counties of York, Northumberland, Westmoreland, Cumber-
land, Kent, Nottingham, and Derby.
The like to Richard de Holebrok, for the custody of the king's demesnes
in the counties of Essex, Herts, Norfolk, Suffolk, Lincoln, Hunts, Cam-
bridge, Bucks, Beds, Northampton, Rutland, Warwick, Leicester and
Middlesex.
Nov. 11. Pardon to John de Britannia, his bailiffs, servants, and men of the tres-
Westminster. pass committed by them against the prohibition of Henry III. and Exiward I.
in receiving money from the merchants of Flanders and other merchants,
denizens and aliens, for permission to buy wool and other merchandise in
the said John's fair of Boston and elsewhere within the honor of Richmond,
to trade with the same, and take it to parts beyond seas.
Grant to William de Valencia, the king's uncle, of the custody, during
the minority of the heirn, of the lands and heirs, of Roger de Somery,
tenant in chief, with the stock and goods in the said lands, and with the
marriage of the heirs.
Nov. 14. Acknowledgment by William de Valencia, lord of Pembroke, the king's
Westminster, uncle, of his obligation to acquit the king of a debt to Sir Gerard de
Rodes, to wit, of a loan which the latter made io Henry de Alemannia,
nephew of the said William, at Bruges, to the use of Henry HI. for whom
the said Gerard became surety.
3 EDWARD I. 113
1275. Membrane 2 — catU.
Nov. 15. Impeximus of letters patent of Eleanor, the king's consort, dated at
Westminster. Windsor, 7 March, 3 Edward I. to Benedict de W7ntonil^ Jew, granting
to the said Benetton, Jew of Winchester, all the possessions of flora la
Blunde, late his wife, as well the goods which she had on the da/ that he
married her, as the debts which late belonged to Salomon Levesk {Ejpisco-
pi)y sometime her husband ; Flora having granted these goods and debts
to the queen, whereby the latter had her action against Beneton, but Beneton
having satisfied her for the same.
Nov. 13. Oonfirmation of a demise for fourteen years made bj Norman de Arsej to
Westminster. Eleanor, the king's consort, of land to the value of 60/. a year in his manors
of Nocton and Dunston, in consideration of her acquitting him against all
Jews and Christians of divers debts, wherein he was bound to Jews by
charters billeted in the queen's name in the chest of the chirographers of
the Jews, London, and which she holds by grant of the king, to wit, 280/.
to Hagin son of Master Mosseus, Jew of London ; 133/. 6s. Sd, to Jacob
de Oxonia, Jew, and [50/.] to Ellas son of Master Mosseus, Jew of
London.
Nov. 13. Belease to Eblo, vicomte of Veutadour, of #500 pounds of Tours, wherein
Westminster, he was bound to the king*
Nov. 12. Mandate to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Ghiscony, and Master Bonettus
Westminster, de Sancto Quintino to audit the account of the said Eblo while he was
seneschal of Perigord, he having petitioned that it should be audited.
Nov. 15. Mandate to the king's barons of the dioceses of Limoges, Cahurs, Peri-
Westminster, geux, and Saintes beyond the Charente, to make an oath to the king of
France (as already required by Bonettus de Sancto Quintino) according to
the form contained in the king's letters to them, they having deferred
taking the oath, because, among other insufficient reasons, the letters afore-
said were addr^ed expressly to " knights " and not to '' barons " ; and the
said Bonettus is to take into the king^s hands the lands of all those who
refuse, and shall hold them until they have obeyed. [^FoederaJ]
Nov. 13. Mandate to Otto de Grandisono and Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gkwcony,
Westminster, to absolve the above Eblo from the seneschalship of Perigord committed
to him in the king's name by the king's uncle, on his prayer to be relieved
from it by reason of certain affairs which have recently arisen, and to
receive from him the castle of Bourdeilles {Bordelid).
Writ de iniendendo directed to all persons of the dioceses of Perieeux,
Cahors, and Limoges, for the person whom the said Otto and Luke shall pro-
vide to be senesc^d of Perigord in place of the said Eblo.
Nov. 15. Grant to Hugh son of Otto, of the custody during the minority of the
Westminster, the heirs of the lands of Thomas son of Otto, tenant in chief, with the
marriage of the heirs, saving to the king [dowers] when they &11 in.
Nov. 12. The like to Maurice de Croun, of the like custody of the lands of John
Westminster. Paynel, tenant in chief, with the marriage.
Oct. 30. Grant, at the instance of Richard son of John, brother and next heur of
Westminster, johu son of John, that [the executors of the will of the said John] have
free administration of his goods, and that the king will betake himself to
his heirs for the payment of any debts he may owe to the king, and exact
nothing thereof from his executors, and that he may demise three of his
manors, to wit, Aylesbury, 00. Buckingham, Moleton, co. Northampton, and
Cyvel, CO. Wilts, for the payment of his debts, if he should die of his
present illness ; to which the said Richard has in [the king's] presence
agreed.
M187. H
114 CALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
. 1275. Membrane Qr^-^oni.
Nov. 13. Appomtment, during pleasure, of Robert Bagot, as chief justice* of the
Westminster. Bench [Dublin] to bear and determine [pleas there], and to go on eyre for
common pleas in those parts when necessary, according to law and the custom
of those pai-ts.
Protection with clause volumuSf imtil Midsummer, for Roger de Clifford,
the elder. [Decayed entry.]
Nov. 24. The like, for one year, for John de Kancia, going to Ireland.
Westminster.
Mbmbranb 1.
Nov. 16. Request to merchants coming with grain and other merchandise to Wen-
Westminster, lok fair, to give liberally of their alms to the master and brethren of the
monastery of Wenlok, to which lost and naked beggars are frequently
admitted for their relief, the house being in great poverty.
Grant to Eudo la Zuche and Millicent [his wife], that they shall have the
[forfeitures] in their ports so long as the king and his heirs receive the
custom granted to him by the prelates, magnates, and the commonalty of
merchants on [wools], wool-fells and hides exported from England, Ireland,
and Wales. \_See ParL Writs, vol. i. p. 3.]
Signification to .... of the royal assent to the election of Master
Nicholas called * Chevre,' archdeacon of Leighlin, to be bishop thereof.
Nov. 15. Pardon to Simon Jakes, merchant of Florence, for communicating with
Westminster, [the Flemings] against the prohibition of Henry III. and the king, and
licence to trade in the realm
Oct. 8. Pardon to Walter de Huntercumbe and Alice his wife, — ^in consideration
[Windsor.] of a quit claim by him and Alice his wife of all the lands [late of Avelina,
sometime wife] of Edmund the king's brother, one of the heirs of Richard de
Monfichet, and of a quit claim of [10/. yearly out of the] 20/. yearly granted
by Henry III. long since to William de [Huntercumbe, his grandfather]
by the hands of the abbot and convent of Stratford out of their [fee farm
of the] manors of [Hammes and Suthbiry], — of 500 marks, and the usury
thereon, wherein he was bound to [Master Elias] Jew [of London], as
appears by two chirographs between them in the chests of London.
[This decayed entry is set out in full in Pat. Roll 4 Ed^vard I. m. 36,
and vacated there.]
[Date worn Mandate to the mayor and bailiffs of Bristol to acquit the citizens and men
out.] of the city of Bath of all toll, in accordance with the king's grant to R.
bishop of Bath and Wells, that all his men and their heirs 1^ quit of toll for
ever.
Nov. 12. Mandate to the treasurer of the New Temple, London, to deliver to
Westminster. Joseph de Chauncy, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in
England, the treasurer, the 200 marks .... [worn out.]
^274 Mbmbranb 36d.
Nov. 30. Conunission of oyer and terminer to R. de Heneham, on complaint by
King's Ciiffe. Henry son of Adam de Cotes, that whereas he some time since impleaded
Richurd Bernard, and John son of Ralph de Cotes in the court of William
de Valencia^ Giles de Clifford, and Isabella de Hauteryve, of Shry veham by
writ of right of Henry III., touching two virgates of land in Kyngeseotes,
3 BDWARD I.
116
1274. Membrane 36d^coni.
and on his complaint of a false judgment there, Henry III. appointed
Master Richard de Stanes, his justice, to make an inquisition thereof hj
jurj of the hundreds of Wanetinge, Lamhum, Ledecumbe, Farnedon, and
Shryveham, whereupon those of the first three gave a verdict for him, and
those of the last two for Richard, the tenant, and justice lias been miserably
deferred herein ; and he is to examine the jurors, and make a fuller inqui-
sition by them and by twelve knights and other free men of the county of
Berks, and do justice in the matter.
Membrane 36d,
The like to Walter de Helyun and J. de Metingham, by jury of Leicester
and Rutland, touching the persons who killed Eustace de Folevill in his own
house at Esseby ; and the sheriffs of Leicester and Warwick are to provide
the jurors.
Dec. 29.
Woodstock.
1275.
Jan. 4.
AldbooTD.
Membrane Md.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Gkofirey de Nevill, Ificholas de
Stapelton, and Ralph de Broghton, touching* the excesses and trespasses
alleged to have been committed by the burgesses and commonalty of Scar>
borough against the king and William de Percy, king's derk, at the time
when the said William was constable of the king's castle of Scarborough.
Commission to Nicholas de Stapelton and Ralph de Broughton — (1) To
punish persons convicted before the king of having exported wool andoth^r
merchandise to Flanders, and having, contrary to the kmg*s prohibition and
their own oath, had dealings with the Flemings during the late contentions
between Henry III. and the king with the countess of Flanders, to seize
their goods and take amends from them. (2) To inquire what persons
beyond Trent have committed the like offences, and to punish the offenders,
(d) To inquire what archbishops, bishops, abbots, priors, earls, barons, or
others beyond Trent have permitted such traffic to pass through their ports
or districts, and to punish the offenders.
The like to John de Lovetot and GreofErey de Neubald for like purposes
on this side Trent.
Jan. 13.
Upavon.
Jan. 13.
Clarendon.
Jan. 16.
Clarendon.
Membrane ^3d.
Commission to Master Walter Scamel, dean of Salisbury, and Matthew
de Columbariis to extend the manor of Melkeeham, co. Wilts.
The like to the same, to measure the demesne lands thereof, and to make
an extent of the said manor.
The like to Thomas de Weylaund and Robert de Ludham, to inquire
touching a complaint of Peter ae Sancto Petro and his fellows, merchlEints
of Cahors, that when their ship, laden with wool and other merchandise,
was wrecked on the sand without Holcham, co. Norfolk, and the men in the
ship had unloaded the same, and caused it to be collected and kept there,
certain men of those parts carried off 52 sacks of wool and other merchan-
dise to the value of 700 marks ; and to inquire into whose hands the goods
now are, and to cause restitution or satisfaction to be made.
H 2
116
OALENDAB OP PATENT BOLLS.
1275.
Jan. 26.
Beaalieu.
Jan. 31.
Overton.
Mbmbranb d2J.
Notification to Abagachaan, prince of the Magali, that the king has seen
his letter to the pope and Christian kings concerning his good will to the
Christian faith, and his intentions with regard to the Holy Land ; and re-
commending to him this business as well as aU Christians of the East.
[^Fcedera,']
Commission of oyer and terminer to G. de Charrun and W. de North-
burg, touching the persons who broke the houses of Richard son of Boger
in Newcastle-on-Tyne and plundered his goods ; as he and others of that
town claim by charter of John, that they ought not to plead without
that town.
Feb. 4.
Cavenham.
Feb. 7.
Windsor.
Feb. 8.
Windsor.
Mbmbranb Sid.
Commission to Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover Castle, to in-
quire, together with the sheriff of Kent, touching a demand by Simon de
Creye, heretofore warden of the Cinque Ports at will at a salary of lOf .
a day out of the issues of his bailiwick, or out of the wardrobe for his
emenses in the said wardenship, for a great sum of money for his afore-
said expenses at the time when he held the said office, to wit, as well
for his own sustenance as for that of three knights with their esquires
and servants with ten barded horses.
Association of Boger le Estraunge, in the room of Bichard de Fukerham,
with Osbert de Hereford in a commission directed to the latter to inquire in
the county of Chester touching divers articles affecting the estate of the
king and of the county, and touching the acts and behaviour of sheriffs and
bailiffs of that county.
The like of William Gerberd, in the room of GKiy de Taunton, with
William de Brayboef to inquire touching the like in divers counties.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Hamo Hautevn and Thomas de
Sandwich touching an appeal which John Pimme of Gretiugham and
Banulph Suzleboys bring in the county of Suffolk against Hubert de
Bul[ly] and others in Colchester gaol, for the death of William de
Dalingho and John suz le Boys, lately killed at Brendwenham.
Commission to Bartholomew de Suthleye, Balph de Hengham and Walter
de Hopton to inquire by jury of twelve knights of the county of Hereford,
six knights or other good men of the liberty of Boger de Moituo Marl
of the vicinage of his liwd of Glasbury, and six of the liberty of Breconyogh,
whether the manor of Glasbury, now belonging to Boger de Mortuo Mari, is
now or ever was within the county of Hereford or the confines of the said
county, whether Walter de Clifford and his ancestors, sometime lords or
tenants of the said manor, were ever or ought ever to have been answerable
in the county of Hereford, and whether the said Walter and his ancestors
or the tenants of the said manor were ever wont to plead or be impleaded
by the king's writ in the said manor or in the county of Hereford or else-
where witlon the same county, so that the writs of the lords of the said
manor or of Humphrey de Bohun and his ancestors, lords of the liberty of
Breconyogh, by reason of their said liberty had no place in the said manor
so far as holding pleas there was concerned, as is alleged on the king's
part ; or if the said manor is and has always been wont to be without the
county aforesaid, and the confines thereof, and in no wise answerable to the
county, and whether the tenants of the said manor were wont to plead or
to be impleaded by the writs of the aforesaid Walter and his ancestors, after
3 EDWARD I.
117
X276. Membrane Sld^^-cont,
it had come into his hande, within it or elsewhere within the lihertj, then o^
Cliff [ord], np to the time when by a judgment of the king's court bj reason
of the forfeiture of the said Walter, the liberty was taken into the hands of
Henry III. ; or if the writs of any other lord, and of whom, then ran there
touching matters pertaining to the manor aforesaid, or whether the manor
is within the liberty of Breconyogh, and it has been the custom always and
without interruption up to the present time to answer to the lord of the
said liberty in aU things, and to be impleaded by writs of the lord of the said
liberty in the said manor, as is alleged on the part of Humphrey de
Bohun, loi*d of Breconyogh.
Feb. 9. Commission of oyer and terminer to S[tephen], bishop of Waterford,
Windsor. with Thomas de Clare or any other discreet bishop or knight of Ireland, by
jury of Ulster, as to certain articles brought to the k^g by William de
Castre from Ireland, with power to remove William son of Warin, seneschal
of Ireland, from his office until the inquisition is made if they shall think fit
to do so.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriffs of the land of Ulster to provide a jury.
Feb. 16.
WhMUor.
Feb. 20.
Windsor.
Membranb sod.
Commission to Thomas Trevet and Salomon de Boffa to inquire by jury
of Southampton and the parts adjacent concerning the abstraction and
detention by Nicholas de Barfiet, Bobert Benet, Thomas de Andover and
others, burgesses of Southampton, of a balance and weights belonging to
Stephen le Neyr, William, Nicholas and John his brothers, and Joan and
Ann his sisters, who hold of William, earl of Warwick, a tenement in
Southampton to which pertains the right of weighing all merchandise in
that town, which right they and their ancestors have from time immemorial
and by ancient CTistom exercised by weighing with their own balance and
weights, and taking the weightage to their own uses, Henry de Montfort,
who was lately appointed to inquire as above, being unable to do so owing
to other business of the king.
Commission to John de Luvetot and Geoffrey de Neubaud to enquire
whether 52 bales of alum which Raymond de Villanova and his fellows,
merchants of Barcelona, assert to be theirs, and which the king commanded
the bailiff of Dunwich to deliver to them if they could show before him that
they were theirs.
1270.
April 5.
Ai
1276.
March 10.
Windsor.
Mbmbranb 29c/.
Grant by Hugh Bevel, master of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
and keeper of the poor of Christ, with the consent of the nobles of that
house, to Stephen de Fulburn, prior and treasurer of the same house at
London, on testimony by Boger de Veer, his prior, of his laudable
behaviour, that he may hold to his own use, for life, all the posessions
which he has acquired or may acquire by his prudence for their house as
well as the mills of their house on the Thames, London, at a rent for the
latter to his prior of 10/. sterling.
Conwiission of oyer and terminer to John de Cobham touching an
appeal which Thomas Pouterel brings in the county of Sussex against
Bobert de Broghampton and Alice his wife, Simon Tprush, William le
Ireys, WilUiam de la Flete, Bichard le Francois, Laurence le Francois,
118 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
3^275. Membrane 29d — cont.
Peter Bundyy John le Ber and others of the town of Chichester, who have
surrendered to gaol, and against the commonalty of the said town of the
death of Stephen Gobj, lately killed by night in the said town.
Membrane 27d.
[May 1. The like to John de Cobham touching an appeal of felony brought by
Westmmster.J Robert le Gras and Lsabel his wife and John de Benetleye and Isabel his
wife against Richard Taillehast in the hustings court of London.
May 1. Oommission to Master John de Kenley and William de Elaveresham to
WeBtminster. audit the account of William de Bristol, citizen of Dublin, as mayor of the
said city, which is in dispute between the said Wiilian^ and the commonalty
of the said city, and to do justice between the parties.
May 3. Commission to John de Lovetot to enquire whether it will be to the
Westminster, injury of the king or of the town of Ipswich if licence be granted to the
Friars Preachers of Ipswich to construct an external chamber extending
from their dormitory to the dyke of the town.
Membrane 25d.
May 9. Commission, of oyer and terminer to Guichard de Charrun and Thomas
Westminster, de Bray, on complaint before the king, touching trespasses and excesses
by the bailiffs and ministers of Edmund, the king^s brother, in the counties
of Lancaster, Stafford, Derby, Lincoln, Warwick, Leicester, York and
Northampton against the said Edmund and others.
May 9. Mandate to the abbot of Thorneye to enquire as to the persons who take
Westminster, the eggs of ducks and other fowl from the nests in his marsh of Thorneye,
and eyries of herons {\_h€'\runcellorum) in his wood of Thomey contrary to
the king^s proclamation, so that the king and his magnates cannot have
their sport as in past times, and to do justice upon all who shall have taken
such eggs or eyries.
Membrane 24J.
May 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Monte Forti and Salomon de
Westminster. Roffa touching a complaint by Walter de Wylton, who holds in fee-tarm of the
prior and convent of St. Denys without Southampton a mill under Sarum
castle, near the king's mill there, which the prior and convent had off the gift
of Patrick, sometime earl of Salisbury, in the following form, viz. that they
and their successors should have only the toll (multura) of malt of the men of
the towns adjacent to the said mill, and the earl should reserve the toll c^ all
other ffrain to another mill of his, the said prior and convent having enjoyed
from me time of the said gift and before the other mill had come into the
.hands of the crown, the toll of the said malt, and the said Walter similarly
from the time at which he was enfeoffed of it, until Walter de Stirkeslegh,
late sheriff of Wilts, to whom the king committed the custody of Salisbury
castle, together with the said mill, caused the toll of malt as well as of other
grain to be drawn to the said king's mill.
Commission to John de Sancto Walerico to enquire touching a complaint
by the abbot of Cerne that he ought to have by charters of Henry II. and
Henry III. which the king has inspected, and that he and his predecessors
have had hitherto without interruption, wreck of sea on the coast of
their lands in Brunkeseye and Remescnmb until Elias de Rabaine, constable
of Corfe castle^ asserting that Henry III. in his time and the king for five
3 EDWARD I. 119
1275, Membrane 24d — coni,
yean had possesBed wreck of sea on the said coast and in all lands
within the lihertj of the said castle, caused two tuns of wine of such wreck
found in the said lands of the aforesaid abhot to be seized and carried to the
aforesaid castle, where he still detains them.
May 19. Commission to Stephen de Penecestre and Ralph de Sandwico to enquire
WeBtmioster. by jury of the counties of Kent, Surrey and Sussex what lands and tene-
ments of those who took part against the king and Henry III. in the
lale disturbance in the realm have not yet been seized into the king's bands,
and who the said persons were and in whose hands the said lands and tene-
ments now are, and what is their yearly value, and to seize all such lands
and tenements into the king's hands, according to the provision formerly
made.
The like to Master Henry de Bray and Hoel son of Meuric to extend
the castles, lands and tenements of Carmarthen and Cardigan, which are in
the hands of Edmund, the king's brother, and to view in what state they
are as to armour and crops (bladcUurd),
The like to G-uichard de Charrun and William de Northburgh to enquire
touching a complaint by Henry Wodeman, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, that
there being a custom in the said town that any burgess thereof can bequeath
to whom he will his lands and tenements in the said town which he has
obtained by purchase, and Alan Wodeman his father, shortly before his
death, having bequeathed by will to him a messuage there, which he had
obtained by purchase, Peter Wodeman son and heir of the aforesaid Alan,
immediately after the death of the said Alan, intruded into the messuage
and unjustly detains it from the said Henry.
MSMBRANB 23cf.
May 24. Commission of oyer and terminer to Guichard de Charrun and William de
WottmiiiBter. Northburgh on complaint by Hauco de Barkergarth, merchant of Norway,
that whereas he and others, his fellows, driven by a storm at sea put in with
a ship of theirs near the land of Walter de Faucumberg of Skelton, eo. York,
had brought to dry land a part of their possessions, and promised the said
Walter the moiety still in the said ship for the sake of saving for themselves
the other moiety, the said Walter took a moiety of all the things so brought
to dry land as well as of the things still in the ship and carried them off ;
and afterwards John de Levynton, then constable of the castle of Skelton,
by command of Walter came to the ship and carried off the other moiety
of the said possessions, both those in the ship and those on dry land : and
that whereas an agreement was made between Walter and Hauco and his
fellows that Walter should have the said ship for 10/., the said Walter after
a lapse of nine ^eeks paid 40^. only to the said Hauco and his fellows, and
stiU detains from them the remainder of the said 10/. By K. & C.
The like to John de Lovetot and Philip de Wyleby touching a plea of
trespass which was before the king between William de Fresseved, citizen
of London, and the commonal^ of the city of Lincoln. By K. & C.
They are to try the case at Lincoln by jury of the county of Lincoln,
and the record and process of the plea before the king is sent herewith.
Membranb 22d.
May 26. The like to Robert de Nevill, Alexander de Kirketon, Rannlph de Dacre,
Westminster. Quicbard de Charrun and William de Northburg touching aU the conten-
tions between the mayor, citizens and bailiffs of York and the abbot of
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1275. Membrofie 22d—cafU.
St. Mary's, York, according to what was shewn on each side at the Parlia-
ment at Westminster, after the close of Easter last past, and of which
contentions John son of John and Master Geoffrey de Haspal were
appointed auditors in the said Parliament. They are to try the case at York
by jury of that county, and according to the pleadings and aUe^tions shewn
in parliament and drawn up in a roll sent to them under the seal of the said
John.
The like to the same for the dean and chapter of St. Peter's, York.
I Commission to Master Greoffrey de Shanketon to extend the king's lands
' in the island of Lunday : and the bailiff of the island is commanded to
provide a jury from the island.
May 28. Association of Thomas Trevet, in the room of Salomon de Bo&y
WeBtminster. with Henry de Monte Forti in a commission of oyer and terminer directed to
the latter, touching the persons while W[alter], bishop of Exeter, was with
the king last year m parts beyond seas, made distraints upon him and his
men in the counties of Cornwall and Devon by taking and detaining their
beasts and other goods and chattels, breaking his parks of Grargaul and
Peynton and carrying away deer, imprisoning certain of his men and
extorting a large sum of money for their liberation.
Mbmbranb 2\d.
June 1. Commission to John de Cobham and Elias de Bekingham to enquire by
Westminster, jury of Essex touching the imprisonment of John de la Saunde, king's
bailiff in the county of Essex, by Andrew le Parker, lately summoned
before the king to answer the said John for the same : and they are to send
the inquisition before the octave of Trinity.
June 4. Commission de toaliiis et fossatis to Thomas de Fraunketon, John Bek
Westminster, and Alexander de Monte Forti in Hoyland, where the lands of the king
and of the prior of Spaudyug and others are in danger of inundation.
They are to enquire who are liable, and distrain all those who hold lands in
the wapentake of Ellowe and elsewhere to do their contingents.
June 7. Commission to John de London, king's clerk, escheator this side Trent,
Westminster, to enquire whether it would be to the damage of the king or of the forest
of the Peak, if the king granted to the men of the town of Fairefeld, co.
Derby, that they may muLe a town in a pasture called * Fairefeld ' and
inhabit it, bringing part under cultivation and leaving part under pasture,
as they thought fit, as the king understands that the farm of the town
might be augmented thereby.
Mbmbranb I9d.
June 19. The like to Bartholomew de Suthleye and William Hamelyn to enquire
Westminster, by jury of the counties of Stafford and Warwick in the following matter : —
Richard de Wyveleslegh, precentor of the church of Leighlin in Ireland, long
since void, coming from Ireland under the king's protection to seek licence
to elect a bishop, lately passed by the town of Philip Marmiun of Tham-
worth, and being detained by illness stayed there three months and more;
John le Procuratour, Nicholas fiz Ledeu, Robert son of^ Balph de Monte,
Warin le Normannt, Nicholas servant of William le TaiUard, by order of
the said Philip, issued from his castle of Thaniworth, and by two grooms
of the said Nicholas took away two of Richard's horses, who raised the hue
3 EDWARD I. 121
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and cry upon them and followed them from the county of Stafford to the
said castle in the county of Warwick, where the horses and robhers are
received, and the robbers assaulted him and drew blood on him.
Mbmbranb I8d,
June 21. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Clare and Elias de
WeatminBter. Bekingham, on complaint by John de Brilaund, merchant of London, and
his fellows, that whereas a ship of theirs was laden with cloth and other
goods at Calleys and put to sea for Boston fair, and anchored on the sea
coast at Holcham, co. Norfolk, some men of those parts attacked the ship
and took away 304 cloths of wool, besides other goods, to the town of
Holcham, and wounded some of the men in charge of the ship, some to
death and some by mutilating them.
June 20. Commission to John de Cobham and Elias de Bekingham to take the
Westminster, inquisition by jury of Essex, in which Andrew le Parker put himself, when
lately summoned to come before the king on complaint by John de la
Saande, king^s bailiff of Essex, of his having imprisoned the fatter.
Mbmbranb I6d,
June 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey de Nevill, Quichard de
WefitminBter. Charron and William de Northburg touching a complaint by many persons
of the barony of Kendale, that whereas the sheriff of Westmoreland ought
to have and has been wont to have of fee two Serjeants on horseback and
two on foot only deputed to do the business of the sheriff in the barony
aforesaid when necessary, now the said Serjeants come there in greater
number, and not content with the accustomed competent lodging take
money for many more lodgings {hospiciis), and continually inflict various
extortions on the men of those parts, imprisoning and detaining many until
heavy fines are paid for their release, delivering them without the king's
warrant, and appropriating the said fines and amercements to their own use.
They also hold the sheriff's turn on their own authority, where it was not«
the custom to hold it ; the sheriff having arrented their ofBices to them at
10/. yearly and more, whereby they commit heavy extortions of money and
other things.
Mbmbranb \5d.
July 12. Commission to Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover castle, and
Kempton. John de Cobeham to enquire touching a complaint on behalf of the prior of
Christ Church, Canterbury, that the abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury,
Hamo Pitte, his steward, and his bailiffs of Northburn have removed a
gutter, 1^ feet wide, going through a wall in the highway between Sand-
wich and the town of Dale (which the abbot and his men of Northburn, oo.
Kent, are bound to repair, and which their predecessors have always
repaired and kept up), and constructed another, eight feet and a half wide,
whereby the said wall is destroyed and the lands adjacent submerged by
inundation of the sea, and the highway closed against all persons ; and if it
should appear by the inquisition that this is true then to cause the abbot
and his men to be distrained by the sheriff of Kent to restore to and keep up
in their former condition the wall and gutter aforesaid.
122
CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1275.
Jalj 14.
Kempton.
Membrane I5d — cont.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cobham and Elias de
Bekingham to examine the record and process of a plea that was before the
major and bailiffs of London, and to correct the error, 11' any, therein ; on
complaint by Alice de Graveshend that whereas in a house in London which
she had hired from Robert de Barf er [or Burfen] and Matilda his wife, she
had put under locks goods to the value of 601, 6s. 8c/., and the doors and
windows having been closed by witness of her neighbours, had gone to
Graveshende for three days the said Bobert and Matilda broke the said
doors, windows and locks, and carried away her goods; and when she
proceeded against them before the mayor and bailiffs of London justice was
not shown.
Mbmbrane \Zd,
Aug. 3. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lovetot, G. de Charron
Beckley. and W. de Northburgh on complaint by William Fresseved, citizen of
London, that the mayor and commonalty of the city of Lincoln came to his
house there, broke the doors and windows, ejected his men from the said
houses (mc), and carried away his goods.
Aug. 6.
Oxford.
MSMBRANB \2d.
The like to Bartholomew de Suthleye and Ralph de Hengham touching
the persons who assaulted the men of Roger de Mortuo Mari at Bruges, co.
Salop, robbed them and killed William de Habene, his serjeant.
The like 'to Master R. de Seyton touching the persons who lately threw
down the wall of the abbey of Pipewell, co. Northampton, and would not
permit anyone to repair it.
Commission to G. de Charrun and John de Lidegreynes to amerce those
of the county of ^Northumberland who were convicted by inquisition made
before the sheriff of having, contrary to the prohibition, exported wool, since
last Ascension, as also those who are found guilty thereof by inquisition
made before them. And they are to have the estreats of such fines and
amercements before the king a i^eek after Michaelmas next.
[Aug. 10. Commission to W. de Helyon to enquire touching the persons who came
Woo£tock.] to the land of Robert de Wikeheye in Chelvercote, co. Warwick, threw
down his dykes and trampled his corn.
Aug. 8.
Woodstock.
Sept. 3.
[Chester.]
Mbmbranb \\d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Hopton and Odo de
Hodenet, by jury of the county of Gloucester, touching the death of Isolda
Hincebald, of which Robert, parson of Fittesho is charged, and who has
surrendered to the prison of Shrewsbury.
Mbmbrane \0d.
Sept. 4. The like to Walter de Hopton and Odo de Hodenet, by jury of the
Cheater, county of Salop and of Montgomery, on complaint by the prior ancf convent
of Chyi*ebury that Adam de Monte Gk>mery cut down, carried away and
consumed their wood of Snede, occupied their lands and pastures and ejected
3 EDWARD I. 123
1276. Membrane lOc;^— cofU.
them therefrom, and that certain persons of those parts raised a mill in
Chirstoke, to the injnrj of the mill of the said prior and convent in that
town.
Membrane M.
Oct. 31. Commission to Martin de Suthmere and Roger de Pridinton to enquire as
WeBtminster. to the merchandise and goods of Flemings seized, by order of Henry III.,
during the contention between himself and Margaret countess of Flandera,
in the town of Lynn, and as to which it was provided by the king and
councU that they should be levied and delivered to English merchants in
part compensation for the losses sustained by the said merchants in the parts
of Flanders, and to seize and keep the said goods until further order, and
as they are enjoined by Fnlk Lovel and John Bek.
Membrane 3d.
Nov. 5. Commission of oyer and terminer to Matthew deColumbariisand Thomas
Westminster. Trevet touching the persons who broke into the granges of the manor of
Oteri, which is held by the^bbot of Ford to &rm of the dean and chapter of
Rouen, and carried off the grain of the said abbot.
Nov. 4. The like to Henry de Monte Forti and Salomon de Roffa, on complaint by
[Westminster.] W. bishop of Exeter, touching the trespasses committed by Oliver de
Dinaunt in occupying tliree years ago, during voidance, the custody of the
abbey of Herthylaund, co. Devon, over the bishop, to whom, as to his
predecessors, such custody pertains, and in taking and consuming the goods
of the said abbey against the wUl of the canons thereof, and extorting
large sums of money from them by undue distraints, the said bishop being
then absent with the king in Ghiscony, and his officials and bailiffs being
detained in prison by the bailiffs of the earl of Cornwall by reason of the
contention between lum and the said earl.
[Nov.] 6. Commission to John de Lovetoft to enquire touching the rescue, by the
Westminster, mayor and other burgesses of Newcastle-on-Tyne, of a man whom the sheriff
of Northumberland had taken for fishing in the water of Tynein fence time,
and to take amends for the king.
Nov. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Tybotot and Bartholomew
[Westminster.] de Suleye, by jury of the counties of Warwick and Stafford, on complaint
by the men of the king's manors of Thameworth and Wyginton that
whereas the men of Wygeton used to have their estovers in the thorn and
alder bushes of the foreign wood of Wyginton, and ' .... to have
their frankpledge for one mark yearly ; and whereas they used to give a
fixed contribution for marrying their sons and daughters, and have their
free fishery in the water of that manor, and give a &ed quota for pannage
and other commodities : and whereas the men of Tamewrth used to have
their bailiffs of their own election^ and used to pay yearly for their
farm 6 marks 16 shillings, and not to be distrained to do suit at the
mills of the sud manor, but to grind their com where thev chose ; Philip
Marmynn, who holds that manor for life, by grant of the king, subverting
the estate of the men of both manors in these and other ways does not
permit them to enjoy their customs.
The like to Bartholomew de Suthleye and Ralph de Wodeburg, on com-
plaint by Lucy late the wife of John de Grey, that whereas she lately sent
'^
124 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1275. Membrane 3d — coni,
Thomas son of Alan, Hugh in Thewro and others, her ser^'ants to Leioester
on her affairs, Bohert de Okham, Robert de Shepesheved, Geffrey Gknlberd
and others, issuing from the abbey of Leicester, killed Thomas and maimed
Hugh and beat the others, and afterwards returned to the abbey and were
received there, whereupon appeals were brought against the malefactors of
the fact, and against the abbot of procuring ; and they are to determine the
said appeals and pleas and the whole matter.
Nov. 5. Commission to John de Lovetot and John de Lithegrains to amerce all
Westminstor. those persons of the county of Northumberland who were convicted before
the sheriff of that county of exporting wool, pells and hides out of
the kingdom against the king's prohibition after the feast of the Ascension
last past, and all those other persons who shall be convicted before them of
having committed a like offence.
( 126 )
4 EDWARD I.
1275.
Not. 21.
Tower of
London.
Nov. 23.
Tower of
London.
MSMBRANS 36.
Mandate to Luke de Tanj, seneschal of Gascony, to make satisfaction to
William de Monte 6aag6r[ii], king's clerk, of the arreara of the 400 marks
sterling which he lately lent to the king in Grasconj.
Grant to Guy Ferre, steward of Eleanor, the king's mother, to whom she
granted for life the manor of Wjttleje, co. Surrey, which belongs to the
honor of Laigle, except the advowson of the church, that if he surviye her
he shaU retain it for his life, with reversion to the king ; unless she provide
him with some other benefice.
Nov. 24.
Tower of
London.
Nov. 25. Pardon to Perochius Squarellocus, Reginald de Molinis, William
Westminster. Gajneben, B^inald de Plesenda, Perinus de Plesencia, Attonius Providali
and their fellows, merchant? of the societj of the Scoti of Piacenza, of their
trespasses in communicating with Flemings, and exporting wool contrary
to the prohibition of Henry III., and the king.
•*
Protection with clause volumus^ until Easter, for William le Latymer,
gone beyond seas with Edmund, the king's brother.
Grant, for life, to Boger Lestrange, with reversion to the Crown, of the
castle and hundred of Ellesmere and the manors of Culmere and Hampton,
and all other the lands and tenements within the said hundred which the
said Bogei* had of the gift of his brother Hamo Lestrange, and which he
had surrendered into the king's hands.
Mandate to Bogo de Knovill, sheriff of Salop, to deliver them to him.
Safe-conduct for two years for Opizo Malaspina of Lucca.
Pardon to Gobert de Navarre, John de Solins and their fellows, mer-
chants of Cahors, of all offences against ihe prohibition of Edward I. against
communicating with the Flemings and exporting wool, and licence for them
to trade in England : for a fine of 40/.
Pardon to Nicholas le Mascon of Kidermestre, for the death of William
Davy, on testimony by Nicholas de Stapelton and his fellows, justices List
in eyre in the county of Worcester, that he killed him in self-defence.
Simple protection for one year for the abbot of Lire.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the islands of Gemese and Gereseye
for Otto de Grandisono, appointed to the custody of those islands.
The like for Balph de Broghtou, whom Otto has appointed to the said
custody under him.
Pardon to Luke de Luka, Orlandinus de Luka and their fellows, mer-
chants of Lucca, and to all of their society, their servants and ministers, of
all trespasses, excesses and forfeitures committed by them in communicating
with the Flemings and in exporting wool, contrary to the prohibition of
Henry III. and Edward I.
Pardon to Walter de Huntercumbe of 500 marks, which he owed to
Master Elias, Jew of London.
Vacated because in the Patent Jtoll^ 3 Edward J. [m. 1.]
Nov. 25.
Tower of
London.
Nov. 24.
Tower of
London.
Nov. 24.
Tower of
Loudon.
Nov. 25.
Tower of
London.
Nov. 26.
Tower of
London..
[Oct.] 8.
Westmioittf.
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CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1275.
Nov. 24.
Tower of
London.
Nov. 25.
Tower of
London.
Nov. 24.
Tower of
London.
Nov. 24.
Tower of
London.
Nov. 24.
Tower of
London.
Membrane 36 — vont.
Pardon to Wrennok ap Adam, Menric and Howel his brothers, John ap
Ririthy John ap KTmythtlvn, David ap Kenwrek, David ap Adam, Twuan
Grouch and Evion ap MeuriK of the outlawrj, in the court of Bergevenj, for
withdrawing from tiiose parts after thej had been exacted in that court, and
mandate to Master Henry de Bray, keeper of the castle ef Bergeveny, to
protect them, saving to the king their goods. And as the king hears that
the said Wrennok, Meuric and Llewellin ap WUym have been amerced and
oppressed by some of their ill-wishers of tiiose parts and the king's adver-
saries before Roger de Mortuo Mari, sent by the king to. make inquisitions
in those parts, for divers trespasses falsely charged against them, as the said
Roger has testified before the king, the said Master Henry is commanded
to enquire, with Grimbald Pauncefot, for what trespasses they were
amerced, and whether they were guilty thereof or not. And if they find
them to have been maliciously oppressed and amerced beyond the amount of
the offence, they are to moderate the amercements at their discretion, and
if they find any persons to have maliciously charged them, they are to take
reasonable amends to the king's use from such persons.
•
Grant to Gregory de Rokeslegh, appointed, during pleasure, chamberlain
of London and Sandwich, and taker of the king's wines throughout
England, that he receive at the Exchequer as much as other chamberlains
and takers of wines.
Appointment of the prior of Norwich and William de Middelton, king's
clerk, to open the chirographer's chest of the king's Jewry in Norwich,
and to make scrutiny of the charters and debts found in the said chest,
to enrol the said debts, and send them all to the king under seal. And they
are to seal the chest and leave it as they found it, and any charters they
find in the hands of the chirographers they are to enrol separately.
The like of the foUowins in the following towns : —
Walter de Helyun and some other person for Hereford and Gloucester.
John Wyger and Roger de Evesham for Exeter.
Hugh de Stapelford and some other person for Huntingdon, Bedford,
Northampton and Oxford.
The prior of Lenton and William de Stirkeslegh for Lincoln and
Stamford.
Mandate to Ghrimbald Pauncefot and Master Henry de Bray — in order to
prevent contentions which might easily arise between the men of the honor
of Bergeveny and othera, the Welsh of Llewellin son of Griffith, prince of
Wales, and the king willing that the peace be maintained as well by those who
are bound to the conservation of it, as by burgesses of those parts who are
sufficient thereto — to do what they can in the premises, and also in other
things, as well in boroughs as without, according to articles handed over to
them.
Request to the tenants of that honor to grant the king a fifteenth, like the
rest of the realm, according to the form which will be explained to them by
the above Grimbald and Henry, collectors thereof in their parts.
Nov. 24.
Tower of
London.
MSMBBANB 36.
Letters for Henry le Waleys, going beyond seas on the king^s affairs,
nominating John de Exton and John Tholosan, his attorneys, for two years.
Simple protection, for one year, for Henry le Waleys, citizen of London.
4 EDWABD I.
127
1275.
Nov. 24.
Tower of
London.
Windsor.
Dec. 8.
Windior.
Windsor.
Dec. 8.
Windsor.
Dec. 9.
Windsor.
Dec. 26.
Giilingham.
Dec. 24.
GiUingham.
Membrane 35 — cont.
Appointment, as above, of the abbot of Colchester and Walter de Essex to
make a scrutiDj of the chests of the chirographers of the Jews in Colchester
and Suthbirj.
The like of the following in the following towns : —
Roger de Northwode and some other person for Canterbury.
Robert de Ludham and William Gterebert for Winchester, Wilton,
Oxford and Devizes.
Nicholas de Stapelton and the abbot of St. Mary's, York, for York.
The prior of St. Catherine's without Lincoln and Robert le Blund for
Lincoln and Stamford.
The abbot of St. Augustine's, Bristol, and Bartholomew le Jeovene,
constable of Bristol Castle, for Bristol.
Bartholomew de Suthleye and some other person for Worcester.
Grant to John de Warenna, earl of Surre;^, in case of his death, of the
power of disposing as he pleases of all his lands and tenements in the county
of Norfolk, his disposition thereof to hold good for ten years.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Ralph de Sandwyco to the custody
of the castle of Devizes and the manor of Rudes, with the forests of Cyppe-
ham and Melkesham, and mandate to John de Havering to deliver to him
the castle with the armour, and the manor with the stock, corn and other
goods.
Order to the sheriff of Oxford to deliver to Francis Aocursii, doctor of
laws, the manor of Oxford, to inhabit with his wife and household during
pleasure, but the sheriff is not to be prevented hereby from holding the
county in the hall on the appointed days.
Protection for Simon MaUon, citizen of Genoa, in consideration of his long
service to'the king by sea and land : the king having received him as one of
his household.
Power to Ralph de Sandwyco, steward of the king's demesnes in the
counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Southamptom, Wilts, Somerset, Dorset,
Devon, Oxford, Berks, Gloucester, Worcester, Hereford, Salop and Stafford,
of auditing the accounts of the bailiffs of the said demesnes from Michaelmas,
last past up to the present time, and of receiving the issues thereof from the
said bailiffs.
Mandate to all bailiffs to admit Arnold de Dowaco, the king's ganger,
throughout England, or his deputy, to the execution of his office m their
bailiwicks, but the said bailiffs are to collect the moneys arising therefrom,
and deliver them to Gregory de Rokesle, the buyer of the king's wines
throughout England.
Acquittance to Bartholomew le Jeovene, constable of Bristol Castle, of
36/. 13«. Ad. being the amount in which certain buigesses of Bristol were
amerced before John de Lovetot and Geoffrey de Neubald, and which the
said Bartholomew delivered in the wardrobe to Master Thomas Bek, keeper
of the same, on Sunday next after the feast of St. Andrew the Apostle,
4 Edward I.
Mandste to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward, to deliver to Laurence
de Scaccario, sheriff of Essex and Hertford, the corpus of Colchester castle,
as it seems expedient that it should be committed to the sheriff, so that
he may keep prisoners in the gaol there, and do other things pertaining to
his office wit^ greater secuiity ; but the demesnes belonging to the castle and
hundred are to be cultivated and sown by Richard, as he was commanded.
128 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276. Membrane 36 — cont,
and the crops put in a house within the castle if necessary, and he is to he
lodged within the castle when he takes his way thither.
VcmaUd became oihervnse helcw.
The like ending with the word 'commanded/
Dec. 28. Acquittance to Richard de OoleshuU, sheriff of Dorset, of 4/. being a fine
Gillingham. made by Roger de Luue for a trespass committed against the bailiff of
Whitechirch, deliirered into the wardrobe to Master Thomas Bek, king's
clerk, the keeper thereof, on 27 December last.
Membrane 34.
Dec. 27. Mandate to Geoffrey de Qyenvill, justiciary of Ireland, on his testimony
Gillingham. of the good behaviour of Walter de la Haye, as sheriff of Waterford and
constable of Limerick Castle, to permit him to hold the same as long as he
shall be faithful to the justiciary.
Dec. 26. Appointment of Roland de Herlegh, knight, to the custody of the
Gillingham. house of Liministre, in the diocese of Hereford, a cell of Reading Abbey,
which has fallen into debt, and all that he saves, after finding the dean
and chaplains in food and clothing, and poor mendicants in alms, according
to the charters of the said cell, he is to apply to the discharge of its debts
by view of the abbot and prior of Reading.
Power to the said abbot, lest prejudice should arise to them hereafter, to
remove the said Roland from the said custody at ¥ril1.
Dec. 31. Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas, for the abbot of
ChanninBter. Westminster, going bejond seas on an embassage of the king.
Presentation of James de Sancto Yigore to the church of Dene, in the
diocese of Winchester.
1276.
Jan. 7. Mandate to the mayor and citizens of Bayonne, at the request of the king
Canford. of Castile, to aid that king with their shipping against the Saracens, who
are about to invade his land. [Foedera,']
Letters for Anselm Basset nominating Roger Perceval his attorney in
Ireland for two years.
Jan. 13. Pardon to James Curz, merchant of Florence, of all the trespasses of
Winchester, which he was indicted before John de Luvetot and Geoffrey de Neubald,
late the king's inquisitors as to usuries made and received, and licence
for him to remain in the realm, and trade in lawful merchandise, and
recover the debts due to him to the present day, on condition that he lend
no money out at usury.
Jan. 13. Simple protection for the abbot and convent of Cokresand.
Winchester.
Jan. 14. Writ de intendendo to the barons of the port of Dover in fiivour of
Winchester. William de Orlaweston, appointed to the bailiwick of the port, daring
pleasure, so that he answer for the issues to the constable of the castle
of Dover.
Be it known that Valentine de Bere, to whom the king committed, the
said bailiwick, is dead, as Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover
castle, has signified.
Writ of aid to the sheriffs in whose bailiwicks castle-ward rents of
Dover Oastle are due, in favour of Alan de Hucham, serjeant of the said
constable of Dover Castle, in distraining for tlie same or the arrears thereof.
Be it known that John de Boywicb, who was attendant on that offioci is
deadj as the constable has signified.
4 EDWARD I. 129
1276. Membrane 34 — cont.
Jan. 17. Simple protection, for two years, for the abbot and convent of
Winchester. Basingwerk.
Jan. 13. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Shrewsbury of pavage for three
Westminster, years from next Purification in continuance of a like grant to them for
three years from the Ascension, 52 Henry III. and that they may apply
th^ same to the paving of their market place, which, by order of Henry 111.
was removed from the churchyard of SS. Alkmund and Juliana, by reason
of the filth and mud there, into a street called ^ GUimstolstrete.'
Jan. 17. Grant to the good men of Budbrigg, for the good of the soul of
Winchester. Henry III. of pontage, for five years, from 2 February, 4 Edward I., and
they are to apply it, by view of the prior of St, Denys, to the repair of the
bridge, and to no other purpose.
Jan. 20. Mandate to Master Baymond de Nogeriis, pope's chaplain and nuncio, to
Winchester, cause to be speedily levied all the arrears of the tenth, for two years, lately
granted to the king, the king having assigned them for the works in the
Tower of London, and to deliver them to Giles de Andenardo, king's clerk,
keeper of the said works.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled,
1276.
Dec. 26. Pardon to Hugh de Derbeya for taking a buck in the forest of Waaberg.
Gillingham.
Nov. 24. Mandate to the bishop of Bath and Wells and to Master Thomas Bek, king's
Tower of clerk, archdeacon of Dorset, in the church of Salisbury, to provide Master
London. Bobert de Scartheburg, archdeacon, king's clerk, and one of the household, to
a benefice, prebendal or other, with cure or without ; in accordance with the
bull of pope Gregory, empowering the king to have three clerks of his
household so provided.
1276.
Jan. 20. Grant to Anian, bishop of St. Asaph's, that he and his successors may use
Winchester, and enjoy all the rights, liberties, possessions and customs obtained from
Henry IlL
Jan. 20. Grant, in fee simple, to Eleanor, the king's consort, of a moiety of the
Winchester, houses in Melkestrete, London, late of Master Mosseus, Jew of London, and
now in the hands of Cresseus son of Elias, Jew of London.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Membrane 83.
Jan. 14. Inspeximus of a notarial instrument dated II. Nones of July, 1262, in
Winchester, these words: — Whereas matter of question arose between Dietaiutus
Willelmi, citizen and merchant of Florence, and citizen of London, of the
one part, and Donatns Pape, Clarissimus Jacobi, Chaluffus Benvenutus,
Simon called 'Birretta,' Benvenutus Monter, Ugelinus de Palazolo, and
Uguiccio Pape, citizens and merchants of Florence, of the other part,
touching certain compacts and agreements arbitrated between the said
parties by Baruncinus son of Sir Walterius de Yultuma, citizen and
merchant of Lucca, said to appear in writings by the hand of Claris .
simus Jacobi aforesaid, and which the said merchants asserted that
Dietaiutus had not observed ; and also touching the payment of 1,000 marks
of silver, which Dietaiutus ought to have made to the said merchants by
reason of a debt of 1,000/. sterling, which debt Dietaiutus was bound over
to pay at a slated place and time, but did not pay, to the said merchants and
to Falco Belcayr, James Uguiccio, Bernard Pape, Guarvellottus Bicherii,
96187. I
130 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
127 6. Membrane 33 — cont,
Majnellas Renuccini, Dulcibonus Petri, Baldesius and Bernard Johannis,
brothers, as appears bj a public instrument made by the hands of Baldi-
mentus, public notary of the palatine court, as the said Dietaiutus and the
first-mentioned merchants assert, touching all the premises at last between
Dietaiutus and the said merchants, to wit, Donatus Pape for himself and as
proctor of Dulcibonus Petri, as appeared by a public instrument made
hereupon bj the hand of Bernard Parentis, clerk of Lyons (Ludunenst)^ by
authority of the Apostolic see notary public [whereby] an amicable composi-
tion applied to Clarissimus Jacobi, Benvenutus called ' Birretta,' Benvenutus
Monter, Hugelinus Palazola, and Uguiccio Pape, to wit, that on the day
and year above written, in the presence of him the notary and others,
witnesses underwritten, the said Dietaiutus for himself and the other said
mei*chants, and Donatus for himself and Dulcibonus Petri, agreed on an
arbitration, to wit, on Baroncinus, citizen and merchant of Lucca above
mentioned, by whose award the said Deutaiutus and Donatus for himself
and the said Dulcibonus, as also Clarissimus Jacobi, Benvenutus called
'Berreta,' Benvenutus called 'Monter, Hugelinus de Palazolo, and Huguiccio
Pape for themselves, promised to observe the award under a penalty of
500 marks of silver. The award made by him was that Dietaiutus should
pay Hugelinus and Donatus for themselves only all their expenses to that
day for the making of the said award, for their food only, and a robe yearly
for each of them, and all boots and linen cloths to Donatus up to that day.
Also 4 marks to Donatus for a horse and his expenses on his return,
but no further, as appears by an award by the said Bamncinus
written by the hand of Clarissimus Jacobi. Also that he should pay the
said merchants, to wit, to Donatus, Clarissimus, Benvenutus called ^ Berreta,*
Benvenutus Monter, Hugh de Palazolo, and Huguiccio Pape, and Dulci-
bonus Petri 800 marks of good new sterlings, 200 before Christmas, and
the remaining 600 to be deposited with some merchant or good man, to be
agreed upon between them, until the creditors of the society of the said
merchants are satisfied thereof, and until the said merchants have acquitted
Dietaiutus and his heirs and all their goods from all creditors of the society
of Pape and their heirs without the realm of England, as is contained in
a letter sealed with the seal of the queen of England, and containing the
sum of 1,000 marks, which payment and deposit Baroncinus awarded that
Dietaiutus should make for 1,000 marks which he had to pay at a fixed
time and place to the said merchants and from which he now absolved him,
imposing, however, silence upon the said merchants hereon, and that
neither they nor theu* heirs should ever ask it again. He also awarded that
if Dietaiutus should incur loss from any cause by the creditors of the said
society or by the commonalty of Florence, he should receive out of the 600
marks so deposited his damages as estimated by his neighbours or their
common friends and the merchants in whose hands this sum is deposited
should pay without delay, also that the first-mentioned merchants should
hold him harmless against Falco Belcar and the others, his fellows and
creditore of the society of Pape, aud asainst all men by reason of that
society. Also that Dietaiutus for himself and the said merchants for them-
selves should observe the agreements made between them in a wilting by
the hand of Baldimentus, public notary, sealed with the seals of the bishops
of Florence and Fiesole, and of the podesta and commonalty of the city of
Florence, and in another writing sealed with the seal of A. queen of
England, and of Dietaiutus, the said Baroncinus awarding that they be
observed by Dietaiutus and Donatus, Clarissimus, Benvenutus Simonetti,
Benvenutus Monter, Ugelinus, and Huguiccio Pape, except in the pay-
ments of sums of money and in such things as depend on the same pay-
ments and money, which he pronounced to be nuU. And whosoever shall
not observe these articles shall be under a penalty of 200 marks as often
4 EDWARD I. 131
X276. Membrane 33 — cont,
as they infringe the same. In warranty whereof, according to the
custom and ordinance of the city of Florence, the notary has taken
the oath of both parties as contained in writings by the said Baron-
cinus in the house of Bobert de Lenton, citizen of London, where
Spinellus Simonetti, citizen and merchant of Florence, is lodged, of the
above year, month, and day in the presence of both parties, who agreed to
everything. And for greater security they put their seals thereto, and
asked Sir Baou de Vivonia, chancellor, and William de Salinis, clerk of
Edward, firstborn of the king of England, Spinellus Simonetti, Salvilgius
Bellindotis, and Walter Blanchi, citizens and merchants of Florence, who
were all present, to append their seals, which they did. And by command
of the said Baruncinus, and at the prayer of tlie parties, John de Sancto
Dimitrio, by imperial authority public notary, was present and wrote all the
above as he heard and saw it in writing and brought it into public form, and
affixed his seal.
MSMBRANS 32.
Jan. 21. Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey of Berking for
Winchester. Alice de Merton, elected abbess.
Jan. 21. Grant in fee simple to Eleanor, the king's consort, of a messuage in
Winchester. Melkestrete, in the city of London, late of Master ^Mosseus, sometime Jew
of London, and now in the hands of Cresseus, Jew of London.
Jan. 17. Appointment of Masters Boger de Seyton, Ralph de Frennyngham, John
Winchester, de Cobeham, Greoffrey de Leukenore, and Master Thomas de Sudynton as
justices itinerant for common pleas this turn at the Tower of London.
Jan. 21. Mandate to Bartholomew le Jeovene, constable of Bristol Castle, to give
Winchester, credence to Roger de Mortuo Marl, sent to take measures touching tlie
prisoners lately arrested and the goods found on them, as the said Roger
18 instructed by word of mouth.
The like to the mayor, burgesses and citizens of Bristol.
The like to the sailors and mariners of Bristol.
Jan. 20. Writ de iniendendo to the tenants of the manor of Strettonesdale in
Winchester, favour of HAwisia, wife of Griffith son of Wenunwyn, to whom the king
has granted it during pleasure, touching their farms and other things
affecting the manor.
Jan. 22. Mandate to the seneschal of Gascony and the constable of the castle of
Winchester. Bordeaux to pay to Aycard Fortun from the time of the receipt of these
presents thirty pounds of Bordeaux a year out of the great custom of
Bordeaux, granted to him by the king when he vras mayor of Bourg.
Jan. 22. Acceptance of the appointment by the prior of La Charity of the prior of
Winchester. Wenlok to the custody, from the Purification, 4 Edward I. and during his
pleasure, of the house of Bermondeseye, which is in debt.
Jan. 23. Protection with clause volumuSy for two years, for John de Sancto
Winchester. Johanne, going beyond seas.
Jan, 20. On Monday, 20 January, 4 Edward I. at Winchester, having had a view
Winchester, of account with his merchants, Lucasius Natal[is] and Orlandinus de Podio,
citizens and merchants of Lucca, as well for themselves as for their whole
society, as well in divers deliveries of money by tale, as in other things done
by them in the wardrobe and elsewhere at the king's order, from the time
the king put into the port of Trapani ( 7a/?ant) on his'return from the.Holy
Land in the first year until his return to England, when the king's clerks,
I 2
132 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276. Membrane 32 — coni,
Philip de Wileby and Thomaa de Guneys, were adminisiering the king's
affairs in the wardrobe, it was found that the said merchants had at divers
times delivered into the wardrobe at divers places 23,364/. 4«. 2d, sterling.
Also that when B. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, was carrying
on the king's affairs in England during his absence, they delivered to him
a quantity of money as is contained in the following parcels : —
At the fair of Laon to divers merchants of Acre, 880/.
At the may-fair of Provins by the hands of brother Joseph de Chauncyy
the treasurer, to other merchants of Acre, 1,333/. 6s. Sd.
To Philip de Berinzon, of Genoa, 666/. 13^. 4d.
To John de London, for the debts of Henry III. to divers poor persons,
66/. 13s. 4d.
At the Temple, Paris, for the king's debts, 4,000/.
For the expenses of the king's children, 67/. 15«. 6d.
"By the hands of Master Robert de Beverlaco for buying timber to
make the hales (alcu) at Westminster, 40/.
For the carriage oi a chest (trtusellt) with silk cloth and carpets, ISs.
By the hands of the archbishop of York for the munition of the castle
of Windsor, 66/. 13^. 4d.
To Alard Lupi for furs bought at Bruges for the coronation, 100/.
For a robe delivered to Michael Maucondut, 64«.
For 300 pounds of wax to make an image for the king, 6/. I2s. at the
price of 144^. a hundred {sic).
To Master Robert de Beverlaco for making the said image, 6Qs. Bd.
For a piece of Per3ian (de Perso) with furs for two robes given to
Lucasius and Labrus, 8/.
To Hugh Piscis for a horse bought from him in Gascony, 10/. IZs. 4c/.
To John de Burgo as part of his fee, 100/.
To Master Robert de Beverlaco for windows to the wardrobe, 77s, 6d.
To William de Sancto Ademaro I'eturning from the court of Rome for
his expenses, 10/.
For the land of Ar[n]leya bought from the said bishop [of Bath and
Wells] and given to Letardus Hanyn, 300/.
To Master R. de Frenningham for his expenses in the court of Rome,
20/.
> All which sums amount to 7,687/. \3s. Sd.
It was also found by view of the said account that from the time when
Master Thomas Bek, king's clerk, was ordained keeper of the wardrobe,
until Hilary, 4 Edward I. that the above merchants paid into the wardrobe
23)487/. lis. lid. All which payments of money, as expressed above,
amount to 54,539/. 12^. 9d. Ofwhich it was found that they had received,
as they have admitted, 41,206/. 6^. le/., so that there remains due to them
13,333/. 6^. Sd.y which the king promises to pay them at London a fortnight
after Easter next.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Jan. 23. Licence for the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds to tax and value, in
Winchester, the form provided and sent herewith, either by themselves or by their own
deputies, all their own goods and chattels and those of their burgesses, free-
men and villeins within their liberty (banleuca) of St. Edmund, in the
presence of Robert de Tybetot, who has been commanded by the king, at
the instance of the said abbot and convent, to be present.
- Protection with clause volumus, until Christmas, for John de Vescy,
going to Santiago.
The like for Nicholas Alrelin going there.
Jan. 25. Letters for the abbot of Glastonbury nominating brother William de
Winchester. Lukumbe and Henry de Givelton his attorneys in Ireland for three years.
4 EDWARD I. 133
1276. Membrane 32— con^.
Jan. 22. Simple protection for John le Flemeng, burgess of Newcastle-on-Tjne,
Winchester, and Donatus le Pape, fellow of Luke de Luka, for as long as thej are
engaged on the king's affairs.
Jan. 27. Grant to Stephen de Monte Ferandi, for his maintenance on the king's
Winchester, service, of the custody, during the minority of the heirs, of land late of
John de Maundevill, tenant in chief, to the value of 50/. a year, as extended
by Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward.
Jan. 23. Release, at the instanoe of Eleanor, the king's mother, to the abbot and
Winchester, convent of Bynendon of the customs and service, as well at the sheriff's turn
as elsewhere, estimated at I8d. yearly, which are due from a carucate of
land in Welle, within the precinct of the hundred of Wynfred, given to them
by the said Eleanor.
Mandate to Iterius Bochard to collate a fit person to the chaplaincy in the
church of St Mary in the castle of Oleron as soon as Hugh Petri, who was
collated thereto by the king, shall have resigned, as he proposes, and to
induct the said person thereto.
Safe conduct until Christmas for Walter I^eel, merchant, going to
Gascony to buy wines for the king.
Jan. 26. Mandate to Hugh de Dunyeneton, king's clerk, late keeper of the city
Winchester, of Winchester, to deliver to the citizens of Winchester their city, which was
taken into the king's hands by reason of a contention between certain
persons of the town and the commonalty thereof.
Jan. 25. Grant, at will, to Adam de Winton of Northampton, citizen of Winchester,
Winchester, of a house there, which William le Tailliur once held, and from which is
due yearly a cloak of grey work (pellicium de grisio)^ and grant to him of
all arrears of the said yearly cloak.
Membrane 31.
Jan. 25. Appointment of Adam de Northampton, citizen of Winchester, to the
Winchester, custody, during pleasure, of the ditch without the north gate of Winchester,
to stock with fish for the king's use and at the king's cost.
Feb. 1. Presentation of Hamo de la Leye to the church of Buketon, in the diocese
Marlboroogh. of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and heirs
of Reginald le Arblaster, tenant in chief.
Feb. 3. Power to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gascony, to treat with the vicomte
Marlborough, of Fronsac touching the castle of Fronsac, in exchange for lands and
rents in Gascony.
Feb. 4. Writ de intendendo to the bailiffs and good men of Winchester in favour
Maxlborongh. of Walter del Val, who being presented to the king as mayor is admitted.
Feb. 4. Licence for W[alter], archbishop of York, to tax and value, either by
Marlhorongh. himself or by his own deputies, aU his own goods and chattels and those of
his burgesses, freemen, and villeins within his liberty of Hextelesham, in the
presence of John de Reygate, who has been commanded by the king, at the
instance of the archbishop, to be present.
Safe conduct for Matilda, daughter of Roger de Hunemanneby, in going
before the king, staying, and returning from that court to try her right
against Andrew de Grimmeston and Joan his wife to her reasonable portion
of her inheritance from her said father in Honemaueby, Flixtoni and
134 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J276. Membrane 31 — cont.
BinintoDy as she fears the malice of the adyerse partj and others her
enemies.
Feb. 5. Grant to Albreda, wife of William de Caumpeden, in consideration of her
Marlborongb. service to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the custody, during the minority
of the heir, of the manor of Sinbury, Late of Ralph Musard, tenant in chief ,
extended at 10/. 6^. b\d.y saving the advowson of the church, knigbts feee
and escheats when they fall in.
Feb. 3. Licence for the bailifPs and citizens of Norwich to receive yearly, out of the
Marlborongb. rents possessed by foreigners in that city, a reasonable sum towards the
payment of 3,000 marks for the repair of the conventual church, and of 100/.
for a gold cup to hold the Body of Christ in the said church, which they are
bound to discharge within a certain time fixed by the king, they being unable,
saving their freehold, to do so of their own funds.
Jan. 25. Safe conduct for Lucasius de Luca, whom the king is sending on his
Winchester, affairs to the court of Rome.
Feb. 6. Simple protection, for one year, for John Martin and Gilbert Soneday,
Marlboroogh.
The like, for two years, for the prior of Tykeford without Neuport.
Association of Walter de Wimbum with Ralph de Hengham and Walter
de Hocton (sic) as king's advocates for pleas that follow the king.
Feb. 4. Whereas the king granted to William de Monte Gaugeri, king's clerk,
Marlborough, the land of la Moretere, in the isle of Oleron, for life, and afterwards granted
it in fee simple to Peter de Castro Novo after the death of William, and in
the interval that Peter should hold the fee of Rocheford within that island,
but Peter has died ; the king now grants that William hold the said fee for
life, and that the heirs of Peter have the said land.
Feb. 6. Pardon to John de la Mare and Petronilla, late the wife' of Robert de
Marlborough. Monte Forti, tenant in chief, for marrying without licence ; for a fine of 400/.,
to be levied from the lands of both.
Pardon to William le Tyweler of Motefont for the death of Thomas de
Aulton, as it appears by testimony before » the king that he killed him in
self-defence.
Licence, for life, for Ralph Russel to hunt the fox, hare, badger, and cat
in the king's forest in the counties of Wilts, Somerset, and Dorset, except
during fence month, on condition that he take no great deer, nor course in
warrens.
Jan. 2Q. Licence for Thomas de Clare to hold his land of Thomond in Ireland at a
[Winchester.] service of five knights' fees during his own life, so that, after his death, his
heirs shall perform the sei'vice of ten knights' fees, for which the land was
originally granted by the king to him in tail.
Jan, 26. Grant to him of the custody, during pleasure, of the castle of Coning in
Winchester. Ireland, late of Walter de Burgo, sometime earl of Ulster, in like manner as
other peepers, with mandate to Geoffrey de Genvill, the justiciary, to
deliver it to him.
Grant to him that after those of Glindory are in the king's peace or
jurisdiction (de pace regis vel districtu) he may have the general summons
of knights' fees and other services due therein in the army for the pacifica-
tion of his lands of Thothemund.
Feb. 6. "Writ de intendendo to the constables and ministers of Gaston de Biem,
Marlborough, who has submitted himself and all his lands, castles, towns and other
possessions to the king's will, high and low, without any condition, in favour
4 EDWARD I. 136
2276, Membrane 31— con/.
of Bobert son of John and Iterius Bochardi, commanded to take them into
the king's hands and keep them until further order.
The like to the tenants of the said Gaston.
Appointment of the said Bobert and Items.
Protection with clause, until Midsummer, for the said Iterius.
Feb. 4. Simple protection for the abbey of Bardeneje for as long as it is void.
' Appointment of Master John de Luco, clerk, as keeper of the deanerj of
St. Martin's, London, and of the church of Nipwport {de Novo Portu)
in the diocese of London, until a fortnight after Easter.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled,
Feb. 6. Grant, for life, to Henry de Gandevre in consideration of his service to
Marlboroogh. the king and Henry III. of the lands which Agnes, late his wife, held in
chief in Fytelton, and which by her death came to tiie king's hands as an
escheat.
Confirmation of letters of Henry III. shortly before his death for the
abbot of Ses, nominating Denis, prior of Arundel, brother Stephen de
Evelond, and Adam de Sengeltpn his attorneys for seven years.
Feb. 7. Presentation of Adam de Wetenhale to the church of Tydecumbe, in the
Marlborough, diocese of Salisbury, void by the death of Nicholas de Bassingburn, and in
the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of Hubert
Husee, tenant in chief.
Feb. 11. Safe conduct for John Martyn and Gilbert Sonenday and a ship with its
Quemngton. gear, called Margaret^ which they have of the king's gift, and the merchan-
dise in her.
Membrane 30,
Feb. 11. Power to the justiciary of Ireland and Thomas de Clare to pi*ovide Master
Queniiigton. Walter de Pembrok, king's clerk, to a competent benefice in that land.
Jan. 25. Grant to Thomas de Clare, in extension of the king's grant in fee tail to him,
Winchester, for his homage, of the whole land of Thomond {Thothomon*) that he have
therein all liberties which the earl Marshal or others of Ireland ever had
in their lands and lordships in Thomond.
Mandate to Geoffrey de Gyenvill, justiciary of Ireland, to cause the
first-mentioned grant to be read before him and to be observed in all
particulars.
Feb. 12. The like to the same to deliver to the said Thomas the hoitages or
QacDington. pledges (jtignera) handed over for the conservation of the peace of Thomond.
Feb. 6. Presentation, directed to the bishop of Chichester, of Laurence de
Marlborough. Wyndesor to the prebend of Burlewardeheth, which Henry de Sutherst,
lately deceased, held in the chapel of Hastings.
Feb. 6 The like of Bobert de Kancia, chaplain of B. bishop of Bath and Wells,
Marlboioiih. to the church of Kilmydan, in the diocese of Waterford.
Feb 13 Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Bobert Cokerel, going
Quenhigton. to Ireland for the affairs of Boger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk, and marshal
of England.
Payn de Cadurcis, in the king's presence, has empowered Thomas de
Clare to appoint attorneys for him in all his causes in Ireland, and the
justiciary is commanded to receive them.
13G
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276.
Feb. 14.
QueniDgton.
Feb. 13.
Qaeniiigton.
Feb. 14.
Ponlton.
Feb. 20.
Compton.
Feb. 24.
Banbury.
March 2.
LjddiDgton.
March 3.
LyddiogtoD.
Membrane 30 — conU
Presentation of Ralph de Tymeleeby to the vicarage of the chnrch of
Edelington, in the diocese of Lincohi, in the king's gift bj reason of the
voidance of the abbey of Bardeney.
R. bishop of Dumblane, in the king's presence, has empowered Robert
Roberty and William son of Walter de Rotington to appoint attorneys for
him for life. By the king in presence.
Power to Joseph de Cauncy, the treasurer, Thomas de Clare, and
Anthony Bek, to receive the fines from those of the city of London who
Individually desire to compoond for their contingent of the fifteenth, and
from those who were convicted of trespasses before the justices itinerant at
the Tower of London, whereby they are bound to make fines.
Appointment, during pleasure, of William .de Idesbale, king's clerk, to
the office of the marshalcy of the Exchequer, Dublin.
Exemption, for life, of Robert, bishop of Dumblane, from sherilTs toums
in the wapentakes of Brokolvestowe and Riseclyve, co. Nottingham, and
from the two attendances due from him yearly at that county.
This Saturday before Lent, 14 February, 4 Edward I. R. bishop of
Bath and Wells, the chancellor, retired from court and delivered the seal to
John de Kirkeby, who on the same day delivered it into the wardrobe.
Emelina de Lacy, countess of Ulster, in presence of the kiog, empowered
Richard Wolward and John Page to appoint attorneys in Ireland, and the
justiciary is commanded to receive them.
Safe conduct until Midmmmer for Mary, mother of the king of Scotland,
coming to England to visit the shrine of St. Thomas the martyr.
Appointment of Master Robert de Belvero and Thomas de Pampesworth
to hold pleas of the market and to view and examine measures, assizes of
bread, wine, and beer, gallons, ells, and weights in the Cinque Ports of
Hastings, Winchelsea, Romenhal, Hethe, Dover, Sandwich, and Favers-
ham.
The like of the same in the counties of Kent., Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex,
Hertford^ Sussex, Surrey, Middlesex and Gloucester, in the cities and
boroughs, and market towns in the said counties ; directed to all sherifEs
and bailiffs and to the barons and bailiffs of the ports aforesaid.
Protection with clause, until Michaelmas, for Richard de Hasten, going
to Ireland.
The like for the following : —
Henry de Cokinton and Adam Hering.
Peter de la Ccfudreie.
Thomas de Clare.
March 4.
LyddiDgton.
Mandate to G[eoffrey] de Gyenvill, justiciary of Ireland, to let Thomas de
Clare have the casfle of Bonret with the cantred of Tradery and the theod of
Oikormok with the demesnes and liberties, which Robert de Muscegros has
quit-claimed to the king, and which the king has granted to the said
Thomas in tail, to hold in chief.
The like to Master John de Saunford, escheator of Ireland.
Order to the sheriff of Derby and all bailifils of hundreds and liberties in
Temple Bruer. that county to collect the arrears of the tenth for the Holy Land for two
years granted to the king, from all persons detaining or refusing it, and to
cause it to be levied whenever they are required by Gilbert de Sutton,
clerk, deputed to collect the same.
The like to R. bishop of Durham, and the justice of Chester.
March 9.
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4 EDWARD I.
137
1276- Membrane 30 — cant.
The like to the sheriffs of Northumberland, Cumberland, York, Salop
and Stafford. ,
March 10. Mandate to the mayor and bailiffs of Bayonne to receive Sampson do
Temple Bruer. Villa into the office of the serjeantry (serjantarie) in Bayonne, to whom, in
consideration of his service to Eleanor, the king's consort, the king granted
that office, during pleasure, and so that he answer like other Serjeants.
By the Chancellor.
March 12. Safe-conduct, until Easter, for Elias le Osillur of Skynand, sent by the
Temple Bnier. king to divers parts of the realm to take cranes for the king's use.
MSMBRANE 29.
March 12. Writ de intendendo for William de Monte Gaugerii, sent to Gascony to
Temple Bmer. hire ships for the defence of the king of Castile against the Saracens.
Vacated because on the dorse.
March 14. Licence for the sub-prior and convent of KeniUeworth to elect a prior iu
Waddington. the room of Bobert, resigned ; on William de Evesham and William de
Macheme, canons, bringing letters of the chapter to that effect.
March 16.
Lincoln.
March 16.
Lincoln.
March 23.
Barton [on
Hnmber] .
March 23.
Barton.
March 31.
Sixhills.
April 7.
Lincoln.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for William de Vescy,
going to Santiago.
Mandate to John de Gbiiton and William de Birlay, — lately appointed to
enquire in the counties of Northampton and Rutland, and at Staunford and
elsewhere, touching vagabonds aud their receivers, whereby Diey de
Hulmo, Jew of Staunford, was indicted of murders, homicides, and receiving
of thieves and other trespasses, his body attached, and his goods within the
town of Staunford and elsewhere arrested, amongst which was a sum of
money concealed within the walls of his house, which was seized for that
cause or as treasure trove — to deliver the said sum to Luke de Luke, king's
merchant, to the king^s use.
Bequest to the king's friends, the stewards, bailiffs and other ministers of
the king of Norway, to assist John de Burgo and John Page, whom the
king is sending to Norway to buy falcons and gerfalcons.
Boyal assent to the election of William de Evesham, canon of Kenilleworth,
to be prior.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants for him.
Mandate to the sheriffs of Warwick, Leicester, Buckingham and Oxford,
escheators in those counties, to restore the temporalities to him.
Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for William Franckes of Grimesby to buy,
and take to the king's use gerfalcons and falcons which are brought for sale
to Grimesby, Baveneserrod and Hull.
Confirmation of a grant by Eleanor, the king's consort, to Stephen
Cheynduyt, to hold as agreed upon between them, of the houses in Milke-
strete in the city of Loudon, late of Master Mosseus, sometime Jew of
London, deceased, whereof she had a grant from the king. By K.
Mandate to John de Qeyton and William de Birlay to search the houses
of Diay de Holm, Jew of Staunford, at Staunford, in gaol there for the death
of brother Bichard of the priory of St. Michael, Staunford, and his groom,
killed in the wood of the earl of Warwick without Stretton, whereof he is
charged, and to take into the kiog's hands money or other goods he may
find.
138
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276.
April 14.
Barnwell.
April 17.
Langlej.
April 22.
Eempton
(JSTeny/ofi).
April 24.
Kempton.
April 24.
Kempton.
April 25.
Kempton.
April 28.
Kemptcm.
April 27.
Kempton.
April 25.
Kempton.
April 27.-
Kempton.
Membrane 29 — cant.
Acquittance to the prior and convent of St. Edmunds for the payment on
Monday the morrow of the close of Easter, 4 Edward I. to Master Thomas
Bek, king's clerk, keeper of the wardrobe, by the hands of John de
Norwald, monk of St Edmunds, of 33/. 6tf. 8^. fine for the confirmation to
them of the manor of Cokefield, co. SufPolk.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Letters for Eleanor, the king's mother, nominating WiUiam son of John
de Ispauia her attorney in Ireland until 1 August.
The like for Christiana de Mariscis nominating the same for the same
period.
Mandate to the constable of the castle of Bordeaux to allow to Luke de
Tany, seneschal of Ghuscony, the sum paid by him by order of R. bishop
of Bath and Wells and his fellows, supplying the king's place in England
while the king was in the Holy Lanc^ to Richard de Saundon, then the
king's Serjeant in Qascony, for his wages for the time that he was on the
king's service there.
Grant to the abbot and convent of St Edmunds that the goods of them-
selves and of their burgesses, freemen and villeins within their banlieu of
St. Edmunds be taxed in the presence of Roger Loveday by themselves or
persons deputed by them, and that the presence of the said Roger wjthin
their banlieu shall not be to their prejudice.
«
Letters for Philip de Barinton and Amabil[ia] his wife, nominating
William de Cardoyl and John de Blechefeud their attorneys in Ireland
until Easter.
Letter of credence in favour of the bearer, directed to John de Monte
Alto.
Acquittance to Simon de Staver and William Goldyng, burgesses of Lenn,
for 96/., paid by them for 24 sacks of wool of Flemish merchants arrested
at Lenn, and sold to them by Henry III. as it appears by testimony before
the king by R. bishop of Bath and Wells, that they paid that amount to
Master William de la Cornere, at that time appointed by Henry III. to deal
with the business of the merchants.
Mandate to the mayor, bailiffs and citizens of York, on complaint by the
commonalty of that city that the smaller men are rated to tallages, fines,
contributions and amercements out of proportion to their means, to charge
them justly henceforth lest the king have to apply other measures.
■^ Letters for Simon son of Philip de Insula, going to ^Santiago, nomina-
ting William de Middelton, derk, his attorney until Michaelmas.
Safe-conduct for him, his baggage and household.
Remission to Bertram de Kyryel, who has satisfied the king of the
ransom of his lands according to the form of the dictum de Kenilworth by
reason of his trespasses at the time of the perturbation of the realm, of the
king's rancour ; without prejudice to the claims of others.
- Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Simon son of
Philip de Insula, going to Santiago.
April 13.
Tbarfield
iTherefeld^.
Mbmbranb 26.
Commission to John de Lovetot to make an inquisition ad quod damnum
touching a petition by the Carmelite Friars for licence for them to inhabit
a void place in Great Yarmouth called ' le Denne,' containing 500 feet by
400 feet, and to build a church there for themselves.
4 EDWARD I. 139
-tOfja MSMBRANB 25.
Ma/ 1. Appointment, at will, of Eleanor, the king's consort, to the manors of
Weatminster. Kamel and Elingesbirj, with the oxen, ploughs, corn and other goods
therein.
Mandate to Balph de Sandwyco, king's steward, to deliver the same bj
indenture.
May 2. Pardon to the abbot of Oseney of his trespass against the king's
Westminster. Serjeants and members of the king's householdi who were sent to the abbey
on the king's affairs.
May 2. Protection with clause volumusy until a year after Michaelmas, for
Westminster. Nicholas de Carruk, going beyond seas.
The like for Bichard le Flemmeng.
May 3. Grant to William de Valencia, the king's uncle — in extension of his grant
Westminster, of the custody during the minority of the hell's of the lands late of Roger
de Somery, tenant in chief, on condition of his acquitting the king of divers
debts to Gerard de Bodes — of the whole stock,' crops and goods therein
belonging to the king by reason of the said custody, as also of all debts,
, rents and arrears not paid at the present date at the Exchequer or
Wardrobe.
May 2. Commission of oyer and terminer to Nicholas son of Martin and brother
Westminster. Roger de Waldeshef, the master of Slebeche, for all pleas touching the
bishop of St. Davids and his men of that bishopric in the parts of Wales.
May 4. Simple protection, for three years, for Patrick le Rous, John Martin,
Westminster. Gilbert Suneday, Reginald Dagevill, John Kift and Harvey atte Watere.
May 5. Confirmation of a demise by Agnes de Balliolo to Ingram de Balliolo
Westminster, her son of her whole land in Foxton for five years from 1 1 June 1275.
May 7. Grant to Master Simon de Hereford, king's clerk, of the prebend which
Westminster. Master Richard de Hareberge, lately deceased, had in the church of
St. Patrick, Dublin, in the king's gifl by reason of the voidanoe of the
archbishopric of Dublin ; dii-ected to the dean and chapter of St. Patrick's.
Pardon to the barons and the rest of the good men of Sandwich, who
have submitted entirely to the king's will, touching a trespass against
Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover Castle, and his ministers, of the
king's rancour and of the said trespass.
Simple protection for the abbess and nuns of Hoges.
May 6. Presentation of Thomas de Morton to the church of Tadlngeston, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich.
May 8. Grant to Ralph de Albiniaco, in consideration of his quit-claim to the
Westminster, king of the honor of Monemuth, and in addition to the 100 [marks] granted
at the Exchequer for the said quit-claim, that the king wiU provide him, to
the use of one of his daughters, with a marriage of the value of 200/. yearly
in land, saving, however, to the king the custody of the land if the heir
should happen to die under age.
Mandate to the constable of Bordeaux to pay, in fifteen days of Mid-
summer, to Henry le Walevs 190/., for 100 tuns of wine bought of him
by Matthew de Columbariis, King's butler.
Mandate to Greoffrey de Picheford, constable of Windsor Castle, to admit
the bishop of St. Asaphs to have a colloquy with Eleanor de Monte Forti,
privately or openly this time as she pleases.
Simple protection, for three years, for Joan Burnell.
The like, for two years, for John de Picheford.
140 CALEITOAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1276, Membrane 25— -con^.
May 10. Appointmeoty daring pleaanre, of William de Holebrok to the steward-
Westminster, ship of the forest between the bridges of Oxford and Stannford.
Writ de intendendo directed to the foresters and other ministers of the
forest of Rutland.
May 10. Exemption, for life, of Robert de Sutton from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries or recognisances, or from being made sheriff, coroner, escheator,
forester, verderer, regarder, or other bailiff.
Power to Anthony Bek, archdeacon of Durham, and Stephen de Pene-
cestre, constable of Dover Castle, to treat of peace with the yicomte of
Fronsac toaching the plea and the matter of the castle of Fronsac, and to
make a composition with him and his people thereon.
Mandate to brother Joseph de Chauncy, the treasurer, to deliyer over
and above the 1,000 marks of the tenth for two years in his custody at
the New Temple, London, already delivered to Giles de Audenardo,
keeper of the works of the Tower of London, another 1,000 marks of the
said money for the said works.
May 10. Pardon, at the instance of R. archbishop of Canterbury, to Master
Westminster. Thomas de Piulesdon of the king's rancour by reason of his trespasses
against Henry III. at the time of the perturbation of the realm.
May 8. Licence for Hugh, bishop of Ely, to enclose his manor of Ditton, co«
Westminster. Cambridge, and to crenellate the same.
May 12. Writ of aid to the person supplying the place of the seneschal of Gas-'
Westminster, cony and all bailiffs and others of the parts of Dax for Robert son of John
and Iterius Bochardi, sent to make inquisitions in the parts of Dax.
May 10. Exemption, for life, of Peter de Skoteny from being put on assizes,
Westminster, juries, or recognisances, or being made sheriff or other bailiff.
Protection with clause volumus for Margaret de Ferar[iis], countess of
Derbeye, going to Scotland.
. I^Iay 11. Letters for Theobald le Botiller, going to Ireland, who has empowered
Westminster. William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, to nominate attorneys for him
for three years from JV^dsummer.
May 11. Order to all sheriffs, bailiffs, and others to arrest vagabond monks of the
Westminster. Cluniac order, as John, prior of Wenlok, visitor of that order in the realm,
shall intimate to them, and to deliver them to the said visitor for punishment
according to their order.
Membrane 24.
May 9. Commission to Guichard de Charrun, and William de Norb[urgh] to
Westminster, enquire touching a complaint by Henry Wodeman of Newcastle-on-Tyne,
that his father, Alan Wodeman, having shortly before his death, and
according to a custom of the town of Newcastle (that a bm^gess thereof
should be able to devise as his chattels to whomsoever he pleased lands and
tenements in the town which he had by purchase in his hands), devised to
him in his will a messuage in the said town, Peter son and heir of the
said Alan immediately after the death of his father, intruded himself into
the said messuage, and still occupies it unlawfully against the said custom,
and to do speedy justice in the matter.
MSMBRANB 23.
May 13. Presentation of Philip de Wileby to the church of Shotteby in the diocese
Westminster, of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the abbey of
Bardeneye.
4 EDWARD I. 141
1276. Membrane 23^cani.
Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for the merchants of F. count of Sejland
and Haylaund trading in the realm, on condition that merchants of the
realm have the like in the dominions of the count; the king and the count
having agreed to send representatives to Dover at Michaelmas to correct
and terminate the trespasses and contentions of the merchants of hoth
sides.
May 16. Mandate to GeofiPrey de Geinvill, justiciary of Ireland, to restore the
Westminster, temporalities of the abbey of St. Peter and St. Paul, Battoy, in the diocese
of Ardfert, to Christian, one of the canons, elected abbot, having first
received letters patent sealed with his seal and that of his chapter, and that
this grace shall not be to the king^s prejudice nor be drawn into a
precedent.
May 14. Exemption, for life, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's mother, of
Westminster. Benedict de Blakenham from being put on assizes, juries, or recognisances^
or being made sheriff or other bailiff.
May 16. Writ of aid for Richard de Holebrok, king's steward, purveying beasts
Westminster, and stock for the improvement of the king's manors in his bailiwick, and
he is to be exempt from paying toll for such beasts, and from other
customs.
Mandate to Joseph de Cauncey, the treasurer, to deliver out of the tenth
for two years in his custody at the New Temple, London, to Master
Thomas Bek, king's clerk, keeper of the wardrobe, 815 marks lis, lid. for
the expenses of the household, and 100 marks to Kalph de Albiniaco for
his quit-claim of the honor of Monemue.
Pardon to Bobert le Shyrreve, in Norwich gaol for the death of Ralph
de Skegeton, on testimony before the king by John de Lovetot that he
killed him in self-defence.
*
May 15. Grant, for life, to John Pikard of the bailiwick of the forest of Wauberge,
Westminster, so that he answer in like manner as John de Fransham, late keeper, deceased.
May 15. Licence for John Bek to enclose and crenellate his dwelling place of
Westminster. Eresby, co. Lincoln.
Vacated because he did not have it because the Chancellor cancelled it.
Licence for Aaron son of Vives and Vives his son, Jews^ to sell to
Master Thomas de Waynfiet all the debts wherein Richard Dunnyng and
Joan daughter of Robert Walkefare were bound to them.
May 18. Safe-conduct for the abbot and convent of Fountains and their men,
Westminster, taking wool and other goods to Boston fair, to discharge their debts to the
king and other creditors.
May 18. Pardon, for two years, to John de Pyo, citizen of Dax, for "striking
Westminster. William Amald de Kipariis ; directed to bailiffs and others of Gascony.
Writ de intendendo directed to all bailiffs and others for Ralph de
Besages, clerk, and Donatus de Luka, sent to divers places within the
realm on the business of the new custom on wool, wool-fells, and hides.
The like for William de Staynton, derk, and Janian de Florencia.
May 17. Appointment of Richard de Holebrok to the custody of the castle and
Westminster, town of Orreford, the town of Dunwich, and the hundred of Saunford and
the stock therein, so that he answer therefor at the Exchequer in the form
enjoined, with mandate to Robert de Offord to deliver them by indenture.
The like of the same, during pleasure, to the custody of the castle of
Colecestre, with mandate to Laurence de Scaccario to deliver it to him, but
so that he have free ingress and egress for prisoners taken within his
bailiwick.
142 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 276. Membrane 23— con^
Ma J 18. Licence for Isaac de ProTino, Jew, to sell to Robert bishop of Bath and
Westmiaster. Wells a debt of 20/. wherein John de la Lade was bound to him.
Protection and safe-conduct, for three years, for the proctors of the
hospital of St. James, Alto Pascio, going to Ireland to coUect alms in the
parish churches there bj virtue of an indulgence of the apostolic see.
May 17. Mandate to Arnold Johannis, lately king's bailiff in Grerneseye and
WestmioBter. Gereseye, to deliver to Otto de Grand isono appointed to the custody of
those islands, all the issues he has received therefrom since the eve of
Easter, 3 Edward I. to the date of the appointment of Otto.
May 20. Pardon to William de Bannebiry for the death of Adam le Burser, on
Westminster, testimony befoie the king by John de Cobeham that he killed him in self-
defence.
May 21. Assignment to Eleanor, the king's mother, of 1,065/. 16f. 7c/. yearly, as
Wetftminster. the residue of the dower assigned to her by charter of Henry III., in
certain lands and tenements (which residue she was unable to have), on
condition that if she should recover, by judgment of the king's court, seisin
of the manors of Huntedon, Chilteham, Gt>mecestre, Lodingland, Norton,
and Bnmesgrave, or a part of the said manors, which she sues in the said
court as her dower, then an equivalent part of the aforesaid sum shall be
deducted.
May 22. Pardon to the burgesses of the town of Southampton of the trespasses
Westminster, lately committed against the king at Southampton, for which the town was
by judgment of the king's court taken into the king's hands, and restitution
of the town to them at the old farm and 40 marks of increment ; saving to
the king his houses there to dispose of at will.
May 20. Pardon to Richard de Staunford of London, of his outlawry for a rape,
Westminster, whereof he was appealed by Isabella de Chaddeston.
May 22. Pardon to Philip de Haustede of the king's rancour, by reason of his
Westminster, trespasses against Henry IIL in the time of the perturbation of the realm.
Membrane 22.
May 20. Commission to J. de Reig[ate] and W. de Norb[urgh] to enquire by the
Westminster, same jury of Northumberland and Cumberland as enquired before, or by others,
touching the trespasses of Roger de Cliff [ord], which Master Robert de Scarde-
burg, Robert de Nevill and John de Reig[ate] were appointed to enquire into,
to wit, that he prevented Thomas de Goldinton, Robert de Sancto Botulpho,
and others, burgesses of Appelby, whose names are unknown, from carrying
their corn in the fields of Stanford, Crosseby and Tolleby, took their plough
horses and oxen and drove them to Appelby Castle, whereby the corn of the
said burgesses in great part perished ; prevented the burgesses of Appelby
from carrying their wood and other necessaries which they had bought in
adjoining places, and from having ingress and egress to trade, or to receive
stedlage and toll in the market. The present commissioners are to enquire
what losses the burgesses suffered by reason of the said trespasses; also
whether the said Roger took other prises in that town than he had a right
to take, and to cause such damages to be taken by the sheriff of Westmore-
land out of his lands and chattels and given to the injured burgesses.
[May 20.] Commission to the abbot of Thorneye, in pursuance of a request to him
Westminster, by word of mouth to preserve the aeries of young herons (heruncellarum)
in his marsh of Thorneye, for the king's sport there, to arrest the persons
who by day and night enter his said heronry, and are bold enough to steal,
4 EDWARD I. 143
1276. Membrane 22 — cont.
- take and destroj the youog herons, to the destniction of the king's sport,
whereat the king is moved. The abhot is to arrest those who have taken
or carried awaj joung herons since the said prohibition, whether within
his liberty or within the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon, and to
cause them to be brought to the king wherever he may be in England, so
that he may cause them to be punished in such a way as to strike terror
(timorem preheat) into others.
May 20. Commission to Geoffrey de Leukenore and Kichard de Holebrok to
Westminster, enquire by jury of the counties of Leicester and Kutland whether
Theolmld, the son of Peter de NeviD, outlawed for felony by a judg-
ment of the king's court, was enfeoffed by the said Peter of the manors of
Atheloxton, Huluton, Leye and Braunteston before the trespasses for which
the said Peter was outlawed, and before the publication of the said outlawry,
and had uninterrupted seisin of them, so that the said Peter never afterwards '
had seisin ; or whether the said Peter entered immediately after the
said feoffment and continued the seisin so that the said Theobald never had
full seisin ; the inquisitions already taken on these points having been
challenged before the king : and further they are to enquire as to the days
on which the said Peter committed the said trespass and was outlawed, and
the outlawry was published and the feoffment, if any, was made, and if
the said Peter so put himself out of seisin of the said manors as not to con-
tinue his seisin afterwards, and of whom the said possessions were held, and
by what services, and in whose hands they are, and if they are escheats of
the king, by reason of the felony aforesaid, and if they are escheats
of others, whose and how much is the year, day and waste.
William Bardolf, chief lord of the manor of Haluton, and the said
Theobald came to the king's presence and put themselves on the inquisitions
aforesaid.
May 23. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Beig[ate] and W. de
Westminster. Norb[urgh], by jury of Cumberland, on complaint by Banulph de
Haleginton, that Alan de Hirby, John de Dene, Thomas de Brigham,
Bobert de Karleton and William de Grenrugg carried away his goods at
divers times.
Membrane 21.
May 22. Mandate to Adam de Wynton, keeper of the town of Southampton, to
Westminster, deliver it to the burgesses on Thursday, the morrow of Midsummer, and to
answer at the Exchequer to that period, the king having restored it to them
as above [membrane 23].
May 22. Acquittance to William de Valencia, the king's uncle, for acquitting, the
Westminster, king of his debts to Gerard de Rodes, as he had undertaken to do, Ralph de
Wodeburg, attorney of Gerard, having acknowledged before the king the
receipt thereof.
Grant to Master Berard de !N'eapo1[i] of the prebend which Hugh de
la Penne, lately deceased, had in the chapel of Bruges.
May 25. Grant to Hugh de Gerseye and William Bumell of the custody of the
Westminster, bailiwick of the water of the city of Dublin, which city is in the king's
hands, for as long as the city remains in the king^s hands.
May 27. Admission of Peter de Sancto Georgio, monk of Monte Cassino {Casinen*)^
London. in consideration of the merits of Master Stephen de Sancto Georgio, king's
clerk, his brother, as one of the king's chaplains, so that henceforth he may
have the title of one of the king's household.
May 26. Simple protection, for two years, for Henry de Grandisono, parson of the
Westminster, church of Creystok.
144 OALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276. Membrane 21 — coni.
Grant to Hugh de Dynynieton, keeper of the New Forest, of the custody,
during pleasure, of the king's houses in Southampton.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Eleanor, the king's consort, to the
custody of the king's houses in Southampton. ,
May 28. Protection with clause volumusy for one year, for John de Kancia, going
Westminster, to Ireland on the king's affairs.
May 27. Notification, lest suspicion or annoyance arise hereafter, that John, the
WeBtminster. son of William de Bosco, citizen of London, lost his right ear by the bite of
his father's horse, as appears by inquisition made by Master Roger
de Seylon^
Licence for Sampson son of Vives, king^s Jew of London, to sell to
William de Weyford a debt of 30/. wherein Baldwin de Weyford was
bound to Aaron son of Abraham, Jew, lately deceased, which debt Sampson
bought of Aaron.
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for the proctors of the brethren
of the hospital of St. James, Altopascio, collecting alms in England in parish
churches.
May 30. Power to William de Faucham to bury a man of Stonor lately killed
Westminster, there, whose body lies unburied, and exercise the office of coroner in this
behalf, the coroner being away in remote parts.
May 30. Writ de intendendo for Luke de Luka, Donatus Lamberd of Lucca, and their
WeBtminster. fellows, merchants of Lucca, appointed with Ralph de Drokenefeld, clerk, as
keepers and bailiffs, to receive a half mark on every sack of wool, and every
three hundred wool-fells making one sack, and a mark on every last of
hides going out of the realm of England, and the l^nd of Wales ; with full
power of enquiring touching the said custom, and those who conceal and
carry off the same, and of attaching them, and delivering tliem after satis-
faction made.
June 1. Pardon, for a fine of 40/., to the burgesses and other men of Scardeburg,
Westminster, of all trespasses and forfeitures alleged to have been committed by them
against the king and William de Percy, sometime constable of Scarborough
Castle, and his men, by reason of which the town was taken into the king's
hands, and restitution thereof to the said burgesses to be held in the same
manner as it was held before it was so taken.
May 29. Appointment of Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gascony, and of the constable
Westminster, of Bordeaux to audit the account of Brun de Saya while he was the king^s
seneschal in the parts of Perigord and the Limousin.
Whereas the king has remitted to Garsio de Marchia his rancour, for
being against him in Gascony, by adhering to the king's enemies and rebels,
and has committed to him his lands, which were taken into the king's hands
by reason thereof, to be surrendered to the king at-will, and Garsio has made
letters patent that he will adhere to his fealty for the future, and will so
surrender his lands at will ; the above Luke is commanded to commit the
said lands to Garsio in the said form.
Mandate to the said Luke to pay to Peter Lamberd, for his expenses
some time since on the king's services in Gascony, 500 pounds of the black
money of Tours^ out of the fine or issues of the lands of Bertrand Calculi.
June 1. Letters for John de la Bere, gone beyond seas on the king's affairs,
Westminster, nominating William de la Bere and Henry de Waltham, clerk, his attorneys
for one year.
4 EDWARD I. 145
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June 3. Protection with clause volumuSf until 2 February, for Alexander de
Westmintter* Balliolo, going bejond seas.
The like, for one year, for Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gascony, going
beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Simple protection, for three years, in Qascony for the burgesses of the
bastides of St. Osbert and Castebiau de Cernes {Ccutelli Novi), in the
diocese of Bazas.
June 2. Pardon to John de Overlannd, clerk, for the death of Philip de Heddos-
Westmiiuter. worthy on testimony before the king, that lie killed him by misadventure.
See the Schedule enrolled below in the month of July,
June 4. Licence for the prior and convent of St. Mary's, Trum, to elect an abbot
Westmincter. in the room of Gilbert ((xfV/'t), late abbot, on Milo, one of the canons^
bringing letters of the chapter announcing the death of Gilbert.
Acquittance to Master Eaymond de Nogeriis, pope's chaplain, of 300/.,
out of the arrears of the tenth granted to the king for two years in aid of
the Holy Land, which he paid to Giles de Audenard, keeper of the Tower
of London, for forwarding the works there.
Power to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gascony, to pronounce an arbitra-
ment between certain men of La Bi^le (Reaula) on the matter of a dispute
long existing, and on a contribntiob on both sides to be made according to
the arbitrament, and to correct the same and to do justice in the premises,
but so that the commonalty of the town be not compelled to the said
payment before the said arbitrament.
Writ de intendendo directed to all men of the county of Bedford, for
Masters Bogerde Seyton, Ralph de Fremyngham, Roger Loveday, Geoffrey
de Leukenor and Master Thomas de Sodington, as justices for common
pleas, begun in the time of Henry III. in the eyre of Gilbert de Preston
and his fellows at Bedford, and for other common pleas of that county, as in
other eyres.
June 5. Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Peter de Cast^Uione.
Westminfter.
June 5. Pardon to the sub-prior and convent of Bilsinton, at their earnest request,
Westminster, of the trespass committed by them in admitting on two occasions a prior
appointed by B[obert], archbishop of Canterbury, the king's assent not
having bq^n asked, for which the priory was taken into the king's hands ; and
grant that they may elect a prior and present him to the king, and that they
may have the temporalities during voidance, according to the tenor of the
charter of John Maunsel, sometime patron of the priory (by whose death
the patronage thereof has come into the king's hands), so that his assent to
the election and the archiepiscopal confirmation having been obtained, the
king may restore to the prior-elect the temporalities of the priory.
Paealed because otherwise below.
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for William de Byhale, monk
of Bretton, going through the realm on the affairs of his house.
Membrane 20.
Jane 4. Licence for Letard de Henyn, king's yeoman, to j?rant the manor of
Wettminster. Araeleye — which John de Burgo the elder held in chiefof Henry III. and
eranted to Bobert, bishop of Bath and Wells, who surrendered it to the
king, who granted it in fee tail to the said Letard, at the service of one
knight's fee — to Boger de Mortuo Mari, for the latter to hold in fee simple,
at the same servioe.
96187. K
140 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276. Membrane 20— -coni.
Judo 6. Acquittance to Master Raymond de Nogeriis, pope's chaplain, for the
WestmiiiBter. payment to Giles de Audenard, king's clerk, keeper of the Tower of London,
of 44 marks 21 d. of the arrears of the tenth for two years, for the works of
the Tower.
Simple protection, for one year, in Gascony for John, vicomte of Tartas
(Tart oven*).
June 6. Whereas Henry III. granted to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, that
Westnijnfcter. out of the 10,000 marks, wherein the earl was hound to him for a trespass,
the earl should pay that sum at the rate of 200 marks a year, the king in
consideration of the earl, at his instancoi releasing to Robert, archbishop of
Canterbury, and his successors, and to the prior and convent of Christ-
church, Canterbury, and their successors, and the men and tenants of the
feed of both of them, from paying toll in all the markets, towns, lands and
fairs of the earl and his heirs throughout England, has pardoned the earl
1,000 marks of the said' 10,000 marks, so that he pay nothing for the next
five years from Easter at the Exchequer, and he and his heirs then continue
payments until the residue is paid.
Mandate to Roger de Leyc[estre], king's clerk, to deliver to William de
Middelton, king's clerk, appointed, during pleasure, to the custody of the
rolls and writs of the Bench, all the rolls and writs, as well of the time of
Henry III. as of the king.
June 8. Protection and safe-conduct for Manseronus de Spoletoand Roger de
Westminster. London, envoys of pope Innocent, to Ireland, on the aflPairs of the church,
for as long as they are engaged there ; directed to bailiffs and others
of Ireland.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for them.
Grant to Stephen de Monte Ferrandi, to whom the king granted, during
the minority of the heirs, out of the lands late of John de Maundevill,
tenant in chief, land to the value of 50/. a year, by extent to be made by
Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward, for the maintenance of the said Stephen
on the king's service, of the ploughs and whole stock and other goods in
the lands so assigned to him.
June 8. Grant to the sub-prior and convent of Bilsinton that whereas by the
[Westminster.] charters of John Maunsel, their founder, and the confirmation thereof by
Henry III. which the king has inspected, they have the right to the
custody of their house during voidance, and to elect a prior without asking
licence from any person, the late taking into the king's hands of their
house, during voidance, shall not be drawn into a custom, or be to their
prejudice, provided that when they shall elect a prior they shall present him
to the king for the royal assent to his election, and the mandate to the
archbishop of Canterbury, and that when the prior shall have been
confirmed he shall come to the king with letters testimonial of his confirma-
tion, 80 that the king may command them to fully restore the temporalities
of the house to him.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, in part payment of her debts, of all
that pertains to the king out of the trespasses committed by Aldebrand de
Luka, or his men in his name, in the time of Henry III. and of the king,
in dealing with wools or in exporting wools out of the realm against the
prohibition of Henry III. or in communicating against the said prohibition
with the Flemish merchants or others.
June 9. Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Master Geoffrey de Everle, envoy of
Westminster, the king of Castile, returning home.
4 EDWARD I. 147
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June 8. Appointment of Masters William de Oorneria, papal chaplain, Adam
Westminster, de Norfolcli, Bonettus de Sancto Qnintino, Peregrine de Landirano and
Master Peter de Orlacho as the king's proctors at the court of Philip [III.]
king of France.
•Tune 8. Pardon to Alice, daup^hter of Geoffrey de Everle, at the instance of
Westminster. Master GeofFrej de Everleje, clerk of the king of Spain^ for the death of
Adam de Gillingham, her hubband.
Mandate to the jastioiarj of Ireland to give the rojal assent to the
election of an abbot of St. Mary's, Trum, and, when the election shall
have been confirmed by the diocesan, to take the fealty of the abbot-elect
and to deliver the temporalities of the abbey to him after having received
the customary patent, under the seals of the abbot and chapter, that the
grace thus gi-anted to them shall not be to the king's prejudice or be drawn
into a precedent.
Jnne 9. Mandate to the seneschal of Gascony and the constable of the castle of
Westminater. Bordeaux to pay to Master Adam de'!N'orfF[olk], king's clerk, 100/. of
Bordeaux as a gift for the despatch of his own business.
Grant to Master Adam de Norff [oik], constable of the castle of Bor^
deaux, that he shall have his wages in the constableHhip as other constables
have been want to receive them, so long as he shall remain in it by the
king's command.
Mandate to him to deliver to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gascony, by
letters patent sealed with the seal of the court of Gascony, all the moneys
which he may receive from the iasues of the king's lands in Gascony or
elsewhere in those parts in the king's name, for the purpose of ex|>editing
the king's business in those parts.
June 9. Grant to Joseph de Cauncy, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Webtminster. Jerusidem in England, that whereas he acknowledged the receipt on deposit
in his house of Clerkenwell, London, of 2000 marks which Master Raymond
de Nogeriis, papal chaplain and nuncio of the apostolic see, and friar John
de Derlington, of the order of Preachers, caused to be delivered to him by
the hands of the collectors of the tenth in the dioceses of Chichester and
Winchester under a stipulation to restore it on demand at the New Temple,
London, and whereas the king has received the said sum from the SHid
master and friar for the expediting his own affairs, he and the fraternity
shall receive 2,000 marks out of the first moneys taken to the exchequer,
whether it come from the fifteenth, the treasury, or any other source, before
the qninzaine of Michaelmas next.
L( tters for Luke de Tany, going beyond seas, nominating Walter de Tany
and John Legut his attorneys for one year.
The like for Simon de Hatfeld, going with the said Luke, nominating
Eustace Bacun.
Membrans 10.
June 9. Confirmation to Bobert archbishop of Canterbury of the licence granted, as
Westminster, n Avritiiig between the parties testifies, to him, at the king's instance, by
Gregory de Bockele, the mayor, and the other barons of the city of London,
to stop two lanes near his place of Castle-Baynard and the Tower of
Monfychet for the enlargement of the said place, provided he should assign
to them a like way for the commonalty of the city, the archbishop having
now caused to be prepared a better and fitter way, so that neither of the
K 2
146
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
June 15.
Chichester.
1276. Membrane 19 — cont.
parties shall be accused of changing ways or of purprestore before the
justices in eyre at the Tower of London.
And they have other letters without the clause ^' as a writing, Ac."
Mandate to William de Middeltou to deliver the rolls and writs of the
king's Jewry to Adam de Wynton to keep during pleasure.
Protection with clause rogamus^ for three years, for the brethren of the
house of St. Margaret the Virgin and St. Anthony, Wymbumeminstre, and
their proctors.
The like, for five years, for Ralph de Rading, Robert de Bonevill, Robert
de Calueton and Thomas de Popelton, proctors of the house of St. Robert,
Knaresburgh, of the order of Holy Trinity and of the Ransom of Captives
of the Holy Land.
June 17. Mandate to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Qascony, to nuiintain, protect,
Aldingboum. and defend Ernald de Sancto Gtomano in his rights and possessions, in
which he is in many ways aggravated, disturbed, and molested by Constance
late wife of Henry de Alemannia and certain of her people, and to show
himself favourable to the said Ernald in his causes, and do him justice
when he shall come before him, and in case the prosecution of his right
should be delayed by appeal or other undue procedure of the adverse party,
to give him reasonable support in his increased expenses in some of the
king's places or bailiwicks.
June 16. Mandate to the men of the county of Devon to diligently assist the sheriff
Chichester, in the arrest of the evildoers who, as it appears from the complaints of
many persons, go about the county committing robberies and homicides
therein.
The like to the men of Wilts.
June 17. Grant to R[obert] archbishop of Canterbury of all the grain sown in the
Aldingbonm. lands of the archbishopric and pertaining to the king on the day of the
restitution thereof to lum, with remission to him of all the king^s costs
thereon.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, in Lreland for Gilbert le Sauvage,
going beyond seas on his own affairs.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Alexander le Tayllur, yeoman of A.
king of Scotland, taking six horses of that king from London to Sootkmd.
Pardon to Albric de Capeles of his outlawry for larceny, robbery and
other trespasses, the process of the appeal against him made by Laurence de
Sancto Edmundo, the king's approver, having been irregular.
June 16.
Cbichester.
June 18.
Chichester.
/
Appointment of Philip de Wilcghby and Ralph de Broghton, king's
clerks, to make scrutiny of the debts in the chests of the Jewry of London,
and they are to' certify the king concerning the amount of such debts, and
the names of the debtors ; with mandate to the justice assigned for the custody
of the Jews to give them access to the chests.
Ghrant to William de Selesy and Robert de Purle, canons of Chichester,
and Ivo de Whistring, executors of St. Richard, sometime bishop of Chi*
Chester, and of Master Walter de Gloucester, sometime dean of Qiichester
and keeper of the bishopric, that they receive 200/. due from Henry III. to
the aforesaid bishop and 100/.. due from Henry III. to Stephen now bishop
of Chichester, out of the issues of the bishopric received by that king bv the
hands of the dean aforesaid, while the said Stephen was acting out or the
kingdom in the court of Rome, out of the arrears of the farm of the town of
4 EDWARD I. 149
1276, Membrane 19 — cont,
Southampton and of the fine last made hy the hailiffa of that town with the
king and of the said farm of the eomins: year.
Mandate to the bailiffs and good men of Southampton to make the pay-
ments above mentioned.
June 24. Writ de intendendo directed to the bailiffs and barons of Sandwich, Dover,
Lewefl. Hethe, Bomenfhale], Winchelsea, Rye, Hastings and Pevenese, in favour
of Luke de Luka and Donatus Lambard, king's merchants, and Ralph de
Drokenesford, king's clerk, appointed keepers and bailiffs throughout the
realm of the new custom on wool. [^See Membrane 21.]
Jane 25. Protection, until two years after Michaelmas, for John Bardun and Michael
*— * Bardun, merchants, and they are not to be distrained for any debt except
those for which they are sureties or principal debtors.
July 2. Letters for the abbot of Fecamp, nominating Stephen de Lond[on] and
Bomnej. Jamea le Herice his attorneys.
Mandate to Peter de Thelnetham to keep until further orders a falcon,
which it is alleged he has in his hands, belonging to Anthony Bek, king's
clerk, and which was delivered to him by certain persons in his parts.
Mbmbranb 18.
June 17. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert de Offord to the custody of the
Aldingboarn. land of Ireland as justiciary thereof, and mandate to the archbishops, bishops,
abbots, priors, earls, barons, freemen, and to all bailiffs and faithful people
of Ireland, to assist him in correcting divers injuries and trespasses done to
the king and others in the said land and in preserving the king's peace.
The like addressed to all bailiffs and faithful people of Ireland.
Mandate to Geoffrey de Gyenvill to deliver to him by indenture the whole
of the king's land of Ireland and the office of justiciary aforesaid, with the
castles, manors, lands, tenements, armour, victuals, munitions, stock and all
other the king's goods there.
Power to Robert de Offord to admit to the king's peace all and singular
the English or Irish who have taken part against the king and who wish to
come into the king's peace.
June 16. Mandate to the treasurer and chamberlains of the exchequer of Dublin, to
Chichester, pay him 500/. a year granted to him for the support of himself and
20 men-at-arms, so long as he remains in the said office.
Mandate to the said justiciary, and S. bishop of Waterford, treasurer, to
provide the king with discreet bailiffs* and ministers in Ireland who shall
faithfully keep the bailiwicks and offices committed to them, and render
their account of the same, and answer for the issues thereof pX the exchequer
of Dublin, so that whatever ought to be paid or delivered to any person on
behalf of the king in the said land may be paid and delivered by the treasurer
and chamberlains of the exchequer aforesaid.
July 26. Mandate to Thomas de Clare to deliver to the said justiciary the king's
Westminster, castle and county of Limerick in his custody.
The like to Walter de la Haye, or whoever holds the castle of Dungarvan,
to deliver the said castle to the said justiciary.
The like to S. bishop of Waterford, treasurer of Ireland, to deliver the
castle of Dublin to him.
July 24. The like to the same, to pi^ to thd justiciary so much of the money arising.
Westminster, from the issues of the laud of Ireland as he shall demand from time to timft
for the custody of the said land.
150
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1276.
Aug. ].
Windsor.
«
June 26.
Lewes.
July 1.
little.
July 3.
Komney.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Grant to the said justiciary of bo much of the issues of the land of Ireland
as shall he sufficient for the expenses of himself and his. retinue in the custody
thereof ; the whole of the said issues to be at the disposal of the said Robert
for the said purpose.
Mandate to the steward of Ulster to deliver to him the land of Ulster
and all the king's castles therein, which are iu the custody of the said
steward.
Writ de intendendo for him as justiciary addressed to the archbishops,
bishops, &c. and all others of the land of Ireland.
Mandate to the collectors of the fifteenth in the county of York, and to
the sheriff of that county, to pay to Luke de Lnka, Rolliuid de Podio, and
Bartholomew Baudini and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, all the mouey
which they have received or are about to receive by 8 September next, from
the said fifteenth, to be placed in deposit by the said merchauts where the
king has commanded them by word of mouth.
The like to the collectors of the fifteenth in the counties of Lincoln,
Nottingham, Kent, Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Essex, and
Leicester, and to the sheriffs thereof.
The like to the abbot of Waltham, collector of the fifteenth in the county
of Essex.
Simple protection, until All Saints, for the prior and convent of El!erton.
Appointment of Luke de Tnny, knight, seneschal of Gascony, as the king^s
proctor ill the court of the king of Krance, the king's lord, and of Sir Siinou
the legale of the }<poi^tolic s<'0 in the kingdom of France, with ro«;ard to
mattera specially conct rnjng the king and his goods in the duchy of Aquitaine.
Mbmbranb 17.
July 3. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Northburgh and Guy
liouiDey. Gubaud, it having been shown on behalf of Boger son of Bcsnedicl, William
Braund, Henry Gopyl, Martin le Cordewaner, Simon Unwin, William du
Clay, Geoffrey de Hampton, William de Hampton, Boger le Parchemin^r,
Matthew Dogenet and John Dowel, citizens of Lincoln, that whereas
William Fressevede, merchant, deraigned in the king's court by judgment
of the court 500/. against the commonalty of Lincoln for a trespass done to
him by the commonalty, and, afterwards, at the king's instance, pardoned
the said commonalty 100 marks of the said sum, so that they should pay
him 400/. and 50 marks, and 36 men of the said town were elected by
common consent of the commonalty to assess the said money proportion-
ably on the commonalty, but refused to do anything before they received
letters patent sealed with the seal of the commonalty that the latter wouhl
stand by their assessment, and when the said letters were received, assessed
the whole of the said money upon the said Boger and the others, and
decreed that they should be distrained for the same, the said 36 and the rest
of the commonalty being entirely exonerated from payment, and when
the said Boger and others feeling themselves thereby aggrieved wished
to complain to the king, while he was lately at Lincoln, the said 36 men
agreed that if the aforesaid Roger and the others would not so complain, they
would amend their doings so that the aforesaid Roger and the others should
not be aggrieved, and destroyed and annulled the said letters; but whm
4 EDWARD I.
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1276.
[July 3.
Romnej.]
Membrane ll^—eont.
the king had departed from the town thej made new letters like to those
destroy^, and nnjustly caused the said Koger and others to be distrained
for the whole of the said money.
The like to John de Lavetot and G. de Leukenore, on complaint by
Robert del Estre that whereas he had never enfeoffed by deed his son John
of a messuage and two carucates of land in Abbethrop, co. ^Northampton, nor
had done any other thing whereby the freehold of the said messuage and
land could be conferred upon the said John, but had cultivated the land with
his demesne ploughs, beasts, and men, and received the issues until
Friday before Martinmas, 3 Edw. L when the said John unjustly disseised the
said Robert his father of the said messuaf^e and land, whereupon the said
Robert arramed an assize of novel disseisin against the said John before
the king when he was last at Northampton, and the said John gave back
the said messuage and land by deed to the said Robert pending the taking
of the siud assize, and the said Robert was in seisin thereof until the Feast
of A.scension next following, at which time, in the absence of the said
Robert, the sheriff of the county of Northampton, seised the said messuage
and land into the king's hands for debts incurred by the said Robert while
sheriff of the county of Cambridge and Huntingdon, and held them until at
the procurement of the said John, who suggested that his father bad enfeoffed
liiin of the said messuage and land, and that he had been in seisin thereof
fifteen years and more, the said John obtained a writ to the sheriff, if this
were so, to restore it to him ; whereby the sheriff, after causing inquisition
to be taken by friends of John and enemies of Robert, who was absent and
never put himself on that inquisition, gave back the said messuage and land
to the said John, and another assize of novel disseisin, arraigned between
the said parties before Master Roger de Seyton, has not been able to be
taken.
July 3.
Somney.
July 8.
Canterbury.
July 7.
Canterbury.
July 8.
Canterbury.
Mbmbranb 16.
Grant, in fee simple, to Matthew de Home of Winchelsea, of a place
100 feet by 50 feet, lying between his house in Winchelsea and the king*s
port there, so that the said Matthew may make a quay upon the said place
for the defence of his house against inundation of the sea, and build upon
it.
Acquittance to the abbot and convent of Fountains for the payment by
the hand of Anthony Bek, king's clerk, archdeacon of Durham, of 900/.
sterling, debts of the king's Jewry, wherein they were bound to Joceus,
nephew of Aaron, and Bonamicus, Jews of York : and the king discharges
and will hold them and the said Jews harmless thereof.
Pardon to Brice de la Rye of his trespasses during the late perturbation
of the realm.
Mandate to all sheriffs, bailiffs, and faithful people, on behalf of brotlier
Hugh, proctor-general of St. Edmund, and of the abbot and convent of
Pontigny, in the diocese of Auxerre, (AuciskxTf) to arrest and detain all
persons collecting alms in the name of the said abbey, and not having letters
testimonial of the said proctor-general, he having complained to the king
that dishonest persons are going about England falsely asserting themselves
to be proctors of the said abbeys and collecting money and goods in the
name of the aforesaid saint and converting the same to their own use.
Simple protection, nntil a year after Michaelmas, for the master of the
Maison Dieu^ Dover, going beyond seas on the affairs of his house.
The like for two years for Peter Loupes, merchant. /
152 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276. Membrane IG— co«r.
J II ly 1 2. The like, until Michaelmas, for Robert de Scardeburg, parson of the eh arch
Eastwood, of Rugewik.
July 13. Appointment of Alexander de Kirketon to the custody during pleasure
Eastwood, of the abbey of Rievaulz, to apply the issues to the payment of its debts.
Licence for Bartholomew de Avylers, who holds of the king by serjeanty,
to sell to Walter de Shelphangre, a messuage and 60 acres of land in
Shelphangre, as it appears by inquisition made by Richard de Holebrok,
steward of the king's lands in the county of Norfolk, and also by his
testimony before the king, that the residue of tho lands of the said
Bartholomew will suffice to the doing of the said serjeanty.
' July 18. Pardon to Walter de Sxincryf, for the death »ome time since of WiUiam de
lower of Sancto Nieholao, chaplain, and of his abjuration of the land of Ireland for
London. ^jj^ same, as it appears by inquisition made by Thomas de Glare, that he
killed him in self-defence.
July 19« Mandate, to Luke de Luka, and hij fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay
Westmiaster. to Henry de Pamy, 400 marks, provided that the said Henry give up
ceitain letters patent of Henry III. granting him a yearly fee of 80 marks,
and relinquish all claim to the said fee and the arrears thereof, the king,
after consulting with the Council, being of opinion that the raid Henry
cannot of right take anything by the said grant of Henry III. but wishing
to favour the said Henry on account of the good service done by him for
the king in parts beyond seas.
July 19. Appointment during pleasure of Henry de Ethlingthorp, kinsman of
Westminster. William de Kirkeby, a paraliiic, now in the custody of John de Kirkeby,
who claims to be his heir, whereby danger might arise to the said
William, to the custody of the lands and goods of the said William.
July 19. Mandate to Luke deLuka, and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay
Westminster. 40/. out of the king's money in their possession to Baldwin the castellan
of Araz, knight, for the arrears of a fee which Hugh de Crek, deceased,
used to receive from the king at the exchequer of Dublin by the king*s
letters patent which the said Baldwin has surrendered.
July 19. Presentation, directed to S[tephen] bishop of Chichester, of Master Luke
Westminster, de Neuport Paynel to the prebend in the chapel of the king's castle of
Hastings, lately held by Stephen Calram.
July 20, Mandate to Ijuke de Luka, and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay
Westicmster. to Elias de la Nande, merchant, 65/. I5«. \\d.y in which the king is bound
to him for 35 tuns of wine bought for the king's use by the hands of
Gregory de Rockele and Matthew de Columbariis, the king's butler,
as testified bj Hugh son of Otto, steward of the household.
Acquitt/ftnoe to M<uiter Raymond de Nogeriis, pope's chaplain, of
55/. sterling of tha arrears of the tenth granted to the lung for two years
delivered by him for the works of the Tower of London, to Giles de Auden-
ard, clerk, keeper of the said Tower.
Licence for Salom.on pQU of Jacob, Jew of Lincoln, to sell to Master
Dnrand de Neupor^^ a debt in which Walter son of Jordan de Neuport was
bound to the said Je>ir.
July 20. Protection with clause volvmtis, untii a fortnight after Easter, for
Westminster. Thomas de Cancell[]s] going beyond seas.
Simple protection, for one year, for Bichard Lomb, of Len.
July 21. Pardon to Thomas de WaLsokne of an outlawry pnblii^d against him
Westminster, for assaulting the castle d WiJl^.pi iBe^lt of J)tlarham, it h%vifig been found
4 EDWARD I. 153
1276. Membrane 16 — cont,
by an inqaisition made by the sheriff and coroners of Norfolk that the said
Thomas was not gnil^ of the said trespass alleged against him, that he was
not in England when it was committed, and that he knew nothing of the
process and prosecution of outlawry against him therefor.
July 22. Mandate to the prior of Lenton, collector of the fifteenth in the counties
'Westminster, of Nottinghan^ and Derby, and to the sheriff of the said counties, to pay to
Luke de LukA, Bollandinus de Podio, and their fellows, merchants of Lucca,
all the money which they have received and are about to receive to
8 September next from the said fifteenth, to be placed in deposit by the
said merchants where the king has commanded them by word of mouth.
The like to the collectors in the counties of Leicester and Warwick.
Membrane 15.
July 20. Commission to Henry de Balegh and the coroners of the hundred of
Westminster. Lideford, co. Devon, to enquire who lately killed Robert Bochard, forester
of Edmund, earl of Cornwall, at Dertemore, and to imprison the guilty
persons.
July 21. Association of John Bek vdth Master Roger de Seyton to take inquisi-
Westminster. tions as to the plea which is before him and his fellows, justices of the
Bench, between John de Stoke and Ralph de Wodebnrgh, tenant, touching
two tofts and land in Syreston, and as to a plea between the same parties
touching possessions in Stoke, Balderton, Newerk and Eyleston.
July 23. Commission of oyer and terminer to Master Roger de Seyton and Geoffrey
Westminster, de Leukenore on complaint by Michael de Northampton that whereas
Walter de Gayton and Amice his vrife demised to him at farm 4^ carucates
of land, a mill and 4/. of rent in Bruchton and Febbegrave, co. Buckingham,
for twelve years yet unexpired, they with Geoffrey Anketell, John de
Middelton, William de Ely, Robert le Bret, Ralph de Qeyton, Ranulph le
Ken, Feter son of Walter de Grayton, Robert Tubbe, John Mile and
William de Q«yton, and others came and trampled his corn and carried,
away and consumed his goods.
MSMBRANB 14.
July 22. Protection with clause volumus^ until a year after Michaelmas, for Ralph
Westminster. Fypard and Sibyl his wife, staying in Ireland on the king's affairs.
Appointment, for life, of Reginald son of Peter to the manor of Freyt-
mauntel with the king's houses, park and other things there.
July 28. Exemption, for Ufe, at the instance of brother William de Famham, of
Westminster. Adam de Sancto Manafeto from being put on assizes, juries or recognisances.
Licence for the prior and convent of Alincestre to elect an abbot, on
H. chamberlain of their house bringing letters patent of the chapter an-
nouncing the death of W. their abbot.
Licence for John de Novo Burgo to demise to fSum to the abbot and
convent of Bynedon his manor of Wymfrod, which he holds in chief, until
four years after Michaelmas next, on condition that during that term he
demise nothing therein in fee.
Letters for Maurice de Credonio, going beyond seas, nominating Geoffrey
de Neubald and Henry de Wodestok hia attorneys.
154 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276. Membrane 14 — ami,
July 22. Protection, for two years, for Emetic de Rupe Cauardi, going beyond
Westminiter. seas.
July 23. Letters of credence directed to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gascony, in
Westminster, favour of Otto de Grandisono and Stephen de Penecestre, who are sent by
the king to negotiate as to a subsidy of victuals in Ghiscony required by the
king of France.
The like to the said Luke as to a subsidy of shipping in Gascony.
Presentation of Simon son of Walter to the church of Staconild, in the
diocese of Dublin, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance. of the see.
Grant to Richard de Hereford, king's clerk, with respect to the
16/. 16jr. \0\d. yearly which he used to receive by grant of Henry III. at
the exchequer of the abbot of Hayles of Pynnekstkire, co. Gloucester, that
he may henceforth receive it by the hands of the abbot and convent in the
said abbey.
July 21. Notification, lest sinister suspicion arise hereafter, and on testimony
Westminster, made before the kino^, that Richard de Ghardrugg lost part of his right ear
by a bite of one of the king's horses.
July 23. Mandate to William de Middelton, king's clerk — as it appears that he is
Westminster, so burdened with the custody of the rolls and writs and other instruments
touching pleas of the Bench, Westminster, committed to his charge, that
he has no time for the examination of the collection of the twentieth with
Nicholas de Gastro> king's clerk, or for the collection and levying of the
tallage on the Jews with the justices appointed for their custody — to
deliver the keys relating to the said twentieth and tallage to the barons
of the Exchequer, for them to commit to fit persons to execute the said
offices.
July 24. Pardon, at the instance of Edmund the king's brother, to Ghkillard de
Westminster. Banhals for the death of Amulph son of Arnulph Reymnnd de Jousices,
and of any consequent outlawry.
The like 14) Reginald Kaym of Upton for the death of Philip the Tailor
(Cissoris) of Olun, as it appears by an inquisition made by the sheriff and
coroners of Salop that Philip broke the house of Reginald by nigbt, and
the latter, wishing to attach him and pursuing him with hue and cry,
killed him as a thief fleeing and refusing to take his trial.
July 24. Protection for the abbey of King's Beaulieu in accordance with the
Westminster, ordinances passed in the first general parliament after the king's coronation
on the morrow of the octave of Easter, 3 Edward I. when it was
ordained with the will of the king and by counsel of his councillors and
the commonalty of the realm that no one should be lodgied in a house of
religion, take victuals or carriage therein or in any of its manors. [^StcUuie
of Westminster the First.']
Membrane 13.
July 25. Protection with clause volumuSy until Michaelmas^ for' Stephen de
WestminsteTi Penecestre [going beyond seas].
The like, for one year, for Roger de Clifford, the elder.
The like, for five years, for Robert de Ufibrd, going to Ireland.
Ratification of a grant made to Walter de Heljmn by John de London,
king's clerk, escheator this side Trent, of the custody of two parts of the
4 EDWAKD I. 155
2276. Membrane 13 — eont»
lands in Westuderle, late of Walter de I^ngeford, and of tlie custody of
the lands in Asheleje, late of Boger de Longeford, which after the death
of the said Boger came by inheritauce to the heir? of the aforesaid Walter
de Longeford, and which lands are extended at 9/. 9«. \0d. a year, to be
held by the idforesaid Walter de Helyun and his assigns during the minority
of the heirs of the aforesaid Walter de Longeford for a rent of 100^. to be
paid at the Exchequer at Michaelmas, 3 Edward I. and of 9/. 9«. lOd, a
year subsequently.
Protection with clause volumwy for three years, for Robert Pecche
[going beyond seas] .
The like for the following : —
Roger de Clifford the younger, for one year.
Peter de Tany, going 4o Ireland for three years.
Ralph de Waddon, going to Ireland with Robert de Ufford, for three
years.
Philip Buroel, going to the islands of Gerese and Gernese on the
king's affairs, for one year.
Geoffrey de Sandiacre, going there in like manner for one year.
Hugh de Reymes, going to Ireland with Robert de Ufford for three
years.
Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for Peter de Castella.
July 24. Precept to all sheriffs to collect the tenth of ecclesiastical revenue
Westniizister. assigned in the general council [of Lyons A.D. 1274] for the aid of the
Holy Land for six years, and the aiTcurs thereof, whenever required to do
80 by G. bishop of Verdun or his collectors, certain of the clergy having
retained the same for two of the aforesaid years, and having been excom-
municated by the executors appointed to collect the same.
July 25. Mandate to William de Monte Ghiugeri, king's clerk, to pay to Luke de
WettminBter. Luka, king's merchant, and his fellows, 1,000 marks delivered to him for
purveying shipping at Bayonne to the use of the king of Castile, which sum
is still in his possession to apply to the king's affairs.
July 25. Grant and acquittance to S[imon], archbishop of Bordeaux, and his
Wettmiiwter. successors, of all the right which the king and his predecessors claim to
have as dukes of Aquitaine in the custody of the temporalities of the arch-
bishopric of Bordeaux during the voidance of the see, but which the dean
and chapter of Bordeaux deny that they have.
Grant to Otto de Grandissono, Stephen de Peneoestre, and Luke de Tany,
seneschal of Gascony, of full powers to treat with Simon, archbishop of
Bordeaux, as to the fruits received by or on behalf of the king of the
temporalities of the archbishopric of Bordeaux during the voidance of the
July 24. Mandate to Luke de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay to
Westminster. Robert de Wfford, justiciary of Ireland, to whom the king has assigned
1 ,000 marks for furtliering the king's business there, and of which the said
Robert has already received 100/. by their hands, the remaining 850 marks
out of the king's money in their hands.
Grant to Robert- Bagot, of the custody during the minority of the heirs»
of the lands extended at 4/. late of Geoffrey de Shardelawe, who held in
chief of the archbishopric of Dublin, void and in the king's hands, on con-
dition that the said 4/. be deducted from the yearly fee whicb^he receives at
the Exchequer of Dublin in his office of king's justice.
July 26. Licence for Thomas de Clare to enfeoff knights and t>thers and their
Westminster, heirs and assigns of part oi the land of Thomond in Ireland, granted by the
140 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276. Membrane 20 — cont.
Jano 6. Acquittance to Master Raymond de Nogeriis, pope's chaplain, for the
WestmiiiBter. pajment to Giles de Audenard, king's clerk, keeper of the Tower of London,
of 4i marks 2ld, of the arrears of the tenth for two years, for the works of
the Tower.
Simple protection, for one year, in Gascony for John^ yicomte of Tartas
(Tartaeen*),
June 6. Whereas Henry III. granted to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, that
Westminster, out of the 10,000 marks, wherein the earl was bound to him for a trespatis,
the earl should pay that sum at the rate of 200 marks a year, the king in
consideration of the earl, at his instance, releasing to Robert, archbishop of
Canterbury, and his succesriors, and to the prior and convent of Christ-
church, Canterbury, and their successors, and the men and tenants of the
fees of both of them, from paying toll in all the markets, towns, lands and
fairs of the earl and his heirs throughout England, has pardoned the earl
1,000 marks of the said* 10,000 marks, so that he pay nothing for the next
five years from Blaster at the Exchequer, and he and his heirs then continue
payments until the residue is paid.
Mandate to Roger de Leycfestre], king's clerk, to deliver to William de
Middelton, king's clerk, appointed, during pleasure, to the custody of tho
rolls and writs of the Bench, all the rolls and writs, as well of the time of
Henry III. as of the king.
June 8. Protection and safe-conduct for Manseronus de Spoleto and Roger de
Westminster. London, envoys of pope Innocent, to Ireland, on the affairs of the church ,
for as long as they are engaged there ; directed to bailiffs and others
of Ireland.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for them.
Grant to Stephen de Monte Ferrandi, to whom the king grants, during
the minority of the heirs, out of the lands late of John de Maundevill,
fenaut in chief, land to the value of 50/. a year, by extent to be made by
Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward, for the maintenance of the said Stephen
on the king's service, of the ploughs and whole stock and other goods in
the lands so assigned to him.
June 8. Grant to the sub-prior and convent of Bilsinton that whereas by the
[Westminster,] chai'ters of John Maunsel, their founder, and the confirmation thereof by
Henry III. which the king has inspected, they have the right to the
custody of their house during voidanoe, and to elect a prior without asking
licence from any person, the late taking into the king's hands of their
house, during voidance, shall not be drawn into a custom, or be to their
prejudice, provided that when they shall elect a prior they shall present him
to the king for tho royal assent to his election, and the mandate to the
archbishop of Canterbury, and that when the prior shall have been
confirmed he shall come to the king with letters testimonial of his confirma-
tion, so that the king may command them to fully restore the temporalities
of the house to him.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consorti in part payment of her debts, of all
that pertains to the king out of the trespasses committed by Aldebrand de
Luka, or his men in his name, in the time of Henry III. and of the king,
in dealing with wools or in exporting wools out of the realm against the
proKibition of Henry III. or in communicating against the said prohibition
with the Flemish merchants or others.
June 9. Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Master Geffrey de Everle, envoy of
Westminster, the king of Castile, returning home.
4 EDWARD I. 147
1276. Membrane 26— cent.
June S, Appointment of Masters William de Corneria, papal chaplain, Adam
Westminster, de Norfoleh, Bonettus de Sancto Qnintino, Peregrine de Landirano and
Master Peter de Orlacho asthe king^s proctors at the court of Philip [III.]
king of France.
•Tune 8. Pardon to Alice, daughter of GeoSrej de Everle, at the instance of
Westminster. Master Geoffrey de Everleye, clerk of the king of Spain, for the death of
Adam de Gillingham, her huttband.
Mandate to the justioiarj of Ireland to give the rojal assent to the
election of an abbot of St. Marj's, Trum, and, when the election shall
have been confirmed bj the diocesan, to take the fealty of the abbot-elect
and to deliver the temporalities of the abbey to him after having received
the customary patent, under the seals of thH abbot and chapter, that the
grace thus granted to them shall not be to the king^s prejudice or be drawn
into a precedent.
Jnne 9. Mandate to the seneschal of Gascony and the constable of the castle of
Westminster. Bordeaux to pay to Master Adam de'Norff[olk], king's clerk, 100/. of
Bordeaux as a gift for the despatch of his own business.
Grant to Master Adam de Norff [oik], constable of the castle of Bor*
deanx, that he shall have his wages in the constableship as other constables
have been want to receive them, so long as he shall remain in it by the
king's command.
Mandate to him to deliver to Lnke de Tany, seneschal of Gascony, by
letters patent sealed with the seal of the court of Gascony, all- the moneys
which he may receive from the issues of the king's lands in Gascony or
elsewhere in those parts in the king's name, for the purpose of expediting
the king's business in those parts.
Jnne 9. Grant to Joseph de Cauncy, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
W^e^tminster. Jenisulem in England, that whereas he acknowledged the receipt on deposit
in his house of ClerkenweU, London, of 2000 marks which Master Raymond
de Nogeriis, papal chaplain and nuncio of the apostolic see, and friar John
de Derlington, of the order of Preachers, caused to be delivered to him hj
the hands of the collectors of the tenth in the dioceses of Chichester and
Winchester under a stipulation to restore it on demand at the New Temple,
London, and whereas the king has received the said sum from the SHid
master and friar for the expediting his own affairs, he and the fraternity
shall receive 2,000 marks out of the tirst moneys taken to the exchequer,
whether it come from the fifteenth, the treasury, or any other source, before
the quinzaine of Michaelmas next.
L( tters for Luke de Tany, going beyond seas, nominating Walter de Tuny
and John Legat his attorneys for one year.
The like for Simon de Hatfeld, going with the said Luke, nominating
Eustace Bacun.
Membranb 19.
June 9. Confirmation to Bobert archbishop of Canterbury of the licence granted, as
Westminster, a writing between the parties testifies, to him, at the king's instance, by
Gregory de Bockele, the mayor, and the other barons of the city of London,
to stop two lanes near his place of Castle-Baynard and the Tower of
Monfychet for the enlargement of the said place, provided he should assign
to them a like way for the commonalty of the city, the archbishop having
now caused to be prepared a better and fitter way, so that neither of the
K 2
158
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1276.
Aug. i.
Windsor.
Aug. 3.
Wibdflor.
Aug. 2.
Windsor.
Aug. 3.
Windsor.
3fembrane 12 — cont.
Protection with clause [volumus]^ for three years for Benedict de UfTonl.
Simple protection, for two years, for John de Wimbcldon, merchant of
Aundour.
Protection with clause [volumus]^ for John GifEard the younger, going to
Ireland with Robert de Ufford.
The like, for three years, for William de Appeltrefeud, going to Ireland.
Pardon to Thomas le Fraunceys for the death of William Achard, as it
appears on good testimony that he killed him when pursuing him with hue
and cry, together with William Temprenoyse, John Brekeston and Robert
Breke^ton, as a thief fleeing from justice.
The like, on like testimony, to the said William Temprenoyse for having
killed him.
Tlie like, on like testimony, to the said John Brekeston for having killed
him.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Ralph de Fryston, prior-general of the
Carmelites, going beyond seas to his general chapter.
Mandate to Elias de Rabayn, constable of Corfe Caslle, to deliver Roger
le Peitevyn, knight, a prisoner in the said castle, to the sheriff of Dorset, to
be conducted by him to the Tower of London.
Aug. 6.
Odiham.
Membrane 11.
Aug. 1. Appointment, during pleasure, of William de Dover, king's chaplain, to
Wiud>or. the custody of the landls of John son of Michael de Cruce, who is non compos^
on condition that the said John be reasonably maintained, and the Mud
William be answerable for the safe custody of his lands.
Appointment of Gregory de Rokesle, Bartholomew de Castello and
RiUph de Broghton to make scrutiny of the chests of the chirographers of
the Jews of London, and to take out the charters which they shall find
acquitted and place them in another che^t by themselves, and to place other
charters in the name of Christians not yet acquitted in a second chest by
themselves, and other charters in which clear debts are found in a third
chest by themselves, the said chests to be sealed with the seals of the said
persons, and to be kept safely until further order.
Protection with clause volumtu^ for two years, for Nicholas de Stafford,
going beyond ^^eas with Edmund, the king's brother.
Letters for him nominating Master Walter de Bathonia his attorney for
two years.
Signification to G. bishop of Worcester, of the royal assent to the
election of John de Ippeleye, late prior of Alincestre, to be abbot.
Aug. 6. Licence for John Bek to enclose and crenellate his manor of Eresby, co.
Odiham. Lincoln.
Jan. [rectius Protection and safe-conduct, until two years after Michaelmas, for John
June] 25. Bnrdun arnl Michael Bardun, and grant that they shall not be distrained for
I^wes. any whereof they are not g jreties or principal debtors.
Aug. 8. Mandate to Master Adam de !N'orff[olk], king's clerk, constable of
Odiham. Botdeaux, to pny to Richard Espek, king*s chaplain, the ten pounds of
Bordeaux, granted to him by letters patent, inspected by the king, and
Aug. 6.
Odiham.
4 EDWARD 1.
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1276.
Aug. 10.
Odiham.
Aug. 16.
Selborne.
Aug. 14.
[Selborne.J
Membrane 1 1— con^.
now broken, dated at Lory in Gtistineys 6 Julj, 2 Edward I. wherein
Master Raymond de Talazun, king's clerk, was commanded to pay him the
said sum, which, however, was not paid.
Pardon to William son of William, Simon de Avingham, Ralph Alip-
haunt, Gilbert Kussel, Bichard Weltetart, Alard de Golkesby, Bobert le
Felter, William de Lenn, William Moryn, Boger de Golkesby, Bichard
Aliphanth, Thomas son of Idonea, Ingeram le Marchannd, William de
Lekebnm, William de Golkesby and Thomas Marherbe, merchants of
Louth, of all trespasses which they were alleged to have committed in
exporting wool and other merchandise to parts beyond seas and in com-
municating as to the same with the Flemings, contrary to the prohibition
of Henry III. and Edward I.
Notification that John de London, king^s clerk, has delivered to the king
a writing between Henry III. and Alfonso king of Castile touching
conventions between them, sealed with a golden bull, which the king has
delivered into the custody of Otto de Grandisono.
Precept to the sheriff of Sussex to remove all the present foresters in the
forest of Harundel, and to deliver the bailiwicks thereof to Bichard de
Hemenhale, to whom the king has committed the custody of the said forest,
so that he may appoint foresters and bailiffs for whom he will answer, and
he himself may attend to the principal keepership and be answerable to the
king therefor until further order.
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for the abbot of West*
minster, gone beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Presentation of Matthew de Wercly ve to the church of Parteneye, in the
diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the abbey.
Grant to Master Nicholas de Tachmon, king's clerk, of the prebend in
the church of Dublin which Auselm Gubyon, deceased, had, in the king's
gift by reason of the voidance of the, archbishopric of Dublin.
Grunt to the master and brethren of the Knights Templars in England .
that they may continue to hold the church of the manor of Bothelegh with
the chapels thereto belonging for pittance for the brethren at Acre, the
manor of Bothelegh with the advowson of the said church and chapels
having been granted to them by Henry HI. in frank almoin, but the king
for divers reasons having a right in the said advowson.
Vacated because otherwise on the schedule attached,
[The schedule is missing].
Mandate to Luke de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay to
Aldebrand Maliigalye and Theobald his brother, merchants of liucca, 300/.,
granted to them by the king for losses sustained by them in his service.
Pardon to Henry Bossel of Grete of his outlawry for a robbery committed
by him against Bichard de Baggingeden at Brumyard.
Sitfe-conduct for certain servants whom William son of Glaye, king's
yeoman, is about to send to Stryvelyn fair to buy horses and other
beasts, and to drive them to the parts of Lindsey.
Precept to the sheriff of Dorset, escheator in that county, to restore the
temporalities of the abbey of Alincestre to John de Ippeleye, elected abbot
thereof.
The like to the sheriffs of Warwick and Gloucester, escheators thereof,
and the tenants of the abbey are commanded to be intendent to him.
160
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276.
Aug. 21.
Ashley.
Aug. 25.
Ljndhunt.
Membrane 11— ccm^.
Simple protectiou, for three years, for Emeric de Rape Gauardi.
Licence for Richard Gabriel, merchant of Winchester, to bring to England
a ship of Flanders called the Katherine^ laden with wax and other
merchandise, which he is afraid to bring because it is a ship of Flanders.
Presentation of Geoffrey le Waleys, chaplain, to the church of Wylingham,
in the diocese of Norwich.
Aug. 25.
Lyndhurst.
Aus. 28.
LynSiiixst.
Aug. 19.
Beanlieu.
Sept. 4.
liyndhnrtt.
Sept. 13.
Boyton.
Sept 14.
Frome.
Sept. 15.
Bath.
Sept. 15.
Bafh.
Mbmbranb 10.
Appointment of William de Brumpton of the custody of the rolls and
writs of the present eyre of justices for common pleas in. the county of
Bedford, and, as the custom is, he is to exercise the office of chief clerk of
the said eyre, and to be answerable for the said writs and rolls with
mandate to Master Roger de Seyton and his fellows to admit him.
Writ de iniendendo to the tenants of Henry de Pinkeny, tenant in chiefi
deceased, for the sheriff of Buckingham for the time being appointed to levy
and collect the money, with the arrears thereof, due to Windsor Castle for
the castle guards thereof out of the tenements and fees late of the said
Henry ; and the sheriff b to be answerable for the same to the constable of
the castle.
Pardon to John Grespyn for the death of John le Wadele and of his
abjuration of the realm for the same, as it appears by inquisition made by
the sheriff and coroners of Southampton that he killed him in self-defenoe. '
Letters for Emeric de Rupe Gauardi and Matilda his wife, going beyond
seas, nominating Bertrand de Goudreyo their attorney for two years.
The like for Guy de Rupe Gauardi and Sibyl his wife, going beyond seas,
nominating the said Bertrand.
Presentation of Master Henry de Bray to the church of Lankaddok in
the diocese of Llandaff, in the king's gift by reason of certain lands late of
Gregory de Gantilupo, deceased, tenant in cldef, being in hia hands.
Simple protection, for three years, for Philip le Armurer, going beyond
seas with Edmund, the king's brother.
On 7 September the chancellor retired from court.
Safe-conduct, until 2 February, for Mary, queen of Scotland, coming on
pilgrimage to Canterbury.
Pardon to Ranulph Shorte, in Ivelcestre gaol for the death of Gilbert de
Sevenhampton, it being testified before Thomas Trevet and William Everard,
appointed to deliver that gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Presentation of Richard le Blund to the church of Fersketh in the diocese
of Cork, in the king's gift by reason of hia custody of the lands and heir
of John de Cogan the younger, deceased, tenant in chief.
Letters for the prior of Bath, nominating Thomas de Aune^ his fellow
monk and Henry de Aune his attorneys in L:eland for three years.
Mandate to Robert de Offord, justiciary of Ireland, to audit the account
of S. bishop of Waterford daring the time he was treasurer of the Exchequer
of Dublin up to Michaelmas next ensuing.
Letters for William de Fenes, gone beyond seas, nominating William
Aumbessa bia attorney for four years.
4 EDWARD I.
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1270.
Sept. 18.
Kejmshun.
Sept. 20.
Bristol.
Sept. 22.
Bristol.
Sept. 22.
Bristol.
96187.
Membrane 10 — eoni.
Simple protection, for three years, for Geoffrey de Neubald, parson of
Bethmor in Ireland.
Presentation of Henry de Len to the prebend of Wroccestre, which
William de Drayton, deceased, had in the church of Coventry and Lichfield,
in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and heir of John son
of Alan de ArnndeU, tenant in chief.
Letters for Adenulphus, provost of St. Omer, canon of St. Paul's,
London, nominating Bartholomew Mathie de Ferentino aiid John
Bartholomei his attorneys for three years.
Mandate to Bichard de Ezonia to cause to be carried to Dublin, to be
placed in the treasury there, his rolls and those of Walrand de Wellerleye,
lately deceased, of all the time while they were justices of the Bench in
Ireland to Henry III. and the king.
Simple protection, for three years, for the prior of Bath.
The like for two years for : —
Bobert de Hampton. *
The abbess and nuns of Bomese.
Letters for Balph de Hadlegh and Agnes his wife and Geoffrey de
Wrockeshale and Joliana his wife, nominating IQicholas de Bosco their
attorney in Ireland for one year.
The like for Henry de Wodestok nominating William do Hulimor in
Ireland for one year.
Protection with clause volumus^ for two years, for Stephen, bishop of
Wttterford.
Mandate to the society of the merchants of Lucca in Ireland to render
their acconnt of the new custom on wool and hides before the treasurer of
Dublin in the Exchequer there, twice a year, for audit there, so that at the
end of the year the treasurer can send a transcript to England.
Mandate to Bobert de Offbrd, justiciary of Ireland, and S. bishop of
Waterford, treasurer of Ireland, to cause a mine of silver discovered in
Ireland to be worked by opening it, putting workmen there, or otherwise to
the king's advantage.
Mandate to the society of merchants of Lucca in Ireland to send to
Dublin all the money which they have with them or are about to receive
from the new custom of wool and hides, to be placed under their seals in
safety where S[tephen] bishop of Waterford, treasurer of Ireland, shall
indicate ; and to deliver the whole or part of the said money to the justiciary
of Ireland and the said treasurer, who need the same for furthering
important business.
Exemption, for two years, at the instance of Master Thomas de Chcdde-
worth, king's clerk^ to William de Hampton, citizen of Dublin, from distraint
for any debt of which he was not surety or principal debtor.
Protection and safe-conduct, for three years, for John Martin, Gilbert
Dymeyn, John Keft, Hervey Attewatre, Patrick le Bus and Boger Dageviil,
and their fellows, sailors of Biistol, who were at the capture of Almaric de
Monteforti.
Safe-conduct to John Becard, Peter de An ley let his groom, Eustace do
Ataumbrun, Hugh de Traham and David his groom, Thomas le Mouner,
Beginald de Mes, Bochard his groom, Theobald le Barber, Henry le Keu,
162
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1276. Membrane 10 — eont.
and Geoffrey de la Cusyne, lately captured in the company of Almaric de
Monteforti, who have abjured the realm, in going to the port of Dover,
whence they have elected to depart.
The like to William de hi Fere, Peter Duuech his groom, William del
Park, Laurence le Bretun, Godechau le Alemaund, John le Barber, Emeric
de Breat^ Hervey de Brest, William de Brest and Ivo de Brest, taken in
the company of the same Almaric, who have abjured the realm, and are
going to Portsmouth to depart the realm.
Sept. 22.
Bristol.
MSMBRANS 9.
Mandate to the constable of Bordeaux castle to pay to the attorney of
Isbcrius de Balania, merchant, 115 marks sterling lent by him to the king,
unless the same has been already paid.
Inspeximtu of a concord made before Edward firstborn of Henry III. dated
at London, 5 August 1269, between Sir John de lusula, knight, of the one
part, and Odo de Bota and Gerald his brother of the other part, touching
the will of Agnes, sometime lady of Villa Lata, whereby the latter promises,
in discharge of all claim of the said John in her estate, to pay him 50 marks
of silver in the castle of Bordeaux at the Purification following, 100/-
sterling at All Saints following, and 50 marks at the Purification following,
and likewise every year until what is due to him by the said will is paid, on
pain of distraint by the seneschal of Ghiscony and the constable of Bordeaux,
which the king is willing to enforce.
Simple protection, for three years, for the master and brethren of the
house of St. Mark, Bristol.
Prohibition to all persons from molesting or oppressing the abbey of
Bildewas, contrary to the statute of Westminster [the First].
Mandate to the constable of Boger de Clifford of the castle of Erdeslegh,
or his sub-constable, or his bailiffs, and to all persons in the said castle, to
deliver the castle to John de Geyton, sent by the king to take it into the
king's hands and to safely keep it ; and mandate to the said persons to leave
it without delay.
" Letters for the abbot of Westminster, going beyond seas on the king's
embassage, nominating Peter de Brauntefeld and John de London, parson
of the church of Greneford, his attorneys until Easter.
Batification of a demise, for two years, about to be made by William
Espcs, king's Serjeant, of a rent of 100 shillings of money of Morlaas in
Bazados, which he holds of the king for life.
Presentation of Balph de Watervill to the church of Alfescote, in the
diocese of Lincoln.
Grant to Master Kobert, the king's baker, of what appertains to the king
of the marriage of Mabel late the wife of William Level, deceased, tenant
in chief, or the fine if she make any therefor, or the forfeiture if she marry
without licence.
Writ de iniendendo to the bailiffs and good men of Oxford for Nicholas
de Kingeston, mayor of Oxford, whose fealty the king has taken.
Oct. 12. Simple protection, for seven years, for the master, brethren and sisters of
Westminster, the hospital of St. John the Baptist, Walingford.
Sept. 27.
Gloucester.
Sept. 23.
Bristol.
Sept. 29.
Worcester.
Sept. 29.
Worcester.
Oct. 2.
£yesham.
Oct. 4.
Woodstock.
4 EDWARD I. 163
1276. Membrane 9 — cont,
Jul J 23. Discharge of William de Middelton, king's clerk, who is engaged in the
Westminster, office of the custody of the rolls before the j ustices of the Bench, from the
levying of the arrears of the tallage on the Jews or of the twentieth.
Mandate to William de Monte Gaugeri, king's clerk, to collate a fit
person to the chapelrj in the church of St. Marj in the castle of Oleron, as
soon as Hugh Petri, king's clerk, who was collated thereto by the king,
shall have resigned, as he proposes, and to induct him thereto.
Oct. 15. Grant to Master Thomas de Cheddeworth of the prebend which Master
Westminster. Peter Audoeni, deceased, held in the church of Kildare.
Mandate to John de Gejton to deliver the castle of ErdesW to Nicholas
S if re wast, attorney of Roger de Clifford in England, the king having
pardoned the said Boger of the trespass done by his bailiffs of the said castle
in throwing back the king's writ, which they had received, in the face of
the bearer, and threatening him with peril of life unless he quickly went
out of the said castle, for which trespass the said castle was seized into the
king's hands, and the custody thereof committed to the said John.
Oct. 15. Acquittance to Master Raymond de Nogeriis, pope's chaplain, of 60/.
Westminster, sterling paid by him to Giles de Audenardo, king's clerk, keeper of tho
Tower of Loudon, of the arrears of the tenth in the diocese of Coventry and
Lichfield, granted to the king for two years ; also of 45/. l^r. 6d, of tho
arrears of the said tenth collected by him for the said works.
Oct. 17. Pardon to Roger son of Roger le Marchaund, of Watford, of his ontlawry
Westminster, in the county of Middlesex for a robbery in the time of Henry III.
Oct. 18. Grant to Gregory de Rockele of the marriage of Hamo son and heir of
W^jstminster. William Bek, tenant in chief.
Grant to Master Hugh de Vienne, king's <:lerk, of the prebend which
Master George, pope's notary, had in the church of Dublin, in the king's
gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot and convent of Ceme.
Letters for the abbot of Bee Hellouin nominating Robert de Lyoun, his
monk, as his attorney.
Presentation of Master Ralph de Lullington to the church of Bekynton,
in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason of his custody
of the land and heir of Philip de Derley, teiiant in chief.
Membrane 8.
Oct. 12. Commission to William de Saham and Walter de Wimburn to take an
Westminster, inquisition upon which the abbot of Hyde, Winchester, and the prior of
Bermondsey have put themselves before the king, touching a certain
trespass.
Membrane 6.
[Oct.|] 20. Protection and safe-conduct, until 'Whitsunday, for the merchants of
Westmmster. Bniges, in Flanders, in coming to England with their goods and merchan-
dise, trading with the same, staying, and returning to their own country.
The like for the merchants of ; —
Ypres in Flanders.
Douai in Flanders.
Ghent in Flanders,
L 2
164 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276, Membrane 6 — cont.
Oct. 22. Mandate to Luke de Luka,. and hiR fellows, merchants of Lucca, to paj
Westminster, to John de Bohun 330 marks, in satisfaction of ftOO marks in which the
king is bound to him for the release of the office of the king's chapel and
spigornels.
Oct. 21. Pardon to Robert de Meysy of his outlawry in the county of Sussex for
Westmiaster. mahem, robbery, and breach of the peace of Henry III.
William de la Bataille, at whose prosecution the said Robert was appealed,
has remitted his appeal, as appears by the record of the sheriff and coroners.
Oct. 22. Discharge of W. bishop of Exeter from paying his contingent of the
Westminster, fifteenth on his own goods.
Acquittance to R. bishop of Norwich of his contingent, which he has
paid.
Discharge of N. bishop of Winchester from paying his contingent of the
fifteenth on his own goods.
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for John de Rede, clerk,
going to the court of Rome.
Oct. 24. Letters for him, nominating Laurence de Rede and Robert de Lillesheye
Westminster, his attorneys until Michaelmas.
Simple protection, for one year, for Alice late the wife of John Gylot.
The like for Henry de Malo Lacu.
Grant to Walter de Pedewordyn of the custody, during the minority of
the heirs, of the lands late of Henry de Longo Campo, tenant in chief.
Oct. 27. Exemption to Simon Batayll, at the instance of Eleanor the king's
Westminster, mother, from serving on assizes, juries," or recognitions, or as sheriff,
coroner, forester, verderer, agister, regarder, or other bailiff of the king
against his will.
Oct. 28. JiCtters for Thomas de Welaund, nominating Michael de Boyton and
Westminster. William de London his attorneys in Ireland for three years.
Oct. 29. Signification to the archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to
Westminster, the election of John de Romenale, canon of Ledes, to be prior of Bilsinton.
Oct. 29. Protection with clause rogamus, for five years, for brothers William de
Westminster. Welles, Robert de Barton, William de Lamberhirst, and Walter de Craun-
ford, of the house of Moddyndenne of the Trinitarian order.
Oct. 27. Letters for the abbot of Crestain, nominating Reginald Karvel, his monk,
Westminster. William de Torring, clerk, and William de Wilmenton, parson of the church
of Grafton, his attorneys for three years.
May 10. The like for Theobald de Verdun, going to Ireland, nominating Ellas de
Wesi minster. Oddcston and Ralph de Burgo, until two years after Michaelmas.
Oct. 29. Precept to the sberiflPs of the counties of York, Westmoreland, Cumber-
Westminster, land, and Lancaster to distrain, when necessary, for a yearly trave of com
from each plough ploughing in the said counties, granted by the king's pre-
decessors for the support of the roaster, brethren, and poor of the hospital
of St. Leonard, York.
Oct. 27. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by the sheriff of York,
Westminster, for the Austin Friars of Tikehill to enclose a way without the town on the
north of their church between their place and the land of William Clarell to
the amount of a quarter of an acre of land, provided that out of the adjacent
land of the said William another way be first made of equal size.
Oct. 30. Pardon to Roger Loveday of all trespasses during the late perturbation
Westminster, of the realm up to the day or the king's coronation.
4 EDWARD I. 166
1276. Membrane 6 — cont.
Oct. 29. Confirmation of the dower which Edmund the king's brother made to
Westminster. Blanche, queen of Navarre, his consort, of a third of all the lands which
he holds as well bj grant of Henry III. as of others, and of his contingent
of the lands of Robert de Ferariis, earl of Derby, and the ransom thereof.
Oct. 28. Pardon to Ralph le Sour, in Newgate gaol for the death of William le
Westminster. Pevre of Hakeneye, on testimonj before the king by Walter de Helyun and
Thomas de Weylauod, justices appointed to deliver that gaol, that he killed
him in self-defence.
Nov. 2. Simple protection, for one year, for Ralph de Septem Fontibus, going
Westminster, beyond seas.
The like for the keeper and converts of the House [of Converts] without
London.
Nov. 1. Grant that although the earls, barons and other magnates and the corn-
Westminster, monulty of the realm have granted a fifteenth of all their goods, and
R. archbishop of Canterbury and his suffragans, by reason of the king's
urgent afiairs, granted of their own will a subsidy on their goods, the same
shall not be taken as a precedent nor drawn into a custom.
Nov. 2. Pardon to Hubin de Sancto Martino and Philip de Yersay, merchants of
Westminster. Hu, of all trespasses committed by them in having communication with
Flanders and expoiting wool to parts beyond seas contrary to the pro-
hibition of Henry III. and Edward I. and licence for them to make stay in
England and trade. By J. de Lovetot.
The Hke to John Dokers and John Ylcart, merchants of Hn,
By J. de Lovetot.
Mbmbranh 5.
Nov. 1. Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds, for a fine of 100/. that
Westminster, they and their tenants be quit of the fifteenth contingent upon their tem-
poralities and moveables within that town ; on condition that the tenants
contribute to the said fine in such manner that the rich be not unduly spared
nor the poor buithened.
Jan. 25. Letters for the abbot of Glastonbury, nominating brother William de
Winchester. Luckumbe and Henry de Givlton his attorneys for three years.
Nov. 2. Writ de intendendo directed to tenants of the liberty of Donestaple of
Westminster, the prior and convent of Donestaple and others within that liber^, for
Roger Loveday, Geoffrey de Leukenore, and Geoffrey de Neubald,
appointed, according to the custom of the realm, to hold common pleas,
as well assizes as other common pleas within that liberty.
Protection with clause volumusy for one year, for Robert de Haverington,
gone beyond seas.
Letters for Iiim, nominating Patrick de Haverington and Michael de
Haverington his attorneys for one year.
Nov. 6. The like for Margery wife of Theobald de Yerdun, nominating John
Westminster. Stubbe and John Pikerel until a yeai* after Martinmas.
Nov. 5. Mandate to Guncelin de Badelesmere, justice of Chester, upon an inquisi-
Westminster. tion ad qttod damnum lately made by him, to permit the Friars Preachers of
the city of Chester to make a conduit through the king's land near the river
Dee without the city from a spring near the gallows without the city to
their house, and to open and pierce and re-clase the said land, the city wall,
and the highways where necessary.
IGG CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J 276. Membrane 6 — cont,
Nov. 6. Acquittance to Bartbolomew de Castello of 18/. paid by him to Roger
Westminster, de LancRfitre and Philippa his wife, out of the arrears of the farm of
certain lands in Esthammes (which the said Bartholomew took to farm of
the king by the hands of John de London, then escheator this side Trent,
after the death of Avelina, sometime wife of Edmund the king's brother),
in part payment of 60/. in which the king is bound to the said Roger and
Philippa, for the vesture of 60 acres of wood within the park of Langley,
which fell to them in purparty pertaining to her out of the inheritance late
of Richard de Munfychet, long since deceased, who held of the king in
chief.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled,
Nov. 8. Pardon to John de Walemund for the death of Richard le TaiUur of
Westminster. Heremodeswurth, or other trespasses by reason of that death.
Nov. 28. Appointment of Walter de Stoke to the custody of the house of Syning-
Westminster. thueyt, of the Cistercian order, on account pf the grave dissensions which
have arisen therein, whereby the possessii^ns of the said house are exposed
to destruction and dilapidation, and the nuns are to have their maintenance
60 that the worship of God and the bestowing of alms be kept up.
The like of Master Henry de Bray, king's clerk, to the custody of the
abbey of Lantoney in Wales, in debt.
Nov. 8. Grant to Walter de Burges of the custody, during the minority of the
Westminster, heir, of the land and heir of Philip Marmyun, tenant in chief.
Grani; to Roger le By god, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England,
that the manors of Haneworth and Suthfeld, co. Norfolk, and of Saham and
Eenct, CO. Cambridge, delivered by him to the king for certain debts, and
which the king has committed to Master Geoffrey de Haspal, king's clerk,
shall revert to the said earl and his heirs when the said debts have been
satisiied by the said Geoffrey out of the issues of the said manors*
Precept to the sheriffs of York, Westmoreland, Cumberland, and Lan-
caster to distrain, when necessary, for a trave of corn from each plough
ploughing in the said counties, granted by the king^s predecessors for the
support of the master, brethren, and poor of the hospital of St. Leonard,
York.
Nov. 8. Pardon to brother John de Walemond, keeper of the manors of Her-
Westminster. modesworth and Tyngewyk, for the death of Richard le Taylliour at
Herm odes worth, and grant that neither he nor the abbot of St. Catherine
du Mont, Rouen, be molested by reason of that death, the king having, for
a fine of 20/. giranted to the abbot the goods of the abbot on those manors
and elsewhere, which he had taken into his hands by reason of the said
death, and having commanded Richard de Holebrok, the king*s steward, to
restore them, in whosesoever hands they might be.
Nov. 12. Grant to Roger le Bigot, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, that
Westminster, the manors of Haneworth and Sutlifeld, co. Norfolk, and of Kenet and
Sabam, co. Cambridge, shall revert to him, when a debt of 943/. 2#. 6i</.,
in which the said earl was bound to the king, and for payment of which
the said manors were delivered by him to the king, shall have been satisfied
out of the issues of the said manors.
Signification that a view having been made of the account of Master Ray-
mond de Nolmeriis of the iKsues of the castle of Tickhill and manor of Gringley
from 12 November, 3 Edward I. incipiente to Michaelmas, 4 Edward I.
both days included, he has answered for 890/. 9«. Z^d, of the issues of
the aforesaid c^ustle for necessary expenses during the aforesaid time, and
4 BDWARD I. 167
1276, Membrane 5 — cont,
for 102/. 3«. 8c7. of the issues of the manor of Gringlej for the same time,
and for 119/. 17«. of Roger Lestrange from the farm of the Peak, and for
140/. 1S«. 4</. hy sale of the ward of Sadely [or Sadebj], and for 47/. Ss, 2d.
from certain foreign receipts, out of which ho has paid to Eleanor, the king's
mother, William de Gimery, and others 533/. 16«. !(/., and to the treasurer
of the New Temple, London, 79/. 17^., and to the said treasurer 49/. 5«. 2^</.,
and he seeks allowance for 147/. \0s. 2d. for his expenses in keeping the
aforesaid castle and manor, and for his stay at London and elsewhere for
urgent business touching his bailiwick, and for certain other foreign
expenses during the abovesaid time.
Nov. 13. Protection, with clause voiumus, for one year, for [Walter de Wiveton ?]|
Westmioster. going beyond seas.
Not. 14. Mandate to the vice-dean and chapter of the king's chapel of St. Mary,
WestmiuHter. BEastings, to convert to the support of the said chapel and its ornaments the
voidances of prebends and other things (anciently ordained by the founders
for that purpose), by the view of Iterus Bochard^ clerk, their fellow-canon,
or his assign.
MSMBRANB 4.
Nov. 4. Commission to Balph de Hengham to inquire touching the persons who
Westminster, entered, together with Henry de Aldithelegh, the manor of Blore, which
Master Richard de Clifford, while he was escheator this side Trent, had
seized into the king's hands by reason of the death of James de Aldithlegh
the younger, and carried away the king's goods and chattels found therein
to the value of 100/.
Membrane 3.
Nov. 12. Pardon to the citizens of Canterbury, for a fine of 20/. of a trespass,
Westminster, lately committed in the said town, for which the town and the liberty
thereof were seized into the king's hands, and restitution of the town with
* the said liberty to the citizens.
Licence for the bailiffs and men of Southampton to assess upon the com-
monalty thereof a sum of money sufficient to discharge certain debts in
which the said commonalty is bound to the Exchequer, to be levied by them-
selves upon their own goods and merchandise.
Nov. 13. Mandate to Luke de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay
Westminster, to the following persons 2314/. 6*. lOrf., to wit, to —
Edmund the king's brother, 833/. 6«. 8</. being part of 1700 marks,
arrears of 2600 marks granted to him by Henry III. in aid of his
pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
Hugelin de Euuichio and Loterus Bonawyd and their fellows, mer-
chants of Florence, 500 marks in discliarge of all debts of the king
to them.
Master Robert de Bevorlaco, keeper of the works at Westminster,
202/. 19«. 9</. to wit 48«. \0\d. paid by him for works on the king's
mews to divers workmen for their wages from Sunday after 3 May,
4 Edward I., to Sunday, All Saints' day following; 9/. XOs. b\d.
for timber, cord, canvas, laths and nails, bought for those works ;
135/. 6«. 6c/. for divers purchases for the works in the palace there
from Monday af^er 30 November, 4 Edward L to Sunday, All
. Saints' Day following; ^L I3f. IXd, wages of masons and other
workmen on the same.
168 OALENDAK OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276. Membrane 3 — conL
The abbess of Fontevradt 82/. lOs, 4d.y for Easter and Michaelmas
terms yearlj fee which she receives at the Exchequer.
Elias de Babajn, constable of Corfe castle, 20 marks for the present
jear, granted to him for the custody thereof.
Anthony Bek, constable of the Tower of London, 60L for Michaelmas
term, 4 Edward I. of the 100/. yearly which he receives for the
custody thereof.
Philip de Wileby 10 marks for the scmtiny of the chirographer's chest
of the Jews of L[on]don, and for a scrutiny of writings in the abbey
of Thometon in Uoldernesse.
Master Ralph de Fremyngham, one of the justices of the Bench, 10/. in
aid of his expenses.
Peter de Gyzors, 82/. for wines and other necessaries taken from him to
the king's use.
Nutus de Florencia 70 marks delivered for the king to John de Bonn
in part payment of a debt of the king to him.
Hamo Hauteyn and Robert de Ludeham, justices appointed for the
custody of the Jews, 20/., to wit, 10/. each, in aid of their expenses.
Eleanor, the king's mother, 442/. ISs. IGd. for divers old debts to her.
Gilbert atte Puye 10 marks for the release of l\d. daily, which he
used to receive at the Exchequer of Henry III.
Anthony Bek, constable of the Tower of London, 50/. of his yearly
100/. for Easter term.
Elias de Rabayn, constable of Corfe castle, 20 marks for the 20 marks
which he receives of the farm of Briteport for Michaelmas term,
2 Edward I. for the custody of the said castle, and which the bailiffs
of Briteport have, it is said, paid at the Exchequer.
Robert le Balle, citizen of Winchester, 20/. for a loan to the king,
48 Henry IIL
Gregory de Rockesle, chamberlain of London, 18/. lis. 3d. for 18 tuns
of wine of the right prise taken by him and delivered to the con-
stable of the Tower of London, and for boats for the same to the
Tower.
The said Gregory and Poncius de Mora, chamberlains of London, 30/.
for 30 tuns of wine of the right prise, and 60^. for carriage of the
same from Sandwich to London.
William le Gardiner 20*. for which he released to the king 51*. Qd,
arrears of wages.
Christiana late the wife of Peter le Flecher, 20*. for which she
released 60*. 5c/. arrears of wages.
W. archbishop of York, late keeper of the Tower of London, 50/., for
Michaelmas term, 1 Edwai-d I. of the 100/. yearly he used to
receive —
for all of which sums of money they hnd writs of Liberate at the
Exchequer, which they have surrendered to be cancelled on the roll of the
chancery.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill, steward beyond Trent, to make per-
ambulacions of the forest where expedient, in his bailiwick, as divers men
have woods (netnora) in the king's forests contiguous to the king's woods,
the mete«) and bounds between which are not known.
Nov. 13. Ratification of a demise by Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward, to Henry
[Westminster.] de Wodestok, king's clerk, parson of the church of Wotton, of the town of
Hordle, member of the king's manor of Wodestok, for ten yeara from
Michaelmas, 4 Edward I. at a rent to the bailiff of Wodestok of
8/. 13*. 4rf.
4 EDWARD I. 109
1276. Membrane 3 — conL
Power to Thomas de Normnnvill, steward beyond Trent, to let to
farm to the king's men of Bamburg and Carlisle, and other places in his
bailiwick, tlieir castums and services at a farm bejond which in times past
the J were accustomed to be worth.
Nov. 20 [or 15]. Mandate to Guncelin de Badelesmere, justice of Chester, to deliver to
Wettmiiister. William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick and captain of the king's munition
in the county of Chester, the king's houses within the foreign bailej of the
castle of Chester, which the king has granted to him to inhabit with his
goods and household, and to make purveyances in during pleasure.
Nov. 15. Appointment of Isabella de Mortuo Mari, late the wife of John son of
WeEtminBter. Alan, tenant in chief of Henry III. to the custody during pleasure of the
lands in Westden and Chnrleton in the hundred of Shengleton, and of a
moiety of the hundred of Stocbrugg late of the said John, at a rent by the
bands of the sheriff of Sussex of 28/. Hs, 2d.f their extent as found by
inquisition made by the sheriff of Sussex, escheator in that county, and
grant that if the king afterwards desire to take them out of her hand, he will
not do 80 until he have restored to her her costs about their cultivation and
improvement.
Grant to William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, to whom Henry III.
gave licence to pay the debts he owed him at the rate of 10/. a year (which
grace the king accepts), that, in case the earl die before fully paying, the
king will not take the earl's goods into hib hands, but permit the earl's
executors to have the administration of his goods, and will betake himself
for the residue of the said debts to his heirs.
Bequest to the mayor and baili&i of Wytsaund to permit Nutus de
Florencia, king's mercliant, who has bought 20 horses for the king, to bring
them and their keepers across when they come to the said port.
Nov. 17. Mandate to Luke de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, in con-
Westmiiutcr. sideration of the estate of John Bardun, merchant, and of the courtesy of
himself and his fellows, merchants of Ypres, to Henry III., at the time of
the perturbation of the realm, in making him a loan, although the king has
no intention of paying his father's debts, to pay the said John 1000/., for
which he has released all the debts wherein the king's father was bound to
him and his fellows.
Safe conduct, until Easter, for Master Geoffrey de Everle, king's clerk,
whom the king is sending to Gascony.
Grant to Master Simon de Beauveys, king's serjeant and surgeon, of the
custody during the minority of the heirs, of land to the value of 40/., in
Wedon, co. Northampton, kte of Henry de Pinkeny, tenant in chief ; the
excess above that value, if any» to remain to the king, and the deficit, if any,
to be made up to him in other custodies by the steward of the king's
desmenes in that county.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Power to Balph de Tony to receive into the king's peace the Welsh of
the said Ralph's land of Elveyn, adherents of LleweUin son of Griffith, who
wish to come in.
Nov. 16. Pardon to Beginald son of Magga de Gaham of divers robberies and of
Westmintter. his outlawry therefor, as it appears by inquisition made by William de
Meinill and Walter de Stirchesleg, that half a year before he was indicted
thereof before the justices last in eyre in the county of Nottingham and
when the outlawry was published against him, he was in the Holy Land,
and that he is not guilty of the said robberies.
170 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1276. Membrane 3 — coni.
Grant to Master Simon de Beauvejfl, king's serjeant and sargeon, of the
custody during the minoritj of the heirs of land to the value of 40/. a jear,
in Wedon, co. Northampton, late of Henry de Pynkenj, tenant in chief,
with all ploughs and crops therein, as • well in barns as without, with the
same clause as above as to the excess or defect, if any, above the stated
value.
Nov. 16. Licence for Henry Worreys of Sandwich to sell, bequeath, or assign to
Westminster, whomsoever and whensoever he will, all lands, rents, and possessions which
he has within the town of Sandwich or without.
Grant to Bobert Charles — who sold all his land, and lately went with the
king to the Holy Land on his pilgrimage, when, at the king's instance,
Heury III. promised him by letters patent out of the first escheats, wards,
and marriages as much as could be sold for 400 marks — in consideration of
his surrendering the said letters and quit claiming the king of the said sum,
of land to the value of 40/. yearly out of custodies, for sixteen years, to hold
to him and his assigns, and grant that Bichard de Holebrok, steward of
certain of the king's demesnes this side Trent, provide him immediately with
land to that value in Norfolk and Suffolk, or elsewhere in his bailiwick, and
the said steward or his successor is, in case of such custodies falling out by
the majority of the heirs, to provide him, without awaiting a further man-
date, with others before they are taken out of his hands.
Mandate to Master Geoffrey de Haspale to restore to Roger le Bigot, earl
of Norfolk and marshal of England, to whom the king has granted that he
may pay his debts at the Exchequer at the rat« of 100/. yearly during
pleasure, the lands which the earl handed over to the said Geoffrey by the
king's order for the said debts.
Mbmbranb 2.
Nov. 16. Grant to Adam de Monte Alto, out of the king's custodies, of the custody
Westminster, of land to the value of 100/. a year for eleven, twelve, or thirteen years;
Richard de Holebrok, steward of certain demesnes this side Trent, to
provide half out of his bailiwick, and Thomas de Norman vill the rest out of
his bailiwick, and if the lands so provided cannot remain in the hands of the
said Adam during the aforesaid time owing to the termination of the minority
of the heirs thereof, other like lands are to be provided before the said lands
go from the said Adam, to be held by him to the end of the aforesaid term.
Protection for ^\q years for the monks of the abbey of Kirkestall, which
is in debt, and is committed to the custody of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln,
until further order.
Simple protection for one year for the abbot and convent of Cumber-
mare.
Nov. 18. Mandate in pursuance to William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick,
Westminster, captain of the munition in the county of Chester, and to all bailiffs to
protect them.
Nov. 17. Letters for Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, going to
Westminster, the march on the king's affairs, nominating Hugh de Castello and JEIenry de
Enefeld his attorneys for one year.
Nov. 27. Acknowledgment of the receipt by R. bishop of Bath and Well?, at the
Westminster. New Temple, London, from Warin, the treasurer of that place, of
4 EDWARD I. 171
1276. Membrane 2 — coni.
69/. Vis, 7d. which Roger Lestrange and Master Rajmond de Nolmeriia
deposited there of the moneys of Constance late the wife of Henry de
Alemannia.
Vacated because cancelled and otherwise in the Patent Roll of the fifth
year.
Power to Bartholomew de Suthley to receive and keep the son and heir
. of William de Arderne, lately deceased, tenant in chief, as he is instructed
by word of mouth.
Nov. 20. Appointment daring pleasure of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to the
Westminster, custody of the abbey of Kirkestall, which is in debt, and it is to remain
under the king^s protection for five }ears.
The like to the following :«-
The prior and ccmvent of Ilelagh Park, committed to Walter de
Stokes.
The master and brethren of the hospital of St. Leonard, York, com-
mitted to Thomas de Normanvill, king's steward.
Nov. 18. Mandate to Ralph de Henghapi and his fellows, justices appointed to
Westminster, hold the king's pleas, to deliver to William de Brumpton, king's cleric, the
rolls of pleas before the king with the writs, the king having appointed him
to the custody thereof during pleasure.
Protection with clause volumusy until Michaelmas, for the abbot of
Westminster, going beyond seas as the king's envoy.
The like, for one year, for Richard de Afton, going to Ireland.
The like, for one year, for Thomas de Clare.
The like, until Michaelmas, for Ralph de Tony, going to the March on
the king's affairs.
Nov. 16. Writ of aid, directed to all persons of the counties of Salop, Stafford, and
Westminster. Hereford, and to those having lands without the metes of counties in the
adjoining parts, in favour of Roger de Mortuo Mari, appointed captain in
those parts, against Llewellin son of Griffith and his accomplices.
The like for William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, appointed captain
in the counties of Chester and Lancaster.
Safe-conduct for Benevenutus de Bolonia and John le Graunt, merchants,
bringing to England thirty horses which Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln,
bought beyond seas.
Power to William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, captain for the
munition in the county of Chester, to receive into the king's peace what-
soever Welsh adherents of Llewellin son of Griffith^ the king's rebel, are
willing to come in.
Kov. 16. Writ de intendendo^ directed to the sheriffs of Lincoln, Leicester,
Westminster. Warwick, Northampton, Rutland, Cambridge, Hunts, Bucks, Beds,
Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Heits and Middlesex, in favour of Richard de
Holebrok, king's steward, appointed, during pleasure, to attend to those
tilings which pertain to the office of the escheatry in those counties.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for John de Cleppyng, merchant of Lubek,
trading in the realm.
Protection, until Michaelmas, for Roger Lestrange, going on the king^s
special affairs to the march.
Safe conduct, until Easter, for Donelinus, merchant of Florence, and his
men, whom Roger de Mortuo Mari is sending to France to bring twelve
destriers for the present Welsh war.
172 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1276, Membrane 2^cont.
Mandate to the persons appointed to pay the kingf s debts to paj to Adam
de Sancto Albano 69 marks as soon as thej are able, as it appears by
inquisition made by Ralph de Sandwico that he was not against the king
either in the battle of Evesham or elsewhere, and that he lent that sum at
that time to the king's nse to Anthony Bek, king's clerk, as the latter has
acknowledged before the king.
Letters for Walter de Wygeton, going beyond seas, nominating Hngh
de Lincoln his attorney for one year.
The like for Matilda, wife of William de Oonevill, gone beyond seas,
nominating William de Gonevili her attorney for three [years].
Nov, 16. Request to the tenants of Wilton abbey, which has fallen into debt, to
WestmioBter. contribute a competent aid for its relief.
Mandate to the abbot and convent of Stratford to pay to Master Simon de
Beauveys, king's ser jeant and surgeon, the 10/. of rent surrendered and quit
claimed to the king by Ralph de Wodeburg and granted to the said Simon
and his heirs, the said 10/. a year to be allowed to the said abbot and
convent out of their farm of Hammes and Subyry.
Membrane 1.
Nov. 16. Mandate to the barons of the Exchequer to levy, if necessary, the said
[Westminster.] 10/., and pay the same to the said Master Simon, and to give the said
abbot a due acquittance therefor.
Nov. 18. Mandate to Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, not to exact or allow
Westminster, to be exacted more than half a mark for each sack of wool for the new
custom of wool in Ireland, certain merchants of Ireland having shown to
the king that the collectors of the said custom, because the sacks of the
parts of Ireland are heavier than the sacks of the parts of England, exact
from the said merchants IQs, a sack, while for the sacks of English wool
which, though of less weight, are of equal value, half a nuirk a sack only is
exacted.
Presentation of John de Basingg to the church of Chelmedesdon, in
the diocese of Norwich.
[ Vacated because on the Patent Roll of the fifth year,']
Safe conduct, until Easter, for John Garsie, king's clerk, going on the
king's affairs to Spain.
Acknowledgment of the receipt by the hands of Luke de Luka and his
fellows, mei*chants of Lucca, from William, abbot of Ramese, and Hugh de
Stapelibrd, sheriff of Buckingham and Bedford, of 1,127/. 6f. 8^. of the
fifteenth in those counties.
Precept to the bailiffs and good men of Bristol not to presume to buy or
sell grain for the futm'e by any measure except the quarter of London, or
by can tie, within the town of Bristol or without.
Mandate to the constable of Bristol to cause a public proclamaticn to be
made accordingly.
Simple protection for Richard de Hereford.
.^^K Mbmbranb ZM.
Nov. 23. Commission to John de Luvetot to enquire touching Christians of the
Tower of county of Norfolk acting like Jews (jtidaizantes) in lending money and
London. other goods to indigent Christian?, in. taking money after the return
thereof, and detaining the pledges.
4 EDWABD I.
173
1275.
Nov. 25;
Tower of
London.
Membrane 86J — cont.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Nevill^ Gufchard de
Gharrun, and William de Northburgh3<<^i^ulp^ [^^ Dacre] and Alexander de
Kirketon, toaching the trespass committed hj certain persons of the com-
monalty of the city of York in threatening the servants of the archbishop of
York, who were attempting as courteously as possible to free certain boys
who had been confirmed by him in the church of the Friars Preachers of
York from the pressure oi the crowd which endangered their lives^ and in
following the arohbishop and his household on their departure from the
city, and beating and wounding his clerks.
Commission to Ralph de Sandwico to enquire in the county of Hereford
whether Adam de Sancto Albano, in the time of the late disturbance, was
against the king in the battle of Evesham or elsewhere, and, if S0| of whose
household he was.
Nov. 25.
Tower of
London.
1276.
Jan. 17.
Winchester.
1275.
Nov. 12.
WestminBter.
Dec. 8.
Windsor.
Mbmbrans 35d.
The like to Robert de Nevill, Guichard de Charron, William de North
burgh, Ranulph de Dacre and Alexander de Kirketon, touching the trespass
committed by persons unknown in entering by night the house of Master
Peter de Clif [ford ?] in York, and beating, wounding, and ill-treating him
and carrying away his goods.
Commission to Master Henry de Bray and the verderers of that forest
to enquire who made and by whose authority the waste and destruction
alleged to have been made in the wood of Waleshales, which is within the
metes of the king's forest of Cannok, and to take the said wood, if such
waste and destruction shall have been made, into the king's hands according
to the assize of the forest.
The like to Master R. de Freningham to enquire into the trespass com-
mitted by persons unknown in burning the church and houses of the
Carmelite friars at Lesseham, near Newenden, and the sheriffs of Sussex
and Kent are to provide a jury.
Commission to Jolin de Lovetot, to enquire as to the yearly value of
the tolls of the men and tenants of R[obert], archbishop of Canterbury, '
and of their men and tenaots, and of all other persons dwelling in the lands
of the archbishop going to any markets or fairs of J[ohn] de Warenna,
earl of Surrey, within the realm and tradiug therein, and as to the yearly
value of the like tolls of the men and tenants of the prior and convent of
Christ Church, Canterbury, and to return the inquisition by Hilary ; and
the sheriffs of Surrey, Sussex, Buckingham, Essex, Norfolk, Lincoln, and
York, in the bailiwicks whereof the archbishop and prior and convent
have lands, are to provide juries.
The like to Richard de Holebrok, Thomas de Weyland, or Robert
son of John, or John de Methingham, as to the tolls of the men and
tenants of the said archbishop and of the said prior and convent, in the
fairs or markets of the said earl of Lewes, Sefford and Cokefeld, co. Sussex,
Dorking, Guildford and South wark, co. Surrey, Weng, co. Buckingham,
Rothing, CO. Essex, Theford, Castelacre, Brandon-ferfry] and Trunk,
CO. Norfolk, Stanford and Graham, co. Lincoln, Wakeneld and Byrton,
CO. York.
Membranb 34J.
Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland to cause William de Salinis, king's
clerk, to enjoy, in all things which his predecessors have been used to
174 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1275. Membrane Sid — cont,
enjoy, possession of the archdeaconrj of Dublin. Upon the death of
Master William de Northfeld, sometime archdeacon, when the arch*
deaconrj was in the king's gift bj reason of the voidance of the arch-
bishopric of Dublin, the king gave it to the said William, with the usual
mandate to the dean and chapter of St Patrick's, Dublin, to assign him a
stall in the choir and a place in the chapter. But the prior and convent of
Holy Trinity, Dublin, asserted tliat this mandate was to their prejudice, as
the archdeacons of Dublin were accustomed during voidances of the arch-
bishopric to be presented to them and to receive at their hands the
jurisdiction of the spirituality of the city and diocese of Dublin, which
archdeacons are accustomed to exercise during such voidance, and requested
that the said William should be presented to them accordingly. Hereupon
the king commanded both parties to his presence with all acts and muni-
ments touching the matter, and gave them Master Thomas Bek and Bobert
de Scardeburg, king's clerks, as auditors, before whom, after several days'
altercation on the question, it was at length asked on behalf of the prior
and convent whether they had ever had any presentation made to them with
respect to the said archdeaconry by the kings of England in times past, or
anything else whereby they could prove their possession, and they answered
that they had none. And being asked whether they thought it right for
the king to revoke, upon their bare assertion, the mandate he had made to
the dean and chapter, they replied that they were willing, for the good of
the peace and the king's reverence, to hold the said William for their
archdeacon.
1276.
Membrane SSd^
Jan. 13. Commission to Master B. de Seyton to enquire by jury of 'London
[Winchester.] whether John son of William de Bosco, citizen of London, lost his right
ear by the bite of a horse of his father in the stable in the sai<l city, as has
been shown on his behalf, or whether it happened according to the exigency
of his offence^s.
Jan. 13. The like to Matthew de Columbariis and Guy de Taunton to enquire
Winchester, touching the persons who lately felled and carried away many great oaks in
the forest of Savernak, co. Wilts, which is in the hands of £leapor, the
king's mother, carried away venison and depastured her several pasture ;
and the sheriff is to attach the guilty to be before the king a fortnight
after Easter, where vei* he may then be in England.
Membrane 32d^
Jan. 18. Commission to Guy de Taunton to enquire touching a claim made by
Winchester. Master Nicholas de Cranford, parson of the church of Gillingham, to the
tithe of venison taken in the king's forest of Gillingham, of the hay and
herbage sold in the glades thereof, and of the pannage due by reason of his
church ; also to compensation for the tithe of the glade of Marleye, whereof
ho asserts that his predecessors were possessed when that glade was arable
land titheable to the said church. In accordance with his request, enquiry
is also to be made touching the length and breadth of a messuage and close
of the king conterminous with his court in Gillingham, on the north side^
and of its yearly value, and whether he himself has any plot in the said
town of equivalent value which might be exchanged therewith.
Jan. 19. The like to Salomon de BofPa and Thomas Try vet touching a complaint
Wiochester. of the prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England that,
whereas he and his predecessors, by privileges granted to them by
4 BDWARD I. 175
1276. Membrane 32d—coni.
the apostolic see, have been used to commit to Christian burial, as often
as need might be, the bodies of those who have given alms to the fraternitj,
wliatever maj have been the manner of their death, and certain thieves
were latelj sentenced for felonj before the justices appointed to deliver
the gaol of Ivelcestre and were atlerwards hanged, and accordinglv the
headboroughs of those places were attached to wait and ought to have
waited at the gallows until they had breathed their last, and at length
before William Cukeman, Nicholas le Messager, and Stephen de Pecham^
the prior's men, deputed to bury the said thieves, hud come to the gallows
for their bodies, thej found the said thieves, none of the headboroughs or
other persons being present, strewn on the ground, whether by the breaking
of the ropes, by the malice of the prior's ill-wishers, or in gome other way :
and they, believing them to be dead, carried the bodies, to the church of
St. OlavCy Ivelcestre, for burial in the churchyard, but when Adam le
Me'sser, one of the said thieves, was placed in his grave, resunung his vital
force, he moved his foot, and, after gaining more strength, soue;ht the
threshold of the church, and stayed there until he abjured the realm, for
which cause the sheriff of Somerset detains the said prior's men in the
prison of Ivelcestre, as though they were guilty of the felony, escape or
malice aforesaid.
The sheriff is commanded to cause the said men to be delivered by good
bail in the interval.
Jan* 23. Commission to Thomas de Weiland to make known by jury of no
Winchester. afSnity to John la Ware and Thomas la Ware and Roger Cantok whether
Boger Cantok has 40if. of rent and a earden in Bristol by reason of
trespasses alleged against the said John and Thomas in the time of the late
perturbation, as the latter alleged at another time before the king, and to
return the inquisition three weeks afler Easter, wherever the king may
then be. By K. de Hengham.
Membrane 3ld.
Feb. 3. Commissioner of oyer and terminer to Bartholomew de Suthleye and
Marlboroogh. Balph de Wodeburgli, on representation on behalf of Lucy, late the wife of
John de Grey, that whereas she sent Thomas son of Alan, Hugh in Thewro
and others, her ser^'ants, to Leicester on her business, Robert de Ocbam,
Robert de Shcpesheved, Geoffrey Godberd, and manj others issuing from
the abbey of Leicester and wandering through that town with swords, axes,
bows and arrows, assaulted her said servants, killed there the said Thomas,
maimed the said Hugh, and beat, wounded, and ill-treated certain others of
her said servants, and then, having returned to the said abbey, were there
received, whereupon Emma, late the wife of Alan Huchun, mother of
the said Thomas, is appealing them in the county of Leicester of the act
and the abbot of Leicester of the instigation^ and divers other appeals and
plaints are on this account arising.
Feb. 5. The like to John de Reygate and William de Northburgh, on com-
Marlboroagh. plaint by Thomas Witewel of Newcastle- upon-Ty no, that whereas he
was a year ago, within the precinct of the eyre, coming to court to
obtain justice touching trespasses committed against him by Henry le
Escot and others, burgesses of Newcastle-on-Tyne, the said burgesses took
from him a horse worth four marks, and still detain it, and ejected his
tenants from houses of his in that town let at terms, whereby he lost his
farm for two terms. This commission is issued as the said burgesses ought
not to plead or answer touching any trespass or goods elsewhere than
within their town, and the king wills that the said Thomas have swift
justice in the matter.
176 GALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276. Membrane Sld-^cont.
Feb. 7. The like to Guichard de Charrun and William de Northbargh, on com-
Marlborough. plaint by Adam de Mikeleje, that whereas Gilbert de Um£i*amyill took his
beasts divers times and the sheriff of Northumberland on his complaint
sent in the usual way to replevy them peverai times, the said Gilbert
removed them so that they could not be found, and also would not permit
him to have his common of pasture in the woods of Prudehou and Hedeleye
which he and his ancestors had been accustomed to have by reason of the
lands which Adam now holds in Mikeleye and Hedleye, caused unjust
distraints and grievous amercements to be made against his farmers of
Hedleycy until he extorted money from them, compelled Adam's men to
pay multure to him for their foreign corn, and subtracted certain rights
which Adam and his ancestors had in the wood of Hadleye.
Mbubranr 30d.
Feb. 15. The like to John de Reigate and William de Northburgh, on complaint
PoultoD. by Henry Jordan of Nottingham that William Stute, William le Sergaunt,
' ' Robert fe Ser jaunt, Simon le Porter, B . . . le Yenur, John le Palmer,
Robert le Urse, Sewall Brian, William de Lincoln, Robert son of William
Stute, Robert le Flemeng, William le Yenur, Ralph de Wyleford, Geoffrey
de Rempeston, burgesses of Nottingham, and others of the commonalty of
Nottingham, carried away his goods, as well in the fair of Lenton as in
his houses in Nottingham and in the market of that town and in other
places.
Mbmbranb 28ci
March 12. The like to Walter de Helyun touching an appeal which Jolland son of
Temple Bruer. Jolland de Hamby brings without a writ in the county of Lincoln against
Simon de Saltfleteby and others. He is to hear the appeal Monday after
Mid-Lent at Lincoln.
March 12. Writ of aid directed to the seneschal of Gascony, the mayor and jurats of
Temple Bruer. Bordeaux, the mayor and hnn<lred peers of Bayonne, and all bailiffs and
others of Gascony, in favour of William de Monte Gaugerii, king's clerk of
the household, whom the king is sending fur galleys to be made and ships
conducted with his aid and counsel in defence of the church and in aid of
the king's brother, the king of Castile and Leon, against the Saiucens of
Spain and Africa.
The like directed to the mayor and hundred peers of Bayonne.
El sunt clause.
The like directed to the following : —
John de Ardyr, citizen of Bayonne.
Peter Arnaldi de Yilla and his brothers, citizens of Bayonne.
Bernard de Mes, citizen of Bayonne.
Friar John de Pelagrue, the prior of the order of Friars Preachers.
William Arnaldi de Sauynak, citizen of Bayonne.
Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gascony.
Peter de Manso.
Martin de Sancto Johanne.
Auger de Ganareto.
Bernard de Bunyord.
Peter de Yilla.
Mbmbranb 27d.
April 4. Commission to John de Luvetot to enquire touching Christians of the
Liiicolu. county of Essex who behave like Jews and lend money on usury.
4 EDWARD L 177
-1 27g Membrane 2Ad.
May 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Heljun, touching the
Westminster, persons who entered the park of Reginald son of Peter of Bardesle, co.
Gloucester, bj night, and carried awaj deer.
Membrane 23df.
[May 11. The like to Alexander de Monteforti and Guy Gobaud, on behalf of
Westminster.] Philip Ridale and Patrick le Esoot, merchants of Berewik, who allege that
the master of a ship laden by them with wool, hides, and otlier merchandise
and bound to Dieppe (Dep)^ and which was driven to the sea-coast near
Sutton-in-Lindesey, yielding to the suggestion of one Adam de Ardem,
made over to him without their authority a fourth part of the cargo on con-
dition that he would put the remainder of it in a safe place for the behoof
of the said merchants, the said Adam disembarking subsequently the whole
cargo, carrying off part of it to the value of 92/., and leaving the remainder
unguarded, so that the men of those parts took away a great part of it
May 12. The like to Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward, touching alienations
Westminster, and subtractions of the king's demesne lands, and rents and knights' fees,
advowsons of churches and escheats in the county of Devon.
Membrane 22 J.
May 18. Commission to John de Reigate and William de Northbnrgh to take the
Westminster, assise of darrein presentment arraigned by the prior of Pontefract against
Master Geoffrey, archdeacon of Richmond, touching the church of St.
Sampson, York, because the citizens of York allege that by their charters
they ought not to plead or be impleaded touching any tenement in the
aforesaid city except before the mayor and bailiffs of the said city or before
the justices itinerant there or other justices specially deputed therefor, by
reason of which the said prior might easily incur a loss of his advowson
through lapse of time.
May 18. Commission to Francis son of Acus' (Accursii) and Nicholas de Stapleton
Westminster, to enquire and do justice as to the plaint of the Jews of Oxford that Henry
de Shotesbrok, sheriff of Oxford, lately compelled them to pay certain undue
extortions to the amount of forty marks and more for his own use.
Commission to John de Cobeham and Gregory de Rockesle to audit
again and do fnrther justice as to an account between Wolmar de Essex,
citizen of London, and William Sauvage, merchant of London, during the
time when the said William was receiver of the moneys of the said Wolmar
and had administration of his merchandise, by which account the said
William was bound to the said Wolmar in 108/. of arrears thereof, as the
said William acknowledged before the mayor and sheriffs of Loudon,
but for payment oi which 108/. he totally refused to give security,
wherefor he had been an*ested before the said mayor and sheriffs according
to the custom of the said city because he had no lands or tenements
within the said city by which he might be distrained for the aforesaid
payment.
May 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to Bartholomew de Suthlegh, touching
Westminster, the persons who entei*ed the forest of Edmund, the king's brother, of
Leicester, hunted therein and carried away deer. The inquisition is to be
made jointly with William Hamelyn, sheriff of Leicester.
96187. M
178 CALBNDAB OP PATENT BOLLS.
-toHo Mbmbranb 21d,
June 1. Commission to Osbert be Bereford to settle the metes of a place called
Westminster, qe Pleynes' in the confines of the counties of Lincoln, Butland, and
Leicester, since homicides, robberies, and other offences are frequently
perpetrated there, and it bein^ unknown in what county that place is, the
sheriffs and coroners of the aforesaid counties contending thereupon do not
exercise their office there as in raising and pursuing hue and cry, and
viewing the bodies of slain persons, so that those things which regard the
king's peace are insuflSciently observed there.
Mandate to Bichard de Holebrok, king's steward, to go to Suth Gyvel,
CO. Bedford, and make inquisition as to whether John, who is said to be the
son and heir of Borges Gacelyn, tenant in chief, and Isabel daughter of
Baymond de Luka, late wife of the said Borges, as is said, lately deceased,
tenants in chief, is the true and legitimate son of the said Borges and Isabel
or not.
Mbmbranb 19J.
June 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Middelton, touching the
Westminster, persons who on divers occasions took swans of B[obert] bishop of Bath and
Wells, and also of Gfeoffrey de Saudyacre and Clemency his wife and others,
in the waters of Middelton, Wrungeye, and Welle, co. Norfolk.
June 9. The like to John de Beigate and William de Norburgh, on complaint by
Westminster. John Comyn that Thomas de Whitewell and Thomas de Karliolo, of the
town of Newcastle-on-Tyne, and others carried away his wheat, wine, and
other victuak as well at Tyndal as in a ship iu the port of Newcastle.
Mbmbranb \%d»
June 15. The like to John de Lovetot and Boger Loveday, touching the persops
Chichester, who burned the houses and plundered the goods of Thomas son of Balph le
Chanmberleng^ in Wodemeresthorn, co. Surrey.
Mbmbranb I7d.
June 26. The like to Master B. de Seyton and G. de Lenkenore, touching a
Lewes. trespass committed against Michael de Northampton at Broghton and
Pebbegrave, co. Buckingham, by Walter de Qeyton and Avice his wife.
June 29. The like to G. de Leukenore and B. Loveday, touching the persons who,
Laughton with Master John de Curwenne, John la Zusche, Nicholas Harpiu, and
{Lechtan), diehard le Pouere entered the park of Edmund the king's kinsman, of
Beckeley, and hunted, shot, and carried away deer.
July 1. The like to Stephen de Peuecestre, touching vagabonds committing
Battle. felonies in the counties of Kent, Sussex, and Surrey.
July 2. The like to Boger Loveday and John de Metingham, touching the
Winchelsea. persons who entered the market and fair of Hugh, bishop of Ely, at Pul-
ham, CO. Norfolk, ill-treated the bailiffs of the said bishop deputed for the
custody of the said market and fieiir, killed Balph de Hecheham, one of the
bailiffs, and rescued and carried off a certain thief captured by the aforesaid
bailiffs in the aforesaid fair.
The like to the same, touching the persons who assaulted the bailiffis of
Hugh bishop of Ely, while holding a couit of the said bishop of view of
frank pledge at Walsoken, co. Norfolk, of the men of that town, according
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to customi and would not permit them to hold peaceably the said court as it
ought to be held.
^The like to the same, touching the persons who prevented the bishop's
bailiffs from holding his view of &ank-pledge at Widepol and Walton, co.
Norfolk.
July 3. The like to Boger Lovedayi on complaint by Daniel de Hok of Bcrflet,
Bomiiey. that whereas he had sent a certain ship laden with pepper and other merchan-
dise by the port of Blakene, co. Norfolk, towards Lynn, Matthew Gurlu, to-
gether with many men of the town of Blakene, arrested the said ship in the
port under colour of a contract long since made between the said Daniel
and Matthew as to which each of them then held himself content before
the bailiffs of Lynn, and detained the said ship until it was totally wrecked
with the aforesaid goods.
July 8.
Canterbmy.
July 13.
BMtwood.
Mbmbranb IQd,
The like to Thomas de Weylaund and John de Lovetot, on complaint by
Richard de Farys and John de Bodeleye, sometime sheriff of London, that
whereas seven men were charged with the death of one Hugh le Keu, who
was killed in the parish of St. Margaret within the said city, and for that
reason were taken by the said sheriffs and detained in the prison of Neu-
gate, and afterwards before Laurence de Brok and his fellows. Justices of
gaol delivery for Neugate, were liberated as not guilty of the said death,
certain persons of the said city presented before the said Thomas de Wey-
land and John de Lovetot in their eyre at the Tower of London that the
aforesaid seven men escaped from the custody of the said Bichard and John.
The said sheriffs thei*eupon caused three of the aforesaid seven men found
in the said city to be taken and brought before the said Thomas and John,
in the hustings of London, who there put themselves upon the country as to
the premises and were acquitted as the complainants allege. The king,
being unwilling that the said Bichard and John should be injured by tins
sinister presentation, grants the above commission.
The like to Hamo Hauteyn and Bobert de Ludham, on complaint by
William le Waleys, who sometime ago impleaded before the king William de
Welles, Bichard Springald, William de Surlingham, Nicholas atte Boche,
John le Lyndraper,. Nicholas Chaumpayne, John Fayn, Walter le Hosyere,
Bobert de Weston, William Fayn, tfohn Godesman, William Gterlaund,
Adam Follard, Bobert de Lakenham, Gilbeit de Eston, Martin Grym,
John Knot, Nicholas le Hosyere, John de Weston, Matthew de Swathyng,
Gilbert Litelhare, Henry de Intewode, Boger le Marescal, Bobert de
Coventre, William Lepard, Paulinus Benedicite, Adam le Grauni, Boger de
Wileby, Hugh Scot, Walter de Swathing, Boger de Swathing, Feter le
Feyntur, Edmund Sherreve, Boger Shod, Silvester Syg*, William le
Lyndraper, John Fayn, John le Stabler, Alvred le Marchaunt, William
de Bunham, William de Flumsted, William le Suur, of Walsham, Bichard
de Knapeton, Nicholas de Ely, Hugh de Coventre, William Grund, Bichard
Grund, Sewall de Wymundeham, Boger de Swerdeston, and Greoffrey son
of Sewall de Wymundeham, of having, tosetber with Adam Fytel and
many others of the commonalty of the city of Norwich, come to the priory
of Holy Trinity, Norwich, and carried away 200 marks and other goods
of his.
July 13.
Baatwood.
Mbmbranb I6d.
The like to Master B. de Seyton by jury of the county of York, touching
the persons who fished in the stew of Thomas de Meteham and carried
away fish.
H 2
180
OALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1276.
July 13.
Eastwood.
July 18.
Tower of
London.
Membrane \bd — cont.
The like to Guichard de Charran and William de Norburgh, on com-
plaint by the men of the baronies of Westmoreland that, whereas the baili-
wick of the shrievalty of Westmoreland is alleged to belong by right of
inheritance to Boger de Clifford and Isabel his wife and Roger de Leyburn
and Idonea his wife, daughters and heirs of Robert de Veteri Ponte,
who held it in fee of Henry III., and two horse-sergeants and two foot-
sei^eants only ought to attend to those things which in the baronies of
Westmoreland belong to the king and to the office of sheriff, who when they
have come to those parts to exercise the said office ought to be content with
a single competent lodging without claiming any other lodgings for one and
the same night, the aforesaid Roger and Isabel, Roger and Idonea send into
the aforesaid baronies many other sergeants besides the aforesaid four who
buy their bailiwicks for 10/. a yeai' from the said Roger and Isabel, Roger and
Idonea, and when they are about the business of the said office, not content
with such lodging, exact in divers towns and places besides the lodging in
which they are received, many lodgings for one and the same night, and
extort certain payments for the said lodgings from those to whom they belong,
and compel the men of the said baronies to come to certain assemblies which
they allege to be a sheriff's toum to which they have never been accustomed
to be called, and procure many innocent persons to be falsely and maliciously
charged with larcenies and other offences, and to be imprisoned therefor
until they have extorted heavy ransoms, and commit other injuries against
the men of the said baronies.
The like to Roger Loveday and Hugh de Kendale, touching certain con-
tentions between the abbot of Thorneye and Hugh bishop of Ely, Roger
Gyffard, John Pakyn, of Hadinham, John Attenoke, John son of John
Strongman, John Brid, of Wytlese, Henry de Cotenham, John de Hadyn-
ham, clerk, Roger de Sutton, Goscelin Whytfot of Dodinton, Gervase le
Yacher, Roger Abovetun, Reginald le Clerk of Neuton, John de Estwod,
Hugh de Dunton, John de Baleshara, clerk, Walter le Bedel, John son of
John Hund, Thomas son of Thomas Boyuard, Alan sbn of Thomas Boynard,
Adam son of William Roteware, Walter Catting, Walter son of Walter de
Cruce, Walter sou of Elias Sot, Goscelin son of Alexander DroUe, Peter
son of Adam le Roce, John son of John Gos, Peter son of John le Large,
John Faderman of Leverinton, Richard son of Robert le Messer, of Wyse-
bech, Absalom son of Gregory, Thomas Godinboure, John Grym, Peter
Maryot, Augustin Borewell, John Gygel, and John son of John Berteimeu,
of Wysebech, co. Cambridge, pending before the king and also before the
justices of the Bench, and adjourned to a month after Michaelmas and a
week after Michaelmas respectively, to the great weariness of the abbot and
diminution of the alms of the abbey. The justices of both courts are com-
manded to send the original writs with the proces^s and other instruments
to the commissioners, unless the cases are terminated before them in the
meantime, and the sheriff of Cambridge is to summon .the parties before
them. The sheriffs of Cambridge, Huntingdon, Northampton and Lin-
coln, are commanded to furnish jurors.
July 27.
Westminster.
Membrane 14df.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lovetot and Hervey de
Stanhou, touching the persons who entered the park of R. bishop of
Norwich, of Northelmham, co. Norfolk, and carried away deer.
Membrane 13c/.
Commission to Ralph de Hengham to enquire, touching a complaint by
Alice de Bello Campo, that whereas she took a writ to Master Richard de
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Cliff[ord], late escbeator this side Trent, for the delivery of her goods,
which Henry de Audeley had detained from her at the manor of Blore, co.
Stafford, late in her custody, the said Henry, after John de Erkelawe, then
snb-escheator in that county, had appointed her a day on which to have
her goods back, carried them away.
Aug. 26.
Lyndhunt.
Sept. 2.
Beanlleu.
Membrane lid.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey de Picheford, John de
Kyrkeby, and Walter de Kancia, touching trespasses committed against
Bobert le Gras by his men of Ekresbiry, co. Southampton, and by him
against the said men.
Commission to Ealph de Albiniaco, Oliver Dinaunt and William
Everard to enquire as to evildoers who are committing homicides and
other crimes in Devon, and to arrest them, and to do justice in the
matter.
The like to the said Ealph, John de Grenested, Bichard de Bosco and
William Everard for Wilts.
Sept. 10.
QaTendon.
Sept. 13.
BoytoD.
Membrane lOd,
The like to the said Balph, Richard de Bosco and William Everard, in
the counties of Somerset and Dorset.
The like to the said Balph and Thomas Trevet, touching the persons
who maimed Henry le Provost of Winterburn, and Juliana his wife and
other men of John Giffard, of Brimmesfeld, at New Sarum, co. Wilts, and
carried away their goods.
The like to the same, touching the persons who maimed John de Mone-
muth there.
Sept. 10.
Clarendon.
Sept. 17.
Keynsham.
Membrane 9d,
The like to Matthew de Columbariis'and Walter de Wymbume, touching
a plaint of Ingram le Waleys, that Elias de Babayn, constable of Corfe
Castle, impedes him in the exercise of his just rights in bis wood of Lange-
ton in Purbik, co. Dorset, and attaches his men coming there for their
estovers, and imprisons them and extorts heavy ransoms and amercements,
and that the said Elias and many others by him cut down and carry off trees
and in divers manners devastate and consume the said wood.
The like to Geoffrey de Nevill, Guichard de Charrun and William de
Norburgh, touching a plaint of the men of the baronies of Westmoreland
and Kendale, that whereas the sheriff of Westmoreland ought to have and
has been wont to have of fee two horse-seijeants and two foot-serjeants
only, deputed to do the business of the sheriff in the baronies aforesaid when
necessary, now others besides the said four come there, and, not content
with the accustomed competent lodging, exact many lodgings and extort
as many payments as possible for such lodgings from those to whom the
said lodgings belong, and compel the men of the aforesaid baronies to come
to certain assemblies which they call the sheriff's turn, and cause innocent
persons to be molested for larcenies and other offences, and to be im-
prisoned and detained until heavy ransoms are extorted from them, and
continually inflict other injuries and losses upon the said men.
[cf. Membrane 16c/.]
182 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
-I Ofjg MSMBRANB Sd.
Sept. 27. The like to Matthew de Columbariis, touching the persons who entered
Gloucester, the forest of Eleanor, the king's consort, of the New Forest, co. Southamp-
ton, and hanted and carried awaj beasts.
MSMBRANB 5d*
[Oct. 28. The like to Master Boger de Sejton and Guichard de Charrnn, on
Westminster.] complaint by Henry Wodeman of Newcastle-on-Tyne, that whereas by the
custom of the said town any burgess can devise lands and tenements which
he has purchased tliere to whomsoever he will as his chattels, in pursuance
of which Alan Wodeman, father of the aforesaid Henry, deceased, devised
a certain messuage which he had by purchase in the said town to the said
Henry, Peter Wodeman the eldest son and heir of the said Alan, who after the
death of the said Alan had intruded into the said messuage, asserting that
he was disseised thereof, because the aforesaid Henry after the aforesaid
intrusion immediately removed him therefrom, arraigned an assise of novel
disseisin before John de Oketon and Elias de Bekingham against the said
Henry, and the custom of the aforesaid town not being examined recovered
seisin of the said messuage, and afterwards enfeoffed Letice his daughter of
part thereof in violation of the right of the aforesaid Henry.
Oct. 28. The like to Roger Loveday and John de Metingham, touching the
Westminster, persons who came to the manor of Bedesham, co. Suffolk, belonging to
Walter de Bedesham, and carried away his goods during his absence in
Ireland on the business of the king and of William de Valencia, the king's
uncle, and under the king's protection.
MnUBBANB 4d.
Nov. 12. The like to Oliver Dynaunt, Walter de Wimbum and Master Henry de
Westminster. Bray, touching a plaint of the prior and convent of Carmarthen, that
whereas they have their own free and several hundred court in the said
town to which their men come and are bound, certain bailiffs of
Edmund the king's brother of Carmarthen have ejected the said prior and
convent from certain lands and tenements of which they were enfeoffed in
frank almoin by the king's progenitors, and have alienated the same into
the hands of certain men of those parts who still detain them ; and William
de Bolevill the present bailiff of the king's brother distrains the prior and
his men to come to the hundred court of his lord in the aforesaid town, and
to answer for escapes of felons there, which in time past has not been
required of them.
Nov. 14. The like to Bichard de Holebrok and William de Middelton, touching
Westminster, the persons who came to Tyrington, co. Norfolk, and carried away the
oxen, grain, hay and other goods and chattels of Poncius de Tyrington,
found in divers places in that county.
Nov. 16. The like to Walter de Helyun and Master Henry de Bray, touching
Westminster, homicides, depredations, and other offences perpetrated between the king's
men of the honor of Bei^veny and the men of Edmund the king's brothery
of the honor of the Three Cfastles [».e., Grosmont, Skenfrith and White-
eastle, CO. Monmouth], and to hear and determine the suit thereupon accord-
ing to the articles delivered to them at Westminpter, and also to hear,
correct, and determine according to the said articles all things affecting
the king or the heir of George de Cantilupo in the parts of Bergeveny.
4 EDWARD I. 183
-1 o7g Mbmbranb Sd.
Nov. 18. The like to Master Balph de Frennyngham and Ghregorj de Rockesle, on
WestmiDBter. complaint by Walter Cardan, that while he was under the king's protection
and was on an embassage of the king in Ireland, Eustace, prior of Qoly
Trinity, London, with others entered his messuages in London and carried
away his goods.
Nov. 16. The like to Geoffrey de Nevill and Guichard de Charrun, touching the
Wentnanster, excessive number of Serjeants appointed by 4;he sheriff of Westmoreland,
as in the commission directed to them and William de Norburgh on
Membrane 9d.
[Nov. 16. The like to Richard de Holebrok, touching the persons who by night took
Westminster.] two brood swans and four cygnets of William de Sahaoi at Be . • . co.
Norfolk, removed the mark of the said William with which tlie said swans
had been marked, and extracted the chief quills from their wings and still
detain the cygnets.
The like to John de Lovetot and William de Hopton, touching persons
committing homicides, depredations, and other offences in divers places in
the counties of Middlesex, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Essex and Herts.
The like to John de Lovetot and Elias de Bekingham, on complaint by
the brethren of the hospital of St. Thomas, Southwark, that Ralph le
Aumoner, Roger de Hecweld, Robert le Ken, Nicholas de Hocfeud, John le
Clerk, Nicholas le Chapelyn, and many others, vouching themselves by
N[icholaM], bishop of Winchester, and asi«erting that the custody of the said
hospital belongs to the said bishop (to whom the said hospital does not
belong), entered without the licence of the said brethren, and consumed and
wasted the possessions, victuals, and other goods of the aforesaid hospitaL
Mbmbranb 2d.
Nov. 17. Commission to Ralph de Sandwico, king's steward, to hear certain
Westminster, complaints as to errors alleged to have been made by the taxers and
collectors of the fifteenth lately granted and their clerks, as well in writing
the sums as in delivering the estreats affecting the aforesaid fifteenth and
otherwise, and to correct such errors where necessary in the presence of the
chief taxei*s, aud also to make taxHtion and appreciation of goods in his
bailiwick, if any ought to be taxed and have not yet been taxed, ac<x>rding
to the tenor of certain provisions lately made by the king and council,
whereof a transcript is sent herewith.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriffs of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, South-
ampton, Wilts, Oxford, Berks, Gloucester, Hereford, Devon, Somerset,
Dorset, Salop, Stafford and Worcester, to cause the appearance of such
persons as may be necessary.
Like commission to Thomas de Normanvill, king's steward, in the
counties of York, Westmoreland, Lancaster, Cumberland, Northumberland ,
Nottingham aud Derby.
Like mandate in pursuance to the sheriffs of the aforesaid counties.
Mbmbranb Id.
Association of Roger de Norwod with John de Lovetot in place of Eliaa
de Bekingham in the commission on Membrane 3d»
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5 EDWARD I.
1276.
Dec. 3.
Baldock.
Dec. 7.
Windsor.
Dec. 8.
Wiodsor.
Dec. 8.
[\^ind8or.]
Dec. 12.
Windsor.
Dec. 8.
Windsor.
Dec, 8.
77ind8or.
Dec. 12.
Windsor.
Membrans 27.
Presentation of John de Basingges to the church of Chemeledeston in
the diocese of Norwich.
Request to the keepers of the port of Whitsaund to permit the beaxer
of these presents, whom Otto de Grandisono has sent beyond seas to bring
two destriers into England, to cross over.
The like to the same, to permit 30 mounted crossbowmen, whom the
king has commanded to come from Gascony, to cross over.
The like to the king's friends to permit Donelin de Fiorencia, merchant,
or his men, until Easter, to bring over twelve horses of value to the use of
William de Bello Campo and others.
Safe-conduct, until the Purification, for Adam le Botiller, sheriff of
Gloucester, going to Gouere on the afiPairs of William de Brewesa.
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for Roger de Menyn and
Bernard de Baionia going to Ireland, trading.
Bequest to the bailiffs of Whitsand to permit Elias de Hauvill to bring
over five horses of value to the king's use.
The like to the same to permit the following to bring over horses of
value : —
Nutus, merchant of Florence, 10.
Matthew de Columbariis, 20 for the king's use.
Galvanus de Ferrariis, merchant, 40.
Grant, for five years, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, to Peter
de Mundenard, merchant of Spain, that his merchandise or goods be not
arrested for any debt of which he is not the surety or principal debtor, and
licence for him to stay in the kingdom in the meanwhile, and to trade with
his things and merchandise therein, and protection for him and his goods.
Acceptance of the presentation made by William de Valencia, the king's
uncle, of Master Hugh Hamelyn, clerk to the church of Glent, in the
diocese of Worcester, void and in his gift by reason of the custody of the
lands and heir of Roger de Somery, tenant in chief, being in his hands by
the king's grant.
Appointment of Robert de Ludham and Ralph de Broghton to open the
chests of the chirographers of the Jewry of London, and to make scrutiny
of and examine the charters and all the debts found in the said chests, and
to purge the same according to the tenor of the rolls of the last scrutiny
made by Philip de Wileby and the said Ralph, which are in the custody of
Gregory de Rokesle, mayor of London, with mandate to the said Robert
and Ralph to cause to be placed in a chest by themselves the debts said by
the Jews and Jewesses to be acquitted, and to be safely guarded so as to bQ
quietly delivered to the Christians who were bound in the said debts when
they may want them, and after such purification to take into the king's
hands out of the clear debts of the Jews and Jewesses who are Grown
debtors the value of such Crown debts, and to shut up again and seal the
aforesaid chests so that they may not be opened until further provision by
the king, and it is his wish that this purification endure until Michaelmas
next.
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1276.
Dec. 10.
Windsor.
Dec 12.
Windsor.
Dec. 12.
Windsor.
Dec. 15.
[Windsor.]
Dec. 16.
Windsor.
Membrane 27 — eont.
Mandate in pursuance to the mayor of London to deliver the aforesaid
rolls.
Letters for Ralph de Septem Fontibns, going bejond seas, nominating
Richard de Septem Fontibus and Henry de Wokindon, clerk, his attorneys
for one year.
The like for Stephen de Monte Ferandi, going beyond seas, nominating
Hugh de Bello Joco for three years.
The like for Agnes de Valencia, the king's kinswoman, going to lire-
land, nominating Robert de Benver and Adam de Kancia for one year.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey of Bardeneye in
favour of Peter their abbot, who was removed by an unjust sentence of the
bishop of Lincoln, but has been restored on appeal to the court of Canterbury
by R. archbishop of Canterbury.
Mandate to Ro1)ert de Ufford, the justiciary, and to all bailiffs of Ireland
to permit the abbot of Dernhale, who has the king's licence, to buy corn
for his convent there until Michaelmas.
Mandate to William de Ippele, king's clerk, serjeant of the market, to pay
henceforth to Ele}>jior the king's mother, the fines and amercements for
trespasses of measures and other things pertaining to his office, received
from her men of the towns held by her in dower : the king having granted
the same to her.
Pardon, for a fine of 200/. to Benedict Johannis and John Donadeu and
their fellows, merchants of Cahors, of all trespasses committed by them in
communicating with the Flemings and exporting wool from the kingdom
to parts beyond seas, and importing cloths therefrom into England, contrary
to the prohibition of Henry III. and the king, with licence for the said
merchants to stay and trade in the kingdom. By J. de Lovetot.
Grant to John de Shenigham of the custody during the minority of
Giles the son and heir of Mary de Sheningham, constable of Boulogne, of
the manor of Shoppelaund, in the king's hands by reason of his minority.
Mandate in pursuance to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward.
Grant to Stephen de Fenecestre of the custody of land to the value of
100/. a year, which can remain in his hands for six or seven years, to be
held by him and his assigns for that time, the said land to be provided by
Ralph de Sandwico, steward of certain of the king's demesnes this side
Trent, out of custodies which are now in the king's hands and other custo-
dies which may fall to the king, and if on account of the majority of the
heirs of such lands tlie said lands cannot remain in the hands of the said
Stephen for the above-mentioned time, other lands are to be provided by the
said Ralph or other stewai'd for the time being, which shall remain in his
hands to the end of such time.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled^ as he is otherwise provided
for.
Mandate to Luke de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay
out of money in their hands to the king's clerks, Master Ralph de Besages,
lOOs. Lionius son of Lionius 100$. and Ralph de Broughton 5 marks, for
expenses incurred on the king's service.
Protection and safe-conduct for Arnold Johannis de Contivo, king's
merchant, brother and executor of the will of Amatus de ContivO| king's
merchant, and his men, trading.
186
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1276.
Dec. 17.
Henley.
Dec. 20.
Abingdon.
Dec. 20.
Abingdon.
Dec. 20.
Abingdon.
Membrane 27— «onl.
Grant, for life, to Thomas de Moonsorel of the wages which Master
William de Monntsorel, sometime viewer of the works of the castle of
Bristol, deceased, had out of the issues of the murage of that town, on
condition that he attend to the said works.
The prioress and nuns of the abhey of Polesworth, void by the death of
Sarra de Mamecestre, late abbess, have letters of licence to elect.
Grant, at the instance of the Jews of the town of Oxford, that the sheriff
of the county shall, as formerly, have the custody of the said Jewry, which
by reason of a contention between them and the sheriff, was transferred until
Michaelmas last to the mayor of the town.
Licence for Adam de Novo Mercato to sell to whomsoever he will the
houses in the cities of York and Lincoln, which he has of Hagin, king's
Jew of London.
Dec. 12.
Abingdon.
Dec. 26.
Cirencester.
[Dec. 26.]
Cirencester.
Dec. 26.
Cirencester.
Dec. 12.
"Windsor.
Membrane 26.
Pardon to Robert de Whyston, in York gaol for the death of Gilbert
Sercles, of his outlawry for the same, as it appears by inquisition made by
the sheriff of York, that he was in parts beyond seas when the said Gilbert
WRS publicly indicted for larceny in full county, and when on account of
the said indictment the latter withdrew himself, and was beheaded for
fleeing and not permitting himself to be brought to justice: that the
said Robert was also in parts beyond seas when he was outlawed on
account of the death of Gilbert, and that he was charged therewith ont of
hate and spite, and not because he was guilty.
Power to Boger de Mortuo Marl to receive into the king's peace all the
Welsh who may wish to come into the same, security having been first
accepted for their future good behaviour, and to enter into a trace with all
the Welsh who in the hope of coming into the king's peace may wish to
enter into such truce.
The like to David son of Griffin and Guncelin de Badelesmere, justice
of Chester, to receive into the king's peace Llewellin son of Griffin de
Brumfeud and his men, and to pardon all their trespasses perpetrated up to
this time in the lands of the king and his subje<*ts as long as they faithfully
adhere to the king : and to grant to the said Llewellin that if be can obt»in
of the king's enemies by himself and his friends, or bj the king's aid, any-
thing which is or ought of right to be his, he shall hold that with his other
lands in fee of the king peaceably and quietly : and that if Llewellin son
of Griffin, prince of Wales, now in rebellion, should in future be reconciled
with the king, the homage of the aforesaid Llewellin de Brumfeld shall be
retained bj the king and his heirs, and not be granted to the said prince.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for M. queen of Scotland, passing throngh the
realm beyond seas on her pilgrimage.
The like, until Easter, for Galvanus de Ferrariis, merchant, coming to the
realm with 40 horses of the king and H. de Lacj, earl of Lincoln, from be-
yond seas.
Membrane 26 (Schedule),
Notification to J. the Pope, that the king has empowered B. abbot of
Westminster and Henry de Newerk, clerk and one of the household, to
bind hun or Edmund, earl of Lancaster, his brother, to go on the next
passage to the Holy Land. [Fcetiera.'}
5 EDWARD I. 187
1276. Membrane 26 — cont.
Whereas contentions arose betireen Henry III. and the king and
Margaret^ countess of Flanders, because of the injuries inflicted upon one
another by land and sea by her merchants and the merchants of England,
Ireland, and the march of Wales, whereby Henry III. and the king caused
arrests to be made, and Guy son of the countess and count of Flanders, for
himself and her, promised that all goods plundered by their men should be
restored according to a form provided by the king, to wit, that if, after inquisi-
tion, the amount of the said arrests in England should not suffice to cover the
losses on the English side, the count should give security to pay the residue
\\ a fortnight after Easter, 1270. The count accepted this for himself and the
countess, bound himself in all his lands to fulfil the same, and found sureties,
to wit, Baldwin de Aveynes, William de Flandr^jJlerard de Bodes, Hugh,
castellan of Ghent, John de Giscel, Oliver de ^»)ne, Michael de Auchy
and Boger Mortaingne, on pain of surrendering iqemselves as hostages at
Mnstreyl-super-Mare within eight days of their ^ Citation, and notwith-
standing such surrender, under further pain of aHi their possessions and
1,000 marks each, and sentences of excommunication and interdict by the
archbishop of Canterbury and the bishop of London. Inquisition was then
made in the presence of eight merchants elected with the consent of both
parties, and it was found that a balance of 4,755/. 178. sterling was due to
the merchants on the English side, whereof payment has again and again
deferred at the instance of the said count and sureties. The king being
determined to endure it no longer, has appointed Nicholas de Ludelowe
and Thomas de Basingges as his special proctors to demand and receive the
said sum.
Mandate to the count to pay.
The like to the sureties to pay, under the said penalty.
Dec. 27. Mandate to Luke de Luka, king's merchant, and his fellows, merchants of
Cixenoetter. Lucca, to pay to John de Lnvetot, one of the justices of the Bench, 20/.
given to him for his expenses on the king's service.
VaccUed because in the Close Roll.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Midsummer, for Stephen de Com-
hull, going beyond sefts.
The like, until Michaelmas, for Bobert de Kaynes, going to Santiago.
Presentation of William de Bliburg to the church of Ordeshal in the
diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the laud and
heir of Hugh de Hercy, tenant in chief.
Mandate to the sheriff of Salop to cause John de Gayton, William son of
Warin, king's yeoman, and certain others of the household, whom the king
is sending to the march of Wales, to be received into the castle of Oswestry
{de Albo Monasterio), and to command his men of that castle and all men
of that town and the parts adjacent to aid them in mauitaining the peace
in those parts.
Simple protection, for two years, for the master and brethren of the
hospital of St. Nicholas, Gestrefeld.
Acquittance to the abbot of Gloucester for 955/. 7s. lOd. of the moiety of
the first payment of the fifteenth of the county of Gloucester, paid bv him
on Sunday next before the Circumcision to Master Thomas Bek, king's
derk, keeper of the wardrobe.
1277.
. Jan. 3. Mandate to the sheriff of Oxford and Berks to inhibit all persons from
Bampton. placing in the waters of his bailiwick, kidels and nets other than such as
accord with the measures arran^ by William Basket, deceased, who was
appointed by Henry UI, to view and make ordinances as to the said
188
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277.
Jan. 11.
Bampton.
Metnbrane 26 — cant,
measures, and to cause to be taken and kept until further precept any nets
not in accordance with the said measure which may be found in the afore-
said waters, the king being informed that serious loss is incnrred by the
capture of small fish in the said waters.
The like to the major and bailiffs of Oxford.
Appointment of Adenet de Bidik, the king's tailor, to the custody daring
pleasure of the manor of Little Berdefeld, co Essex^ pertaining to Andrew
de Merk, tenant in chief, who is non compos.
Mandate in pursuance to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward.
Signification to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal assent
to the election of Albreda de Canvill, one of the nuns^ to be abbess of
St. Edith's, Polesworth.
Letters for the dean and chapter of Rouen nominating John de Osquevill
and Walter de Osquevill their attorneys.
The like for Qeoffrey de Canvill, going to Wales by the king's com-
mand, nominating Hugh de Westmonasterio and William le Graunt until
Christmas.
Jan. 25.
Worcester.
Membrans 25 (Schedule) »
Acquittance to Otto de Grandisono of the farm by which he holds the
islands of Guernsey and Jersey and the adjacent islands, and grant of the
said islands and their issues for life, and grant, on account of his intimacy
with the king, and his long and faithful service from an early age, and for
the acquittance of debts incurred in the king's service in the aforesaid time,
that his executors shall hold the said islands and their issues for five years
after his decease for the acquittance of his debts, and the fulfilment of his
will without rendering any account therefor.
Jan. 3.
Bampton.
Jan. 14.
Bniern.
Membrane 25.
Mandate to the men of the county of Southampton to use dne diligence
and to assist the sheriff in preserving the peace and in arresting many evil-
doers who are perpetrating homicides, etc. therein.
Association of brother Joseph de Chauncy, the treasurer, Master Roger
de Seyton, and John de Lovetot with Roger de Northwode and John de
Cobham to inquire whether Roger de Leyburn in his lifetime was indebted
in the Jewry or not.
Jan. 14.
Bruem.
Jan. 19.
Bleckley.
Jan. 18.
Blocklej.
Jan. 25.
Worcester.
Mbmbrane 24.
Safe-conduct, until Mid-Lent, for the envoys whom Llewellin son of
Griffith wishes to send to the king with these letters, with their households,
harness and goods.
Letters for Ralph de Waddon and Sibyl his wife, ffone to Ireland,
nominating Hamo Skot and Robert Skot their attorneys for three years.
Pardon to Roger de Marketon, chaplain, and Peter de Stoke for taking a
buck and a stag in the forest of Shirewode.
Mandate to Luke de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay to
Master Richard de Stanes, chancellor of the Exchequer, 20/., to Roger de
Northwode, baron of the said Exchequer, 20/., to John de Cobham, baron
5 EDWARD 1. 188
1277. MembroM 24 — cont.
of the said Exchequer, 20/., to Philip de Wileghby, baron of the said
Exchequer, 20/., to Master Odo de Westmonatiterio, 25 marks, and to
Nicholas de Castello, clerk of the said Exchequer, 10/., in subvention of
their expenses in the king's service.
Jan. 24. Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the castles of Keremerdjn
Woreaeter. and Cardjgan in favour of John de Bello Campo, whom Richard Fukeram,
steward of Edmund the king's brother, has appointed constable thereof dur-
ipg pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Bolevill, constable of the said
castles.
Jan. 24. Protection with clause volumus^ until Midsummer, for the following going
Worceitter. to Wales on the king's service : —
Peter de Grenham, going with John de Bello Campo.
John de Bello Campo.
William de Stopham, going with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln.
Peter son of Warin.
Thomas de Pyn, going with John de Moun.
William de Sancto Marco, going with Robert son of Roger.
John de Brus, going with Oliver de Djneham.
John de Holt, going with John de Beauchamp.
Robert de Moun, going with John de Moun.
Robert de Dyneham, going with Oliver de Dyneham.
John de Hodeliston, going with Payn de Chaworth.
John de Moun.
Oliver de Dyneham.
William de Leybum.
William de Wasteneys, going with Reginald de Grey.
William de Meryet, going with John de Moun.
William le Vavasour, going with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln.
John del Ewe, going with John Giffard.
Alan de Plogenet, going with Payn de Cadurcis.
Peter de Chaluns, eoing witli Oliver de Dinham.
William de RofiPa, going with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln.
John de Grey and John de Pabeham.
Robert de Muscegros.
Reginald de Grey.
Robert de Tateshale.
James de Haninton.
Peter de Campan.
Laurence de Muieton, going with the earl of Lincoln.
Robert son of John and William de la Legh.
Ralph de Albiniaco. .
John de Monte Alto.
Guy Briani.
Roger de Leyburn.
Janries de Byrun.
Hugh Poinz.
John Pavyot, going with John de Moun.
Giles de Fisshebum, going with William de Bello Campo, earl of
Warwick.
Adam de Walkingham, going with Brian son of Alan.
Thomas de Boston, going with the said Brian.
Henry de Erdinton.
Nicholas de Odingesele.
John de Baskervill, going with Adam de Monte Alto.
John de Bohun.
190
OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1277.
Metnbrane 24— can/.
Brian sod of Alan de Bedale.
Qeoffirej de Lucj.
William de Odingesole.
Boberi de Bos the jounger, going with Bobert de Bos the elder.
Thomas son of Thomas de Moleton^ g^uig with Pa/n de Cadurcis.
Adam de Monte Alto.
William de Havrarthin, going with Adam de Monte Alto.
John le Tyeys.
William le Baud, going with William de Odingesele.
Bobert de Bos.
William son of Bobert de Bos, going with Bobert de Bos.
John de Bj of Holm, going with Fajn de Cadurcis.
Biehard de Boys, going with Henry de Lasey, earl of Lincoln.
William de Percy, going with Payn de Cadurcis.
Geoffrey de Caunvill, going with the aforesaid Payn.
Thomas de Moleton, going with Henry de Lasci.
Peter de Brumpton, going with the aforesaid Henry.
John de Yallibus.
Henry de Penebrigg, going with Henry de Lascy, earl of Lincoln.
David son of Griffin.
Bobert de Mortuo Man of Bichards Castle.
Balph de Wodeburg.
G^tfrey de Griseleye, going with Henry de Lascy, earl of Lincoln.
Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex.
Walter de Say.
Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln.
Geoffrey de Abetot of Hyndelup, going with William de Bello Campo,
earl of Warwick.
William de Brehuse.
Peter de Tatindon, going with John de Yallibus.
Balph de Trehampton and Almaric de Brucourt, going with Henry de
Lacy, earl of Lincoln.
William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick.
Jan. 24.
Worcester.
Jan. 24.
Worcester.
Mbmbranb 23.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Nicholas, vicar of the chorch of
the town of Whitchurch {Alhi Monasterii),
Protection with clause nolumuSf until All Saints, directed to Guncelin de
Badelesmere, justice of Chester, and all other bailiffs and lieges of those
parts, in favour of William sou of Warin, bringing corn from Ireland to
that county for the maintenance of himself and household.
Acquittance to Giles de Berkele, sheriff of Hereford, for 1 ,270/. of the
moiety of the first payment of the fifteenth in the counties of Hereford and
Devon, viz. 580/. from Hereford and 690/. from Devon, paid by him into
the wardrobe to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, on Saturday
before the Conversion of St. Paul, 5 Edwiurd I.
Power to the justice of Chester to let to farm, for four or five years, the
king's demesnes of the county of Chester.
Mandate to the same to pay to Master Balph de Besages, king's clerk,
for certain business of the king, 500 marks out of the money delivered into
his custody, in accordance with the king's precept, by Master Bobert de
Belvero and the sheriffs of Lancaster, Cumberland, and Westmoreland out
of the fifteenth of the aforesaid counties.
6 EDWARD I.
191
1277-
Jan. 26.
Worcester.
[Jan. 26.]
Worcester.
Jan. 27.
Worcester.
Jan. 26.
Worcester.
Feb. 1.
Woodstock.
Feb. 2.
Woodstock.
Membrane 23 — eani.
The like to Bogo de Knovill, sheriff of Salop^ to paj to Leonius son of
Leonios, king's clerk, for certain business of the king, 500 marks out of the
money of the fifteenth in his custody.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
The dean and chapter of Cork sending news of the death of B^inald,
sometime their bishop, have letters of licence to elect.
Writ de intendendOy directed to the tenants of the land of Evelismoneth
in favour of Roger de Clifford, to whom the king has committed the
custody of the said land surrendered into the king's hands by Roger de
Mortuo Mari.
Request to all the king's friends dwelling in parts beyond seas not to
molest Donelin de Florencia, merchant, and his men, in bringing to the
kingdom 18 great horses of value, bought by the said Donelin for the Welsh
war, in accordance with a grant of Philip, king of France, allowing such
horses to be bought in the said part^.
Mandate to justices and others to receive for three years the attorneys
whom Guy de Taunton, steward of Eleanor the king's mother, and Robert
shall nominate for her.
Mandate to Luke de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay
to Nicholas de Lodelowe 60/. 5^. ^d. and 90/. 5^., in which sums Henry de
Alemannia, deceased, the king's kinsman, was bound to the said Nicholas on
the day of his death for cloths and skins, an equivalent deduction to be
made from certain debts in which the king was bound to the said Henry,
and which were not satisfied in his lifetime.
Aquittance to the prior of Worcester and Thomas de Neuton for 500/. of
the moiety of the first payment of the. fifteenth in the county of Worcester,
paid by them in the wardrobe to Master Thomas Bek, king's clerk, keeper
of the said wardrobe, on Tuesday the morrow of the Conversion of St. Paul,
5 Edward I.
Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for Griffin, archdeacon of St. Asaph,
going to his own parts and returning to his lord, the bishop of St. Asaph.
Simple protection, for three years in Ireland, for the prior and convent
Little Malvern.
Letters for Agnes Burel of Fy therd, Ireland, nominating William le Sweyn
of Fytherd her attorney for three years.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Midsummer, for Richard de Cotes-
ford, going to Wales on the king's service with Geoffrey de Luscy.
Mandate to Luke de Lucca and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay
to Nuto, merchant of Florence, 50/., in which Roger Lestrange was bound
to the said Nuto, and which the king has granted to him on behalf of the
said Roger.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Midsummer, for tlie following,
going to Wales on the king's service : —
Peter de Monte Forti.
Elias de Hauvill, going with Payn de Cadurcis.
John de Brully, going with Peter de Monte Forti.
Henry de Brully.
Hemy de Dyve, going with Roger Lestrange.
Roger de Clifford the younger.
William de Whalebrewes.
Nicholas de Warr[ewyk], going with William de Bello Campo, earl
of Warwick.
192
CALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277.
Feb. 27.
Buckingham.
March 3.
Luton.
March 4.
Hitchin.
March 8.
Bojston.
March 9.
Foulmire.
March 13.
Waterbeach.
April 12.
Ipswich.
April 16.
Witham.
Membrane 23 — cent.
♦
John de Sancto Johanne.
The like to the following, gone to those parts : —
William Paynel.
Hugh de Beumes, gone with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln.
Mauger de Sancto Albino, gone with Geoffrey de Cannvill.
Henry de Tracy of Wollacumbe, gone with Geoffrey de Canvill.
Almaric de Sancto Amando, gone with William de Bello Campo,
earl of Warwick.
Hngh de Mnleton, gone with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln.
The like to the following : —
Koger de Cliff [ord] the younger, going to those parts.
Bichard de Breuse, gone.
Oliver de Pounchardun, gone, until the octave of Midsummer.
Adam de Monte Alto, going, until Midsummer.
James de Bello Gampo brother of William de Bello Campo, earl of
Warwick, gone with the said earl.
Nicholas de Weylaund, going.
Membrane 23 {Schedule).
Commission to Master Walter Scamel, dean of Salisbury^ and Matthew
de Columbariis to make perambulation of the forest in the counties of Rut-
land, Northampton, Salop, Stafford, Berks, Oxford, Worcester, Hereford,
Gloucester, Wilts, Somerset, Dorset, Southampton, Surrey, Sussex, Hunt-
ingdon, Buckingham and Essex, and to carry out the other articles of the
Carta de Faresta.
Feb. 4.
Woodstock.
Feb. 6.
Woodstock.
Mbmbranb 22.
Acquittance to the abbot of St. Peter's, Gloucester, and Adam le Botiller,
sheriff of Gloucester, for 50/. of the fifteenth of the county of Gloucester,
paid by them in the wardrobe at Worcester to Master Thomas Bek, keeper
of the said wardrobe, on Wednesday before the Purification.
Grant to the commonalty of the county of Salop, that their courtesy and
aid of horses and arms and other their power to Henry de Lascy, earl [of
Lincoln], and Boger de Mortuo Mari and others, who have gone on the
king's service to the parts of Wales against Llewellin son of Griffin, prince
of Wales, and his accomplices in rebellion, given not on account of any
service due to the king, but spontaneously on their part, shall not be taken
to establish any new right on the part of the king, nor be construed in any
way to their prejudice.
The like to the commonalty of the county of Hereford.
Licence for Griffin son of Wenunwen and Hawisia his wife to break one
of the stews of the manor of Strettondale lately committed to them, and to
take fish therein, the said stew to be kept stocked so that the king may
take fish therein when needed.
6 EDWARD I.
103
1277.
Feb. 4.
Woodstock.
Feb. 6.
Woodstock.
Feb. 6.
Woodstock.
Jan. 25.
AVorcester.
Membrane 22 — cont.
Grant to him that his men may for the present be received within the
king's land and stay there during good behaviour or until further order.
Appointment of Roger de Clifford, Matthew de Columbariis, Q^offrej de
Picheford and Nicholas de Romesey as justices itinerant for this tarn for
pleas of the forest in the county of Essex.
Mandate to Luke de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay
out of the king's money in their custody to Eleanor, the king's consort,
2,000/. ot the king's gift.
The like to the said merchants dwelling in London to pay to Geoffrey do
Picheford, constable of Windsor Castle, 100/. for the works of Windsor
park, by view of lawful men.
Presentation of Master William de la March to the church of Thorpe, in
the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands and heirs of Robert de Derleye, tenant in chief.
Safe-conduct, until Whitsunday, for Matthew de Columbariis, king's
Serjeant, and his men, sent to parts beyond seas, to buy 20 horses of value
for the king's use, in bringing the said horses to England.
Mandate in pursuance -to the bailiffs of the count of Boulogne of Wytsand
to allow the said Matthew and his men to pass freely through their port with
the said horses.
. Presentation of Philip le Waleys to the church of Stretton in Stretton-
dale in the diocese of Hereford, void by the resignation of David son of
Griffin, late rector.
The like of John de Burgundia to the church of Causton in the diocese
of Norwich.
Membrane 22 (Schedule 1).
Grant to Otto de Grandisono of the islands of Jersey and Guernsey in
the same terms as above, Membrane 26 (schedule).
Membrane 22 — eont*
Feb. 6. Grant to Joan de Valencia, wife of William de Valenda, the king's uncle,
Wcodstock. of the custody, during the minority of the heir, of the manor of Bradefeld,
late of Roger de Somery, tenant in chief.
Inspeximus of a grant to WOliam de Mounrevell, his yeoman, made by
Edward I. dated at Bordeaux, 20 December, 46 Henry III. of the daughter
and heir of Brun Daillai and her marriage and all her inheritance, with
mandate in pursuance to the seneschal of Ghhscony, the mayor of Bordeaux
and all bailiffs of GKiscony to maintain, protect, and defend the said William
in all things pertaining to the said daughter and heir of the said Brun,
and to do him speedy justice if be shall have complaint against Amaneu
Columby or any other person in acquiring his rights ; and whereas the mills
of the Ga and Margance are not specified in the above-mentioned ^rant, the
king, at the request of the said William, assents to the specification thereof.
Feb. 7. Mandate to the justice of Chester and the foresters, verderers, and other
Woodstock, officers of the forest in the county of Chester, in pursuance of a disafforesta-
tion of the lands of the abbot and convent of Demhale, not to enter
upon the said lands to make distraints or * naams ' or for other purposes
in connection with their office, but to permit the said abbot and convent and
their men and tenants to have pasture and their reasonable estovers with
other easements in the forest, according to the custom in the time of
•6187. * K
104
OALBNDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1277.
Feb. 7.
Woodstock.
Membrane 22 — cant.
earl Rnnulph and other foi*mer lords of Chester, and the said abbot and
convent to have a quarry and other things pertaining to buildings, according
to the ancient custom of the manors of Dernhale, Weverham and Cum-
wardesleye, now in their hands, and their bee-master (bicarius) to have
his bee-hives (Jnccui) where thej were anciently accustomed to be made in
the time of the aforesaid lords.
Bequest to the bailiffs of Whjtsond to permit the men of William de
Valencia, whom he sent beyond seas to purvey 25 horses of value, to bring
them over.
Membrane 22 (Schedule 2),
Licence for Bobert, bishop of Bath and Wells, to assart 60 acres of his
woods in his manor of Ceddre, within the forest of Menedep, to be held by
him and his succesaoL's.-
Feb. 6.
Woodstock.
Feb. 13.
Banbury.
Feb. 7.
Woodstock.
Feb. 9.
Woodstock.
Membrane 22 — cont.
Mandate to Master Adam de Noifolohia^ king's clerk, constable of
Bordeaux, to pay the following debts, if they are true, which Ellas de
Hauvill claims, atid which the constable has refused to pay, to wit : — arrears
of the account rendered to Easter term last by the said Elias and John his
brother for the time that they were bailiffs within the land of Gascony ;
money received to the king's use from land of the said Elias in Gascony
during his imprisonment there ; money received by him to the king's use
from a man of that land and accounted for but restored to the man ; the
custody of the castle of Bayonne from the said Easter term until Mid-
summer ; that of the castle of Saut from the said Easter until Michaelmas
and bis expenses in the castle of Geros' since the said Easter. The king
wills that he shall be paid, as he is about to go to Wales, with others, on
his service, and to stay there not without great expense.
Writ of aid, directed to the sheriffs, collectors, and receivers of the
fifteenth of the counties of Essex, Hertford, Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge,
Huntingdon, Norlhamptx>n, Butland, Leicester, Warwick, Nottingham,
Derby, Lincoln, York, Northumberland, Oxford and Berks, in favour of
William de Herlawe, king's clerk, appointed to view the rolls, estreats,
receipts, and payments of the moiety of the fifteenth of the aforesaid counties.
Safe-conduct, until Sunday next before Midlent, for •Tohn, clerk of the
bishop of Bangor, who lately, at the mandate of B. archbishop of Canter-
bury, came to England on the affairs of his lord, and is now returning to
Wales.
Acquittance to James de Pistorio, merchant of Pistoja, for 200 marks,
received from him on behalf of the society of James Amanati by the
hands of Giles de Audenard, king's clerk, keeper of the Tower of London,
by which he has made a fine for divers trespasses.
The like to Bikus Salvatere, merchant of Florence, for 100/.
The like to Guy Vicedomini (Visconti), merchant of Florence, for 60/.
The like to Donelin Juncte, merchant of Florence, for 20/.
The like to Bonaventurus Johannis^ fellow of Hugelin Bonaventums,
merchant of Siena* for 400/.
Mandate to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gascony, to satisfv the debts in
which the king is bound to Peter de Kymis and William his brother, king's
seijeants, upon due evidence of the said debts.
6 EDWARD I. 105
1277. Membrane 22 — eont,
Feb. 7. Protection with clause vofumusy until the octave of Trinity, for Oliver
Woodstock, de Ingham, going on pilgrimage to St. Gilles.
The like to the following :—
Robert de Bolewell, going to Ireland on the king's affairs.
The prior of Montacute, going beyond seas on the affairs of Elcan or,
the king's mother, until Michaelmas.
Nicholas de Hauvill, going to Ireland, until Michaelmas.
Safe-conduct^ until Michaelmas, for Eudo la Zusche, conveying by
water corn and other victuals by his own sailors (marinellos) of Bruges-
wauter, Totnes, and Dartmouth to Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Kaermerdyn,
Kedewelly and Sweyneseye, for the support of those persons who arc there
on the king's expedition against Llewellin son of Griffin and his accom-
plices in rebellion, the said sailors to bring with them in going and
returning letters patent of the said Eudo as to the said victuals and the
peraons to whom they are to be conveyed, and also of those persons to
whom they have been delivered or sold, and the said corn and victuals by
no means to be converted to the support of the said rebels.
Feb. 6. Writ de intendendOy directed to tho tenants of the manors of Randol-
Woodtftock. veston and Rouenor, in favour of William le Brun, king's yeoman, and
Isolda his wife, to whom the king has granted the manors in fee simple.
The like with respect to the manor of Forthingbrigg.
Feb. 7. Order to Adam le Botiller, sheriff of Gloucester, to enlarge and open the
Woodstock, banks of the Severn near certain weirs and elsewhere, so that there may be
everywhere twenty-six feet of width near the said banks, by the view and
testimony of two lawful men of the town of Gloucester and two others of
the city of Worcester, specially fleeted for the purpose by the aforesaid
counties, the king having been informed that, owing to the narrowness of
the said weirs, ships and boats cannot pass through the said river witiiout
impediment and danger ; such persons as resist the said sheriff in the matter
to be brought before the king in Parliament on the quinzaine of Easter to
receive the penalties to be provided againjst their contempt.
The like to Leo de BoIinton«
Mandate to Luke de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay to
R. le Bygo<l, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, a prest of 1,000 marks
out of the king's money in their bands or out of their own.
MSMBRANB 21.
Feb. 7. Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to Theobald de Luka and
\\ oodBtock. his fellows, of the society of the Aldebrandi of Lucca, in .'iOO marks for a
loan from them to the king, made at the instance of R[obert], bishop of
Bath and Wells, the chancellor, and Anthony Bek, and promise to repay the
same in the next fair of Boston.
Mandate to Luke de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to repay
to Frederick de Kuneo and Reginald de Manachaco and their fellowH, of
the society of Bernard Scoti, merchants of Pia'jenza, at the next fair of
BoHon, a loan of 1,000 marks, made by them to the king, by allowing them
to that amount out of the new custom due upon wools or other merchandise
bought, traded with, and exported by them, or if that be not sufficient, by
money payment.
K 2
186
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS
1277. Membrane 21 — comt.
The like to the same to repay in like manner a loan of 2,000 marks made
to the king by Reiner Joseph and Guy Shn£Eayne and their fellows, of the
society of the Friscobaldi, and Gny Yicedomini (Yisconti) and Hubert Mascy
and their fellows, of the society of Sir Gerard de Cercles, and Bartholomew
Jacobi and Hubert Baldonetti and their fellows, of the society of Sir
Gualteroccud Bardi, and Hugelin and Roger Sampe and their fellows, of the
society of Falconer, merchants of Florence.
Feb. 7. Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to Hngelin de Vikio,
Woodstock. Loterius Bonewyde, and their fellows, of the society of Teglarius de Scala,
merchants of Floi-ence, in 1,000 marks for a loan from them to the king,
and promise to repay tfie same by the hands of Luke de Lucca and his
fellows, merchants of Lucca, a fortnight after Midsummer in the fair of
Boston.
Feb. 20.
Banbury.
Feb. 20.
Banbniy.
Feb. 22.
Halse.
Feb. 27.
Buokingham.
March ].
DaDBtable.
March 3.
Luton.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for John de Reda, clerk, going to
Ireland on the king's affairs.
The prior and convent of St. Patrick's, Down, sending sews of the
death of Thomas their bishop, have letters of licence to elect.
Presentation of Bartholomew de la Haye, chaplain to the church of
Merton, in the diocese of Exeter, void and in the king's gift by reason of
his custody of the land and heirs of Walter de Merton, tenant in chief.
Mandate to the constable of Bordeaux to repay to William de Monte
Revell or his attorney 115 marks lent by Isterius de Blavia, merchant, to the
king, unless previously repaid to the said Isterius, the latter having granted
the said money to the said William.
Mandate to the sheriffs and collectors and receivers of the fifteenth of
London, Kent, Middlesex, Surrey, Sussex, Bedford, Buckingham, South-
ampton, Wilts, Somerset and Dorset, in pursuance of the appointment of
Master Robert de Belvero, kiug's clerk, to view the rolls, estreats, receipts,
and payments of the moiety of the fifteenth of the aforesaid counties, to
admit the said Robert to make the aforesaid view and to give credence to
him in so doing.
Lake de Luka, going beyond seas, has empowered Rolandinus de Podio
and Reiner Magyary, merchants of Lucca, to make attorneys in his place
for one year.
Safe-conduct until Palm Sunday for the bishop of St. Asaph and his
men bringing corn and other victuals from England to Wales and from
Wales to England.
Simple protection for Roger de Glentham and Agnes his wife while they
are impleading in the Bench Adam Belle of Lincoln touching a messuage
in Lincoln.
Letters for Maurice son of Maurice, gone to Ireland, nominating Philip
de Marton and Robert son of James his attorneys in England for two
years.
The like for Emelina his wife, gone to Ireland, nommating Peter
le Botiller and Geffrey Dunkan.
Presentation of Master Adam de Amundesham to the church of
St. Thomas, Winchelse, in the diocese of Chichester.
Protection and safe-conduct, for seven years, at the instance of Eleanor
the king's consort, for Gondesalvus Martini and Giles Martini and their
brethren, king's merchants, trading in the reahn ; and grant that they be
not distrained for any debt whereof they are not sureties or principal
debtors.
5 EDWARD I.
197
1277.
March 4.
Hitchin.
March 3.
Laton.
March 6.
Royiitoxi.
March 12.
BaruwelL
March 13.
Baniwell.
March 12.
Barnwell.
March 13.
Landbeach.
March 13.
Waterbeach.
March 19.
Gajirood.
March 24.
Bromholm.
March 29.
Korwxeh.
Membrane 21 — cont,
Acqaittance to Master Walter de la Mare, late sheriff of Cornwall,
of 180/. of the moiety of the first payment of the fifteenth of the said
county paid by him in the wardrobe to Master Thomas Bek, king's clerk,
keeper of the said wardrobe.
Ratification of a composition entered into and confirmed by Stephen de
Penecestre, warden of the Cinque Ports, between the mayor and commonalty
of the city of Bayonne on the one part, and the burgesses and commonalty
of Yarmouth on the other part, touching a certain peace ordained between
them upon divers trespasses conmiitted on both sides and certain condi-
tions confirmed between them.
Safe-conduct, until Whit Sunday, for John de London, king's yeoman,
whom the king is sending to Ireland as envoy to Robert de Onord, the
justiciary.
The prioress and nuns of Killelibon in Ireland, sending news of the
resignation of Desiderata le Poer, their abbess, have letters of licence
to elect.
Safe-conduct untU 1 August for Andrew Pentecostes and John de Sevenak,
Friars Preachers, gone beyond seas on the king's business.
The like, until Palm Sunday, for Lewellin the Welshman and his fellow,
Friars Preachers.
Acquittance to William,* abbot of Ramsey, and Hugh de Stapelford,
sheriff of Buckingham and Bedford, of 189/. lOi. sterling of the fifteenth in
those counties of the first term of payment, received by the hands of Rayner
Maggiari and Abbas de Talgardi, citizens and merchants of Lucca.
Letters for John son of Adam de London, going to Ireland on business
of the king, nominating Geoffrey de Waledon his attorney in England for
three years.
Presentation of Master William de Luda to the church of Bodington and
Ofibrd in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the lands of
Ralph de Cameys, deceased, tenant in chief, being in his hands.
Protection and safe-conduct, until 1 Augnsty for Simon de Bukingham,
clerk, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for the abbot of Cluny coming to
England.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of what pertains to the king
touching the marria^ce of Isabella de Monte Acutoy late the wife of Thomas
de Audeham, tenant in chief, and also of the fine, if any, for licence to
marry whomsoever she will, or her forfeiture if she marry without licence.
Mandate to the sheriff of Salop and tlie abbot of Shrewsbury to pay
to Richard de Bosco and Leonius son of Leonius 500/. out of the money in
their custody in that abbey arising from the fifteenth in the counties of
Salop and Stafford, by view of Otto de Grandisono, for the expedition of the
king's affairs under Uie orders of the said Otto.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Midsummer, for Thomas de
Meynwaryn, gone to Wales on the king's service.
The prioress and nuns of St. Mary's Hoges by Dublin, sending news of
the dea^ of their abbess, have letters of licence to elect.
Signification to the archbishop of Armagh of the royal assent to the
election of Nicholas, prior of the church of St. Patrick, Down, to bo
bishop thereof.
198
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277-
M»rch 29.
Norwich.
March. 30.
Norwich.
Membrane 2\~-cont,
Mandate to Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, in consideration of
the long labour of the elect in prosecuting the business of his election, to
restore the temporalities of the said see to the said Nicholas if his election
ha^e been canonicallj confirmed, and to take his fealty, letters patent under
his seal and under the seal of the chapter of the said church having been
first received, that this favour shall not be a precedent to the prejudice
of the Crown.
Mandate to the sheriff of Salop and the abbot of Shrewsbury to pay 318/.
of the fifteenth in their custody to Bartholqinew de Suthlegh and Master
V/illiam de Luda over and above the oOO/. which they were lately com-
manded to pay to Richard de Bosco and Leonius son of Leonius by view of
Otto de Grandisono.
The like to Guncelia de Badelesmere, justice of Chester, to pay to the said
Bartholomew and William 338/. of the fifteenth of that county in theur
custody in the abbey of Chester, for some special business of the king.
March 30.
Norwieh.
April 1.
Norwich.
April 9.
t'ramlingham.
April 15.
Nayland.
April 20.
UiEkveriDg.
Mbmbrane 20.
The like to the same to pay to the said Bartholomew de Suleye and
William 250 marks of that money.
The like to Orlandinus de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay out of the king's money in their custody or their own money to Walter
de Everle and Hugh de Kendale 363/. 5«* and 260 marks respectively.
Safe-conduct, until Ascension Day, tor the latter, whom the king is sendiug
to the march.
The like for Bartholomew de Suthle and Master William de Luda, whom
the king is sending to the march.
Exemption for two years, at the instance of A. king of Scots, of William
de Merkeshal from being pnt on assizis, juries, or recognisances.
Protection with clause volumus^ until 1 August, for the prior of Thefibrd
Monks, going beyond seas.
Here the chancellor returned to court.
Acquittance to the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds for 50/. part of
100/. wherein they made fine for the fifteenth contingent upon them and
the men of that town, delivered on Friday after St. Ambrose to Master
Thomas Bek, keeper of tiie wardrobe.
Power to Robert de Offord, justiciary of Ireland, to give the royal assent
to the person elected abbess of St. Mary's Hokes, in Ireland, in the room
of Roesia^ deceased, and after her confirmation to restore the temporalities,
after first receiving letters patent of the prioress and convent and of the
abbess elect that this grace shall not be to the king's prejudice.
Safe-conduct, until Whitsunday, for Michael de Weston, whom the
king is sending to the parts of Bergeveny to conduct men of that land to
the parts of West Wales on the king's expedition.
Protection for the abbot and convent of Fumes and their men and
lands, and licence for them to buy victuals in Ireland or elsewhere for two
years.
Mandate to the executors of the will of John Wyger, late sheriff of Devon
and constable of Exeter castle, to deliver the casUe, with its armour and
victual, by indenture to Matthew de Eglos[heil], to whom the king has
committed the oounty and the said castle*
5 EDWABD I. 199
1277. Membrane 20— con/.
Simple protectioiiy until Midsummer, for Kobert de Bos, going to
St. Edmunds, Pontignj.
April 25« Luke, abbot of St Peter's, Conches, has empowered Bichard le Sauvage
Weatminster. and John le Alemand to appoint attorneys for him for three years.
Bichard, abbot of St. Taurin, Evreux, has empowered Bichard le
Sauvage and Elias de Horsham to do the like.
April 25. Mandate to the sheriff of Salop and Stafford and the abbot of Shrewsbury
Westminster, to pay to Master William de Luda, king's clerk, 304/. 6«. out of the king's
money in their custody in the aforesaid abbey, for business enjoined on him
by the king.
The like to Guncelin de Badelesmere, justice of Chester, and the abbot
of Chester, to pay him 427/. 14^, 8c/. out of the fifteenth in their custody.
The like to the same to pay him 200/. out of the same.
The like to the same to pay him 200 marks out of the same.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
April 25. Mandate to Bartholomew de Suthleye and Master Thomas de Sodington
Westminster, to view the waste without the town of Coventry (which waste is held at fee
farm by the prior and convent of Coventry of the heirs of Boger de
Monte Alto) in the presence of the inhabitants (compatriotarum) and
neighbours claiming right or property by reason of common or otherwise
therein, and to assign to them reasonable common according to the quantity
of their adjacent lands and tenements, so that the said prior and convent, who
are now involved in debt» may be able to convert the remainder to their
own use for cultivation or other purposes.
April 29. Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Edmund, the king's brother, going
Westminster, on the king's affairs to the march.
Grant to Nicholas de Clere of the prebend of the king's chapel within the
castle of Nottingham, void by the resignation of William de Hakebum.
April 28. Licence, after inquisition made by tl}e sheriff of Nottingham, for the
Westminster. Friars Minors of the town of Nottingham to stop and enclose a lane adjoin-
ing the wall of their close.
Licence to B[ichard], bishop of St.* Davids, to buy from Hugh de
Kynardeflle all the lands and tenements which he holds of the king in
chief in la Neulaund, within the forest of St. Briavels, to hold t^ the said
bishop and his assigns of his own family and their heirs ; the said Hugh lo
go personally to the court of St. Briavels and surrender the said lands and
tenements into the king's hands, so that he may enfeoff' the said bishop
thereof by charter.
The like for the said Hugh de Kynewardesle to sell all the aforesaid
lands to the said bishop.
Acknowledgment of the receipt by the hands of Beyner de Luka and
Bolandinus de Podio, citizens and merchants of Lucca, from William,
abbot of Bameseye, and Hugh de Stapelford, sheriff of Buckingham and
Bedford, of 20/. of the fifteenth in those counties of the first term of
payment.
April 28. Pardon, for a fine of 40«., to John Clippitig, merchant of Lubek, of ail
Westminster, the trespasses committed by him in comniunicfttiiig with the inhabitants of
Flanders and exporting wool out of the kingdom to parts beyond seas and
importing cloths into England therefrom, contrary to the prohibition of
Henry III. -and Edward I., with licence for him to stay in the kingdom and
exercise his lawful trade.
200 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277- Membrane 20~~cont.
April 28. Panlon and release to Gaston, vicomte de Beame, at the reqnest of Philip
Westminster, king of France, of the king^s anger against him, it heing understood that
by reason of such release there shall be no abatement of the award to be
pronounced by the king of France nor of the amends to be received by
Edward I. by such award, the said Gaston having surrendered himself to
the will of Edward I. and the latter having put it to the king of Franco
to make award accordingly. [jFVencA.]
April 30. Protection and safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Edmund, the king's
Westminster, brother, with his men, whom the king is sending from his side to Wales on
the expedition against Llewellin son of Griffith and hb accomplices.
Appointment of Ralph de Sandwico, the king's steward, to the custody,
during pleasure, of the abbey of Flexeleye, which is in debt to the king in
a very large sum, and will continue so for a long time, as well by reason of
a loan contracted in the Jewry and elsewhere as of various immense debts
to merchants, alien and denizen, and others; and no sheriff or other minister
is to be lodged or intermeddle therein without special licence.
Mbmbranb 19.
April 24. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Reigate and Alexander de
W^estmiuster. Eirketon, touching the persons, who by night broke the houses of Simon
son of Emertc Edwyn of Scardeburg at Scardeburg, co. Tork, assaulted
him, and carried away his goods.
Mbmbranb 18.
April 30. Grant to Master John de Brideport, parson of the church of Axeministre,
Westminster, which is of the king's patronage, that, although the king by charter has granted
to the abbot and convent of Newenham the advowson of that church, he
wills that the said John be not disturbed during his lifetinle in his posses-
sion thereof.
May 1. Licence, at the instance of Florence, count of Holland, for the merchants
Westminster, of Holland to come into the kingdom and trade there for the next two
years, on this condition, viz., that on the quinzaine of Easter next the said
count send two of his council to Westminster with full power to correct
trespasses and losses inflicted on the king's merchants by the said merchants
of Holland, to which place the king will send two of his council with full
power to do the same for trespasses by the merchants of the said count
against the king's merchants, and unless sufficient correction and amend-
ment be then made the said merchants of Holland shall not thenceforth
exercise their trade in the kingdom ; and all bailiffs are to permit the said
merchants to come safely into the kingdom and to trade there in the mean-
while.
Simple protection, for one year, for John de Cuiceles, merchant of
Dowey.
Letters for William de Say, staying in Ireland on the king's a&irSy
nominating William de Batreschipp, alias Watreschipp, his attorney until
a year after Michaelmas. *
The like for Thomas de Clare, staying there on the king's affairs,-
nominating Bartholomew le Peytevyn and Adam de Yalle.
Power to Thomas de Normanvill, the king's steward, to sell all the wood,
great and small, growing in the hay of Willeve, and to bring the soil of the
hay into cultivation, let it to farm, or otherwise approve it.
5 EDWARD I. 201
1277- Membrane 18— con/.
May 1. Mandate to the king's merchantSy Luke de Laka, Orlandinos de Podio
Westminster, and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to deliver out of the king's money in
their custody or their own money to Master Bohert de Beverlaco, keeper of
the works at Westminster, 71/. 3«. \\d, to be delivered by him to divers of
the king's workmen there for their stipends from 2 November, 1276, to
Sunday, 25 April, 1277.
Simple protection for Master Bonettus de Quintino, gone to Gasoony on
the king's affairs, for as long as he stays there on the king's affairs.
May 7. Safe-conduct, for one year, for Gervase, canon of St. Asaph's, coming to
Westminster. England with a reliquary {aanctuario) called ^ Engletheu.'
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for William de Kyhale, monk,
of Bretton, going through the realm of England on business of his house.
Power to H. de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to receive into the king's peace
Ivorius Agriffy with his men and goods, if they wish to come in.
May 1. Protection with clause volumut^ until 1 August, for William de Aldithe-
Westniinster. lege, going to Wales on the king's service.
The like, until Michaelmas, for Eudo la Zuche, going in like manner.
May 4. Letters for William de Aldithele, going to Wales on the king's service,
Westminster, nominating Alan Os his attorney until Michaelmas.
The like for Stephen de Penecestre, going there on the king's service,
nominating John de Olmested.
May 6. Protection, until Michaelmas, for Peter Corbet, going there on the king's
Westminster, service.
May 9. The like for Eudo la Zuche, going there on the king's service.
Westminster.
May 3. Tnspeximus of a charter made by Bobert, bi>hop of Durham, granting in
Westminster, tail to Guichard de Charrnn and Isabel his wife, for their homage and
service, all the land late of Gilbert le Noreys with a water mill, and also for
the increase of the said tenement the whole of le Strothre de Koltyeete and
the said bishop's waste, by the following bounds, viz. from the water of
Team (de Thame)^ near the little path which leads from Pokrely to Redley
towards the north to opposite Bedway knoll, extending in a line towards
the west to Eldrepethymosse, and thus towards the west to the water of
Team, and beyond the water of Team towards the south to the hedge of
Pokreley, and thus to Foxbumepith : also 10 acres of arable land and wood,
lately held of the bishop by Roger de Kaldesete, which the said Guichard
has of the demise of the aforesaid Boger, lying between the house of the said
Boger and the aforesaid water of Team : also 8 acres of waste lying between
the said 10 acres of land and wood and the wood of the afoi*esaid Guichard
of Thamehogh : to hold to the paid Guichard and Isabel, and their heirs
and assigns, of the said bishop and his successors, to enclose as their
severalty the whole year, together with all franchises and easements, with
common of pasture on both sides of the Team, wherein knights and freemen
of that country do common, and housebote and haybote in the bishop's woods
in the ward of Cestre at the rent yearly of 28a. 8d,, at the bishop's exchequer
of Durham for all services, tallages, suits of court, cubtoms, exactions and
secular demands, and quit of pannage for all their swine fed there ; granting
also that none of their heirs and none of the said tenements shall be in the
custody of the said bishop or his successors, and that they shall pay only
28#. 8d. as a relief. Witnessed by Bobert de Nevil, lord of Baby, Thomas
de Harington, John son of Marmaduke, William de Yelaund, and John
202 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277« Membrane 18 — cont.
de Farcauar, knights, and Masters Alan de Essingwold, Robert Avenel, then
the bishop's chancellor. Sir Peter de Toresby, then his treasarer, Sir
Thomas de Lcvesham, Master Robert de Dr/fend, and manj others;
with i*atificatioa of the said grant.
Grant, for life, to Bonianus and Issaak, king's Jews of Bordeaux, sons of
the sometime Bonus, Jew, son of Mossia, that thej and their wives and
goods be quit of all tallages, exactions, and demands for 20 marks sterling
a year, payable at the Exchequer of Bordeaux ; with licence for them to
dwell where they please in the king's land.
This letter was sealed at another time and they had it.
May 6. Acceptance of a demise to farm, ' for six years, made by Thomas de
Wostminster. Normanvill, king's steward, to Robert de Hampton, of the king's demesnes
belonging to the castle of Carlisle, at a rent agreed between them in a writing.
Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, to John de Burgo
of all tres|)asses in the forest of Essex since the last eyre of the justices of
Henry III. for pleas of the forest in that county to the present day.
May 4. Licence for William Arnaldi de Saubanhac, citizen de Bayonne, to con-
Westminster, struct a weir, called a fish trap {wu8a)y upon the water or river of Lador
between Forgauer and La Hounce, where he may think best, so that it be
not to the king's damage, and to hold the said weir as a fishtrap or fishery
to himself and his heirs, paying therefor to the king and his heirs or to rho
constable of Bordeaux for the time being a yearly rent of 15/. of money of
Bordeaux at Bordeaux on the Sunday whereon Quasimodo geniti used to
be chanted.
May 7. Mandate to RoUandinus de Luka to pay out of the king's money in
Westminster, his custody to John de Northampton, citizen of London, 100 marks, in
part payment of the king's debts to him, unless he have already paid the
same by another writ or precept made to him by Anthony Bek, king's clerk.
Licence for Deudonus son of Isaac, a Jew of Winchester, to sell to John
de Loveras the debts wherein Richard de Cardevill is bound to the said Jew.
May 7. Safe-conduct, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for the abbot of Cluny,
Westminster, coming to England.
Mbmbrakb 17.
May 3. Confirmation of a grant, for life, by Hugh de Plessetis to Master Walter
Westminster. Scamel, king's derk, dean of Salisbury, of all his lands in Cumbe.
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for the men of the abbot of
Holmcoltram, bringing victuals by sea or fresh water for the sustenance of
the abbey.
May 7. Simple protection, for one year, for Walter Musard and Giles Mnsait],
Westminster, merchants of Dowey.
Acceptance of a demise at farm made by Thomas de Normanvill, the
king's steward, to Robert de Hampton of divers lands late of Richard de
Ejrkebride, tenant in chief, during the nunority of the heir.
May 5. Grant to Edmund, the king's brother, who by -grant of Henry III.
Westminster, holds the manor, castle, and honor of Monerauth, sometime of John de
Monemuth, whose debts at the Exchequer are required of the said Edmund,
that he and the heirs of his body be quit of all debts, fines, and amerce-
ments, accounts, reckonings, and idl arrears which are or may be required
6 EDWARD I. 203
1277. Membrane 17 — coni.
by reason of the aforesaid manor, castle, and honor ; saving to the Crown
the right of recovery if the said manor, castle and honor shall come into
other hands.
The like to the same with respect to all the lands which Simon de Monte
Forti held of the baronj sometime of John le Yiscunte, in Northumberland
and elsewhere, and which Edmund holds by grant of Henry III. to wit,
that he and the heirs of his body be quit of the debts of the said John by
reason of the said lands, for which debts the said Simon also was bound at
the Exchequer.
The like to the same with respect to the castle and honor of Tuttebiry
and the honor of the county of Derby, which he holds by grant of Bobert
de Ferariis ; saving to the Crown the right of recovery against the said
Robert and his heirs as well from other lands in the hands of the latter ns
from the said castle, honors and lands if they should chance to come to the
hands of the latter.
The like to the same with respect to the castle, town and honor of
Leicester, the lands of that honor which Simon de Monte Forti, sometime
earl of Leicester, held, and all the lands which the earl held of whatsoever
lords, all which the said Edmund holds by grant of Henry III.
Prohibition, during pleasure, to all merchants and captains (rectoribus)
' of ships not belonging to the land of the heirs of Walter Marshall, sometime
earl of Pembroke, in Leinster, from going, contrary to a like prohibition
sealed with the seals of Henry III. and the king, with their wine and
merchandise to Ross and the isle ; as t!ie city of Waterford, to the port
whereof they should go, is deteriorated by such subtraction and the Crown
deprived of its rights and customs npon such wine and merchandise.
May 6. Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
[Weitminster.] let Anthony Bek, constable of the Tower of London, have as soon as
possible oO/. of last Easter term of the 100/. ordered at the Exchequer for
the custody of the Tower.
The like to the same to pay Eblo, vicomte of [Ventador], 50/. for
200 pounds of Tours, wherein the king is bound to him.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
May 7. Grant to John de Steynegryve that he may hold the manor of Staynton,
WeBtminster. which he has of the demise of Margaret de Staynton, and which is of the
king's fee of Tickhill, for five years without challenge of the Crown, on
condition that he acquire no tenement in fee and inheritance within the
aforesaid fee during the said time without the king's special licence.
betters for Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, nomi-
nating Elias de Ibbeston his attorney until Easter.
Signification to all persons of Ireland that the king has changed the seal
used by him in Ireland' since his infancy, and caused a new seal to be
delivered to Fromund le Brun, king's clerk, chancellor of that land, to seal
writs with.
May 6. Licence, for life, for the abbess of St. Edward's, Shaftesbury, to appoint
Weetminster. attorneys in her place to make suits at the king's hundreds of Doneword
and Thomhull, co. Wilts.
May 8. Award between the barons of the ports and the men of Great Tar-
Westminster, mouth. The said barons are to have their easement in strand and den
which they claim at Yarmouth, without any appropriation of the soil and
in the time of the fair without giving any manner of custom. The men of
the town of Yarmouth are to clear the strand and den of old ships and
204 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
i
1277. Membrane 17 — cont,
timber (merin) where people are to put in aud dry their nets, except of
such ships as are being made, and of the masts upon which the said drying is
carried on ; and not to raise more than five windmills upon the den more
than they have formerly itiised, and those mills to be raised to the least
damage and nuisance of the den and of those who are to dry their nets
there. The said barons to have and enjoy peaceably their rents, of which
they are seised in the town of Yarmouth, and if any deforce them the
provost and bailiffs of Yarmouth to aid them to levy such rent according
to law and right, and if the said barons believe themselves to have right
in other rents, of which they are deforced by the people of Yarmouth, they
are to recover by writ or by the law aud by custom used in the said town.
With regard to the claim of the said barons to have at Yarmouth royal
justice and the keeping of the king's peace in time of the fair lasting for
40 days, they are to have the keeping of the king's peace and to do royal
justice together with the provost of Yarmouth, as follows, viz. during the
fair they are to have four Serjeants, of whom one shall carry the king's
banner {barrere)^ and another sound a horn to assemble the people
and to be better heard, and two shall carry wands {verges) for keeping the
king's peace, and this office they shall do on horseback if they wish it. The
bailiffs of the ports, together with the provost of Yarmouth, to make attach-
ments and pl^ pleas and determine plaints during the fair, according to
law- merchant, and the amercements and profits of the people of the ports to
remain to the barons of the ports at the time of the fair, and the profits and
amercements of all others who are not of the ports to remain to the king by
the bailiffs of Yarmouth. The bailiffs of the barons of the ports afore-
said, together with the provost of Yarmouth, to have the keeping of the
prison of Yarmouth during the fair, and if any prisoner be taken for so
grave a trespass that it cannot be determined by Uiem in time of fair, by
merchant law, nor the prisons delivered, such person to remain in the prison
of Yarmouth until the coming of the justices. The said bailiffs of the
barons of the ports to receive the customary 2d, a ship, called 'fire
penyes,' to keep up fires in the usual places for the safety of the shore by
night as long as they are willing to keep up the fires, and if 'they fail to
keep up the said fires the provost of Yarmouth may receive the aforesaid
pence and keep up the fires in form aforesaid. In discharge of the custom of
4cf. from each ship claimed by the said barons they shall receive 6/.
sterling from year to year by the hand of the provost of Yarmouth at their
departure from the fair. With regard to the claim of the said barons to
distrain for their debts by land and sea, their bailiffs are not to make any
distraint without the provost of Yarmouth, except upon the people of the
ports, and it is to be reasonable according to the law-merchant so that the
fair does not suffer thereby. No guard to be put henceforth on ships,
merchants, and merchandise by the men of Yarmouth, whereby merchants
are prevented from selling their goods freely. Neither the said barons
nor the men of Yarmouth are to take anything from minstrels and women
(femmes de vie). The said barons are not to take anything for window tax
or stallage. [French.']
[Jea^, Charters of the Cinque Ports^pp, 13, 14.]
Mbmbranb 16.
May 7. Inspeximus of the record and process of a plea lately in the king's conrt
Westminster, between Robert, archbishop of Canterbury, and Richard le Waleys, knight,
as follows : — Sussex. The assise comes to know whether the archbishop,
Adam de Wendelesworth, Andrew de JarpenviU, John de Arderne and
Master Roger de Dertford disseised the said Richard of Lis free tenement
5 EDWARD I. 206
1277. Membrane 16— con^
in Terriog, to wit, of two parts of the manor of Terring, except 28 acres
of land. The archbishop comes not, hut Bichard de Pevenese, his bailiff,
comes, and Adam, Andrew, John and Boger come. The archbishop, by
his bailiffs, sajs that the assise should not proceed because he entered with
the will of Bichard, who gave him the keys of the manor : that Richard
holds the said manor at his will by the service of 18/. yearly in money or
its value at the option of the archbishop, who shall come there once a year
if he wishes and stay until he should consume food and other necessaries to
that amount, or at the four terms, and consume a fourth part, on condition
of giving 40 days' notice. In allowance of the said 18/. he shall find for
the archbishop a quarter of wheat for 18c/., a quarter of oats for 8c/.9
4 gallons of best ale for Ic/., and if it be not the best let the cask be
smashed, the ale spilt, and \d, or \d, put upon the cask, a fat ox
carcase for 16c/., a male pig over a year old and of reasonable size for
8c/. a fat mutton carcase for 4c/. two fat geese for Ic/. four fat hens for Ic/.
a hundred of eggs for Id. and another hundred for nothing, dishes, plates,
salt-cellars, cups, skewers {brock*), firewood (butch*) , coal (carbon'), salt,
'pychers' (afterwards called vasa terrea), daily at noon, hay for nothing,
and litter likewise for nothing. He shall keep the men of the manor
according to their tenures, and as freely without vexation and exaction as
the archbishop keeps his men of his other manors, under pain of losing the
manor, and if he fails in any point or contravenes these (Auditions, the
archbishop may enter the manor and keep it at will. And because Bichard,
when the archbishop came to the manor to take the service in kind as above,
expended 6/. 17«. 5}</. only and defaulted as to the residue of service,
and also vexes the men of the manor and exacts from them other customs
and services than he ought or than the archbisb(»p exacts from his men in
other of his manors, the archbishop took the manor into his hands, as was
lawful for him to do. For he says that Godfrey, grandfather of Richard,
whose heir the latter is, held the manor of St. Edmund, sometime archbishop
of Canterbury, predecessor of himself, by the said services, and St. Edmund
took the manor from Godfrey for the like reasons and kept it until he
returned it to Gk)dfrey, of his mere grace, under a form contained in
a writing as follows :—
' Godfrey le Waleys to all greeting : — Be it known that whereas by
reason of many defaults in my farm due from the manor of Terring to my
lord the archbishop of Canterbury according to the ancient and approved
custom of the archbishopric, I had been deprived of the said manor by my
lord Edmund, archbishop of Canterbury, and of my own free will, until I
can have his grace, I had resigned the said manor with the keys of the
houses into the hands of Master Richard de Wyke, his chancellor, and the
archbishop had been in full seisin of the manor as of right, the fealties of
the men of the manor having been taken by him ; at my instant prayer,
the archbishop has at last of his mere grac6 delivered seisin of the said
.manor to me in the following form, to wit, that the men of the manor shall
hold ac(K>rding to their tenures as freely and without exaction as the
archbishop holds his men of his other manors, under pain of losing the said
manor of Terring if convicted at any time, and I have bound myself and my
heirs to pay 80 pounds of silver quarterly in the four following years for
the said defaults, and 10/. on failing to pay any quarter ; and the arc^hbishop
has given 80/. to my four daughters to many them, and the portions of
each will be placed in the house of St. Pancras, Lewes, until with the consent
of their friends they are provided for in marriage. The default of the said
farm according to the custom of the archbishopric I promise to make good
under all the said bonds and penalty, renounchig every privilege and remedy
of any law. As to the holding of the hundred (de Lage hundredo) by the
archbishop*s bailiffs at Terring, it \b agreed that we will stand by the
200 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1277. Membrane 16 — cont.
ordinance and judgment of Sirs WilUam de Ralegh and William de Eboraco.
In witness hereof I have set my seal to this writing in the full court of
Chancery. Dated at Canterbury, V Ides of June, in the feurth year of the
pontificate of the said Edmund.'
The archbishop also says that after the death of the said G-odfrey the
said St. Edmund forthwith entered the said manor as his right because he
had granted it to Godfrey only, not to his heirs. But overcome by the
insistence of Godfrey, the son and heir of the said Godfrey and the father
of the above Richard, and his friends, the said St. Edmund gave him seisin
of the manor without mentioning heirs, and of his special grace, on con-
dition that he should render the farm in the aforesaid way, and not vex or
oppress the men of the manor, but treat them in the same way as the
archbishop did in his manors, and this appears by a letter of Godfrey to the
following effect :—
^ That whereas his father, by reason of the above default of the farm,
resigned the manor as Bpecified in the above charter, the archbishop has
deli\ered the manor to him on condition that he fully pay the farm, under
pain of losing it, and that he treat the men according to their tenures as freely
as the archbishop for the time being treats his. Witnesses: Reginald,
abbot of Begham ; Masters Richard de Wikes and Nicholas de Burford ;
Roger de Leyburn and Henry de WyntreshuU, knights ; WiiHam de Burne
and Peter de Carsing, clerks ; Henry Level, and others.'
Wherefore the present archbishop says that he took the manor into his
hand as his right by the form of the grant to the ancestor of the said
Richard, as his predecessors had often done for default of service and vexa-
tion of the men, and demands judgment whether the assise should proceed.
. Richard says that he gave the archbishop no keys, but that he received
him into the manor as a guest. He acknowledges that he holds the manor
for 18/. a year, and that Godfrey, his father, held it of Boniface, predecessor
of the said Robert, and died seised thereof as in fee : but, by reason of the
minority of Richard, Boniface took the manor into his hands in the name
of a custody, and assigned to Joan wife of Godfrey, his mother, one third
part in dower, and kept the custody of two -thirds until his full age, and after-
wards surrendered to him those two parts as his right and inheritance and
took his homage, and after the death of Boniface the present archbishop took
his homage : and so he was in seisin thereof until the latter disseised him,
and as to this he puts himself upon the assise.
Richard, being asked whether his grandfather and father made the above
^ ritings, says yes ; but he says the writings ought not to go against him, because
although they were disseised as he has been, they might have remitted the
injury done to them, or, again, his grandfather and father do not bind their
heirs by the said services, and he asks judgment whether the said writings
ought to oust him from that assise.
The archbishop by his bailiff asks judgment, with respect to Richard's
claim of two parts by hereditary right, whether he can be in a better case
than his father and grandfather if they were alive.
The bailiff, being asked whether the archbishop took Richard's homage,
says that the latter holds other tenements for which he took his homage,
and if he took homage for that tenement, he did so under the form contained
in the above writings.
A day was given to them to hear judgment at Estgrenested, to wit,
Saturday before St. Margaret the Virgin.
Afterwards on that day, because all the jury were of the liberty of the
archbishopric, the above-mentioned Joan refused to proceed, and asked that
it sliould be of others than of the said liberty. But ai» there were no other
recognitors present, a day was given a fortnight nfter Michaelmas, and in
the meantime the king's council was to bo consulted.
5 EDWABD 1. 20r
3277. Membrane 16 — coni.
Afterwards, a month after Michaelmas 4 Edward I. the parties came
before the king at Westminster, and agreed that the king should cause
inquisition to be made hj knights and others of the vicinage of Terring,
impartial to either side, as to what service was imposed upon Richard's
ancestors when they first entered or held the manor, and in the taking of
the inquisition the above mentioned writings were to be exhibited, and in
the meantime the manor was to be surrendered into the king's hands.
Afterwards, on Friday after the octave of Martinmas, the said jury
remained to be taken on Monday, St. Andrew's day, at Biackinglegh, co.
Surrey, throoeh defect of knights, and because of the free tenants who
came, nearly aufl were open to challenge by one party or the other. The
sheriffs of Surrey and Kent were commanded to distrain jurors so that the
jury should not remain again.
Afterwards on that day, because all the knights and free tenants of Sussex
were challenged on one side or the other, and Richard claimed that jury
ought not to be taken by any jurors of Kent or Surrey, the jury was
respited to Hilary three weeks at Westminster, and in the meantime the
king to be consulted. On that day the parties appeared and a jury selected
with the consent of both parties, to wit, Denid de Croft, Henry de Lyons,
Robert de Sancto Claro, Simon de Sangelton, Thomas de Offinton, William
de Henton, Aunfrey de Qatewik, William de la Rede, Adam le Justur,
Robert Troytemenen, William de la Legh, and John de Wyntreshull, who
say that the manor of Terring was once the right and member of Christ-
church, Canterbury, and a predecessor of the present archbishop handed it
over to an ancestor of Richard to hold by the service of 18/. a year, or its
value in provisions, in the form above stated by the archbishop. And they
say that Richard began to perform the said service in provisions, that the men
ought to be treated as the archbishop treated his men in his other manors,
that Richard treated them otherwise in exacting customs not due from them,
to wit, that whereas they ought not to thresh corn except again£t the coming
of the archbishop, he compelled them to thresh corn every year or pay
money for it.
Hereupon Richard acknowledged the manor to be the right of the said
church, and all the claims of the archbishop, and that he forfeited the manor
and accordingly quitclaimed it to the archbishop, submitting himself entirely
to the archbishop's grace. Therefore judgment was given that the archr
bishop should have seisin.
Afterwards Richard quit-claimed to the archbishop any right he might
have of chasing in the woods, chaoes and w£^rens of the archbishop in Suth
Mailing and Maggefeld.
Membrane 15.
May 8. Simple protection, until a year after Michaelmas, for the master of the
Westminster. Maison Dieu, Dover, going beyond seas.
Signification to the archbishop of Cashel of the royal assent to the election
of Robert, monk of the Cistercian order, to be bishop of Cork.
May 11. Protection, with clause volumusj for William de Whalebrewes, going to
Westminster. Wales on the king's service.
Letters for Beatrice, abbess of Holy Trinity, Caen, nominating Robert le
Melle and Robert de Tuleye her attorneys until Easter.
The like for Thomas de Clare, staying in Ireland on the king's business,
nominating Stephen de Slapton and Adam de Yale until a year after
Michaelmas.
203 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1277. Membrane 15 — cont.
The like for Robert de Thurvjl, master of the Knights Temphirs in
England, going beyond seas, nominating brothers Thomas de la Fenne and
William de Meddeburn until a year after Midsummer.
May 12. Signification to the merchants and others of Ireland, that they may
WestmiDster. securely come to Chester and Lampader, which are in the king's hands by
defeat of Llewellin son of G-riffith and his accomplices in rebellion, with
victuals and other goods, and they shall have speedy payment for sach
victuals as they shall bring and sell there.
Protection with clause volumusy until Michaelmas, for Gilbert de Clare,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford, going to Wales on Uie king's service.
May 12. Protection for the abbey of Kirkstal, which has fallen into debt and is
Westminster, committed during pleasure to the custody of Hugh de Kendale, king's
derk.
Appointment of the said Hugh to the custody thereof.
Protection, for five years, for the said abbey, lately committed to the
custody of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, who cannot at present attend
thereto by reason of staying in the March on the king's urgent affairs, and
now committed to the above Hugh.
Ratification of such sale as shall have been made to Master Thomas de
Chaddeword, clerk, by Robert de Offord, justiciary of Ireland, and S.
bishop of Waterford, treasurer of Dublin, in pursuance of a mandate to
them to sell to him the custody of the lands and heirs of Henry Barbedor
and Elias le Waleys, deceased, who held in chief of the archbishopric of
Dublin, which is in the king's hands, according to an extent made by the
said justiciary of tJie said custodies or another to be made if necessary,
together with the marriage of the said heirs.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for W. bishop of St. Andrews, in Scotland,
coming to England.
Grant to Edmund the king's brother, to whom Henry III. granted the
castle, town and county of Lancaster, late of Robert de Belehem, that ho
and the heirs of his body be quit of any debts due thereon from the said
Robert, saving the king's right of recovery if they come to other hands.
The like to the same with respect to the castles of Skenfrith, Grosmund
and Blaunchaltel (nc), late of Hubert de Burgo, granted to him by Henry III.
Acknowledgment of the payment by J. bishop of London, to Orlandinus
de Podyo and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, of 200 marks, whereby he
made fine for his service of six knights' fees, due for the present expedition
into Wales.
Discharge to the treasurer of the New Temple, London, for 69/. 17^. and
49/. 5«. 2^c/., arising from the issues of the lands which Constance late the
wife of Henry de Alemannia held in dower in the honor of Tikehull, which
Master Raymond de Nolmeriis deposited by the king's order at the New
Temple, and which R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, has received
as a loan.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas, for John le Rus,
going to Wales on the king's service.
Pardon to Philip de Shenefeld for the death of Hugh le Keu, and of any
consequent outlawry.
The like, at the instance of Isabella de Fortibus, countess of Albemarle,
to Robert le Stodere of Raveneserd, of his outlawry for robbery.
Power [to the justiciary of Ireland] to present a parsou this time to the
vicarage of Donamor in Omayl.
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209
1277 • Membrane 16 — conL
Acquittance to the abbot of Waverley of 262/. 10^. paid bj him on
Tu&sd&y in Whitsuii week to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe^
of a certain courtesy lately made at Winchester by the said abbot and other
abbots of the Cistercian order in the realm.
May 15. Nomination, in accordance with a mandate from Pope Gregory to
Weitminster. B[obert] bishop of Bath and Wells, and Master Thomas Bek, archdeacon
of Dorset in the church of Salisbury, to provide ecclesiastical bene Sees,
either prebends or others, with or without cure, for three clerks of the king's
household, of Giles de Audenardo, clerk of the household, as one of the three.
Mbmbrans 14.
May 16. Acquittance to Thomas de Wedehie of the county of Lincoln, of 8/. 6«. 8^.
Westminster, delivered on 16 May, the vigil of Whitsunday, 6 Edward I. to Master
Thomas Bek, king's clerk, keeper of the wardrobe, on account of a fine
made by him for the service due to the king for the fourth part of a
knighfs fee in Beseby in the present expedition into Wales.
Licence for James de Saundemunt and Ingeram Aleyn, merchants of
Flanders, to take 28 sacks of wool at Boston, and 12 sacks of wool at
London, to parts beyond seas.
Protection with clause volumuSf until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for
Boger de Mereworth, going to Wales with Boger Bygod, earl of Norfolk
and marshal of England.
The like for Walter de Trailly, going to Wales on the king's service for
the same period.
May 24.
Windsor.
May 24.
Windsor.
May 22.
Windsor.
May 26.
Windsor.
May 24.
Windsor.
96187.
The like for Peter Corbet, gone there, until Michaelmas.
Simple protection, until 1 August, for the canons of St. Asaph's.
Letters of Gilbert, abbot of Bemay, nominating Boger de Preus and
Boger de Oylly, his monks, his attorneys for three years.
Acquittance to the abbot of Malmesbury and Hildebrand de London, sheriff
of Wilts, of 1,417/. ld«. 4d. out of the fifteenth in the aforesaid county of
the first term's payment thereof, received, by the king by the hands of
Frederick de Luka, Luke de Luka, Bolandinus de Podio, Abbas de
Talgard, Gerard de Luka and Matthew Bougepel, citizens and merchants of
Lucca.
Mandate to William son of Warin, steward of Ulster, to take all the
money arisiDg out of the issues of the aforesaid county on Midsummer next
to the king at Chester vdthout any delay to be paid into the wardrobe, the
king being in great need of money for the furtherance of arduous affairs in
Wales.
Presentation of Anthony Bek to the church of Lanpadarmaur in the
diocese of St. Davids.
Protection with clause volumw, for one year, for John de Burgo, going
beyond seas on pilgrimage.
Presentation of Stephen de Sancto G^rgio to the church of Haveresham,
in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the death of Master Angelus de Boma,
late rector.
210
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1277.
May 25.
WindME.
May 20.
Windsor.
[May 26.]
Windsor.
May 27.
Windsor.
Men^ane 14 — coni.
Mandate to Orlandinas de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay, oat of the king*8 money which they will receive in the next fair of
Boston, lOlL 5#. to Reymund Aleman, merchant of Bordeaux, for wine
taken from him to the king's use.
Liceace for the canons and nuns pf Alvingham to close a path hetween
houses of theirs by which the parishioners of the said town have access to
•the parish church, as it appears by inquisition ocf quod damnum made by
Alexander de Monte Forti that dangers and inconveniences arise from the
•said path to the injury of the said religious, provided that they make for
the convenience of the parishioners and others, a path of at least the same
width on the south side of the old path.
Appointment of Hugh de Dygneneton and Janyan de Florencia as keepers
and bailiffs throughout the realm, to receive to the king's behoof a half
mark on each sack of wool and a half mark on each 300 wool-fells making a
sack, and one mark from each last of hides going out of the realm of
England and the land of Wales, with power to inquire touching the said
{new] custom, and those concealing and carrying it off, and of attaching such
persons and delivering them after they have made satisfaction.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas, for Adam de Nortoft,
going to Wales on the king's service.
Letters for John de Brittannia, earl of Richmond, nominating Drogo de
Fara and William Gerardi, clerk, his attorneys for three years.
Mandate to Beyner de Luka and Orlandinus de Podio and their fellows,
merchants of Lucca, to pay to Elias de la Nande, merchant of Bordeaux,
322/., due to him from the king for IBS tuns of wine taken from him in
London, and 6/. for 2 tuns taken from him and sent to Windsor to the use
of the king's children there, and 10/. for the cellarage of the wines
aforesaid.
Signification to the vicomte of Yaloignes ( Valon*) that Enmia, daughter
of William le Manager of St. Ouen, Catteville, released and quit-claimed in
the king's presence for herself and her heirs to William her brother, the
bearer of this patent, all her right and claim in a certain piece of land of
St. Ouen, Oatteville, of which the said William and Emma are heirs by the
death of William le Menager their father.
Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland to retain in the king's pay, during
good behaviour or until further arrangement, Thomas Parefay, who has
long served the kine: in Ireland well and faithfully.-
Letters for Roger Waspaill nominating Bichard Krey, Thomas de
Kingesdon and John de Putteneye his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
Protection with clause volumuSy until Michaelmas, for the following,
going to Wales on the king's service : —
Walter de Wigeton.
John le Estrauncre.
Master Ralph le Sauser, king's seijeant, going there with the king.
Simple protection, until 15 August, for Bernard de Suthampton, his men
and ships.
Protection and safe-conduct for Master Hardician de Sancto Laurencio,
primicerius of Milan, papal chaplain, and friar John de Derlington, and
their households and the deputy collectors appointed by them in various
dioceses, deputed by the Pope as collectors of the tenth in aid of the Holy
Land.
5 JSDWAUD I.
211
1277.
June 6.
Windaor.
Jane 6*
Wixtdaor.
Jan. 13.
[reciius June]
BiiU.
Membrane 14 — cant^
Simple protection, for one year, for Philip de la Bokele, going to Ireland.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for John de Cadewejn, monk of Estrede-
marchach, goiog to his house.
Protection with daase volumu$y until Michaelmas, for Geoffrey Gaceljn^
going to Wales with William de Valencia, the king's uncle.
The like for the following : —
The abbot of Waverle, going to his general chapter, until All Saints.
William de Herlawe, going to Wales on the king's service, until
Michaelmas.
John de la Sale, going to Wales with Edmund, earl of Oornwall.
Bartholomew de Eyriel, going there with the king.
Robert Luterel, going there on the king's service.
Fulk de Yallibus, going there with William de Brewes, until a weet
after Michaelmas.
Hugh de Oortenaj, going there on the king's service, until
Michaelmas.
Hugh Poynz, going there on the king's service, until a week after
Michaelmas.
Membrane 13.
•
May 14. Impeximus of a writing whereby John de Sancto Johanno, knight
Westnunster. granted to Niitus Fulberti, citizen and merchant of Florence and Mary his
wiie, for the lives of both of the latter, his whole manor called Sottewelle,
CO. Berkshire, with wards, reliefs, escheats, rents, marriages, homBges,
services, villeinages, with the whole township, bondmen and their issues, and
goods and whatever he had or might have in arable lands, demesnes, tenements
and tenures, toils, crofts, messuages and places, gardens, meadows, feedings
and pastures, ways, paths, commons, marshes, plains, woods, alder-beds,
dykes, spinneys (spinetis)^ gardens (oriis)^ hays, mills, waters, stanks,
stews, fisheries, streams, trees, logs and stones, at a rent of Id, yearly for
all service, and if any other service be due to the king or another during
that time, the said John shall acquit it. Witnesses: — Sir Edmund, earl
of Cornwall, Sir John de Sancta Elena, Sir Bichard de Cornubia, Sir
Walter de Huntercumbe, Sir Nicholas de Harenthate, Sir Nicholas de
WauQz, Sir Richard de Torkervill, Sir Thomas Faanel, Sir William
Paanel, knights, John de la Zusche, William de Makkeneye, Nigel de
Saundrevill; Robert de Saunford, Thomas de Makkeney, Ralph of the same,
and others.
May 22.
Windsor.
May 80.
Windsor,
Safe-conduct, until a week after Midsummer, for Res son of Griffith and
Hoel his brother, coming to the king's peace to whomsoever they will of the
captains of the army of Wales, with the horses, harness, goods, households
and men, whom they bring with them.
Power to John de Gobham, Philip de Wileby,and William de Middelton,
to tallage the Jews in the realm.
Power to Geoffrey de Picheford, constable of Windsor Castle, to enclose
and arrent all void places and sheep- walks (becercia) without the covert of
the forest of Windsor near tb<^ towns which are in the said forest within
bis bailiwick.
Grant to Ellas son of Benedict de Londun» Jew, of Bordeaux, that he
and his wife and their goods be quit of all tallages, exactions and demands,
for one mark yearly, payable at the Exchequer of Bordeaux, and that ho
may dwell where he pleases in the king's land,
0 a
212
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277.
June 2.
Windsor.
June 3.
Wiadser.
June 5.
Windsor.
June 8.
Windsor.
June 7.
Windsor.
Membrane 13 — cent.
Protection with claase volumus^ until a fortnight aflter Michaelmas, for
Eustace de Umframvill, gone to Wales with Otto de Grandisono.
Grant to Geoffrey Craceljn of the custody, during the minority of the
heir of the land and of John, the son and heir of Rorges Gacelyn, tenant in
ichief, with the marriage and quitclaim to him of all the issues received
hy him to this date.
Mandate to Geoffrey Gacelyn and Ralph Gacelyn to attend William de
ya1encia,^he king's uncle, in the Welsh expedition, with their service of a
fourth part of a knight's fee and half a knight's fee respectively due to the
king.
Grant to Master Elias son of Master Mosseus, Cresseus son of the said
Elias, and Aaron sou of Vy ves, Jews of Lond<Mi, that they may carry on
their lawful trades in the realm according to the form of the statute lately
provided hy the council touching usury, and that their debtors, who are
lawfully bound to them by writings or in other ways, be distrained by the
justices appointed to the custody of the Jews.
Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland to provide, at the first opportunity,
Richard le Blund, king*s clerk, with an ecclesiastical benefice in the king's
presentation of the yearly value of 30 marks, in compensation for hia
presentation to the church of Fresketh, in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the lands and heirs of John de Cogan the younger, tenant in
chief, as it appears that Gheoffrey de Gyenvill, then justiciary of Ireland,
bad, without the king knowing it, first presented thereto Master John de
Hathfeld, who had been admitted and instituted by the diocesan.
Mandate to Reyner de Luka, Orlandinus de Podio and their fellows,
merchants of Lucca, to pay to Elias de Cyreys, merchant of Bordeaux,
22/. on the feast of AH Saints next for 11 tuns of wine bought from him to
the king's use and sent to Chester.
The like to the same to pay to Henry le Waleys, citizen of London,
10/. Is. Od. for 4 tuns of wine bought from him to the use of Eleanor, the
and king's consort, given to her by the king when he was last at Langelegh.
Mandate to Payn de Cadurcis, captain of the king's munition in West
Wales, to retain entire in the king's hands the castles of Dinnevor, Earekenyl
and lAuedevery, and to provide, until further instructions, for their custody
as securely as possible, permitting the men of Rhys Vaghhan to hold their
lands and tenements as before until the king shall have decided what further
is to be done.
Acquittance to John de London, king's clerk, of the smaller of the king's
two larger crowns and the king's ring called ' la cerise* which the said John
has delivered by the king's precept to Eleanor, the king's consort, to be
kept for the king, and of the king's jewels, late of Henry III. which were
in the custody of the said John by commission of the late lieutenants
and delivered by the said John, in pursuance of the king's injunction, to
Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, to be kept in the king's
name.
Request to all the king's friends to grant safe-conduct until All Saints for
Matthew de Golumbarlis, king's yeoman, whom the king is sending beyond
seas for horses of value.
The like to the bailiffs of Whitsand and all friends in favour of the said
Matthew, whom the king has sent for 40 horses which Philip, king of
France, has granted the king permission to buy and bring over.
Safe conduct, until All Saints^ for Aymard de Ponte, merchant of
Toulouse, coming to tlie realm to trade.
5 EDWARD I.
213
1277.
June 11.
Thame.
Jane 14.
BrilL
June 13.
BriUL
June 18.
BriU.
Membrane 13 — cont,
PresentAtioQ of Nicholas de Eboraco, chaplain, to the church of
St. Mary, Grymmesbj, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Mandate to John de Sannford, escheator of Ireland, to restore the
temporalities of the bishopric of Cork to Robert, Cistercian monk, elected
bishop.
Writ de intendendo directed to Fayn de Cadarcis, knight, and others on
the king's munition of West Wales, in favour of Edmund, the king's
brother, appointed to supply the king's place in that expedition.
Pardon to John de Sancto Johanne of 200 marks, debts due from him
at the Exchequer to the present date.
Power to Joseph, the kino^'s treasurer, to cause to be extracted, in the
presence of Bejner Maghiar[il and his fellows, merchants of Lucca
commorant in London, from the king's jewels about to be sent to him, the
precious stones, and to deliver them and the gold of the jewels to the said
merchants by tale and weight for the purpose of making thereout by sworn
goldsmiths, according to the ordering of the said Joseph, and by the view
and in the presence of the said mercS^ts two, three, or four gold crowns
to the kin^s use.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas, for Robert de Orey,
going to Wales with the king.
Membrane 12.
June 9. Commission to John de Lovetot and William de Sa^am to take a fuller
Wmdflor. inquisition than the inquisition recently taken at Brandon, before the said
John, between John de Bryland and William Toly and John his brother,
touching a trespass alleged by the said John de Brylond to have been com-
mitted against him by the said William and John, the former inquisition
having, by the procurement of enemies of the aforesaid William and John,
been incorrectly taken by jurors from the remoter confines of co. Norfolk,
who were ignorant of the truth in the premises ; the new inquisition to be
taken by jurors from the nearer hundreds.
June 13.
BriU.
June 16.
[BrilL]
Membrane 11.
Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for Barunsinus Walterii and his fellows,
merchants of Lucca, king's merchants, appointed to do certain arduous
business in the realm.
The like for the following : —
Abbas de Brakalyen and his fellows, merchants of Lucca.
Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca.
Frederic Ventur and Matthew Rogyurapel and their fellows, merchants
of Lucca.
The like for Master William de Perton, king's clerk, sent to the counties
of Lincoln and Leicester to provide, with t^e counsel of the sheriffs, masons
(cetnentarits)j and carpenters, as many as he can get, and in whosesoever
works or service they may be, and to conduct them whither he has been
enjoined.
The like for Master Robert de Belvero, sent to divers parts of the realm
for the same purpose.
214 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277. Membrane 11— con<*
Mandate to the merchants of Lucca^ of the society of Luke de Laka,
about to meet at Boston fair, to paj tlie said Master Robert, king's clerk,
40 marks for that purpose.
The like in favour of the said Master William.
Writ of aid for Master Theobald de Wans, king's carpenter, appointed to
carry timber by land or water from the parts of Southampton to the
Tower of London.
June 18. Advice to Master Hardicio, prinUcerius of Milan, papal chaplain, and
Brill. br9ther John de Derlington, collectors of the tenth in aid of the Holy
Land deputed by the pope into England, to commit to Luke, Reyner, and
Orlandinus (or Rolandinus), merchants of Lucca, the money arising from
the tenth on the realm, collected and to be collected ; and the king binds
himself and his possessions for the said merchants that the latter shall
restore what they receive when required by the pope or the said collectors.
June 14. Acknowledgment of a loan of 600 marks received from Hubald Malagayll
BriU. and Stephen Picutelli and tlieir fellows, merchants of Lucca, and promise to
repay the same on the quinzaine of Martinmas next.
The like in favour of the following persons to be repaid at the above
term :—
Peregrine de Chatry and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, for a loan
of 400 marks.
Thaldus Reyner, Bernard Manfredi, and their fellows, of the society of
the Serkey ; and Gorbelin Bench', and Gynus Thuffayne, and their
fellows, of the society of the Fruscabaldi ; and Bartholomew Jacobi
and Thaldus Orlandi, and their fellows, of the society of the Bardy ;
and Hugolin Samp and Saco Francisci, of the society of the
Falkonerj of 3,000 marks.
Reginald de Cuneo and Mensciacus, of the society of the Scotti of
Placenza, of 2,000 marks.
Hugolin Bonaventur and his fellows, of the society of the Salum-
beni, of 1,400 marks.
Manettus Bek and his fellows, of the society of the Mos, merchants of
Florence, of 1,200 marks.
Reyner Pery r=Petri] and Arigo Synak and their fellows, merchants
of Lucca, of 150 marks.
Henry Jacobyni, merchant of Florence, of 100 marks.
James Aguilanti and his fellows, merchants of Pistoja, of 1,000 marks.
John Donedeu and his fellows, merchants of Gabors, of 400 marks.
Hugolin Davich' (=de Vichio) and Luterius de Bonaguyde and their
fellows, merchants of Florence, of 1,000 marks.
Bartholomew March[i] and his fellows, merchants of Gene, of 1,000
marks.
Bonvicinus Nicholai and Duracius Hubert! and their fellows,
merchants of Florence, of 1,000 marks.
Memorandum that all these letters were delivered on the day aforesaid to
Orlandinus de Podio, merchant of Lucca, who will receive the money
aforesaid from the said merchants to the king's use, or will restore the
letters aforesaid to the king.
June 1. Quit-claim to Richard de Holebrok of the advowson of the church
YTiodsor. of Tatinggeston, concerning which a contention was moved in the king's
court between the king and him : granted in consideration of his courtesy in
having, at the king's instance, given his assent to the presentation then by
the king of Thomas de Morton, king's clerk, to that church.
\
5 EDWARD I. 216
1277. Membrane 11 — cani,
Jane 20. Safe-condacty until Easter, for Daniel de Honk, merchant, going with
Brill. his bhip called la Blide bj the realm and thence to Flanders*
Pardon to John le Poer for the robbery of the vicar of the charch of
Wychinford and of any consequent outlawry.
June 20. Mandate to Roger de Northwode to go in persoo, at his next coming
Brill. into Kent, to the chest of the chirographers of the Jews at Canterbury,
lately sealed with his seal, and to cause the same to be opened and all the
charters in it to be transcribed, and those which are quit to be delivered to
the Christians who have acquitted them.
«
Appointment of John de Cobham, Philip de Wyleby and William de
Middelton, to assess a tallage and levy it on the Jews of England as speedily
as possible ; with power to them to levy and collect such tallage on the
goods, chattels, and debts of any Jews who keep it back, and to compel
those who rebel in this respect by exile or abjuration to pay their portions.
June 24. Pardon to [John] de London, king's clerk, Thomas le Harpur, Amulph
WoodAtock. de Marchia, William de Brok, Thomas de Thorp, and all the rest of the
household of the said John, for taking one buck in each of the forests of
Silveston and Windsor, the park of Wodestok, and the forest of Roking-
ham.
Grant to Eleanor, the king^s consort, of the marriage of Margaret, late
the wife of Robert de Briwes, deceased, tenant in chief, the fine, if any,
for marrying whom she will, or the forfeiture if she marry without licence.
June 25. Declaration (proiestamur) that all the king's jewels which were formerly
Woodstock, deposited in the priory of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem without the
city of London, have been delivered by Joseph de Cainc^, prior of the said
Hospital, in the presence of Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe,
king's clerk, within the Tower of London, to be placed there on deposit,
except a certain noble ruby which the said prior had previously delivered
to Eleanor, the Ring's consort, by order of the king.
Membrane 10.
June 24. Mandate to Henry {Henrigo) de Podio and his fellows commorant at
lYoodatock. York, as soon as they ehall have received 1,000 marks which the king
has commanded Hugelin de Viskyo and h is fellows, merchants, to deliver
to them, to cause the said sum to be conveyed without delay to Boston or
elsewhere where they may arrange to bring together the moneys which are
to be sent by them to the king into Wales ; so that the king may have the
same whenever he thinks fit to send for it.
June 25. Acquittance to Master Geoffrey de Asphale, king's clerk, of 300/. paid
Woodstock, into the Exchequer by him out of the issues of the manors of Roger )e
^7g<><l» 6^1 o^ Norfolk and marshal of England, of Haneworth and
Suthfeld, CO. Norfolk, and Kenet and Saham, co. Cambridge, which
the king, by grant of the earl, committed to his custody to \i^yy certain
debts due to the king by the earl ; which manors the king has now restored
to the earl.
Grant to Benettus, Jew of Winchester, that he may trade in the
realm, in accordance with the statute provided by the council, and that his
debtors be distrained by the justices for the custody of the Jews.
Protection with clause volunms^ until Michaelmap, for Adam le Despenser,
gone to Wales with Edmund, earl of Cornwall.
216 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277. Mmihrane lO'-cont.
The like for Adam de Greting.
June 25. Confirmation of the demise and grant for eight years from Easter,
Woodstock. 4 Edward I. made to Nutus Fulberti and Surges' his brother, citizens and
merchants of Florence, bj John.de Sancto Johanne of his manor of
HattDak[er], co. Sussex.
• __
Acknowledgment of the receipt by the hands of Giles de Andenardo
from James Capdemayll and his fellows, merchants of Montpellier, of
500 marks sterling, with promise to repay the same at the Tower of
London at All Saints next.
The like from the following : —
John de Selisio and his fellows, merchants of Cahors, of 300 marks
sterling,
Alphonsns Maurini and his fellows, merchants of Gahors, of 400 marks
sterling*
Jnne 27. Pardon to John de Somer6[et], long on the service of Henry IIL and
Woodstock, frequently sent by him to his forests and parks in order to hunt and take
beasts therein, whereby the said John might be easily indicted of trespass
of the forest, of all trespasses and excesses of the forest, if any, done by
him in the forests and parks of Henry III. and the king to the present date.
' Exemption, for three years, of Master Nicholas de Ouvynge, a scholar
of Oxford, from being put on assizes, juries, or recognisances, or from
being distrained to do suit at counties or hundreds by reason of his lay fee,
provided that during that time he continue in the schools.
Protection with clause volwnus, for one year, for Robert le Waleys, of
Dunwar, going on the king's service to Wales.
The like for the following until Michaelmas: —
Walter de Bures.
William de Ros. *
Jnne 27. Protection and safe-conduct, until Easter, for Hugelin de VIkyo and his
[Woodstock.] fellows, merchants of Florence.
Protection, for two years, for the master of the hospital of St. Bar-
tholomew de Monte.
June 28. Acquittance to the abbot of Furneys of 38/. 3«. 4d. delivered by him in
Withington. the wardrobe to Master Thomas Bek, the keeper thereof, Jn part payment
of 1,000/. lately promised to the king at Winchester by the abbots of the
same order in the kingdom.
The like to the abbot of Thame of 66/. paid in the wardrode at Wydindon
in part payment of the same 1,000/.
June 29. Exemption to the abbot and monks of Pippewell from chiminage in the
Withington. forest of Rokingham, in pursuance of the charter of the forest [9 Hen. 3.
cap. 14], which forbids any forester, not being a forester in fee, render-
ing to the king farm for his bailiwick, from taking chiminage therein ; the
foresters in the said forest holding only at will.
June 30. Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot and convent of Bildewas.
Gloucester.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for John de Cogan,
going to Wales on the king's service.
The like for him in Ireland, for one year.
6 EDWARD I.
217
1277.
Jane 30.
[Gloaoester.]
July 1.
Gloacester.
Julys.
[Gloucefter.]
Jaly 6.
Worcester.
July I.
OloQcetter.
Julys.
WoroBstsr.
July 4.
WorcMtor.
Membrane 10 — cont.
Protection and eafe-conducty for two years^ for Wolfard de Lubeky
merchauty trading.
Simple protection, for two yeai*8, in Ireland for the prior of Launtouney
without Gloucester.
Protection with clause volumus^ in Ireland, until a year after Easter, for
Maurice son of Maurice.
The like, until a week after Michaelmas, for the following, going to
Wales on the king's service : —
Hugh Goldston.
John son of John de Kippinghaie, going with Baldwin Wake.
Peter son of Warin, going with Payn de Gadurcis.
Balph Perot.
Bobert de Wyleby, going with Baldwin Wake.
John de Ripariis.
Adam de Newton.
William Bardolf .
Walter de Huntercnmbe.
Hugh son of Hervey.
Bichard de Lasceles.
William de Monte Ganiso, of Edwardeston.
John de Badesham, going with Roger le Bigod, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England.
John de Golumbariis.
John le Byerod, going with Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England.
John son of John le Flemeng of Staunford, Ralph de Kele, and
Alexander son of Simon. Vacated because they did not have it»
William de Longo Gampo, going witli John de Yallibus.
Geffrey de Greseley.
Thomas del Pyn.
John de Pothou, going with Gilbert de Gaunt.
Henry de la Pomerey.
John de Gorney.
Edmund de EyucurL
Roger de Golevill.
Hugh de Plesset[is].
Thomas de Blakeham.
Roger Picard, of Stradewy.
Norman de An^*
Robert de Percy.
Grcoffrey de Nevill.
John de Means, going with Robert de Percy.
William de Monte Ganiso, of Edwardeston.
Hugh Peverel.
Edmund, earl of ComwalL
Henry de Ghaumbernon.
Appointment of Ralph de Sandwico, king's steward, to sell wood in the
forest of Dene to the value of 1,000 marks.
Exemption, for life, at the instance of R. bishop of Bath and Wells, to
Bichard BataiUe from being put on juries, assizes or recognisances.
Inspeximus of letters patent dated at La Warde, 2S August, 3 Edward I.,
and attested by G[eoffrey] de Gyenvill, the justiciary of Ireland, signifying
to A[lanl, bishop of Gloyne, that the king has granted to Master John de
Haffeld, King's clerk, whatever pertains to the king as to the church of
218
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277* Membrane 10 — cont.
Fryske, void and in the king's gift bj reason of his custody of the land and
heir of John son of John de Oogan, and that he presents the said Master
John to be instituted.
Membrane 9.
July 4.
Worcester.
Jul/ 6.
Worcester.
July 6.
Worcester.
Safe-conduct, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for Robert le Peddere,
bringing herring and other fish to Chester for the king and his army.
Letters for John de Kirketot nominating Robert his son, his attorney in
Ireland for one year.
Acquittance to the prior of Worcester and the sheriff of that county,
collectors of the fifteenth granted to the king in the said county, of 100/.
of the moiety of the first payment thereof, delivered by them into the ward-
robe to Master Thomas Bek, keeper thereof.
Mandate to Orlandiuus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay, out of the king's moneys in their hands, to William de Gunevili and
Ralph de Brouchton 2,000 marks for the furtherance of the king's business.
Licence for John Tregoz to demise for life to Adam de Phileby his manor
of Retyr, co. Hereford.
Safe-conduct, until 1 August, for William de G-onevill and Ralph de
Broghton, whom the king is sending to West Wales on his affairs.
Grant to Thomas, bishop of Hereford, for a fine of 200/. of the custody
of the lands of Philip de Arneleye, tenant in chief, during the minority of
his heirs, with adfowsons and dowers as they fall in and the marriage of
the heirs.
Writ of aid directed to all persons of Salop and Stafford in favour of
Wolverhampton.Roger de Mortuo Mari, appointed captain of the army and munition of the
county of Salop, against Llewellin son of Griffith and his accomplices.
The like to the sheriff!
Protection with clause rogamus^ for one year, for the master and brethren
of the hospital of St. John, Stafford.
Simple protection, for one year, for the dean of Lichefeld.
The like for Master John de Kervy, canon of Lichefeld.
July 7.
Worcester.
July 9.
July 12.
EccleshalL
July 12.
Ecoleshall.
July 12.
Eccleshall.
The like for John de Cravene, canon of Lichefeld.
. Mandate to William Trumwyne, keeper of the forest of Canok, to cause
to be cut down and rooted up the underwood of the hay of Hopewas in the
said forest in order to prevent the further lurking therein of the evil-doers
who have been committing depredations, homicides, and other offences
against the peace there.
Precept to the sheriff of the county of Northampton to swear to arms all
the men of his bailiwick with a view to the better preservation of the peace
therein, and the arrest of evil-doers, whose audacity is likely to increase
daring to the absence of the king and nobles on the Welsh expedition ; and
a good man, not liable to go on the said expedition, is to be elected in the
full county to attend to the matter.
The like to the sheriffs of the following counties; — ^Lincoln, Northampton
(nc), Warwick and Leicester, Cambridge and Hunts, Norfolk and Suffolk,
Bucks and Bedford, Essex, Herts, Middlesex, Kent, Surrey, Sussex,
Oxford and Berks, Somerset, Dorset, Southampton, Wilts, Devon, York,
Notts, Lancaster, Cumberland, Northimiberland, and Rutland.
Mandate to the bailiffs and men of the county of Northampton to pursue
such evildoers with hue and cry, and to assist the sheriff in the preservation
of the peace therein.
6 EDWARD 1.
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1277.
Julj 17.
Chester.
Jaly 16.
Cheeter.
July 17.
Chester.
July 17.
Chester.
July a
Worcester.
Julys.
Btonrton.
July 11.
EccleshftU.
Membrane 9 — cont.
The like to the bailiffs and meo of the above counties.
Power^ until 15 August, to Boger le Estraunge to receive into the king's
peace all Welsh willing to come in: after first receiving security for
their good behaviour.
The like to Boger de Mortuo Marl,
Power to Robert de Offord, justiciary of Ireland, to give the royal assent
to the election of a successor to Brandan, late abbot of St. Mary's, Kells,
whose death has been signified to the king by the prior and convent, and
after taking his fealty to restore to him the temporalities, having first
received from him and the elect t&eir letters patent that this grace shall not
be to the king's prejudice.
Writ of aid, directed to the sheriff of Nottingham and Derby, for Hugh
de Kendal, king's clerk, and Ralph Maloure, king's Serjeant, to buy grain
in the counties of Nottingham and Derby, for whom the king is sending
his army, now in Wales, and carry it to Chester.
The like to the following sheriffs in favour of the following persons :^
The sheriff of Worcester, in favour of William de Luton, clerk, and
Michael de Weston, king's serjeant.
The sheriff of Leicester and Warwick, in favour of Items Bochardi,
clerk, Henry de Sancto Stephano, and William de Teye, serjeant.
The sheriff of Lancashire, in favour of Stephen de Houeden, clerk, and
the said sheriff.
The sheriff of Salop and Stafford, in favour of Boger de Evesham and
Simon de Ghilteham, serjeant.
The sheriff of Gloucester, in favour of William de Luton, clerk, and
Hugh de Oreton, serjeant.
Bequest in &vour of the above Hugh and Balph to the religious in the
counties of Nottingham and Derby to assist with their carts and carriages
in the transport of the grain aforesaid at the king's cost.
The like to the religious in the following counties in favour of the above-
mentioned persons :—
Leicester, Warwick and Oxford, Lancaster, Worcester, Salop and
Stafford.
Membrane 8 {Schedule).
Protection with clause volumusy until Michaelmas [unless otherwise
specified], for the following, going to Wales on the king's service :«-
Henry de Balegh.
Nicholas de Fraunton, John son of John le Flemeng, and Balph de
Eele.
John de Yalle Torta.
Philip de Kyme.
Michael de North [ampton].
Bobert de Mortuo Mari, of Bichard's Castle.
Philip de Eyme.
Alan de Penington, going with Bobert de Percy.
Osbert Giffard.
John son of Wydo.
Balph son of William.
John de la Mare.
Simon de Edelington.
Balph de Boclaund.
Bichard de Loges.
John del Ewe, going with John Gifiard.
220
CALBNDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1277.
July 17.
Chettor.
July 17.
[Chester.]
July 18.
Chester.
July 18.
Chester.
Membrane 8 (Schedule) — cont.
William de LangefordL
Walter de Sancto Audomaro.
William de Merkeahal.
John de Insula.
John de Dykel, 1
Thomas de Arderne, of Hanewell, j ^
Jordan Folyot,
William Folyot.
Bobert de Marcham, 1 „^„ .
Balph de Boxsted, / S^**®'
Bobert Houel, going with Boger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and
marfihal of England.
Martin de Karrum.
Roger de Arcy, gone with Edmund the king's brother.
William de Gorges, gone with John de Sancto Johanne.
William Cosyn, of Peterborough (JBurg).
William de Stanton, gone with Bobert de Bos.
Emald de Munteneyey*^
Boger son of Thomas, S going with the king.
Boger de Leybum, J
Adam de Oterington, going with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln.
John de Horbiry, gone with Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford.
William de Lamburn, gone with Boger Bygod, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England.
William de Cressy, 1
Giles de Fisshebdm, > going with the king.
John de Engelthorp, J
Gerard de Insula,
Bobert de Morteyn,
Thomas de Burnham,
Hugh le Blunt,
Bobert de Martivas,
John de Tevelebi,
Gilbert de NeviU,
Bobert de Wilegheby."
Hugh de Coleworth and Adam Malegrasse, gone.
Bichard de Greynvill^ gone with Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford.
William le Baud, gone with the king.
William le Botiller of Werinton, Geoffrey de Gresleys, Henry le
Botiller and Boger son of Sidda.
William de Wanton, gone with Bobert son of Walter.
Guy Butetourte.
Edmund de Kemesak.
Bobert de Shelton.
Bobert de la Rokele.
Nicholas de Segrave.
Bichard de Akle, gone.
Bobert de Immere, gone.
Bobert son of Walter.
Balph de Hemenhal.
Thomas de Lincoln, gone.
Bobert de Scales, gone with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln.
Hugh de Donelmia, gone with the same Henry.
gone with the king.
6 EDWARD I.
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1277.
Julj 19.
Chesttr.
Aug. 6.
Sudow.
Aug. 12.
Bromborough.
Membrane 8 (Schedule). — cont,
Hugh Wake.
WiUiam de Dodingzeles, gone.
Philip de Colevill, gone with Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford.
William de Flore.
Oliver de Panchardun, gone.
Simon Basset, gone with Baldwin Wake.
Hugh de Doddingseles, gone.
Boger la Zusch.
Robert de Somervill, >^
John de Boun,
Nicholas son of Nicholas de Stradesete,
Gilbert de Umframvill, ^gone.
Richard son of John,
Luke de Warthull,
John de Cammojs.
Ralph de Trehampton and Almaric de Brjcourt, going with Henry de
Lacj, earl of Lincoln.
William de la Legh, going with the king.
Robert Gredley, gone.
Edmund de Foleham, going with John de Nevill.
Laurence de Preston, gone.
William de Hamelton, parson of the church of Bondon, who is on the
king's service.
Gilbert de Houbj, gone with Edmund, earl of Cornwall.
Hugh de Turbervile, gone.
Reginald son of Peter, *]
Henry de Thurmund, I .,, .. , .
John son of John de Qeyton, p^^® ^'^*^ ^^^ '''°"-
Thomas de Multon of Francton, j
Robert de Kirketon, gone with Henry de Lascy, earl of Lincoln.
Hugh de Plessetis, gone with Roger de Mortuo Mari.
Peter Pycot, gone.
Thomas de Basing of Dover, gone.
Robert de Wilegheby, gone with Baldwin Wake.
Henry de Birches, gone with the king.
Thomas de Mesnewarin, gone with the king until All Saints.
Geoffrey de Sancto Botulpho, Henry le Charetter and William le
Charetter of Waud, gone.
John de Bosco, gone with Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford.
Membrane 8 {Schedule dorse).
The like for the following, already gone to Wales on the king's
service : — .
Aug. 18.
Thocamp near
BiuriDgwerk.
Aug. 22.
The camp near
Basingwerk.
Aug. 25.
Hhuddlan.
Gilbert de Knovill,
Walter de Fanecurt,
Roger de Shirelaund,
Henry de Greneford,
Hugh de Evereus,
I until Michaelmas.
John de Sancto Audoeno, until All Saints.
222
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
9
1277.
Sept. 2.
Chester.
Aug. 13.
Bromborough.
Sept. 2.
Chester.
Sept. 20.
Chester.
Sept. 20.
Chest«^r.
Oct 17.
Shrewsbaiy.
Oct. 20.
Membrane 8 (Schedule dorse) — cont.
Gilbert de Gaunt, until Christmas. By the hand of the chancellor.
Walter de Huntercumbe, until Christmas.
Robert son of Walter, until Easter.
William de Rademelde, clerk, gone with John de Warenne, earl of
Surrey, until All Saints.
Roger de Donewik, gone with the aforesaid earl, until All Saints.
The like for the following, gone to Wales on the king's seryice, until
Christmas [unloRs otherwise specified] : —
Walter de Fanecourt.
By the hand of R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
Gilbert de Hoton Vicecomitis.
Roald son of Roald de Richemund.
The same.
Ernald de Dcpe, goin^.
John de Monte Alto for as long as he is on the king's service.
Ralph de Thony for the like time*
Ralph Rastol.
Nicholas de Segrave.
Thomas de Basing, merchant of Dover, for as long as he is on the
king's service. [By the hand of the chancellor.]
John Te Rus of Havering.
Adam de (feting.
Philip Burnel, for as long as he is on the king's service.
William de Langeford.
Brian de Braumpton.
Gilbert de Mariscis, parson of Cotesmora, until 2 February.
James de Byrun. [By the hand of the chancellor.]
Alan son of Thomas de Penyngton.
Thomas de Bonn, gone with John de Yescy.
William de Caunteton, for as long as he is on the king's service.
William de Monte Caniso of Edwardston, until Easter.
By the hand of the chancellor,
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, staying there.
The same, until Easter, except suits before the justices itinerant.
Gilbert de Edenesouere, for one year.
Rol)ert de Mortuo Mari.
William Bumel, for as long as he stays on the king's service.
John de Hauton, staving there with the king until Easter quinzaine.
William Burnel, staying there with the king.
Peter Corbet, until Easter.
William de Neyrford^ gone with John de Yescy, until Easter.
July 18.
Chester.
July 18.
Chester.
Membrane 7.
Exemption, for life, to Robert le Peddere from toll on his goods and
merchandise in all the king's cities, boroughs and towns.
Safe-conduct, until 15 August, for Roger, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield,
in the carriage to his manors of his spices, cloth and wine bought and to be
bought at the fair of Boston.
Presentation of John de Metingham to the church of Knaresburg, in the
diocase of York.
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223
1277.
Jnlj 17.
Chester.
July 18.
Chester.
July 17.
[Chester.]
July 21.
Chester.
July 21.
Chester.
July 21.
Chester.
July 20.
Chester.
Membrane 7 — cent.
The like of Geoffrey de Neuband to the church of Bobiry, in the diocese
of Durham.
Pardon to Thomas Baret of Hakeneston for the death of Edith daughter
of William Aldewyne.
Safe-eondnct, for one year, for William le Kyteler (at the instance of
Thomas de Clare and B«>bert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, whose
merchant he is), of Tpres, and his men, in carrying his goods aud
merchandise by the sea coast of England and Ireland into Ireland, and
trading there ; provided that they do not avouch foreign goods.
Pardon to Geoffrey son of Robert le Pestur, of Scotelthorp, ten years
old, in Lincobi gaol for the death of Robert son of Robert le Provost,
twelve years old, as it appears by an iuquisition taken by the sheriff of
Lincoln and the coroners of the same county that he killed him by mis-
adventure.
Mandate to the sheriffs of Lincoln, Northampton, Salop and Stafford to
permit the men of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, going
with the king on his expedition in Wales against the rebels Llewellyn
son of Grii&th and his accomplices, to ha ire carriage for the provisions
through their bailiwicks towards the parts of Wales, and give them all
necessary advice and aid in this behalf.
Appointment of Roger le Strange to the custody, as he is enjoined, of
the castle of Oswestry {de Alho Moncuterio) and the land of Mecheyn
Isschoith, with mandate to Bogo de Knovill, constable of that castle, to
deliver them to him.
Simple protection, for one year, for Margaret de Ros.
Mandate to Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, to take the fealty of
Mabel de Cursy, abbess elect of Kilkelekyn, provided her election shall have
been canouically confirmed, and to restore the temporalities to her, having
first received letters of the prioruss and convent and of the elect that this
grace shall not be to the king's prejudice.
Grant to Nicholas Brisebon, during pleasure and on good behaviour, of
the bailiwick of Brokesesche, at the usual farm.
Simple protection, for one year, for A. bishop of Bangor.
Protection for the Friars Preachers of Bangor, their men and goods,
directed to the barons of the Cinque Ports, and all bailiffs and others.
Mandate to Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, to provide Master
Michael de Boyton, clerk of the king and of the justiciary, to a competent
ecclesiastical benefice, according to the tenor of a grant made to him some
time since, as it appears that he has not yet had the benefit of such grant.
Appointment of Roger Loveday to the custody, during pleasure, of the
lands of William de Monte Caniso, who is engaged beyond seas, on condi-
tion that his bailiffs be not removed, and that his corn and other issues be
collected by the said bailiffs and kept in safety until further order.
Simple protection, until Christmas, for the abbot of Bardeseye*
Appointment of William son of Warin, king's yeoman, to the custody,
during the minority of the heir, of the lands of Henry le Sauvage, tenant in
chief, in Ireland ; and he is to have land to the value of 30/. yearly out of
tlie said custody, and answer for the residue nt the exchequer of Dublin.
224
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277.
Jnne 9.
Windsor.
Julj 21.
Chester.
Membrane 7 — cont»
Safe-coDducty until Michaelmas, for Thomas de Wjssj, John le Ferrur,
Hugh Pjgun and Robert de Lassendon, merchants of Gloucester, their
men, goods and carts, buying victuals and carrying them to the army in
Wales.
The like for Hngh Tat, William de Norhampton, Roger Reve, Henry
de Pontefracto and Walter de Jakesle, merchants of Staunford.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, in Ireland, for Henry de Gh>rham
and Annora his wife.
The like, for one year, for the Friars Minors of Launvas and their
proctors.
Writ de irUendendOy directed to the tenants in England of the abbey of
Conches, void by the death of Luke, late abbot, in favour of Master Michael
de Hathfeld, king's clerk, appointed by the king, during pleasure, to the
custody of the lands which the abbot held in chief in Enghmd.
Appointment of the said Master Michael.
Simple protection, for two years, for the abbot and convent of
Kokersand.
July 28. Grant to Iterius Bochard of the prebend of Swerdes in the church of
The camp near St. Patrick, Dublin, void by the death of Robert le Blund, and in the king's
Basingwerk. gjft \^j reason of the voidance of the see of Dublin, with mandate in
pursuance to the dean and chapter.
July 26. Pardon, at the instance of Humphrey de Bonn, earl of Hereford and Essex,
The camp near to Hugh son of David de Eregast, of his outlawry for the death of Howel
Basingwerk. Abowen.
July 16.
Chester.
July 21.
Chester.
July 21.
Chester.
Aug. 3.
Birkenhead.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for the men whom R. bishop of Bath
and Wells, the chancellor, is sending to Norfolk with two carts leaded with
iron and goods.
Protection with clause volumuSj for three years, for Master John Clarel,
goine: beyond seas on the king's affairs.
The like, until Michaelmas, for Robert de Tamword, taking victuals to
the king's army in Wales.
The like for William de Keteringe, doing the like.
The like, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for Henry de Len, gone
beyond seas on the king's service.
Protection with clause nolumuSf for one year, for the abbot and convent
of Rouecestre, co. Stafford, notwithstanding the late order for purveyances
to be made in divers counties for the army in Wales.
Simple protection, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for Master Simon
de Wymundeham, parson of the church of Buketon.
Safe-conduct, until Christmas, for Richard le Rede, burgess of Dun, to
load his ship once with victuals in Ireland and bring the cargo to the water
of Dee to the army; with mandate to Robert de Ufford, the justiciary of
Ireland, to permit him to do so.
Protection with clause nolumus^ {or one year, for the abbot and convent
of Bildewas, who are not to bo compelled to do carriage against their will,
notwithstanding the present need of victuals for the army in Wales, without
the king's special order.
The like, for one year, for the abbot and convent of Pippewell.
5 EDWARD I. 225
1277. Membrane 7 {Schedule 1). .
Letters of credence of Alexander [HI.], King of Scots (Scoi^)y to
Edward I. in favoar of W[illiam] bishop of St. Andrews and R[obert]
bishop of Dumblane, Robert de Bras, earl of Carrick, and Richard de
Stratun, whom he sends to the king. Cupar in Fife, 10 Julj, 29
AlejEander III. IFoederaJ]
{Schedule 2.)
Be it remembered that at Bjrcheved on 1 Augnst 1277, the above envojs
came to the presence of the king aad spoke as rollows :— -Sire, with regard
to the letter which jou sent to our lord touching the plaint of the bishop
of Durham concerning the march, in which it was stated that our lord
ought not to extend his march beyond the ancient accustomed marches ; our
lord informs jou he never did extend or wished to extend them bejond what
was customary in the time of his ancestors and of the bishops of Durham,
and of the king's father and the kings, to wit, to the * flodmerk ' towards
the south. And if you think otherwise, our lord requests that the matter
be amicably enquired into by good men of both parties, according to the
custom of the march, and begs him not to give credence to anyone who
wilfully wishes to disquiet him in his franchises, possessions and seisins and
his long tenancies. French, IFoederaJ]
{Schedule 3.)
July 27. Mandate to the dean and chapter of Dublin to assign a stall in the choir
The camp near and a place in the chapter to Adam de WadenhaU, king^s clerk, to whom
B"ingwcrk. ii^Q yng jjj^g granted the prebend which Iterius Bochard lately had in that
church, and which is void by the transfer which the king made of Iterius to
the prebend of Swerdes in the same church.
{Schedule 4.)
Aug. 23. Grant to David son of Griffith that in the event of the king conquering
Flint. Llewellin son of Griffith, his brother, the king will restore to David and Owen
his brother a moiety of the whole of Snowdon, and the Leyn, and a moiety
of Anglesey and Pentlin ; or if (he king take the whole of Anglesea, the
whole of Snowdon and Pentlyn. [^FcederaJ]
Mbmbranb 6.
Aug. 5. Grant to the barons of the Cinque Ports, who have come to the king's
Birkenhead, aid to the army in Wales, that they may convert to their own use whatever
goods they take from the Welsh rebels, except goods of Welshmen who
have or may come into the king's peace : and that they may have all
prisoners they take during the war, on condition that the king have any
that he desires : and this grant is not to be drawn into a precedent.
Aug. 8. Whereas the king made a gi'eat summons of the earls, barons, knights and
Wallerscote. others in the army of South Wales, requesting his lieges and those who owe
services to remain with him to suppress the rebellion of his enemy, and
whereas he has commauded Edmund his brother to summon and request them
on the king's behalf to assist the said Edmund in like manner; the king
requests them to assist the latter accordingly, as the latter shaJl request
them by word of mouth.
Mandate to the bailiffs of Lenn and others not to molest Nicholas de
Burgo, John de Sotesham and Roger de Sotesham, fellows and merchonts
of Lenn, to whom the king has, notwithstanding (he recent prohibition
96187. P
226 CAtENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277. Membrane 6 — eont.
against taking corn out of the realm, granted permission to take 500 qnarters
of corn which thej have bought from Masters Richard and William de
Clifford, king's clerks, and have had carried to Lenn, and which thej
propose to take to Scotland and elsewhere bj the coast of England to trade
with.
Aug. 9. Mandate to Rejner de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
Wallerflcote. cause to be paid to Masters William de Middelton, archdeacon of Canterburj,
John Clarel and Iterius de Ingolisma, king's clerks, going to the court of
the king of France, on the king's affairs, 200 marks for their expenses
there ; and the said merchants are to order their fellows, commorant in
Paris, to advance monej to the above persons in their stay at the said court
if they require any beyond the said sum.
Aug. 10. Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Badekin Lof of Dover, coming
Ince. to Wales.
The like for Hugh Loze of Dover, coming to Wales.
Letters for Iterius Bochardi, canon of Dublin, king's clerk, nominating
Adam de Weteuhale and Richard de Overton, clerks, his attorneys in
Ireland for one year.
Power to Thomas de Ghaddesworthe, king's clerk, to present a chaplain
to the vicarage of the church of St. Kevin, in the suburb of Dublin.
Aug. 10. Grant to the abbot and convent of Crokesden, notwithstanding the need
Ince. of the king and others for carriage of corn and victuals to the army of
Wales, that no cart or carriage or any of their corn shall be taken from
them, except the king chance to require carriage, when it shall be taken for
his own use, or at his special order.
Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for Bernard Peliter and Hugh Maureward,
king's merchants, whom the kiog is sending to Boston fair to buy 20 tuna
of wine to take to the king to the army of Wales.
The like for the following : —
William Gilberti of Stafford, for 20 tuns.
Thomas de Panes and Simon de Gisorcio, for 40 tuns.
Arnold de Vivers (or Yineis) and Hugh Maureward, for 80 tuns.
Aug. 11. Mandate to Roger Loveday not to intermeddle further in the lands of
Ince. William de Monte Caniso, lately committed to his charge, because without
licence the latter was beyond seas.
Aug. 1 2. Protection with clause nolumuSy for one year, for R. bishop of Coventry
Bromborough. and Lichfield, the king's kinsman.
The like for Sibyl de la Pere of Bruges, as she is causing com and
victuals to be taken by one of her carts to Chester for the army in Wales.
Aug. 13. Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Werburg's, Chester, that their
Bromborough. lately sending of their courtesy ICO workmen for the king's works at Flynt
at their own cost, shall not be drawn into a precedent.
Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for Walter Queynterel, merchant of
Worcester, taking com, wine and victunls to the army of Wales.
Aug. 22. Pardon, at the instance of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to Walter
The camp Dear Everard for the death of Walter de la Pole, and of any consequent
Basingwerk. outlawry.
5 EDWARD I. 227
1277. Membrane 6 — cont.
Au^. 22. Acknowledgment of the receipt from William son of Warin, bailiff of the
The camp near county of Ulster, of 100/. by the hands of Master Balph de Besages and
Basmgwerk. j^j^^ ^j^ Maydenestan, king's clerks.
Aug. 13. Protection with claase nolumus for the abbot and convent of Persore.
Bromborough.
The like for Geoffrey de Ryndweya, vicar of the churches of Kemesey
and of Eston sub Egge.
Aug. 23. Mandate to Beyner de Luka or other merchants of that society com-
[The camp] morant in London, king's merchants, to deliver to Master Boneltns de
near Sancto Quintino 20 marks for his expenses in staying beyond seas on the
"*^ * king's service.
Aug. 22. Presentation of John de Kirkeby to the church of Kirkeham. One pair
The camp near of letters being directed to the archbishop of York and another to the arch-
Bwmgwerk. deacon of Bichmond.
Aug. 22. Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to admit Geoffrey
The eamp near de Neubold, appointed, during pleasure, to the office of chancellor of the
Basingwerk. Exchequer.
Aug. 23. Writ de iniendendo directed to the men of the land of Heph, granted to
The camp near David son of Griffith.
Basingwerk.
Aug. 13. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by John eon of Hugh,
Bromhorough. forester of Salop, for the abbot and convent of Bildewas to assart 60 acres
of their own soU in Stirchesleye.
Aug. 25. Safe-conduct, for one year, for William Harald, burgess of Chester
Bhuddlan. going to Ireland with his ship and men to fetch corn and other victuals to
Chester.
The like for John son of Abraham.
Membrane 6 (Schedule),
Grant to David son of Griffith in the same terms as above on Membrane 7
{Schedule 4).
Mbmbranb 5.
Safe-conduct, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for the abbot of
Basingwerk and his men taking six cartloads of wool to London.
The like for John de Beds, clerk, going to the parts of Lancaster, Coup-
land and Fornes.
Aug. 22. Exemption, for two years, at the instance of Otto de Grandisono, to Thomas
The camp near le Engleys from taking up the arms of a knight ; directed to all bailiffs
Basingwerk. ^^^ others in Ireland.
Aug. 25. Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for John le Speycer and his men, in carrying
KhadcUan. corn and other provisions to the army of Wales.
The like for :—
Emald de Depe and his men.
Sept. 2. John Beton and Simon his brother, merchants of Stafford.
Chester. By B[obert], bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
William de Cotes, merchant of Stafford.
p 2
228
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277.
Sept. 20.
Chester.
Sept. 3.
Chester.
Aug. 25.
Rhaddlan.
Sept. 2.
Chester.
Sept. 2.
' Chester.
Sept. 15.
BhuddlaD.
Sept. 2.
Chester.
Menibrane 5^~coni.
William de Preston and his fellows, men of Thomas de Panes, carrying
the king's wine to Chester, and returning thence with 9 carts of the
said Thomas, until Trinity.
The like, until Christmas, for the following :-*
Philip le Whjtehau and his men.
William le Fumer, of Chester, and his men.
Nicholas de Kolcloch, merchant of Craflfergus, and his men.
Ranulph de Kancia, merchant of Chester, and his men.
Henry son of Matthew, merchant of Wolvest'.
Mandate to Philip le Evesk, bailiff of the island of Grerseye, to take the
lands of the priory of St. Clements in that island into the king's hands
until Otto de Grandisono goes there (which will be shortly), as the king
understands that the prior has deforced the king of his custody thereof
during voidance, and twice ejected keepers deputed to take charge of it.
Mandate to the bailiffs of the [Channel] Islands to take into the king's
hands the possessions of the abbot of St. Saviour's, and to attach him and
bring him before the king in the octave of Martinmas to answer for his
contempt in disobeying a mandate to surcease and desist from certain
trespasses, and for the trespasses themselves which were committed by him
in proceeding against the king's bailiffs in the Court Christian on matters
which touch his crown and dignity.
The like to the same to retain all the possessions which have been taken
into the king's hands by John Wyger and Ralph de Brouchton, sent by the
king to make certain inquisitions in the said Islands, until the arrival of
Otto de Grandisono, to whom the king has committed the custody thereof.
By R[obert], bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
Safe-conduct, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for brother Adam de
Aka, going beyond seas.
Protection and safe- conduct, until Easter, for Hugh de Dunton, merchant
of London, buying wines and necessaries for the king.
Protection with clause nolumus, for Geoffrey, parson of the church of
Burbach. By R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
Letters for Emelina, wife of Maurice son of Maurice, going to Ireland,
nominating Robert Roland and Adam de Brunesdon her attorneys in
England.
Mandate to John le Bretun, who has been elected by the sheriff of
Norfolk and the commonalty of that county to the custody of the peace
there, to attend to the business as the sheriff shall instruct him, until
further order.
Mandate to Hngelin de Vyskyo, merchant, to betake himself to the king
for the 600 marks wherein Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, is bound to him,
and to deliver the earl's bonds to William de BlUheburg, king's clerk, to
bring to the king, and the king promises to pay him the said money.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Protection with clause nolumus^ until Christmas, for the abbot and
convent of Swynesheved. By R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
The like for the following : —
John, vicar of the church of Cesteford, until 2 February.
Master Thomas de Wymundeham, precentor of Lichfield, until
Christmas.
5 EDWARD I.
229
1277.
Sept. 20.
Chester.
Sept. 23.
Chester.
Sept. 20.
Chester.
Sept. 20.
Chester.
Oct. 7.
Uhaddlan.
Membrane b-^^ont.
Simple protection, until Christmas^ for Henry de Wodestok.
Protection with clause 7%olumuSj during pleasure, for the prior and
convent of Daventre; and whatever has been taken from them is to be
restored.
The like, until Christmas, for Peter Hermer, clerk of Henry de Lascj,
earl of Lincoln.
The like for Robert Banastre.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Newcastle-on-Tyne, in extension
of a grant of Henry III. of murage for five years, of murage for another
five years, on condition that Henry le Escot and Geoffrey de Catefeld, their
fellow burgesses, render account thereof. By the chancellor.
Simple protection, until Easter, for John de Wodestok, Andrew de
Wodestok, Robert le Mareschal and Sibyl de Wodestok.
Writ of aid for Master Robei-t de.Tadecastre and Andrew de Wodestok,
king's clerks, sent to make a survey of all the possessions of Henry de
Wodestok, deceased, and to take them into the king's hands, and to make
inquisition touching the value thereof and the alienations thereof, the said
Henry having been bound to the king and Eleanor the king's consort at
his death in divers sums and accounts for the time during which he was
treasurer and keeper of the wardrobe of the said Eleanor.
[By the chancellor.]
Protection with clause noiumus, until Christmas, for Theobald de
Verdun.
The like for :—
John de Wethamsted, parson of the churches of Luttreworth and
Kingeslegh.
Peter de Cestria.
Laurence de Cestria, parson of the church of Madberleg.
Safe-conduct, until Christmas, for Adinettus le Taylur in bringing the
king's tents (papilltonei) to the Tower of London and staying with them.
Grant to Lewis de Sabaudia of the prebend which Henry de Wodestok,
deceased, had in the church of Dublin, in the king's gift by reason of the
Toidance of the archbishopric of Dublin.
By B. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for Res Yaghan and Eanaan son of
Mereduc, going with their horses, harness and men to their own parts.
Letters for John de Aveynes and Agnes his wife, nominating Richard
Knot and William son of Geoffrey de Norhampton their attorneys in L:eland
for one year.
Simple protection, until Easter, for the executors of the will of Henry de
Malo Lacu.
Protection with clause nolumtUy until 2 February, for Reginald de Grey,
with respect to the corn and victuals he has bought for the maintenance of
himself and his men on the king's service.
The Hke for :—
The abbot and convent of Bildewas, until Easter.
Gilbert de Boys, parson of Langeleye, until Christmas.
Roesia Trussel, until 2 February.
The prior and convent of Coventry, until 2 Febnmry.
230
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277.
Oct. 1.
Bhaddlan.
Sept. 20.
Chester.
Membrane 5 — eont.
Nicholas de Sancto Ivone, rector of the churches of CoDegeston,
Shirlannd and Elesworth, until Christmas.
The abbot and convent of Merevale, until Easter.
The niaster and brethren of Semplingham.
Appointment of Master Elias de Wyntonia, king's clerk, in pursuance of
the provision touching the uniformity of measures made by Henry IIL and
the king's predecessors, to hold pleas of the market and survey measures in
Ireland, notwithstanding any franchise.
Safe-conduct, until Christmas, for Robert de Lassindon, merchant of
Gloucester, and Richard de Wygomia, merchfmt of Worcester, in taking
victuals to the army of Wales.
Protection and safe-conduct, until Easter, for Master William le Pestur,
going with his s)iip, which h^ has in the Thames, to tlie city of London.
Oct. 1.
Rhuddlan.
Oct. 7.
Rhoddlan.
Oct. 1.
BhudcUan.
Oct. 4.
Ilhuddlaa.
Oct. 1.
9Ua<idlan.
Oct. 1.
Ithaddlan.
MSMBRANB 4.
Grant to John de GreiUy of the castle of Castillon by St. Emilion, in the
diocese of Bordeaux, and Gourzon, with all their appurtenances (which
Peter, sometime vicomte of Castillon, and his ancestors held or ought by
right to have held), except the town of Leyburn and the parishes of
Pomeroch, Fouzer and Varvan ; also of whatever Bernard de BeiviU and
his ancestors sometime held or ought to have held in Langoit by water or
land ; to hold in fee simple at the rent of a sore goshawk at every removal
(sinffulis amocionibus) of the lords of that fee,
Grant, in fee tail, to Alexander de la Peuere, lord of Bergerac
{Bragearaci) and Gensac {Qenciaci),m consideration of his homage, of the
homage and service which John de Greilly used to make to the king for the
above castle of Castillon and its appurtenanc-es, which the said John held of
the king ; except the bastide called ' Leyburn,' which is said to be within the
lordship of that castle, and except the towns of Fouzer, Varvan and
Pomeroch, with all their parishes, all which the king wills shall henceforth
be appurtenant to the said bastide of Leyburn, the said Alexander having
quit-clain)ed them to the king for ever. A sore goshawk is to be rendered
as often as the said Alexander and his heirs happen to do their homage for
the same.
Writ de iniendendo to John de Greilly to do his homage and service for
the said castle to the said Alexander for the future.
Quit-claim by the said Alexander to the king of the said bastide^
Fouzer, Varvan and Pomeroch.
Inspeximus of a charter made by the king in the time of his father, dated
at Nottingham, 2 January, 50 Henry III. granting in fee simple to John
de Greilly, at the service of one knight's fee, Benauges with its appurte-
nances and the town of Ilaz, and the salt-pit of Bordeaux ; with power to the
prince or his heirs to resume this grant, after 4rst providing the s^id John
^i(h land elsewhere in Gasoony in exchange.
fifembrane 4 (Schedule).
Inspeximus of letters patent of the king in the time of his father, dated
at London, 3 July, 51 Heniy III. granting to the said John, in considera-
tion of his expenses in the building of the castle of Benauges and the
improvement of its appurtenances, and also of other teneoients, that if tbo
5 EDWARD I.
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1277.
Oct. 3.
Bbuddlan.
Oct. 4.
Bbuddlan.
Oct. 5.
Bbuddlan.
Oct. 4.
Bbuddlan.
Oct. 7.
Bbuddlan«
Oct. 12.
CbeBter.
Oct. 13.
Bbuddlan.
Oct. 15.
Shrewsbury.
Oct. 10.
Bbuddlan.
Membrane 4 {Schedule) — cont.
prince or his heirs should wish to take from the said John the said castle or
any of the said tenements, an equivalent should be assigned to the said
John, before disseising him, in houses and rents in Gascony.
Be it known that this letter was granted at Bothelan, the king being there,
and afterwards at Dover, 28 January, 6 Edward I. it was sealed and
delivered with other letters of the said John de Greilly to the bishop of Bath
and Wells, the chancellor.
Membrane 4 — cont.
Mandate* to Gicard de Burgo, mayor of Bordeaux, to deliver to Alexander
de la Peuere, lord of Brigerak, the castle of Coynak in the bishopric of
Perigeux ; the king having commanded the seneschal of Gascony, or the
person supplying his place, to empower the said mayor to do so.
Mandate to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gkscony, or the person supplying
his place, to empower the said mayor accordingly.
Letters of the said Alexander, promising to surrender the castle aforesaid
into the hands of the bishops of Bath and Wells and of Agen, Maurice de
Credonio and John de Greilly, or other envoys to be sent by the king
into Gascony, after 9 February next, as soon as he shall certainly know of
their arrival.
Power to B. bishop of Bath and Wells and the bishop of Agon, Maurice
de Credonio and John de Greilly, or other the king's envoys, about to go
to Ghiscony, to hear all the complaints and demands of the said Alexander
in any way touching the king and his person, and to do full and speedy
justice therein without cavil or delay; provided he do the same with
regard to anything advanced by the king against him for the time when he
was lord of the honor of Brigerak aforesaid.
See the schedule for John de Greilly attached.
[The schedule is missing.]
Grant to Echuard de Chabbcneys, count of Bigorre (for good service and
the money which the bishop of Le Puy (de Podio) was wont to pay to
him, which is now due to him from the king by reason of his homage,
and which money he has remised and quit-claimed to the crown, and
also for the loss of the castle of Lurd for which he petitioned for amends
from the king) of 200 pounds of Bordeaux out of the custom of that town,
for life, unless meanwhile he shall be provided with an equal sum elsewhere
in Gascony.
The said quit-claim of the said count, to the king.
Pardon to the abbot of Westminster in part payment of his expenses at
the court of Borne, of 26 marks, wherein he made fine for his contingent of
the fifteenth on his goods.
By R[obert] bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
Pardon to John Verdun for the death of Robert de Kenille worth.
Letters for the abbot of Cormeil!es nominating John Patirnostre and
Ralph Gatule his attorneys for three years. By the said chancellor.
Simple protection, until a fortnight ailer Easter, for Thomas de Kynros,
going to Scotland.
Inspeximus and renewal, with the seal which the king now uses, of a patent
of Prince Edward, dated at Windsor, 8 July, 47 Henry III. sealed with
232 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277. Membrane 4 — cont.
the seal which he long since used, granting to David son of Griffith the
whole land of Diffrenclojt and Rowennok, to hold until he shall have
ohtained all his inheritance as well beyond the water of Conway as else-
where in North Wales, except the four cantreds of Pervethelaih held by the
king of the gift of Henry III.
Oct. 16. Writ de intendendo to all persons of the land of Mold and of Hawardy[n]
— in favour of Kenwrick Seys, appointed to the custody thereof during plea-
sure. By the hand [of the chancellor.]
Oct 15. Protection with clause nolutnus, for one year^ for Ralph Pyppard and
ShrewBbory. Sibyl his wife commorant in Ireland on the king's business.
Protection with clause nolumus^ until Easter, for Richard le Botiller^
notwithstanding the need of the king and others in the army of Wales.
The like for the following :—
Oct. 16. The prioress of Aumondesbiry, until a fortnight after Easter.
Shrewsbury. The abbot of Hales, until a week after Hilary.
The prior of la Qrave^ until a fortnight after Easter.
The prioress and convent of Eton.
Henry de Mersdnton, parson of the churches of Oaleby, Kyngerston
and Wodeford, until Easter.
The abbot of Hide, Winchester, until 2 February.
The abbot of Battle, until 2 February.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of Bristol castle in favour of Peter de
la Mare, late sub-constable thereof, appointed to the custody thereof, during
pleasure, in the room of Bartholomew le Jeovene, deceased.
Mandate to Richard le Jeovene, executor of the will of the above
Bartholomew, to deliver to him the castle with its armour and victuals.
Protection with clause nolumus^ until Easter, for the master and prior of
the order of Sempnn>;.ham, although the king has commanded provision of
. grain to be made in the various counties of the kingdom for himself and his
army in Wales ; and to restore to them whatever grain has been so taken
from them already.
The like to the following •— *
The prioress and convent of Westwode, 1 until a foi*tnight after
The prioress and convent of Eton, j Easter.
William de Saham, parson of Kyngesclere, until Midsummer.
Master Alan le Bretun, treasurer of Lichfield, until Easter.
Henry de Mersinton, parson of Galeby, until 2 February.
The abbot of LUlleshull, 1 .., „ i?^ x ; vx
the prior and convent of Neuport Paynel, y^^^l * tortnignt
The prior and convent of Llantony Prima in Wales, J "^^ J^iasier.
Oct. 16. Simple protection, for one year, for Master Robert de Wynchelese, canon
jBOirewBhury. of Lincoln.
Mbmbranb 3.
Oct. 18. Pardon to William son of Warin de Monte Caniso of all trespasses of the
Shrewsbury, of the forest, whether in the time of Henry III. or Edward I. and of all
amercements imposed on him therefor before the justices in eyre for pleas
of the forest in the county of Essex in 6 {Edward I. as also for default of
pommon summons there.
By R[obert], bishop of Bath mid Wells, the chancellor.
6 EDWABD I. 233
1277. Membrane 3 — cont.
Letters for Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, nominating
John de Clare liis attorney in Ireland for two years. By the chancellor.
The like for Kalph de Septem Fontibas, going beyond seas, nominating
Bichard de Septem Fontibus and Henry de Wokingdon, derk, until Mid-
sunmier.
Oct. 18. Simple protection, for one year, for John de Warenna and Thomas de
Shrewsbury. Neuport, executors of the will of Henry de Malo Lacu.
Grant to the men of Kantwich (dfi Wyckio Mauhayn) that they may
takd \d. on every cart coming into the town with merchandise, for the
repair of their bridges and ways.
Protection with clause nolumus for the following :—
G^firey, parson of Braundeston, 1
The abbot and convent of Lire, > until 2 February.
The prior of Hokeburn, J
Agatha de Mortno Mari, until Easter.
The Master of the Knights Templars in England, for one year.
The prior of St. Swithin's, Winchester, until 2 February.
The abbot and convent of Cumbe, until a fortnight after Easter.
Isabella de Fortibus, countess of Albemarle, 1 . ., -pi^*«-
Adam de Stratton, j
[Oct.] 26. B[obert] archbishop (sic) of Carlisle, until a fortnight after Easter.
Oct. 20. Appointment, during pleasure, of Henry de Shotesbrok, and Bobert le
— Estre, justices, to deli\er the gaol of Neugate.
By the hand of [the chancellor.]
Simple protection, for two years, for Geoffrey de Neubaud.
Oct. 20. Protection and safe-conduct, until Lent, for Master Boger de Seyton,
Shrewsbury, justice, coming to hold pleas in the Bench at Shrewsbury, his men, com and
goods.
Appointment of John de Britannia to the custody of the liberty of the
honor of Bichmond in the counties of Essex and Hertford, Norfolk, Suffolk,
Cambridge, Huntingdon, Lincoln and Nottingham until Michaelmas and
thenceforward, during pleasure, at a rent of 50/. for the said liberty in all the
above counties except Lincoln and Nottingham, for which he is to answer at
the exchequer. By the chancellor.
Mandate in pursuance to the keepers of the liberty of the honor aforesaid
in the counties of Essex, Hertford, Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, Huntingdon,
- and to the shenff of Lincoln, keeper of the t-aid liberty in that county.
Simple protection, for one year, for Henry de Gorham.
The like, for two years, for the abbot and convent of Combe.
Oct. 0. The like, for one year, for B. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
Bhuddlan.
Oct. 27. Pardon, at the instance of John de Sancto Jolianne, to John son of
Shrewsbury. Bichard le Monner of Esthamptonet, for the death of Thomas son of Eva de
Compton, and of any consequent outlawry.
Letters for Bobert de Offord, staying in Ireland on the king's service,
nominating John de Berking and Walter de Batlesden his attorneys for four
years.
234
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1277.
Oct. 0.
Rhuddlan.
Oct. 28.
Shrewsbury.
until Easter.
Oct. 28.
Shrowsbary.
Oct. 8.
Bhuddlan.
Oct. 8.
Bhuddlan.
Membrane 3 — eont.
Mandate to Margery de Cryoll to pay henceforth into the exchequer the
10/. yearly fee-farm, which by the form of her feoffment of the manor of
Hinton, co. Cambridge, she is bound to pay in that town to the bailiffs of
the liberty of the honor of Richmond.
Simple protection, for one year, for : —
William de Lindeseye and Richard Lomb, merchants of Lenn.
R. bishop of Bath and Wells.
Protection with clause nolumuSy as above, for the following :—
The abbot and convent of Pippewell, for one year.
By the hand of [the chancellor].
The nuns of Grace-Dieu, until a fortnight after Easter.
The prior and convent of Nch stead in Sherwood,'
Reginald de Legh,
Richard, parson of Bishopesbiry,
Agnes Corbet,
The prior and convent of Thomey,
The prior and convent of La Laund,
Acceptance of a demise at fee-farm made by Thomas de Norman dll of
divers places in the town of Essheburu to Robert de Houby, Henry le
Clerc, John son of Hugh, Robert de Bredlawe, William de Bjkston,
Thomas le Cotiller, Robert son of Orm, Ralph Sparewatre and Hugh le
Pestur, men of that town, for them to build upon, at a rent of 52#. 4<f., by
the hands of the bailiffs of tliat town.
Pardon to Griffin Seys for his trespasses before the day of his admission to
the king's peace, and of any consequent outlawry.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
The like to Griffin Crud.
Siirple protection for the abbot and convent of Abreconeway.
Presentation of Master Henry de Bray to the church of Lantheliou, in
the diocese of Llandaff, in the king's gift hj reason of his custody of the
lands late of George de Cantilupo, deceased, tenant in chief.
Mbmbranb 2.
Oct. 9. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Loveday and John de Meting-
Shrewsbury. ham touching the trespasses committed by Nicholas Ram and Hugh his
brother, John le Fevere and William Turk, in breaking into the house of
Roger de Suthbiry, chaplain, in Fordham, co. Essex, when he was confined
to his bed by severe illness, dragging him therefrom, driving him out of the
house, and carrying away his goods and chattels, and afterwards going to
the hospital of Sudbury, co. Suffolk, breaking open the chests of the said
Robert therein, and carrying off his money, jewels and other goods in the
said chests, with certain charters.
Bj Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
Mbmbranb 1.
Oct. 29. Presentation of Nicholas Bonell to the church of Blodeuel, in the diocese
of St. Asaph, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and
heii* of John son of Alan, tenant in chief. By the hand of [the chancellorj.
5 EDWARD I.
235
1277.
Oct. 30.
Shrewsbury.
Nov. 16.
Bhaddlan.
Nov. 15.
Bhaddlan.
Nov. 15.
Bhaddlan.
Membrane I — cont.
Protection wilh clause rogamus^ for two years, for the lepers' hospital of
St. James without Bruges, and the brethren and sisters thereof.
Simple protection, for two years, for Boger Mynot.
Acceptance of a demise to farm made by Thomas de Normanvill to Roger
Mynyot of all the lands in Cumberland in the king's hands by reason of his
custody of the son and heir of Richard de Kyrkebride, during the minority
of the said heir, at a rent by the hands of the said Thomas of 12/. 16«. 9 J.
at the castle of Carlisle.
Letters for Geoffrey de Gyenvill and Matilda his wife, nominating
Thomas de Lodelawe and Roger Dewyas their attorneys until Michaelmas.
Acceptance of a sale of wood made by Thomas de Normanvill to William
de Ros, Henry de Perepunt, Geoffrey Denek, John de Anesley, Thomas
Folejambe, Ranulph de Wandesle, Gervase de Wyvelesford, William
de Aberdesle and Ralph Sparewatre, in the hay of WiUeye, for 1,100
marks. ^
The like of a sale of wood made by the said Thomas, king's steward, to
William Turceys of^Danecastre, in the forest, of the Peak, for 20 marks.
The like of a sale of wood made bj the said Thomas to Alan de Len of
Cestrefeud, in the forest of the Peak, for 90/.
The like of an appointment made by the said Thomas on information that
the keeper of the hospital of St. Mary Magdalene, Bambnrg, was insufficient
to the custody thereof, of Thomas de Bamburg, chaplain, to the custody
thereof during pleasui'e.
Simple protection, until Easter, for the abbot and convent of St. Augus-
tine's, Canterbury.
Mandate to Peter de la Mare, constable of Bristol castle, to deliver all the
money in his custody to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of
Lucca, for the king's affairs.
Pardon to William Gernnn for the death of John Boydy, as it appears by
inquisition made by the sheriff and coroners of Suffolk that he killed him by
misadventure.
Licence for Reginald de Tybermund to put to farm, for four years, the
lands which he has of the king's gift in the town of Geyton, which is
within the forest of Wyrhale.
Grant to Anian, bishop of St. Asaph, and to his successors of that
church of the peaceful use and enjoyment of those rights, libeities and
possessions and customs long since obtained which, in pai$t times, he and his
predecessors, bishops of that place, have used and enjoyed.
Simple protection, for two years, for Roger Oweyn.
Safe-conduct, until Christmas, for Orlandinus de Podio, king's merchant,
and his men, bringing 20 sacks of wool to Chester, which he bought of the
abbot of Aberconewey.
Confirmation of a demise by Walter de Huntrecumbe to Philip de Tydal,
burgess of Berewyk, of a moiety of his tovvn of Lowyk, for ten years from
Michaelmas, 5 Edward I.
236
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1276.
Dec. 12.
Windsor.
Dec. 10.
Windsor.
Mbmbranb 27 J.
Commission to Thomas de NormanviJl, Philip de Wilebj and William
de Brayboef to extend all the lands in Holdemess, late of Avelinay late the
wife of Edmund the king's brother.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cobham and Hamo Hitateyny
on complaint bj William de Ley bum, that whereas he long ago impleaded
Hagin son of Master Mosseas, a Tew, Aaron Creepyn and John de
Lauffare, before the justices for the custody of the Jews, touching the
forgery of a certain deed under the names of Roger de Leyburn, father of
the said William, whose heir he is, and of the said Hagin concerning a sum
of money alleged by the said Hagin to have been received from the latter
by the said Roger, and that plea was attermined before the barons of the
Exchequer ; he is prepared to show that the said Roger never made the said
deed to the said Hagin nor received the said money from him. The barons
of the Exchequer and justices for the custody of the Jews are commanded
to send the record and process of the said plea to the said John and Hamo.
And the jury is to be of Christians and Jews of the county of Kent and the
city of London.
The like to Master Ralph de Frennyngham and John de London, by jury
of* Middlesex, touching the persons who broke the chests of the abbot
of St. Catherine du Mont, Rouen, at Hermodesworth, and carried away
certain charters, deeds and goods'; as it appears that the king having grant^
to him, for a fine of 20/., all the goods in the manors of Hermodesworth and
Tingewik and elsewhere, which had been taken into the king's hands by
reason of a homicide committed in the manor of Hermodesworth, his said
cheats were broken and deeds carried away, so that his proctor in England
has not yet been able to recover them.
The like to Ralph de Sandwico, king's steward, as to plaints, excesses, and
trespasses committed from the time that the king appointed him to the
said stewardship, against any one by the sheriffs and other ministers or
persons of his bailiwick.
The like to Thomas de Normanvill in his bailiwick.
The like to Richard de Holebrok in his bailiwick.
Dec. 13.
Windsor.
Dec. 16.
Windsor.
Mbmbranb 26d.
The like to John de Lovetot and Gregory de Rokesle touching Christiana
of the county of Surrey and the city of London who commit usury.
The like to the same touching Jews and i Christians in the city of London
who clip the coin, and Christian accomplices who exchange the clipped coin
for whole coins.
The like to Walter de Stirkesley and Henry de Tybotot, in the town and
county of Nottingham*
Appointment of Stephen de Penecestre, Richard de Holebrok, Ralph de
Sandwico and Master Geoffrey de Haspale to make peace between the men
of Yarmouth and the men of Bayonne for the composing of certain conten-
tions between them.
■I opjY Mbmbranb 24d^
[Feb. 4. Commission to Hamo Hauteyn and J. de Lovetot to deliver the gaol of
Woodstock.] Newegate of Robert GInge le Orfevre, in custody there for clipping the
coin.
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237
1277. Membrane 24d — eont.
[Feb. 4. The like to N. de Stapelton, Henry de !N'oting[bam], John Hose and
Woodstock.] Robert de Sutton to deliver the gaol of Nottingham of Adam de Novo
Mercato and other prisonens.
March 2.
Dunstable.
March 1.
Dunstable.
Membrane 2Zd,
Commission to Hugh son of Otto, and Geoffrey de Piccheford^ to enquire
by jury of Wixebrigge and Wicumbe touching trespasses lately committed
against the king's men of those towrns, and to hear and correct the same
next Thursday.
Mandate to the bailiffs of those towns to meet the said commissioners
early in the morning on that day at Wizebriggey and to the bailiff of
Wicumbe to provide a jury.
Commission to Nicholas de Stapelton and William de Norburgh, together
with two knights of each of the counties of Tork^ Northumberland,
Cumberland^ Lancaster, Nottiugham, and Derby, to be selected by them for
this purpose, having assembled the foresters and yerderers of the forests of
the said counties, to make the right perambulation of the forest, to wit, that
made in the time of Henry UI. and not yet challenged, and to fulfil the
other articles contained in the charter of the forest, which the king lately
caused to be published in his council at Westminster.
Mandate to the sheriffs of the aforesaid counties to cause to come, etc. all
the knights of the aforesaid counties, and to meet the said Nicholas and
William to carry out the premises.
Like commission to Master Walter Schamcl, dean of Salisbury, and
Matthew de Columbariis, in counties Butland, Northampton, Salop, Stafford,
Berks, Oxford, Worcester, Hereford, Gloucester, Wilts, Somerset, Dorset,
Southampton, Surrey, Sussex, Huntingdon, Buckingham, and Essex.
Like mandate to the sheriffs of the aforesaid counties.
March 29.
Norwich.
April 1.
Norwich.
Membrane 2\d,
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Normanvill, on
complaint by the abbot and convent of Fountains that while they were
under the king's protection certain of the abbot's enemies of the county of
York invaded their lands and dissipated their goods.
The like to John de Lovetot and John de Metingham touching the
persons who fished by night in the pond of the prior of Norwich at Secche-
ford, and carried away his fish, and entered the court of the said prior
there by night and carried away 120 marks of the said prior and certain of
his men.
The like to the same touching the persons who destroyed by night
tumbrels set up for the execution of the judgments upon transgressors of
the assises of bread and ale residing within^ the liberties of the prior of the
Holy Trinity, Norwich, of Holmstrete, and Spytellond, co. Norfolk, and
carried away the timbers thereof; such judgments and executions having
been granted by charters of the crown to the said prior and his church.
Membrane 20d.
March 28. Association of Geoffrey dc Newbaud with Boger Loveday to take all the
Norwich, assises, juries and recognisances arraigned before the said Boger and John de
238 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277. Membrane 20d — conL
Metingham in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk and adjourned on the
Friday in Easier week at Norwich, and the Tuesday following at Ipswich,
the said John being prevented by serions illness from taking the same.
April 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lovetot and Roger Love-
Norwich, day, touching the persons who killed by night Baldwin son of Peter Oysel,
of Denham, the king's under-bailiff of Hoxne at Puham [? Pulham], the
cause of the said murder and at whose procuration it was committed, and
who took and carried away the king's writs made in the name of Eleanor,
the king's mother, and other writs, goods and chattels of the aforesaid
deceased.
MSMBRANB I7d.
[April 28. The like to Master R. de Seyton touching the persons who lately entered
WestmiuHter.] the park of Edmund earl of Cornwall, of Okham, co. Rutland, hunted therein
and maltreated his keeper.
The like to Thomas de Normanvill and W. de Norb[urgh] touching the
persons who by night came to Stoke by Newerk and carried away the goods
of Ralph de Wodeburgh and of John Belaund.
May 4. The like to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward, and Roger Loveday, tonch-
Westminfiter. ing a complaint by the abbot of Colchef^ter that whereas his men and tenants
of Granstede and West Dunilaund, co. Essex, are without the liberty of the
burgesses of Colchester, so that they are not held to contribute to tallages
or other payments with the said burgesses, the said burgesses invading the
liberty of the said abbot in the said tovims heavily distrain the aforesaid
men to contribute with them to their tallages and other payments.
Mbmbranb \M.
[May 6. The like to John de Reigate and William de Norburgh touching a com-
WestmiuBter.] plaint by Ralph de Morewode that John Braund, Gilbert de Kirketon,
Richard Costard, William Modecauc and Ralph Furri came to his house
at Faldingworth, co. Lincoln, broke the doors and windows, ill-treated his
men, and carried away his goods and chattels, while he, his men, lands and
possessions were under the king's protection.
Mbmbranb \bd,
[May 5. Commission to Geoffrey de Lewekenore and Geoffrey Rus^el to inquire
Westminster.] as to the issues of the manor of Risyndon Basset, co Gloucester, of the
inheritance of L^ticia de Theydon, kinswoman and heir of Beatrice late
the wife of Robert de Briwes, received by the sheriff and others at the time
when the said manor was in the king's bands after the death of the said
Robert, nntil it was given back to the said Leticia, as to trespasses com-
mitted therein at the said time, and the persons who cut down wood and
assarted the orchards of a garden, and to cause reasonable amends to be made
therefor.
[May 5. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Loveday and John de Meting-
Westminster.] ham, on complaint by R. bishop of Norwich and the mayor and burgesses
of Len, that whereas by command of Henry III. they enclosed their town
with a wall for their safety and against the rebels of Henry III. and the
king, certain persons of the town, having houses and other buildings adjoin-
ing the wall, pierce it and pull it down.
6 EDWABD I. 23d
1277- Membrane I5d — coni.
[May 5. The like to Thomas de Norman vill aad Nicholas de Stapelton touching
Wefltminster.] the persons who by night came to Stoke by Newerk and carried away the
goods of Balph de Wodeburg and of John Belaund.
May 7. The like to Boger Loveday and J. de Metingham touching the burgesses
Westminster, of Lynn who have narrowed the king's ways there by their own authority,
and have stopped the gutters and streams by \vhich the filth and water
there used to run off, and have built houses and edifices upon all the quays
to the hindrance of the loading and unloading of ships.
May 11. Mandate to Walter de Wimburn to take, in the presence of Guy de
Westminster. Nonaant, certain inquisitions adjourned before him by consent of the parties
when he should come to the counties of Devon and Cornwall on ^this side
of the morrow of All Souls, touching certain pleas which follow the king,
so as to spare the labour and expense of the parties and of those by
whose oath such inquisitions are to be made, not omitting on that account
certain pleas which, on account of the war in Wales, are to be suspended
until three weeks after Michaelmas, with the provibO that persons fit
for arms are not to be summoned for such inquisitions to the hindrance of
the war,
MSMBRANB 14^.
May 13. Association of Master Balph de Freingham with the mayor and sheriffs
Westminster, of London to see that full justice be done to Bichard Tholosan, in regard to
* certain plaints in the hustings of London ; he having long since impleaded
John Tholosan in that court by divers writs of right of Henry III. touch-
ing certain tenements and rents in the city of London, and after the death
of the said John, impleaded Michael his son and heir, touching the same,
and various delays having taken place, in spite of repeated mandaies to the
said mayor and sheriffs.
Mandate to all bailiffs and others of the sea coast — on complaint by
the masters of ships and others of Bayonne, the Cinque Forts and else-
where, that merchants of Bordeaux and others of parts beyond seas as well
as of England freighting their ships are making innovations and seeking
to extort new contracts for the throwing overboard of n^ine and goods in
time of danger — not to permit masters of ships or such persons to be
molested by such innovations against old customs.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Boger Loveday and John de
Metingham on complaint by the burgesses of Lenn that certain persons
conversant in that town receive money from foreign merchants and go out
of the town and buy, to the use of such merchants, goods which ought first
to come into the town, to the damage and loss of the said burgesses.
Membrane IZd.
May 17* The like to Bichard de Holebrok, king's steward, on complaint by Margaret
Westminster, late the wife of William Bernard of Dunwich, that whereas after the death
of her husband, a ship of his laden with alum and other goods touched at
Dunwirh, Baymond de Villa Nova, merchant, deraigned 50 bales of alum
against her before John de Lovetot, a great part whereof came to the hands
of men of Dunwich, which part is nevertheless exacted from her to the use
of the said Baymond, as though she had had the 50 bales herself.
The like to John de Lovetot and Roger Loveday on complaint by
Margaret late wife of William Bernard of Dunwich, co. Suffolk, that
whereas the said William had laden two ships of his at Bordeaux with
240
CALENDAll OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277. M^m^ane IZd-'HxnU.
wines and other merchandise, and one of them, in which he and othe'
merchantfl were, was sunk in a storm with the men and merchandise on
board, and the other put in at Sandwich, and the * rectores ' thereof sent
to London 50 bales of alum which she, having heard of her husband's
death, asked should be restored to her, as the chattels of herself and her
said husband ; and whereas Gregory de Rokesle, then keeper of the New
Aid in the city of London, asserting that the said William had been keeper
of the said aid at Dunwich, restored 44 bales, keeping back and still retain-
ing 6 bales by reason of certain arrears which he alleged were due to the
king by the said William out of the said aid, when Robert Bernard and
Henry de Suthwald, and not the aforesaid Williaui, had been the keepers
and collectors of the said aid ; Raymond de Villa Nova, alleging that the
said 50 bales were his, deraigned them against the said Margaret before the
said John and Roger, and still prosecutes his suit by a writ of judgment
against her as though she had received them herself.
May 24. Commission to Hugh de Digneneton to enquire of the names of all
Windsor. Jews, to enquire and view in what cities, boroughs and towns they dwell,
and whether they wear their badges and comport themselves according
to the form of the provision lately made with the common council of the
realm [Statutes of the Realm^ I. p. 221], to wit, that all Jews shall dwell
in the king's own cities and boroughs wherein chests of chirographers of
the Jews are wont to be, that every Jew after the age of seven shall wear
a badge in the form of two tablets of yellow felt, six inches long by three
wide, on his outer garment, and that every Jew, male or female, after the
age of twelve, shall pay Zd, a year for chevage ; and the constable of the
Tower of London is to be attendant upon him in all shrievalties.
[May 24.
Windsor.]
June 2.
Windsor.
Mbmbranb I2d,
Commission to Fulk Peyforer and Ralph le Sauvage to deliver the gaol
of Maydenestan of John Slegh and William de Bruere, of Ulecumbe, in
custody for a trespass.
Appointment of Ralph de Wyrham and William de Middelton to inquire
how best, and to the greatest conTCnience and least detriment of persons
having lands in the neighbourhood of the marsh of Middelton and Wirme-
geye, co. Norfolk, a wateitsourse may be made for the drainage (desicceUionem)
of their lands, as it appears that about 2,000 acres of meadow and pasture
havre been submerged by reason of the course of the waters of Wirmegeye
Hithe {de ripa de Wirmegeye) being stopped through the gradual siltings
(alluviones) of the sea; and they are to cause the requisite rate to be levied
by duly elected keepers of the sea-walls and said marsh.
June 24.
Woodstock.
Mbmbranb lid.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Lovedav and J. de Metingham
touching the persons who entered the abbey of Dorkcestre, co. Oxford, and
burned a grange of the abbot's.
July 2.
Prestbury.
Mbmbranb lOd.
Commissioh to G. de Charron and Ellas de Bekingham, to take, a fortnight
after Michaelmas, an assiace of darrein presentment arramed by Edmund,
earl of Cornwall, before the justices of the Bench, against Walter, archbishop
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1277.
July 4.
Worcester.
Membrane lOd — coni.
of York, and the dean and chapter of York, to the church of Knaresburgh
on the moiTOw of Midsummer last, and afterwards adjourned to a fortnight
after Michaelmas at Shrewsburj, because it cuuld not be taken before at
Westminster ; and the justices of the Bench are to send the records and
processes.
Association of J. de Metingham in the above commission, to take an
assize touching the said church arraigned by the king, as also the above
assize arraigned by the earl.
Julys.
Stoarton.
Membrane 9d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Boger Loveday and John de Meting-
ham, touching the plaint of Thederic de Norwagia, merchant of Norway,
touching a ship and certain goods taken from him by William le Paumer
and others of the town of Len, which plaint Hamo Haute} n and G-t-offrey
de Bradele were lately appointed to hear and were unable during the trial
to find the said ship by inquisition or to obtain any certain evidence con-
cerning it; and now one Peter de Pere, merchant of Qascony, in whose
hands the said ship is, and who is detained in Norwich castle, vouches to
warranty thereon the said Thederic.
Aug. 18.
The camp near
Basingwerk.
Aug. 18.
The camp near
Basingwerk.
Aug. 18.
The camp near
Basingwerk.
Membrane 7d (Schedule 1).
Protection, until Michaelmas, for Gilbert de Knovill.
The like for Walter de Fanecurt.
The like for Boger de Shirelaund.
Safe-conduct until Michaelmas for Bichard Bernard, in going to the
archbishop of Canterbury.
Aug. 21. Protection, until Michaelmas, for Henry de Qreneford.
The camp near
Basingwerk.
Licence for Alan Plukenet to sell wood to the value of 50/., not within
the forest of BrehuU.
Aug. 20. Protection, until Michaelmas, for William de Lindese.
The camp near
Basingwerk.
Acknowledgment by Bobert Carbunel that he owes B. bishop of Bath
and Wells, 6 marks, payable a fortnight after Michaelmas, and unless he
pays it he grants that the sheriff may levy it on his lands and chattels in
the county of Suffolk.
[This entry is followed by seven others referring to assizes of novel dis-
seisin].
Schedule 1 (dorse).
Aug. 18. Acquittance to the abbot of St. Edmunds for the payment to Orlandinns
The ttunp near de Podio and Beyner de Luka of 200 marks, whereby he made fine for his
Basingwerk. gervice of six knights' fees, summoned in Wales in the fifth year.
96187. o
242 CALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277. Membrane *Id {Schedule 1 dorse) — cont.
The like to the following for like fines, paid to master Thomas Bek, keeper
of the wardrobe : —
Gerard de Wakesham, 20 marks, for 1 fee.
Walter de Sully, 20/. for a moietj of one fee, a quarter of another, a
fourth of a moiety.
The abbot of Peterborough, 166/. 13^. 4i/., for 5 fees.
Ealph Pajnel, 10 marks, for ^ of a fee.
John de Somervill, 10 marks, for ^ of a fee.
The like to the abbot of Malmesburj, 100 marks, paid to Boger de Eve-
sham, king's clerk, for his service.
Aug. 21. Presentation of Master Stephen de Saucto Geoi^o, king's clerk, to the
The camp near church of Stanewell, in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason
Basingwerk. q£ j^jg custody of the land and heir of William de Windesore, tenant in
chief.
Aug. 20. Grant to Hobert Carbunel of free warren in all his demesne lands of
The camp near Gh-eat Waudingfold, Chilton, Neuton and Haketon, co. Suffolk, provided
Basingwerk. ^j^^y ^p^ ^q^ within the metes of the forest. Witnesses : R. bishop of Bath
and Wells, E. earl of Cornwall, the king's kinsman and others.
Aug. 22. Mandate to the bailiffs of Nottingham to let the sheriff of the county have
The camp near 10/. out of the farm of the town for the works of the castle of Nottingham
Basingwerk. ^j^^ the weir there.
Aug. 22. Power to Reginald de Grey to receive Welshmen into the king's peace.
The camp near
Basingwerk.
Mandate to G[unoelin] de B[adelesmere], justice of Chester, to pay out
of the issues of his bailiwick to the abbot and convent of Basingwerk,
^5 marks for a house bought of them.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by John sou of Hugh,
keeper of the forest of Salop, for the abbot and convent oT Bildwas to assart
60 acres of their own soil in Stirchesleye, with the said forest.
Membrane *Id (Schedule 2), being partly a rough draft of
Schedule 1.
[The whole face is Vacated,' and repeats the first ^ye entries of
Schedule 1, and proceeds as follows : — ]
Confirmation of ^ grant, for life, made by John le Botiller of Hokerton to
Thecamp near John de Steyngrive of the manor of Steynton, except a certain rent and
Basingwerk. lands.
[Then follow acquittances for knight service as above to John de Somer-
vill, Ralph Paynel, the abbot of St. Edmunds, Gerard de Wakesham,
Walter de Sully, the abbot of Peterborough, with the addition of the
following : — ]
The like to Ralph son of Ealph de Welledon, for 80 marks.
[The schedule proceeds as follows : — ]
Nicholas de Welaund acknowledges that he owes B. bishop of Bath and
Wells, 30 marks for a horse taken from Gerard le Pape, merchant of
Florence, payable at All Saints at London, and unless he pays he grants
that the sheriff may levy it on his lands and chattels in the counties of
Norfolk and Suffolk.
Protection, until All Saints, for Adam de Hoylond.
The like, until Michaelmas, for Robert Banastre.
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243
1277.
Membrane *Jd {8ch€dule)''''€afU.
Schedule 2 {dorse).
Margery, daughter of Simon le Sauvage of Tamewortb, gives i mark for
having a writ ^ ad ienninum/ with inan£ite to the sheriff of Sta
tanord.
Thomas de Kemesek gives the like for a like writ.
William de Colevill gives the like to have an assise before J. de Be7g[ate]
and W. de Korburj ; with mandate to the sheriff of Lincoln.
Henrj de GkKleharBt gives the like for a writ ^ ad terminum*
Robert del Hnll gives the like for a like writ.
Memorandum that Henry de Lee, sheriff of Lancaster, was amerced in
l€Os, for not causing a prisoner to be carried to Newegate.
The abbot of Certeseje gives half a mark for a writ * ad terminum*
Cassandra, late the wife of Thomas de Cajll, gives 20«. for a like writ.
Adam de Levingthorp gives the like for a like writ.
The abbot of Hales gives \ mark for a like writ.
The keeper of the forest of Wauberge is commanded to let the bishop of
Canterbnrj have 6 bucks of the king's gift.
[The dorse ends with seven commissions to take assises of novel disseisin.]
Mbmbranb 6d.
Sept. 2. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Wejlaund and William
Chester. de Saham, it having been shown on behalf of Peter le Bomeyn, John fiz la
Fersone, Thomas son of Peter son of Keiner and Matilda de Cringelford, that
whereas Ranulph de Djlham four years ago was in custody in the prison
of Robert son of Roger at Horslbrd on a charge of larceny, and was
convicted by judgment of the said Robert's court there and hanged; certain
persons of the county of Norfolk, pretending that the said Ranulph had a
wife of the name of Matilda de Dylham, when he had no wife all his life,
have obtained a writ to appeal the said petitioners of the death of the said
Ranulph under the name of the said Matilda before the justices of the
Bench at Shrewsbury, and in order to outlaw them, are striving to sue the
appeal unjustly. The commissioners are therefore commanded to hear the
appeal speedily, and the sheriff of Norfolk is commanded to prove the said
appeal with the original writ, and to have the parties and other things
touching the appeal before them on the day appointed by them.
By R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
Sept. 20.
Chester.
Mbmbranb 5d.
The like to John de Reigate and Alexander de Monte Forti, touching an
appeal which William son of Baymond de Pontefracto brings against
Godfrey, prior of Pontefract, Thomas de Ecdeshill, Adam de Kyppes,
monks, William le Scinnere, William Topeheved, William Joye, William
Bollok, William de Sancto Oswaldo, William de Ledeston, William Pygot,
William le Clerc of Ledeston, William le Mouner of Bondegate, William
del Celer, William de Whytewod, William Russel, John Lettrut, John
Poyde, John de Kelingley, Geoffrey le Charetter, Geoffrey le Normaund,
Godfrey de la Sale, Adam Lelly, Adam Waweyh, Adam de Ledeston,
Andrew Brunt, Hugh le Smiyesone, Robert le Pestur, Robert Russel.
Q2
244
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1277.
Sept. 20.
CheBter.
Membrane 6d — eont.
Robert de Bordeshay, Roger le Surays, Richard de Wellok, Peter le Neva
le Priur, Simon le Lorimer and Thomas Sele for the death of Thomas
son of Raymond his brother ; touching a like appeal by Dionysia daughter
of Raymond, against the same {sic) WOliam Bouge of Pontefract, William
Joye, William Topeheved, Peter Neveu le Priur, John Lettrut, Gillot del
Celer, Simon le Lorimer, and Roger le Messer for the same death ; and an
appeal by Elias Fon of Matilda de Bro. .leye against Godfrey, the prior,
and Robert de Sodestan, monk, for the death of Thomas de Treton and
Richard de Scauceby, monks, as the king is informed that those appeals
have been maliciously procured against the prior.
Association of Bartholomew de Brienzun with the mayor and sheriffs of
the city of London to see that full justice is done to Richard Tholosan, who
long since impleaded in the hustings of London on writs of right of
Heniy III., touching certain tenements and rents in the said city, John
Tholosan, and, after his death, Michael his son and heir ; the proceedings
having been unduly delayed, and the said mayor and sheriffs, in spite of
frequent mandates from the king, having done nothing in the matter.
By R[obert], bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
Membrane 4d.
[Sept. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hengham and William de
Chester.] Cavereswell, touching the persons who broke the parks of Edmund, the
king's brother, in the counties of Derby and Stafford, hunted therein, and
carried away deer, and felled and took away trees.
The like to Elias de Bekingham, touching the following assise. Adam de
Stratton, king's clerk, has shown that whereas a bakehouse in the city of
London, in the parish of St. Mary Wenlok, which William de Stanstede
and Alice Wolf his wife hold of him at a rent of 24s., was erected for 60
years and more before Henry le Waleys acquired any tenement contiguous
thereto ; and whereas the said bakehouse has hitherto stood without contra-
diction, the said Henry has sued an assise, according to the custom of the
city in the hustings, between himself and the said William and Alice in the
absence of Adam, without whose presence the matter could not take effect ;
but the said Adam cannot attend to his defence by reason of being engaged
on the king's affairs. The king therefore wills that the said assise be
taken in his absence, and commands the mayor and sheriff to surcease the
taking of it until the next coming of Elias to the city, who is to come as
soon as possible and determine the matter in association with the said
mayor and sheriffs.
Membrane 3d.
[Oct. 18. The like to Salomon de Roffa and Master Thomas de Sodington touch-
Shrewsbury.] ing the trespass committed by Richard de Pultimor, Anthony de la Lanscare,
Walter Attelanscare, Henry de Pultimor and Thomas de Pultimor in
assaulting John de Hanloue, the seijeant of John de Exonia, bailiff of the
king's hundred of Woneford, lately sent by the said bailiff, by reason of
estreats delivered to him on the part of the sheriff of Devon, to levy by
summons of the Exchequer debts in which the said Richard was bound to
the king, and in rescuing beasts of the said Richard taken for the said debts
by the said John de Hanloue at Pultimor, within the said hundred.
Oct. 18. The like to Hamo le Hauteyn and William Brayboef by jury of Christians
ShrewBboiy. and Jews of the town of Winchester, touching the persons who lately
6 EDWARD 1. 245
1277* Membrane Sd-^-^oni.
assaulted Abraham son of Beaedict, Jew of that town, so that his life was
deepaired of, and carried away his goods. The case is to be tried acconling
to law and the custom of the Jewry.
Oct. 18. The like to Walter de Hopton and Boger de Burgh ull, touching an appeal
Shrewsbury, by Lettice, late the wife of John le Mouner of Huntindon, co. Hereford,
brings against John Aunfrey, John Soyn, Hugh Sy ward, John le Gaunter,
Walter Godknave, Roger de Neuton aud Master Luke de Bree, touching
the death of her husband.
The like to R. Loveday and J. de Metingham, touching the persons who
while Robert de Valoyngnes was with the king in Walen and under his
protection, came to the manor of Wikes, co. Suffolk, which is in the custody
of the said Robert, ejected him from his seisin thereof, beat his bailiffs, and
abducted Edmund, a minor, the heir of the said custody.
Membrane 2d,
Oct. 24. The like to Walter de Heliun, touching the ap]>eal which Simon le White
Shrewsbury, of Bristelton brings before the justices of the Bench against Robert, abbot
of Key n sham, of mahem and breach of the peace, the said abbot being too
inOrm to travel to answer the said Simon before the said justices, with
mandate to the said justices to send to the said Walter the record and pro*
cess of the said appeal as far as peitains to the person of the said abbot, with
the original writ and other things belonging to the case.
By R[obert] bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
Oct. 25. Walter de Heliun and Ralph de Sandwyco, touching the appeal which
Shrewsbury. Simon le Whyte of Bristelton brings before the justices of the Bench against
Robert, abbot of Keynsham, Osbert de Walecote, John de Hause, John de
Hen ton, Walter de Glaston and Philip de Cardevill, his fellow-canons,
Robert de Cumpton, Robert le Berebret and Walter le Vacher of mahem
and breach of the peace, the said abbot being too infirm to travel to answer
the said Simon before the said justices ; with mandate to the said justices
to send the record and process of the said appeal to the said Walter and
Ralph with the original writ.
The like to John de Reygate and William de Nortburgo, at the suit of
Nicholas de Cawode against Elias de Bleuleveny, Matthew de Blenleveny
and William le Weyse, touching a certain trespass, the said Nicholas not
daring and not being able without danger to prosecute his suit before the
justices of the Bench on account of the deadly threats of the said Elias,
Matthew and William; with mandate to the said justices to send the record
and process of the said suit with the original writ to the said John and
William.
( 246 )
6 EDWARD I.
1077 Membrane 27.
Nov. 21. Simple protection^ for three years, for Miles de Cruys.
Shrewsbury. By R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
Nov. 22. Protection with clause rogamus^ for two years, for the brethren of the
Shrewsbury, hospital of St. Giles, Shrewsbury.
Safe-conduct, until Easter, for John de Sancto Omero and Reginald
Stuket, burgesses of Lenn, going beyond seas to trade.
Nov. 23. Simple protection, for two years, for the master and brethren of the
Shrewsbury, hospital of St. John the Baptist, Shrewsbury.
■ Ratification of a demise, for ten years from Michaelmas, 5 Edward I. by
Ehuddlan. Walter de Huntercumbe to Philip de Rydal, burgess of Berwick, of a moiely
of the town of Lowyk.
Vacated because on Patent Roll, 5 Edward L
Letters for Philip de Ohetewynd and Isabella his wife, nominating
Herbert le Keu and Gkoffrey Brydun their attorneys for three years.
Simple protection, for one year, for the keeper of the house of the king's
scholars, Merton, and the scholars thereof.
Grant to Robert de Ketstevene, for the fine of lOOs. payable a fortnight
after Easter next by the hand of Thomas de Norman vill, l^i^'s steward,
and for 20s. a year payable by the hands of stewards beyond Trent, of his
office of summoner {monitaris) in the wapeutake of Wirkesworth.
Inspeximus of letters patent dated by G[eoffrey] de Genvill, justiciary of
Ireland, at Kilkenny, 22 August, 4 Edward I. and sealed with the king's
seal of Ireland, granting to Miles de Dun the custody of the manor of Obey
during the minority of the heirs thereof, at a rent of 68/. \^Ai\d,j payable
by the hands of the escheat or of Ireland, and the said Miles to have any
escheat that falls in during the said custody.
Nov. 25. Simple protection, for two years, for the brethren of the hospital of
Shrewsbury. Melebracy without Shrewsbury.
Nov. 25. Whereas the king's predecessors, sometime lords of Cestresirye, conferred
Shrewsbury, upon the prioress and nuns of Chester certain fixed alms, which were after*
wards converted into 24 marks yearly, and the king for their greater security
granted that these 24 marks should hereafter be received out of the farm
and issues of the town of Northwich by the hands of Geoffrey de Birun,
then farmer of that town, or his successors ; but the said Geofirey having
taken the garb of religion, the king has taken that town into his hands and
committed it to the abbot and convent of Vale Royal ; the king grants to
the said prioress and nuns that they shall henceforth receive the said 24
marks yearly from the farm or issues of the town of Middlewich by the
hands of the farmers or bailiffs thereof, until he assigns them that sum to be
received by them in some certain place fur ever. And whereas it appears
by inquisition made by Guncelin de Batelesmere, justice of Chester, that
the said prioress and nuns have sustained damage to the amount of 4/. \7s,
by the subtraction from them by the said abbot and convent of the tithes
belonging to their church of Ovre, tithes of hay, stews, gardens [cows.
6 EDWARD I. 247-
1277. Membrane 27 — eont.
men serving in Lent], and other small tithes ; the king grants them that
amount also out of the said farm of Middlewich until he can assign it to
them in some certain place for ever.
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers and bailiffs of Middlewich to pay
these sums accordingly, and the justice and chamberlain of Chester are to
allow the same in their account.
Not. 30. Pardon, in consideration of the good service of John Home of Wynchelse,
Shrewsbury, lately in Angleseye, to Richard de Bolre for the death of Agatha de la
Mere.
Dec. 2. Protection, for three years, for the prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Shrewsbury. Jerusalem in England, and the brethren of that hospital as well in Wales
and the March as in the realm of England, with this clause ^ willing that
all their possessions in all places be saved harmless as though they were
members of the king's household and the king's own goods.'
Simple protection, for two years, for the abbot and convent of Cumber-
mare, of the Cistercian order.
Dec. 3. Grant to the abbot and convent of Vale Rojral of the custody of the lands
Shrewsbury, in Wyrhale, late of Hugh de Ourum, during the minority of his heirs, saying
their marriage to the king.
Mandate to Guncelin de Badelesmere, justice of Chester, to cause to be
paid to the abbot of the abbey of Vale Royal, lately founded by the king, all
the issues of the county of Chester, to the amount of 1,000 marks, the king
having granted such issues to the said abbot to that amount from Michael-
mas last past to Michaelmas next towards the construction of the church of
his said abbey.
Dec. 3. Grant to the said abbot and convent of the moor and stew called Ocmare
Shrewsbury, in the king^s forest of La Mare for their support for ever.
Nov. 28. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Osolvestre of murage for six years
Montgomery, from Sunday before St. Andrews, 6 Edward I.
Nov. 28. Request to Baldwin de Aveneys to take himself to Munstroyll sur Mer
Montgomery, on the morrow of the feast of SS. Philip and James, apostles, there to be
detained as a hostage for the payment of 2,733/. 17«., part of 4,755/. 17«.
due as compensation to the merchants of England, Ireland and the Marches
of Wales from the merchants of Flanders for arrest of their goods before
Easter, 1274, in pursuance of the form of peace entered into by Guy, count
of Flanders, with the king, a sum of 2,022/. having been already paid by the
hands of Nicholas de Lodelawe by the merchants of Ypre, Doway, Popering
and Dykemue as their contingent of the debt to the English merchants.
The like to the following : —
William de Flanders.
Gerard de Rodes.
Hugh de Castellano, of Ghent.
John de Gystel.
Oliver de Assone.
Michael de Auchy.
G[uy], count of Flanders.
Nov. 28. Acquittance to the said Guy, count of Flanders and marquis of Namur
Montgomery. {Nawyrcen)^ and to his sureties and principal debtors of the said sum of
2,022/. paid by him in part payment of the said sum of 4,755/. 17«. compen*
sation for goods seized from English merchants by Margaret, countess of
Flanders and Halnault, and her people.
248 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
^277 Membrane 27 {Schedule),
Nov. 23. Whereas the abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterburj, recovered before the
ShKWBbnry. king at Shrewsbury, by judgment of the court, seisin of his liberty of
* Infongenethef,' in aJl his lands in the county of Kent, by an inquisition
made by the sheriff of Kent by reason of a composition made some time
since between Boger, sometime abbot of St. Augustine's, and the citizens,
by the sheriff in association with William de Hevere ; and whereas the
king commanded the sheriff to deliver to the abbot HaghenUda Brykeres
(taken with the mainour of her larceny in the abbot's manor of Menstre,
CO. Kent, and who, by reason of the contention between the parties before
the king, had been committed with her larceny to Canterbury gaol), to
do justice according to law therein in the court of his liberty, and the sheriff
so delivered her to the abbot with part of her larceny, but the rest he could
not, because the citizens retained part ; and Simon Paable, now bailiff of
Canterbury, John his son, William Isely and others of the commonalty of
that city with the assent of the said commonalty assaulted Henry de Ledes,
bailiff, William Staleworthe, Bobert Godescoc, Thomas Boncuor, Bobert
Fannere, Matthew de Popinden, William lo Qaunter, John le Keu and
other of the abbot's men, as they were bringing her through the city to the
abbey of St. Augustine, caused her to escape from their hands, and as-
saulted them, by night broke the houses of some of them, took some of them
and imprisoned them, not permitting food to be brought to them ; Balph de
Hengham and Walter de Hopton, are commanded to hear and determine the
matter by jury of foreign men of the vicinage of Canterbury.
By B. bishop of Bath and Wells.
Membrane 26.
Nov. 28. Protection and safe-conduct for the burgesses and merchants of Tpi'es,
Montgomery. Douay, Dikemue and Popering, and to their ministers in coming into the
realm with their goods and merchandise to trade, staying there, and returnine
thence ; so that they do not incur any loss, hindrance, or trouble by reason of
the arrest of the goods and merchandise of certain English merchants lately
made in Flanders, and provided that they do not avouch the goods or mer-
chandise of other merchants and burgesses of Flanders, or otherwise deal with
them in money, merchandise, or other things.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Nov. 28. Grant to the burfi:esse9 and good men of Muntgomery of murage for
Montgomery, seven years from Christmas next [including, amongst other charges, \d, on
every 40 skins of foxes or squirrels].
[Nov. 28.] Protection and safe-conduct for the above merchants of Ypres, and
Montgomery, other places above, who have paid their said contingent of 2,022/., and are
not to be molested by reason of the rest.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled and changed and otherwise
below.
Dec. 10. Presentation of John Bumell to the prebend which William de Audefeld,
Shrewsbury, deceased, lately held in the church of WrocH»stre, in the diocese of Coventiy
and Lirhfield, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and
heir of John son of Alan, tenant in chief.
The like- of Boger Bei)eyt, chaplain, to the prebend in the same church,
lately held by Henry de Lenn, resioned.
Dec. 2. Letters for William de Saundeby, clerk, goin^ beyond seas for study,
Shrewsbury nominating John son of William de Saundeby his attorney for two years.
6 EDWABD I. 249
1277. MenUfrane 26 — coni.
Dec. 10. Simple protection, for three years, for the prioress and nuns of Lismolyn.
Shrewsbaiy.
Dec. 10. Safe-conduct, for one year, for William Pecke, merchant of Chester,
Bhrewsbury. coming to the realm, trading.
Dec. 27. Mandate to Bobert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, to permit Almaric
Westminster, de Sancto Amando to bring the corn he has in Ireland to England.
Dec 27. Simple protection, without term, for the abbot and convent of Strata
Westminster. Florida.
Dea 29. Mandate to the prior of Thurgarton to deliver all the money of the
Westminster, fifteenth which he had with him to the sheriff of Nottingham and Derby,
who is commanded to carry the whole of the fifteenth in his bailiwick to
the constable of the Tower of London.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master Andrew, parson of the church
of Mixebury.
Dec. 24. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Clone, at the instance of Roger de
Westminster. Mortuo Marl, keeper of the land and heir of John son of Alan, their lord,
of murage for six years from Christmas, 6 Eklward I.
The like to Roger de Mortuo Mari's bailiffs and good men of Knython.
Dec. 28. Simple protection, for three years, for Master Thomas de Pontesbury.
[Westminster.]
Dec. 29. Signification to the abbot and convent of St. Augustine's, Bristol, in
Westminster, consideration of their having granted, at the request of Eleanor, the king's
consort, to Christiana, late the wife of Peter le Clerc, certain liveries from
their house for her maintenance for life, that the king does not intend to
charge their house with any other maintenance during that period.
Presentation of Nicholas de Sprouton, chaplain, to the church of La
Bye, in the diocese of Chichester.
Grant to Hugh son of Otto and to his heirs that they shall not be held
liable for any debts incurred by reason of any contract entered into between
Stephen de Cheynduyt and any Jews in the realm before Christmas,
6 Edward I. on the manor of Iselehamstede, co. Buckingham, lately
granted to the said Hugh by the said Stephen in fee simple, nor shall be
distrained in the said manor for such debts, saving to the crown and Jews
aforesaid the power of recovery of such debts on other lands and tenements
of the said Stephen.
Vacated because otherwise in the Schedule attached.
Mbmbbanb 26 {Schedule),
Dec. 27. The like, except that after the word ' debts,' the following supplementary
Westminster, words are added, ^ loans, prests, penalties, usuries, fees, or demands what-
soever.'
\nrjQ Membrane 2Q — cont,
Jan. 2. Protection with clause volumusy until Michaelmas, for Humphrey de
Westminster. Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, going to Santiago.
Letters for, him nominating Hugh de Castello and Henry de Enefead hit
attorneys until Michaelmas.
250
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1278.
Jan. 4.
Tower of
LondoD.
Jan. 4.
Tower of
London.
Jan. 5.
Tower of
London.
Jan. 3.
Tower of
London.
Membrane 26 — cont.
The like for Roger de Mortuo Marl, nominating Henry de Northwode
and Richard de Wiggemor his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Grant, for life, to John de Falevy of the 60/. a year which Henry de
Alemannia granted for life to Wilimer de Gymery out of the issues of the
castle and mills of Tykehull, and which the said Wilimer afterwards
surrendered to the king.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Grant, at the instance of Roger de Mortuo Marl, to Roger son of Roger
son of Elias de Middelton of the serjeanty of the bailiwick of the forest of
QuerendoD, to hold during pleasure and answer as other persons holding
that serjeanty have used to do.
Simple protection, for two years, for the prior of St. Helen's, Isle of
Wight.
Mandate to the justiciary, bailiffs and others of Ireland to permit, for
two years, the abbot of Fumes and his men to buy victuals in Ireland for
the maintenance of that house, notwithstanding the recent prohibition
against victuals being drawn from that land.
Membrane 25.
Jan. 4. Inspeximus of the record and process of a plea before the justices at
London. Westminster between the abbot of St Mary's, York, and Roger, bishop of
Norwich, touching the advowson of the church of Banham. The bishop
was summoned to answer the abbot why he refused to admit a fit parson at
the presentation of the abbot, the latter having deraigned the advowson of
the said church in the king's court before John de Lovetoft at Norwich
against John le Mareschal, and recovered the same against him by a jury
on 2 January, 4 Edward I. before the said John de Lovetoft at Norwich.
On Friday after the Circumcision of that year the abbot brought to the bishop
in his manor of Suthelmham his writ of judgment for the bishop to admit a
parson at the abbot's presentation, and presented to him on the same day a
clerk, to wit, Philip de Wilegheby, but the bishop refused. The bishop
answers that he refused because he had already, by authority of the council,
after the lapse of half a year, to wit, on the eve of St. Thomas the Apostle,
a half year after the death of Reiner de Florencia, presented one of his own
clerks, as he well might. And this is plain, because he says that the church
of Wilgheby, whereof the abbot is patron, fell void after the death of Reiner,
who was admitted thereto at the presentation of the abbot, and his
successor admitted on the abbot's presentation whereby it is plain that the
church of Banham also fell void. The .bishop's ^ittomey, being asked
on what day the abbot presented to the bishop for admission to the
church of Banham Peter the monk, his clerk, who was presented
before Philip de Wilgheby, says it was the 5 Kal. April, 3 Edward I,
The abbot acknowledges this, and says that Reiner was then alive, but
because he was informed that Reiner had taken a wife, he presented Peter
as though the church were void of right., and for the same reason he
presented Nicholas de Capella, the bishop's clerk, to the church of
Wilgheby. But the bishop says that on the said 5 Kal. April Reiner was
dead, and offers that this should be proved by the country. The abbot says
there should be no verification by the country because Reiner died beyond
seas, and this he is ready to prove by sufficient witnesses of the death, and
he produces fourteen persons who swear that Reiner was alive on that day.
And because the bishop has no proof to the contrary, and in any case the
6 EDWARD I.
251
1278.
Jan. 6.
Tower of
London.
Jan. 8.
Tower of
London.
Jan. 10.
Tower of
London.
Jan. 8.
Tower of
London.
Membrane 25 — cont^
six months should date from knowledge of the death, the hishop is to disen-
cumber the church and admit the abbot's clerk, and satisfy the abbot of his
damages, which are taxed at 100/.
Pardon to Reginald de Grey of 300 marks, wherein he fined for taking
a stag in the forest of Essex, and acquittance thereof to him and his main-
pernors.
The like to Robert son of Walter of 200 marks, whemn he was amerced
for taking a stag there.
Grant to John son of Reginald de Grey, Nicholas de Grey, Adam de
Verdoun, William de Lalers, Hamo de Lalers, Jordan Finche and Geoffrey
Fynche, who were at the taking of the said stag with Reginald de Grey (whose
fine of 300 marks has been remitted), and who were indicted therefor before
the justices for the forest last in eyre in the county of Essex, that they
shall not be impleaded for this cause hereafter.
Protection with clause \volumui\ until Michaelmas, for James de
Neketon.
Protection, for two years, for the abbot and convent of the abbey of
Talilaghau, now in the king's hands by reason of its impoverishment
through the Welsh war and by divers inconveniences it has sustained
because of that war ; and no one is to be lodged in the abbey or any of its
granges.
Whereas John de Lacu has granted to the prioress and nuns of Acornbiry
all of his land in Rolveston, which is held in chief, the king ratifies his gift,
and gives licence for the prioress and nuns to enter therein and hold the
same for ever.
Inspeximus of letters patent of Adam de Norffolk, constable of the castle
of Bordeaux, dated at Bordeaux, Thursday before the Purification, 1266,
acknowledging in the king's name the receipt from Peter Burdegali {alias
de Burdegala) de Sancta Liberata, citizen of Bordeaux, of 100 pounds of Bor-
deaux for the sale of a house with its quay in the Rue {Rua) de Rokella,
Bordeaux, to wit, between the house with its quay of Berdeu Morar and
the house with its quay of Bernard Franconis, and extending in length
from the Rue de Rokella to fioodmark {ad imum maris) , which house
the said Peter bought of Peter Martini son of Peter Martini de Rokella,
deceased, as appears in a public instrument of the sale, which house also the
said Peter Martini confessed that he held of the said king with \d, of yearly
charge {census annut), payable at the feast of St. Severin in the king^
chapel at Bordeaux, and \d, of relief {sporle) at every change of lordship ;
of which house the said Peter divested himself, and at his request the said
Adam invested Peter de Burdegala thereof at the same charge and relief.
Pardon to Reginald de Grey, John his son, and the other persons
mentioned above for taking a stag and other deer in the forest of Essex,
whereof they were indicted before the justice in eyre for pleas of the forest
in that county.
Grant to Anian, bishop of Bangor, of the custody, during the minority of
the heir, of the manor of Bernham [corrected to Femham in the Welsh Roll],
late of Gilbert de Bemeval, tenant in chief, extended at 7/. a year.
Vacated because on the Roll of Wales,
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for Laurence de Sancto
Mauro, going beyond seas with Edmund, the king's brother.
252
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1278.
Jan. 10.
Tower of
London.
Jan. 11.
[Tower of
London.]
Jan. 10.
Tower of
London.
Jan. 8.
Tower of
London.
Jan. 8.
[Tower of
London.]
Membrane 25 — cont.
Letters for him ^nominating John de Kenilleworth and Robert Waldeshef
Lis attorneys for one year.
Grant in pursuance of the late statute touching the usuries and the
penalties of the Jewry, that Mosseus son of Leo, Jew, of Warwick, may
carry on lawful business in the realm, and that his debtors bound to him by
writings or other lawful ways, and for the payment of merchandise and
other things, be distrained by the justices for the custody of the Jews.
Letters for Ralph, abbot of Conches, in Normandy, nominating John le
Alemaunt and William Osbern his attorneys for three years.
Grant to the Friars Preachers, commorant in London, in aid of the
changing of their houses in that city, of the king^s alms called deodands,
and which should belong to the king in the next eyres, so that they may
receive the same by the hands of the justices in their first eyres for the three
years after the last eyre, for the construction of their said houses.
Testification that by the rolls of the chancery of Henry III. that that king,
at the instance of Edward I. pardoned John le Whelwrychte of Teukesbiry
for the death of Thomas le Poleter ; on testimony that the said John has
lost his letters of pardon.
Pardon to John Lestrange, king's yeoman, of 200/. debts wherein he is
bound at the Exchequer for the debts of John his father and ancestors.
Acceptance of a grant by Henry III. to Roger, bishop of Norwich, that
he might make his will so that the executors of his will should have free
adminibtration thereof ; but the executors are first to find sufficient security
to answer for hi? debts at the Exchequer.
Protection with clause volumusy until Midsummer, for Peter de Monte
Forti, going beyond seas.
The like for Edmund, the king's brother.
The like, for one year, for Richard Waldeshef, going with the said
Edmund.
Membrane 24.
Jan. 10. Letters for the said Edmund, going beyond seas, nominating Richard
Tower of Fokeram and Hugh de Vienna his attorneys for one year.
London.
Jan. 18. The like for Robert de Thurvill, master of the Knights Templars in
Westminster. England, going beyond seas, nominating brothers Thomas de la Fenne and
William de Medburn until a year after Midsummer.
The like for Angelinus Basset, nominating Richard de Aston until
Whitsunday.
The like for Robert de Wyuchelse, going beyond seas, nominating Henry
de Winchelse, his brother, and William de Leghton for three years.
Jan. 10.
Tower of
London.
Mandate to Guncelin de Badelesmere, justice of Chester, to deliver to
Leonius son of Leonius, king's clerk, the office of the chamberlainship of
Chester, to which he has been appointed during pleasure, on condition that
he apply all the issues of the county of Chester brought there to the king's
works of the abbey of Vale Royal ; and the justice is to deliver to him
the said issues from Michaelmas last.
6 EDWARD I. 253
1278. Membrane 24 — eoui,
Jan. 15. Simple protection, in Ireland for two years, for the prior and convent
Tower of of Christcharch, Canterbury.
London.
•Tan. 18. Protection with clause volumusy until Midsummer, for Philip Bumel,
Westminster, going beyond seas with Otto de Grandisono.
•Tan. 6. Licence for Bonamicus son of Joceus, Jew of York, to trade in accordance
Tower of with the late statute, and grant that his debtors be distrained by the justices
London. f^p tj^g custody of the Jews.
Jan. 18. Pardon to Bobert de Halsted, king's yeoman, of 24/. 14^., whereiu he
Westminster, was bound at the Exchequer.
Appointment of Walter de la Mare to the custody, during pleasure, of
the town of Derteford, at a rent of 110 marks.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Jan. 18. Safe-conduct| for one year, for William ie Noreys, merchant of Lenn,
Westminster, trading in grain and other goods in the realm.
Jan. 19. Mandate to Elias de Rabayn, constable of Corfe Castle, to deliver
[Westminster.] Almaric de Monteforti, clerk, imprisoned in thai castle, to the archbishop of
Canterbury and his suffragans or to G[odfrey], bishop of Worcester, and
W [alter], bishop of Exeter, or one of them, and to cause him to be taken,
under sidPe conduct, to the place which the said archbishop, or other bishop,
shall indicate, to be kept according to the injunctions given to them by the
king.
Mandate to Bichard de Coleshull, sheriff of Somerset and Dorset, to
deliver to the said archbishop or other said bishops the castle of Shireburn
to keep in their custody, during pleasure, in the way enjoined by the king.
Grant to Imbert Guidonis, keeper of the manor of Werministre, late of
Thomas Mauduit, tenant in chief, of the custody of that manor during the
minority of the heirs.
Acquittance to the master and brethren of the order of Sempringham for
the payment to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, on the morrow
of the Ascension, 5 Edward I., of 100/. and on the day of SS. Fabian and
Sebastian, 6. Edward I. of 100/., for the courtesy which they made for the
fifteenth.
Jan. 18. Pardon to Bobert de Halested, king's yeoman, of 48/. 14*. lOrf., wherein
Westminster, he was bound at the Exchequer for old debts of the Jewry.
Jan. 18. Grant to M[atthew] cardinal deacon of St. Mary's in Portion of 60 marks
Westminster, yearly at the Exchequer, until he is better provided for.
The like to J. cardinal deacon of St. Mary's in Chosmedyn of 40 marks
yearly.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Be it known that at first there issued a letter of 50 marks, which ought
to be revoked and cancelled.
Memorandum, that John de Derlington, Friar Preacher, at that time
surrendered a letter of the chancery touching a yearly fee of 20 marks
granted to the said Sir Matthew, which was then cancelled and annulled.
Jan. 18. Simple protection, for one year, for John le Jeovene of London, going
Westminster, to Scotland on his affairs.
Protection with clause volumusy until Midsummer, for Philip Bnrnell
going beyond seas with Otto de Grandisono. '
264 OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1278. Membrane 24 — eoni.
Jan. 16. Simple protection, antil Michaelmas^ for Thomas, parson of the church
Tower of of Hawardebj. .
London.
Jan. 18. Protection with clause volumuSy for one year, for Thomas de Dadinton,
Westmingter. going beyond seas with Edmund, the king's brother.
The like, until Michaelmas, for B. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chan-
cellor, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
The like for William Bumell, going with him.
The like for Hugh Bumell, going with him.
The like, for one year, for Iterius de Engolisma, canon of Dublin.
The like, for one year, for Malcolm de Harlee.
Feb. 1. The like, until Midsummer, for Hugh Bumell, going beyond seas.
Dover.
Jan. 17. Grant to the abbot of St. Edmunds that he may make a will so that the
WeBtminBter. executors thereof have free administration of his goods ; on condition that
the latter give security to answer the abbot's debts at the exchequer.
Jan. 18. Acquittance to Master Bichard de Clifford and to W[alter], arch-
[WeBtminster.] bishop of York, of 1,214/. and 13/. 4^d, [alias 13«. 4^</.] paid by the former,
56 Henry III., when ho was escheator this side Trent, to Peter de Winton,
sometime keeper of the wardrobe of Henry III., for a sale to the said arch-
bishop of the com of the archbishopric of Canterbury, then void and in
the hands of Henry III.
This letter was made by bill delivered from the exchequer by the hands
of Philip de Wileby, baron of the exchequer.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Eudo de Gudeford and his men, bringing
com from Ireland to England.
Mandate to Theobald de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Luka, to pay
out of the king's money in their custody to Master Balph de Frenningham
and Walter de Hopton, whom the king has sent on his affairs to the march,
40 marks, to wit, 20 marks eadi, for the king's affairs.
Jan. 18. Letters for B. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, going beyond
[Westminster.] seas, nomiuating William de Middelton his attorney until Michaelmas.
Signification to W [alter], archbishop of York, and Master Geffrey de
Sancto Marco, archdeacon of Bichmond, that the controversy between
Antony Bek and Master Boger de Seiton, touching the church of Briggeham,
has by the intervention of B[obert], bishop of Bath and Wells, the chan-
cellor, William de Suthampton, the prior provincial of the order of Friars
Preachers of England, and other common friends of the parties, been settled
in the following manner : — viz. that the aforesaid Antony shall be admitted
to the church aforesaid and hold it at the presentation of Is[abella] de
Fortibus, countess of Albemarle, with the consent and will of the said
Master Boger, who is not to question his right or possession in respect of
it ; all which the said Master Boger, in the presence of Master Boger de
Scardeburg, archdeacon of the East Biding, and John de Kyrkeby, arch-
deacon of Coventry, acknowledged and confessed in London.
A mandate is sent to the said archbishop and archdeacon by letters close
to admit the said Antony as above, in the same form and words.
Jan. 28. Grant to Miles de Duwe — in extension of a grant to him (sealed with the
Dover. seal the king used in the lifetime of his father) of the custody, during
the minority of the heir, of the manor of Oly, at the rent of 68/. \6s, ll\d,
— that he render only 60/. henceforward.
6 EDWABD I.
206
1278.
Jan. 19.
Westminster.
Jan. 18.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
DoTcr.
Jan. 28.
Dover.
MSMBRANS 28.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Boger Loveday and John de Meting-
bam, tonching the persons who broke the gate of the park of Geoffrey de
Bothing in Macching, co. Essex, entered the said park and pursued
Bichard Wlvriche, keeper of the said park, because he raised a hue and cry
upon them, into his own house, and broke and entered the said house and
again pursued the said Bichard, fleeing for fear of them into the said park,
and beat and illtreated John le Carpenter, who came up by reason of the
said hue and cry.
The like to John de Lovetoft and Gregory de Bokesle, mayor of London,
touching Nicholas le Conyers, citizen of London, indicted of clipping the
coin and buying and receiving such clippings, the said Nicholas having
found mainpernors to have him before the king.
The like to Guichard de Charrun and Alexander de Ejrketon touching
the grievances of the abbot of Whiteby at the hands of the burgesses of
Whyteby, co. York.
The like to Thomas de Normanvill and Alexander ie Kirketon, touching
the persons who came to the house of Peter de Lund at Buketorp, co. York,
assaulted him and his men, and robbed them of their goods.
The like to Oliver Dynaunt and Alan de Plokenet, touching the persons
who frequently broke the park of Henry de Sully, of Edulvesly, co. Devon^
hunted therein and can*ied away deer.
Jan. 28.
Dover.
Feb. 1.
Dover.
Jan. 28.
Dover.
Jan. 29.
Dover,
Feb. 1.
Dover.
Feb. 4.
Dover.
MSMBRANB 22.
Protection with clause volumuSy for one year, for Bobert GhreUe, going
beyond seas.
Presentation of Master Arnold Lupi de Tilio to the church of Suthcrek,
in the diocese of Norwich, directed to the official of the archbishop of
Canterbury.
Simple protection, until a year after Michaelmas, for the master of the
Maison Dieu^ Dover, going beyond seas.
Licence until All Saints for the abbot and convent of Chester to take timber
and brush-wood for their hearth, and to make charcoal, out of a clearing
(trenchia) which the king has ordered to be made between the town of
Kynarton and the town of Mubaut in the wood of Werdswode, and which is
to be a league in breadth, and carry the same whithersoever they will
without let or hindrance : directed to the justice of Chester and all bailiffs.
Acquittance to William, abbot of Bamsey, and Hugh de Slapelford,
sheriff of Bedford and Buckingham, of two sums received by the hands of
Giles de Garderoba, keeper of the Tower of London, and Beyner Magiar[i],
of Lucca, merchtint, to wit, 1,215/. and 90/., out of the second term of the
fifteenth of the counties aforesaid.
Batification of the demise made by the king's command by Thomas de
Normanvill, king's steward, to John de Colingham, of the custody, during the
minority of the heirs, of the lands late of Eustace de Billeston, tenant in
chief, with the marriage.
Pardon and acquittance to Bobert de Tateshal of 100 marks in which
Bobert de Tateshal his father was indebted to Henry III. being a loan in
Gbiscony made by the said king to him.
Protection with clause volumusj until Midsummer, for John Ferre, going
beyond seas on his own affairs.
266
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Feb. 6.
DoTcr.
Feb. 10.
DoTer.
1278. Membrane 22 — cant.
Letters for Edmund, master of the Maisoa Dieu, Dover, going bejond
seas, noroinatino^ brothers Roger de Ledes and Zachariah de Poant
Edolf his attorneys until a jear after Michaelmas.
Licence for the burgesses and merchants of Guy, count of Flanders,
Ypres, Douay, Dixmude, and Poperinghe, and the merchants and men of
the same, to come into the realm under the king*s safe-conduct to trade with
their goods and merchandise as they were wont to do before the seizure and
sale by Margaret, countess of Flanders, of the goods of the merchants
of Henry III. and Edward I. of England, Ireland^ and the marches of
Wales, and the consequent seizure by Edward I. of the goods of Flemish
merchants in the realm until satisfaction was made according to a form
between the king and the count ; and the said burgesses and merchants
are not to be molested touching a sum of 2,022/. for their contingent of the
said money which they are to pay by the hands of Nicholas de Lodelowe,
king's merchant, one of the attorneys of the English merchants.
Letters for Hugh Burnell, going beyond seas with R. bishop of Bath and
Wells, nominating Ralph Springehose his attorney until Midsummer.
The like, until Midsummer, for James de IVoys, citizen of London, going
to Santiago, nominating Thomas de Sancto Albano, clerk.
The like for Wolmar de Essex, citizen of London, going to Santiago,
nominating the said Thomas.
Feb. 4. Simple protection, for one year, for Matilda, late the wife of Adam 1e
Dover. Bedel, and Robert his son.
Feb. 1. Licence for the citizens of Chester to take timber and make charcoal in
[Dover.] the clearing between the towns of Kynarton and Muhaut in the above-
mentioned wood of Swerdwode, until All Saints.
Feb. 5. Grant to the abbot and convent of Basingwerk and their successors of the
[Dover.] , wood of Qetly, with the soil thereof, on condition that within three years
they cause the wood to be rooted up, otherwise it shall be lawful for the
king to take into his hands whatever of the wood shall be left and the soil
and to retain it at will for ever, the rest of the said wood and soil to remain
to the said abbot and convent for ever.
Feb. 6. Mandate, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, to the justiciary
Dover. of Lreland to collate Richard le Blund, her clerk, in preference to all
others, to some prebend or church in Ireland next void, and in the king's
gift and of competent value.
Grant to Guncelin de Badelesmere, some time since appointed to the
office of the justiceship of Chester, with 100 marks yearly, and lately
appointed to the chief custody of the castle of Flint and of the town of
Rothelan, of 100/. yearly for all these offices out of the issues of his
bailiwick.
Simple protection, for one year, for the prior and convent of the hospital
of St. John, Kilkenny.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Master Bonettus de
Sancto Quintino, dean of the free chapel of Bruges, going beyond seas on the
king's affairs.
Grant to Orlandinus de Podio and Reiner de Luka, and their fellows, mer-
chants of Lucca, that they hold the lands and tenements in England of
Maurice de Gredonio as security for a loan of 300/. made to him by them
at the king's instance, according to the assignment made to them by ihe said
Maurice.
6 EDWARD I.
257
1278. Membrane 22 — cotif.
Mandate to Geoffrej de Neubnud, attorney of the aforesaid Maurice, to
deliver the said land accordingly.
Feb. 5. Protection and safe-condact, for one year, for Benedict Johannis, John
Dover. Donedeu, and William Johannis^ fellows and merchants of Cahors, their men,
things, and merchandise, in coming to England, staying there to tradc^ and
returning thence ; and grant that, if they or their men offend in any way or
detain anything due from them, they shall stand to right in the king's court
before the justices or before the bailiffs before whom the case happens to
be, on condition that for any forfeiture of their servants they ^hall not lo«e
any goods found in the hands of their servants, or deposited anywhere in the
realm by their servants, which they can prove to be theirs.
Feb. 4. Grant to B[obert], bishop of Bath and Wells — with respect to a grant
Dover. maiie to Jocelin, sometime bishop, and his saccessors long since by charter
of Heniy III. of a weekly market at his manor of Poclichurch, co. Glou-
cester, and a yearly fair there at the bishop's will — that the market shall be
held at Westerle within his said manor weekly on Tuesday, and the fair
there on the eve, day and morrow of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary and
the five following days, according to the grant aforesaid of Henry IIL
Feb. 6.
Dover.
Feb. 8 or 7.
Dover.
Feb. 6.
Dover.
Feb. 7.
DoTcr.
96187.
Mbhbrane 21.
Acquittance to Stephen de Peuecestre, constable of Dover Castle, and
others, receivers of the fifteenth on the goods of the barons and others of
the Cinque Forts, of 900 marks for the first term of pajment, received
29 January 1277 by the hands of Reiner Magiar, Orlandinus de Podio, and
Abbas Talgardi, citizens and merchants of Lucca.
The like to the abbot of Westminster of 25 marks, his contingent for the
B^d fifteenth, paid to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants
of Lucca.
Appointment of the barons and bailiffs of the town of Winchelse to the
custody thereof during pleasure, so that the said barons pay yearly therefor
42/., to wit, 10/. to William Maufe and Joan his wife for the custody of the
gate of Chester (which custody was assigned to the said Joan for her support
and which the said William and Joan have surrendered), the residue of the
42/. to be paid at the Exchequer : and every man of the town is to contribute
to the Eaid farm according to his ability, and the poor are not to be grieved.
Presentation of Ralph de Brocghton to the church of Sutton, in the
diocese of Lincoln.
Simple prot€«tion^ for three years^ for John de Cogan.
Grant, to William Maufce and Joan his wife of 15 marks a year out of
the farm of the town of Winchelsea for the support of the said Joan, in
consideration of her surrendering the cu8to<ly of the gate of Chester, which
the king had given her for her support. If they desire to return to the
custody of that gate they are to have it, in which case they will no longer
receive the said 15 marks.
Grant, for life, to Richard Brun, in return for services done to the king
and Henry III., of M, a day out of the issues of the hundred of Codelston,
CO. Stafford.
Protection and safe-conduct, for life, at the instance of Imbcrt Guidonis,
for John Donedeu of Caworth, his men and goods, trading.
268
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1278.
Feb. 8.
Dover.
Feb. 9.
Dover.
Feb. 9.
Dover.
Feb. 8.
Dover.
Feb. 10.
Dover.
Feb. 5.
Dover.
Feb. 11.
Dover.
Membrane 21 — cont.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, mercliants of Lucca, to
pay out of the money in their custody to Cokebreton de Dovor 20 marks,
in satisfaction of all the debts he can exact from the king.
Mandate to Reiner de Luka and Giles de Audenardo, sub-eonstable of
the Tower of London, to deliver to Rolandinus de Podio and Bartholomew
Baudini and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, 25,000 marks, delivered in the
wardrobe on different occasions U> Master Thomas Bek, king's clerk, the
keeper thereof, as appears by bill of the latter delivered into the Chancery.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by the mayor and
sherlfFs of London in prescuce of Giles de Audcnar[do], king's clerk,
and Master Robert de Beverlaco, the king's mason, and of the aldermen of
the city, for Robert, archbishop of Canterbury, to fill up a ditch made, during
the late disturbance of the realm, between the land late of Geoffrey de Lucy
and the land late of Reginald de Grey, so that these two pieces of laud, now
in the hands of the archbishop, may be joined together to enlarge his place
of Castle Baynard, and that a part of the wall of the city extending from the
gate of Ludegate southwards shall be thrown down from the turret next to
that gate towards the south, provided a new strong wall be raised from that
turret between the houses of the men inhabiting Flete Street and the arch-
bishop's place aforesaid up to Fleet Ditch for the defence of the city, with
a new turret at the end of it on the water of Fleet for the defence of the
whole wall, and from that turret a good wall to the Thames.
Mandate to the treasurer and chan^berlains of the Exchequer of Dublin
to pay to Adam de Val and Stephen his brother 28/. (to wit, to each 14/.),
arrears of their wages from the time when they were in the king's service
before the battle of Lewes; and to the said Adam 10/. for a horse which he
lost long since in the king's service in the pass of Puleford.
Simple protection, for three years, for Robert de Sancto Edmundo, going
to Ireland.
Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for Simon de Forti, baron of the port of
Dover, going to Chester to bring back the ship he lately sent there with his
goods.
The like to the following barons of the same port :—
Augustin de Feringdon.
Alexander le Specer.
John Salekyn,
Licence for Robert, archbishop of Canterbury, to fill the above-mentioned
ditch, in identical terms with the above entry, with the omission of the last
words "and from that turret a good wall to the Thames."
Licence for the master and brethren of the hospital of the Maison Dieu,
Dover, to lengthen their portico, which they made by licence of Henry III.,
by a space of 42 feet on the highway towards the sea, and of the same
breadth as at present.
Promise to Master William do Hareworth, king'tf clerk, to provide him
with a benefice of 20 marks yearly value on the first opportunity.
Protection with clause volumusy until Midsummer, for James de Troys,
citizen of Loudon, going to Santiago.
The like for Wolmar de Essex, citizen of London.
Grant to Robert Bagod, of the custody, during the minority of the heirs,
of the lands late of William Daueny, which are in the king's hands by
reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of Dublin, with the marriage of
the heirs.
6 EDWARD I.
259
1278.
Feb. 10.
DoYer.
Membrane 21 — cont.
The prior and convent of Norwich, sending news of the death of Roger
their bishop, have letters of licence to elect.
Grant for life to Richard Brun and Adam Brun, Richard le Englejs,
Richard le Waleys, John le Enveyse, Thomas Bran and Nicholas le Neyr,
his sons, of seven burgages in Rothelan, to wit, to each of them one
burgage, provided that the burgage granted to the said Richard be situated
midway between the burgages granted to his aforesaid sons; also grant,
to the said Richard and his aforesaid sons of two carucates of arable
land in Rothelan or three carucates of land in the king's woods there, which
they are to uproot and assart, provided that they dwell in Rothelan and
that the aforesaid land be divided and shared according to the advice ot the
said Richard among his aforesaid sons ; to hold in tail to him and each of
his sons, rendering yearly to the bailiff of Rothelan iSd, for all service.
MeTnorandum, that on Friday after the feast of St. Scolastica the Virgin,
R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, crossed at Dover to parts
beyond seas, and the seal was then delivered into the wardrobe there under
the seal of Sir John de Kirk[eby], on whom the chancellor enjoined that he
should attend to the affairs of the chancery during his recess.
Feb. II.
Dover.
Feb. 15.
Northbourn.
Feb. 10.
Dover,
Feb. 16.
NorthbooTD.
Feb. 18.
Canterbury.
Membrane 20.
Safe-conduct for one year for brother John de Derlington, one of the
household, whom the king is sending on his affairs to the court of Rome,
The like for Master William de Luda.
Protection with clause voluinus^ for the latter, for that period.
Mandate to Luke de Lukn, Orlandinus de Podio and their fellows, mer-
chants of Lucca, to let the said brother John and Masters Henry de Newerk
and William de Luda have what money they require for expediting the
king's affairs at the court of Rome.
Simple protection, during pleasure, for the executors of the will of
W. bishop of Roche:^ter.
Letters for Eustace de Wrotham, clerk, going beyond seas, nominating
John de Cycestre his attorney for one year.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Terricus de la Bruere. By Anthony Bek.
Mandate to Reiner de Luka and Orlandinus de Podio and their fellows,
merchants of Lucca, to pay Giles de Audenardo, sub-constable of the I'ower
of London, 1,000/. for the works thereof.
Simple protection, for one year, for Thomas de Paner, merchant.
Mandate to Reiner de Luka, Orlandinus de Podio and their fellows,
merchants of Lucca, to pay to Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover
Castle, 300/. for the necessary works of the said castle, by view and testi-
mony the abbot of St. Radegund's by Dover and of the prior of Dover.
Protection and safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Salomon Prat, king's
merchant, going to Gascony to buy wine. By K.
Acquittance to the abbot and convent of Fountains of 990/. 13*. 4cf.,
wherein they are bound to Joceus le Jeovene and Bonaraicus his son-in-law,
Jews of York, to wit, to the former 757/. 7*. 8^. and to the latter
233/. 6*. 8c?, which sums the king lately gave to Anthony Bek, at whose
R 2
260 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLa
1278. Membrmie 20— conf.
mandate the abbot and convent have paiil the same, as Philip de Wilebj
has acknowled^i^ed before the king, he haviog received the same on behalf
of the said Anthony.
Feb. 20. Presentation of Master Geoffrey de Evorle to the church of Blofeld, in
Ospring. the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopnc of Norwich.
Protection and safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, fur Peter de Bleynak.
Feb. 25. Writ de intendendo directed to all bailiffs for Perceval Gerarducii and
Tower of Baudinus Paniky and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, appointed to receive
London. throughout Ireland half-a-mark on every sack of wool and half-a-mark on
every three hundred wool-fells, which make one sack, and one mark on
every last of hides exported from Ireland.
The like directed to the bailiffs of Itosse, Waterford, Weseford, Dublin,
Droghda, Cnakfergus, del Galuy, Cork, del Yoghel and the bailiffs of Limerick
and all other bailiffs.
March 3. Simple protection, for one year, for Peter Conner, going to the court of
Hinton. Home.
March 4. Acquittance to Matthew de Columbariis, in whose custody the king's
Lechlade. forest of Chet is, of the taking of 60 does there, on testimony before the
king by William son of Warin, king's yeoman, whom the king sent there to
take venison to the king's use against Christmas last, that it was he who
took the said 60 docs.
March 6. Pardon to Geoffrey le Orfevre of Oxford, at the instance of Master
Quenington. William de Middelton, archdeacon of Canterbury, for concealing the chattels
late of Maurice le Irreis, who was lately taken by the said Geoffrey for
a felony and afterwards hanged by a judgment of the court.
Signification to the archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
election of Master William de Middelton to be bishop of Norwich.
Mandate to the prior of Ken il worth and the sheriff of Warwick to send
600/. out of the fifteenth which is in their custody in the priory of Kenil-
worth to Quenynton to the king, so that he may receive the money on
Thursday instant.
March 6. Safe-conduct for the burgesses of Lampadervaur, during pleasure, with
Qaenington. their goods and merchandise, in going through the kingdom of England,
and through the king's power in Ireland, WhIcs, and elsewhere, staying
there and trading, and returning thence to their own place, with acquittance
to them from toll.
They have letters close directed to the justiciary of Ireland and the
bailiffs and good men of Dublin, Drogheda and Kermerdyn.
Writ of aid, during pleasure, for John de Bykenor, deputed as laker of
gerfalcons and goshawks throughout the realm, wherever they are on
sale.
Mandate to the bailiffs of Lynn and Yarmouth to cause to be delivered
to the said John such gerfalcons and goshawks as he may purchase, and
they shall have due allowance made therefor.
March 8. Pardon to Simon de Everle and Margery, late the wife of William de
Qnenington. Everle, of the death of Laurence de Sokenesse and of the robbery, wounding,
beating, or any other trespass committed agains^t Agnes late wife of the afore-
said Laurence, or the aforesaid Laurence himself ,whereof the aforesaid Aepiea
appealed before Master Ro(;er de Seyton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench, the said Simon and Margery, who, by judgment of the king's court
were acquitted by inquisition before the justices aforesaid.
Vacated became snrremtered and cancelled.
6 EDWARD I. 261
1278. Membrane 20 — cont.
Pardon to Simon de Everle and Margery, late the wife of William de
Evei'le, of the death of Laui*ence de Sokenesse and the robbery, rounds,
beatinv or other trespass against Agnes, lute the wife of Laurence, or Laur-
ence himself ; on testimony before the king by Master Roger de Seyton and
his fellows, justices of the Bench, that when appealed thereof by the said
Agnes, before the said justices, they were found not guilty.
March 16. Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants of the bishopric of Norwich
QaeniDgton. for Master William de Middelton, archdeacon of Canterbury, elected bishop
of Norwich.
Mandate to Hugh de Kendale, keeper of that bishopric, to restore the
temporalities to him.
Presentation of Arnold Lupi de Tilio to the church of Suthcnk in the
diocese of Norwich.
March 17. Licence after inquisition ad quod damnum made by Robert son of John,
Quenington. steward of the household, for Almaric de Saucto Amando to enclose the
high road extending through the town of Cerney, co. Gloucester, before his
gate, and to divert eastwards another way outside his gai'den, which shall be
26 feet broad ; on condition that he erect and maintain outside his stew
there a bridge for people to cross over safely.
March 16. Acquittance to the prior of Worcester and the sheriff of that county for
Qucningtou. the payment into the wardrobe at Quenynton, on 12 March, 6 Edward I.,
to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, of 212/. of the second
"tooiety of the tiftecuth of that county.
Acquittance to the prior of Kembeworth [Ken il worth] and William
Hameiyn, sheriff of Warwick and Leicester, of 619/. 2s. for the payment of
the second moiety of the fifteenth arising from the counties aforesaid, paid
by them into the wardrobe to Master Thomas Bek, the keeper thereof.
March 18. Writ of aid for the'good men of Winchester in arresting Philip Elming,
Quenington. their fellow citizen, appealed of divers trespasses, and they are to have him
before the king a month after Easter, wherever the king may be.
March 21. Acquittance to Thomas du Pyn, sheriff of Devon, of 482/., out of the
Down Amney. payment of the second moiety of the fifteenth of that county, paid by him
into the wardrobe at Donumeneye to Master Thomas Bek, keeper thereof.
March 28. Mandate to Reiner de Luka, Ernaldinus de Podio and their fellows,
Down Amney. merchants of Lucca, to pay to Terric de Mumbelyard, 300 marks.
Acquittance to Giles de Berkele, sheriff of Hereford, of 886/. received
by the hands of Giles de Garderoba, keeper of the Tower of London, and
Keener Magyar, merchant of Lucca, out of the payment of the second
moiety of the fifteenth of the county aforesaid.
Protection with clause volumus^ for the prior of Montacute.
March 29. Simple protection, for one year, for Richard Grelle, going beyond seas.
Wroughton, oo.
Wilts.
i^Elyndon).
Mrmbranb 19.
March 29. Letters for him, nominating Gerard de Furnivall and John de Overton
Wronghton. his attorneys for one year.
March 29. Appointment of John Love to the bailiwick of the forest of Kyngeswode
[Wronghton.] without Bristol, which John le Clerk, deceased, lately held, so that he
answer and receive in like manner as the latter.
Writ de intendendo to the verderers and others of that forest.
Mandate to Peter de la Mare, constable of Bristol castle, to deliver that
bailiwick to him, and pay him liis wages.
262
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1278. Membrane 19 — conl.
Mandate to' the abbot of St. Radegund's near Dover, and the prior of St.
Martin's, Dover, to go to Dover castle, and there, in the presence of Stephen
de Penecestre, constable of the castk*, to view the king's wines which were
placed there before the perturbation of the realm as dry stores {ad mortuam
^arrmonam), and, if thej should be in a fit state, to make profit out of them
for the king by one way or another, or if they should be altogether putrid
and valueless, then to do what shall seem best.
April 4. Safe-conduct, for one year, for Roger Menyn, merchant of Gascony,
Deiriiies. going to Ireland to trade.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Florence, count of Seyland and
Holand, in coming to the king into England to treat with him on certain
contentions between the merchants of the king and the merchants of the
count, staying there, and returning thence to his own place, so that mean-
while the merchants of the count may come into the realm, stay and trade
there, and return thence according to the form and condition granted to
them by the king.
April 7.
E^ngton.
April 0.
Braton.
April 12.
Queen's Camel
April 15.
Glastonbury.
April 19.
Glastonbury.
Simple protection, until Christmas, for Master William de Mastiiton,
staying beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas, for William de
Aldithelegh, going beyond seas.
Letters for Christiana de Mariscis, staying with Eleanor the king's mother,
nominating Ralph de Waddon and Richard de Doureut her attorneys in
Ireland for two years.
Protection with clause rogamitSj for two years, for the brethren of the
hospital of St. Margaret's without Taunton.
Acquittance to Richard de Coleshull, sheriff of Somerset and Dorset, of
32/. paid by him into the wardrobe to Master Thomas Bek, king's clerk,
the keeper thereof, out of the second payment of the moiety of the fifteenth
in the counties aforesaid.
April 21 . Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for William son of Gley, who is purchasing
Glastonbury, oxen, cows, and other stock in the parts of Scotland ; or to his men in
taking such stock as he can reasonably show to be his own to his house in
the county of Lincoln.
Simple protection, for two years, for Simon de Reda, prior of Newport
Paynel.
Mandate to the dean and chapter of St. Patrick's, Dublin, to assign a
stall in the choir, and a place in the chapter, to Lewis de Sabaudia, the
king's kinsman, to whom the king granted, immediately after the death of
Henry de Wodestok, the prebend which the latter held in that church ; and
not to omit to do so by reason of the justiciary having, before the said Lewis
could obtain possession thereof, put in possession Mjister Michael de Boyton,
his nephew, by pretext of a grant to him to provide one of his clerks with
an ecclesiastical benefice, the king having conferred it upon Lewis before
the justiciary could be lawfully informed of the voidance.
Mandate to Robert de Offbid, justiciary of Ireland, to put the said Lewis
into corporal possession accordingly.
Protection with clause volunfus, until Michaelmas, for Robert de Nevill,
going beyond seas.
Acquittance to Thomas del Pyn, sheriff of Devon, for 120/. of the
second moiety of the fifteenth, paid into the wardrobe to Master Thomas
Bek, keeper thereof, Wednesday in Easter week, C Edward I.
April 21.
Wells.
6 EDWARD I. 263
1278. Membrane 19 — cont,
April 18. Protection with clause, for two years, for William de Marisco, gone to
Glastonbury. Ireland on the king's affairs.
April 23. Presentation of Robert de Saneto Nicholao to the church of Ooker
Bruton. Maundevill, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason
of his custody of the land and heir of John de Maundevill, tenant in chief.
Membrane 18.
April 11. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Lovetot^ touching the persona
Queen's Camel, who assaulted the men of Eleanor, the king's consort, at Wyml)urn, co.
Dorset.
April 9. The like to Walter de Hopton and William de Cavereswell, as to the
Brnton. allegation of Richard son of John de Mere, that whereas Robert de Mere,
who was accused of divers robberies and larcenies, was found in the grange
of Robert son of John de Mere, at Norton, co. Stafford, and refusing to give
himself up to justice, was beheaded by certain bailiffs of William de
Aldithelegh, the said bailiffs afterwards maliciously imputing to the said
Robert son of John de Mere, that he was a receiver of the said Robert de
Mere, and a participator in his plunder (of which he was altogether innocent
and unconvicted), beheaded him also, whereby the said Richard son of John
de Mere, is in danger of disinheritance of the lands and tenements late of
the said Robert son of John de Mere, whose brother and heir he is.
April 12. The like to R. Loveday and J. de Met[ingham], touching the persons
Queen's Camel, who came to the manor of Thomas Kynn' [rectitis Kyme],at Maydenford,
CO. Northampton, assaulted him, so that his life was despaired of, and beat
his men.
Membrane 17.
April 18. The like to Salomon de Roffa and Master Thomas de Sod[ington], touch-
Glastonbnry. ing the persons who assaulted Thomas le Provost of Edneston, John
Percehay and Gilbert del Mareys, men of Henry de Lacy, earl of LincolD,
at Shaftesbury, co. Dorset.
April 18. The like to the same, touching an appeal which Alice, late the wife of
Glastonbury. Roger Chareter of Emmeswurth, co. Dorset, brings against Henry le
Foghelere, John Bissop, John Joseph. John Russel, John le Clerk of Kay-
nestou, Jordan le Esquier, Walter le Esquier, Walter Wyndhut of Tarente,
William son of Richard le Hyne, Robert son of Richard Skyrewhit, Reginald
Kerde, Walter Lyweys, Robert Basset, William le Fiz Bleys, Henry Fete-
place, William Petingar, Hervey Madord, Walter le Hopere of Cranford,
Richard le Fiz Lokeville, Jordan Russel, Richard le Batur, John son of
William Godwyne, Michael son of Richard le Hyne, John Sorel, Robert de
Keynes, and Matilda de Qatecumbe, for the death of her husband.
Membrane 16.
May 6. Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for Bayamund de Vicia,
"Winchester, going to the court of Rome.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Robert de Halton and John Barry, king's
yeomen and envoys, sent to the realms of Denmark, Sweden and Norway to
. purvey gerfalcons, goshawks and other falcons for the king.
The like, until Michaelmas, for Robept de Nevil}, going beyond seas.
2Gi
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1278,
May 17.
Membrane 16— con/.
Protection [with clause volumus]^ for two years, for Adam de la Bere,
Westminster, staying on the king's serrice with Thomas de Clare in Ireland.
May 21.
Wevtminster.
Simple protection, until All Saints, for Master 'rhomas de Eadbirbiry,
going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Protection with clause voiumus, for him.
Protection with clause volumus^ for the following: —
Master Henry de Newerk, going beyond seas as the king's envoy
for one year.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
Emeric de Channceus,
Thomas de Sandewico,
Henry de Cobcham,
Peter de Brumpton,
Master Adam de Botindon,
Roger de Evesham,
Nicholas de Carreu,
Adam de la Bere,
William de Plumpton,
Master William Ferbras,
going beyond seas on the king's
affairs, until All Saints.
J
May 24.
Westminster.
June 2.
Westminster.
June 6.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 23.
Westminster.
May 26.
Westminster.
i going to Ireland, for two years,
going beyond seas on the king's
affairs, until All Saints.
Master Adam de Norfolk, for two years.
Master Robert de Belvero, going beyond seas on the king*B affairs,
until All Saints.
Nicholas de Hauvile, going to Ireland, for one year.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master Simon de Bukingham, going
beyond seas.
Protection with clause volumm^ for one year, for Geoffrey de Canvill,
going to Ireland.
The like, until a year after All Saints, for the abbot of Glastonbury,
going beyond seas on the king's service.
Simple protection for him in Ireland.
Protection with clause volumus, until All Saints, for Master Andrew de
Kilkenny and Master Thomas de Bredstrete, gone to Aragon on the king's
affairs.
Grant to Reginald de Grey, for a fine of 15 marks, of the custody during
the minority of the heir, of the lands late of John de la Mare, tenant in
chief, with the marriage.
Grant to Thomas Charles of the custody during the minority of the heir
of the manor of Ayleston, late of Margery de Harecourt, tenant in chief,
which the king heretofore granted to Robert his brother, deceased.
Letters for the abbot of Bardenay, going beyond seas, nominating Simon
de Scaupwik and Philip de Barton, his monks, to be his attorneys for one
year.
Acquittance to the abbots of Ryvall, Waverlegh and Bynedon, of the Cis-
tercian order, for the payment on Sunday after St. Dunstan's, 6 Edward I.
to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, of 633/. 6s, 8^., in part
payment of a courtesy of 1,000/., made by the whole order in £ngland.
By bill of the wardrobe.
Simple protection, for one year in Ireland, for Peter son of Amaneuus,
merchant of Bordeaux.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by the sheriff of
(Southampton, for the prior and canons of Suwyk to enclose with a hedge
6 EDWARD I. 2C5
1278. Membrane 16 — cont,
and ditch a certain way opposite the great gate of their priory leading; south-
wards, provided that they make another way on their own ground of the
same width.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
cause to be paid at Paris to Bernard de Bordelia, esquire, 100 marks, granted
to him by the king as a loan, on the security of his castle of Bourdeilles
(Bordelia) f the transcript of the form of the letters obligatory being sent
enclosed in the present mandate.
Membrane 16 {Schedule),
Recognisance by Bernard de Burdelia, esquire, of the receipt of the said
100 marks in his great need, on the security of the said castle, which he
forfeits the right to enter; and under penalty, if he in any way go against
this, of 1,000 marks, for the payment whereof he pledges the said castle, so
that he may not demand it back until the 100 marks and the 1,000 marks
are both paid.
Membrane 16 — cani.
May 26. Pardon to John de Cokefeld, for a fine of 20/., for taking a stag in the
WeBtmineter. forest of Shyrewode. R. Tibetot ordered it by the king.
May 28. Safe-conduct, without term, for Thomas de Sandwyco, Henry de Cobe-
Weetminster. ham, Almaric de Chaunceus, Peter de Brampton, knights; Master Thomas
de Adberbury, Master Andrew de Kilkenny, Roger de Evesham, Master
Thomas de Bredstrete, Master William Ferebrace, Master Adam de Botin-
don, and William de Plumpton, clerks, and envoys sent by the king to the
parts of Aragon for the funhering of his business there.
The like, until Michaelmas, for the envoys of the king of Armenia
(Ermenie) who lately came to the king and are now going to their own
parts.
May 20. Protection with clause, for one year, for Thomas son of Thomas de
Westminster. Moleton, going to Ireland on the king's service.
May 28. Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
Westminster, cause to be paid to the abbess of Fontevraud 41/. 5s. 2d, for the Easter
term last past, of the yearly fee of 82/. 10«. 4d. of appointed alms which
the said abbess receives at the Exchequer.
Grant, for life, to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the manors of Camel,
Elinggesbiry and Causton, on condition that they be not separated from the
crown of England.
Mandate to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward, to deliver to her the
manor of Causton with the stock, oxen, ploughs, corn and other goods there,
by indenture.
June 2. Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for Robert le Baru, of Cestre, whom the
Westminster, abbot of Vale Royal is sending to Ireland for corn and other victual for his
house.
V
Signification to all persons that the king has of his grace delivered to
John Bardun, merchant, 1,000/. of the 1,900 marks wherein the king's father
was bound to him.
Vacated because below,
June 2. Letters for the abbot of Glastonbury, going beyond seas on the king's
Westminster, affairs, nominating John de Kancia, his monk, and Richard Pigge as his
attorneys until a year after All Saints.
The like for him, nominating William de Luccumbe and John de
Neuporty his fellow-monks, as his attorneys in Ireland for three years.
206 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1278r Membrane 16— con^.
The like for HcDrj de Gjvelton, going to Ireland on the affairs of the
abbot of Glastonbury, nominating William de Givelton, monk of Glaston-
bury, and Richard Pik his attorneys for three years.
The like for Basil [ia] de Verdun, nominating William Burel and William
de Hardlngton in England for two years.
Jane 3. Appointment of Stephen de Penecestre and Roger de North wode to cause
Weetminster. seisin to be given to the prior of Ledes and to the prior of Christ Church,
Canterbury, of the common of pasture, woods and land specified in a form
of agreement entered into by them before the said Stephen and John de
Kirkeby, king's clerk> to whom, by consent of the parties, a suit between
the priors aforesaid before Ralph de Hengham and Elias de Bekingham, in
which the prior of Ledes sued the prior of Christ Church, Canterbury, for
common of pasture in Herebaldon and Blean was referred ; by which
agreement the prior of Ledes released and quit-claimed to the prior of Christ
Church, Canterbury, and his successors, all his right and claim in the
common of pasture aforesaid and further granted to him all his own wood
and laud with the soil in Blean and Herebaldon towards the north part of
the highway going towards Canterbury ; and the prior of Christ Church,
Canterbury, in return for the release, quit -claim and grant aforesaid, granted
to the prior of Jjedes and his successors a moiety of 300 acres of land and
wood in Herebaldon and Blean towards the south part of the highway afore-
said, so that the place, which contains about 300 acres, between them be
divided into two equal parts, but on condition that the 6^. 2^^., which the
prior of Ledes used to pay to the prior of Christ Church for the said com-
mon of pasture, remain to the latter ; and mandate to the said Stephen and
Roger to cause an appraisement and partition to be made of the place afore*
said by jury of the vicinage of Blean.
And be it remembered, touching the 15«. yearly whereof the moiety of
the prior of Jjedes shall be chargisd, if Stephen and John think fit.
June 4. Letters for the abbot of Bonrepos, nominating Adam, abbot of Sautre, as
WostmioBter. his attorney for three years.
The like for William de Braybof, nominating Walter de Braibof and
William Hosee for two years in Ireland.
June 7. Grant to William le Brun, king's yeoman, of what pertains to the king of
Westminster, the marriage of Felicia late the the wife of John de Maundevill, tenant in
chief, or the fine, if any, or the forfeiture due if she marry without licence.
Protection with clause volumus^ until a year after Michaelmas, for John
de Britannia, gone beyond seas.
Grant to Geoffrey le Keu, of Stonham, of the custody during the minority
of the heirs, of the lands in Ospreng and the isle of Sheppey (JEskepeia) flatQ
of William Nowel, tenant in chief, to hold as of the value of 10 marks yearly,
some time since granted to him.
Membrane 15.
May 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Reygate and William de
Westminster. Norb[urgh] by jury of Lincoln, on complaint by Beatrice late the wife of
Andrew Coyfe of Wermeuton, touching the persons who at the procurement
of Gilbert de Chestreton and Alice his wife, took Williatn Coyfe her son at
Staunford, imprisoned him and afterwards of their own authority killed
him without judgment of court, and hanged him by night, and took and
still detain his goods.
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6 EDWARD I. 2C7
-lO'jQ Membrane 14.
Maj 18. The like to Robert de Ludham and Salomon de Roffa by jury of men as
WestminBter. well within the banlieu of Tonebrigg as without, touchipg the following
matter : — Mossens son of Ellas le Blund, a Jew, lately impleaded William
Polle and Matilda his wife, whom he asserts are tenants of lands late of
Amandas de Legh, before the justices assigned for the custody of the Jews,
for 60/. wherein Amandus was bouud to him by charters ; which 60/. they
alleged before the said justices they were not bound to pay, because they do
not hold any lands which ever belonged to Amandus in fee, and Amandus
never held any fee or free tenement in those lands whereby he could cause
such lands to be bound in tlie Jewry. They are to settle the matter.
Membrane 13.
[May 27. The like to Walter de Wymbum, William de Brayboef and Thomas
Westminster.] Trevet, touching an appeal which Amicia late the wife of Roger le Careter
of Hemdesworth, brings in the county of Dorset against Henry le Foghelere,
John Bissop, John Joseph, John Russel, John le Clerk of Kayneston,
Jordan le Esquier, Walter le Esquier, Walter Wyndhut of Tarente,
William eon of Richard le Hyne, Robert son of Richard Skyrwyt, Reginald
Kerde, William Biboys, Robert Basket, William iiz Bleise, Henry Fete-
place, William Potingar, Henry Madard, Walter le Hopere of Cranford,
Richard le fiz Lokeville, Jordan Russel, Richard le Batur, John son of
William Godwyne, Michael son of Richard le Hyne, John Snel, Robert de
Kaynes and Matilda de Gatecumbe, for the death of her husband.
Membrane 12.
June 1. Commission to Bartholomew de Suleye and Thomas de Hasel, to make
Westmiuster. inquisition and amends touching trespasses committed by Hugh leEstendur,
the king's bailiff of Compton in Henmers, Gilbert Trays and Roger le
Warenner against the prior of Kenilworth, Adam de Balsatte, and Adam
Wulward on their own authority in divers places in the county of Warwick.
June 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Reygate and W. de
[Westminster.] N'orb[urgh] touching the persons who came by night to Stoke by
Neuwerk, co. Nottiugham, and carried away the goods of Ralph de
Wodeborg and John Belaunte.
The like to Nicholas de Stapelton and John do Metingham, on complaint
by William de Valencia, the king's uncle, that wliereas after the death of
John de Bereford, who held lands of hiui in Inteberge, co. Worcester, by
knight service, he sent some of his men to seize them in the usual way,
until Che next heir was known, certain persons, after his said men had had
them ibr a month and more, ejected them and beat them.
June 8. . The like to Stephen de Penecestre and Elias de Bek[ingham], touching
Westminstej^ the persons who came to Lewes, Seford and Dicheling, co. Sussex, and
y carried away the goods of the prior of Lewes there.
The like to the same, touching an appeal which Richard Wodecok,
Lecia, late the wife of Robert Wodecok and Geoffrey de Herdewyk, bring
in the county of Sussex against Guichard le Esquier, John le Botiler,
Hugh le Porter, John Aumery, Roger Tympan and Joan his wife, John
de Acre, Robert Petipas, Roger le Keu and John le Taverner of the death
268 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1278. Membrane 12 — cont.
of Robert Wodekok and Laurence le Keu ; and also touching an appeal
which they bring against John de Teng[e8], prior of Lewes, and others with
consenting and ordering the same.
Mbmbrans 11.
June 7. Protection, for three jears, for John de Bekingham, clerk of R. arch-
Westminster, bishop of Canterbury, who deputed him to make certain sequestrations
and subtractions of fruits npon divers ecclesiastical persons whom the
latter, in his visitation of the bishopric of Lincoln, had caused to be cited
before him ; as it appears that certain persons, hearing that the archbishop
ha8 been transferred out of the lealm by the pope, have threatened the said
Jotin if he executes his lord's mandate.
June 8. Signification that the king of his charity and grace has caused 1,0007.
Westminster, to be delivered to John Bardun, merchant.
June 9. Presentation of Ralph le Botiller to the church of Adbnrton in the diocese
Westminster, of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Simple protection, during pleasure, for R. de Kulewardy, bishop of
Porto.
Grant, in fee simple, to Robert de Tybotot in extension of a grant by
Henry III. to him of the manor of Nettlefeld, co. Suffolk, of the advowson
of the church of Nettlefeld and of the church of Blakenham, belonging
thereto.
June 11. Letters for Emeric de Chaunceus, gone to Aragon, on the king's service,
Westminster, nominating William de Taunton and William de Linlegh, his attorneys
until All Saints.
The like for Bogo de Clare, going beyond seas, nominating Master Geoffrey
de Haspale and Roger his brother, for two years.
Protection, for one year, for Wentheliana de Lnscy, her men, lands, and
goods, bringing victuals and goods from Ireland to Wales ; directed to
Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland.
Pardon to Henry son of Ellas de Braclesham, for the death of Richard
de Wilehale of Braclesham, as it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff
of Sussex, that he killed him in self-defence.
By K. on the showing of the bishop of Norwich, and at the instance
and suit of Master Robert de la Grave, who at the instance of A. Bek
had a writ of inquisition.
June 12. Safe-conduct and protection, until 2 Febmary, for Alexander [HI.], king
Westminster, of Scotland, and his household, which he will bring with him, in coming to
the king within three weeks of Michaelmas wherever be may be in EugUmd,
staying there, and turning off to any parts of the realm whither he may
wish to go, and thence going to his own place ; and if any offence is com-
mitted against him or any of his household, amends are to be made without
delay; and if any of his household commit any offence during bis journey,
it is not to be imputed to him provided that he disavow it, and neither the
king^s conduct nor protection is to lo^e its validity thereby. \^Fadera,'\
Power, until 2 February, to W[alter], archbishop of York, primate of
England, through his province, and to the bishops through whose dioceses
the said king is about to pass, and also to Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, John, earl of Warenne, and Henry, earl of Lincoln, and
others to conduct the said king in accordance with the above safe-conduct
and protection.
0 EDWARD I. 263
1278. Membrane 11 — cont,
June 12. Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and Lis fellows, merchants of Lucca^
Westininster. commorant in London, to cause to be paid to Isabella, late the wife of William
de Hastentoft, deceased, 20/. for the Easter and Michaelmas terms last
past, out of the 20/. yearly, granted to her during the minority of the heir
of the said William, according to the tenor of a writ of LibercUe remain-
ing in the Exchequer, and which she did not receive at the said terms,
as the king is informed by the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Anthony Bek ordered it by the king.
June 14. Mandate to Robert de Ufford, justiciary, Fromund le Brun, chancellor,
Westminster, and Master John de Saunford, escheator of Ireland, to admit Nicholas de
Hauvill and Kobert de Pumbyr[y] whom Cudo la Zuche and Miilicent his
wife have nominated in court as their attorneys in Ireland for one year from
Michaelmas.
Acquittance to Giles, sheriff of Hereford, for 40/. paid Tuesday the
morrow of St. Mark the Evangelist, 6 Edward I. by the hands of Giles de
Garderoba, keeper of the Tower of London, and of Reiner Magiar of Lucca,
merchant^ for the second term of the payment of the fifteenth of that
county.
June 14. Mandate to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, to cause letters [in a form
Westminster, specified] to be made and sealed with his seal, calling upon all persons to
observe the above safe-conduct and protectioD to the king of Scotland, and
to cause the siime to be delivered to Reginald de Ruhil, clerk of that king,
and the bearer of these presents.
The like to Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford.
Letters for John Fifhide, nominating Ellas de Colecestre his attorney in
Ireland for two years.
June 14. Licence for the prior and convent of Christchurch, Canterbury, to elect
Westminster, an archbishop ; on John de Castre, John de Shamelesford and Walter de
Chillinden, monks of that house, bringing news of the translation of
R. their archbishop, to be bishop of Porto.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Matthew de Columbariis, king*s yeoman,
to the otfice of the chamberlainship and of the gaugership of wines in the
realm, so that he answer for the issues at the Exchequer.
Writ de intendendo for him addressed to the bailiffs of John de Britannia
of the fair of Boston, to the bailiffs of Ipswich, Yarmouth, Sandwich,
Southampton, and Portsmouth, the mayor and sheriffs of London, the
mayor and builiffs of Lynn, the bailiffs of Hull, the- mayor and liailiffs of
York, and the bailiffs of Newcastle-on-Tyne.
June 14. Pardon, at the instance of William de Suthampton, prior provincial of
[Westminster.] the Friars Preachers in England, to John son of Master Robert de Abbiaton,
for the death of Gilbert le Pestur.
Mrmbranb U).
Jane 15. Simple protection, for one year, for William Ky telere, merchant of Ypreo.
Westminster.
■ Protection with clause volumusy until Christmas, for William de Wale-
' breus, going to Santiago.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lncca, to
pay Anthony B ;k, constable of the Tower of London, king's clerk, 60/. for
Easter term of the 100/. yearly, granted to him for that custody.
270 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1278. Membrane 10 — cont.
Grant to the citizens of Dublin of murage for five years from Midsummer,
to be taken by view and testimony of the justiciary, their former grant of
the same having now expired.
June 16. Appointment, during pleasure, of Bogo de Knovill, to the custody of the
Westminster, castle of Dolvoran, and of the land of Kedewy, in like manner as Lewis
son of Griffith held it, so that he render at the Exchequer 100 marks
yearly.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants.
Mandate to the said Lewis to deliver the castle with its armour, victuals,
Cross-bows, quarels, and other things, and the said land with its stock and
other goods.
June 18. Appointment of Bogo de Knovill, to cause to be cut down all hays and
Westminster, thickets (densitates) in the ways in the parts of Muodgomery, Kery, and
Kedewy, which give rise to danger to the passers by, homicides and rob-
beries and other enormities being committed there ; and mandate to him to
admonish, on the king's part, the lords of those lands to cut them down,
and, in case of their refusal to do so, to cause it to be done at their cost.
Mandate to all the freeholders and others of the parts of Kery to cut
down such thickets.
The like to all the freeholders and others of the parts of Kedewy.
The like to all the freeholders and others of the parts of Montgomery.
The like to all the fireeholders and others of the hundreds about the parts
of Montgomery, Kery, and Kedewy, within counties and without.
Pardon to the abbot of Beaulieu, on payment of a fine of 40 marks, of nil
the trespasses which were alleged to have been committed by him and his
men in the forest of the king and Eleanor, his consort, called the New
Forest, in making three *• breccas ' in his close of Beaulieu, and placing there
stakes (stachias) and engines for taking deer, and in hunting a stag and
taking a buck in the forest aforesaid.
By J. de Lovetot on behalf of the king and queen.
Ratification of the grant in frank almoin (which the king has inspected)
made to the abbot and convent of Egleston by John de Britannia, earl of
Richmond, of a capital messuage, with all its demesne lands and all its
demesne meadow and all its appurtenances in Molton, and also of other
lands and rents to the value of 25/. yearly, for the support of si x chaplains
in the chapel of Richmond Castle, celebrating divine service for the souls of
the said John and Beatrice, the king's sister, his consort, deceased, in pur-
suance of a licence long since granted to him, to assign land and rent to the
value of 30/. yearly for that purpose.
June IS. Pardon, for a fine of 50 marks, to the abbot of Shrewsbury, of the king's
Westminster, rancour, for a contempt, for which his barony was taken into the king's
hands, which is now given back to him with the receipts since its
caption.
Grant to Ranulph de Merton, the king's forester in the county of Chester,
in fee simple of an annuity of five marks at Merton, out of the issues of the
serjeanty called the serjeanty of the countess of Warwick, in compensation
for a release and quit- claim made by him to the Crown of all the right and
claim he had or could have in the ofiice of his serjeanty within the lands,
woods, and other places conferred by the king upon the abbot and convent
of Vale Royal in the county aforesaid.
June 18. Pardon to William son of William de Hibernia of his outlawry for the
Westminster, rape of Juliana Fretegost.
By K. in the presence of Ralph de Hengham and H. de Kendale.
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6 EDWARD I. 271
1278. 3fembrane 10 — cont.
Confirmation of (1) a grant made by John Sioion of St. Fort, in the
diocese of Saintes, to the abbot and convent of Valence, in the diocese
of Poitiers, of a dwelling (hervergamento) situated at St. Fort, a moiety of a
press {irolii seupressorii)^ an orchard (virgulto) and a vineyard (vinea) near
the said dwelling.
(2) a grant by him of his whole inheritance in the parishes of St. Fort,
St. Agnant (de Sancio Aniano) and Chaumpaigne, in the diocese of
Saintes, with all his rights in the premises.
(3) a grant by John Broscardi, to them of bs, rent of Tours in the town
of St. Fort, of a like rent by William de Mailly, and of a like rent
in the town of St. Just in Marenncs {de Sancto Justo in Maremma)
by Amaric Beroard.
Whereas the king has handed over to Eleanor, his mother, the manors ot
Norton and Brimet^grave to hold in dower for her life, according to the
asvsignment of Henry III., so that she pay to the sheriff of Worcester 100/.
yearly to the use of Koger de Mortuo Mari, to whom Henry III. assigned that
sum, the king commands the sheriff to receive the same. And if the king's
mother fail in any payment, he is to make competent distraints therein as
often as need be, until she pay.
June 23. Mandate to the sheriff of Southampton to cause to be paid to the abbess
WestmiDster. and nuns of Preaux 100*. yearly, which Roger de Quency, sometime earl
of Winchester, granted to them, and which Henry III. confirmed to them,
payable by the sheriff of tiiai county, by whose hands the earl used to
receive his rent of the earldom of Winchester.
Protection with clause volumus, unlil a year after Michael mas, for Master
Adam de Fileby, going beyond seas.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
cause to be paid to Geoffrey de Neubaud, chancellor of the Exchequer,
20/. ; to Roger de North wood, baron of the Exchequer, 20/. ; to John de
Cobeham, baron of the Exchequer, 20/. ; and Philip de Wileghebv, baron
of the Exchequer, 20/. ; to Master Odo de Westmonasterio, 25 marks ; and
to Nicholas de Castello, clerk of the Exchequer, 10/. ; in subvention of
their expenses in the king service. By Antony Bek.
June 25. Letters for Master Adam de Phileby, going beyond seas, nominating
Westminster. William de Bonevill and William de Billokeby, his attorneys, until a year
after Michaelmas.
The like for the abbot of Aumale nominating Ralph Skecling and Hugh
de Audeburch for three years.
The like for Nicholas de Hi^uvill, going to Ireland, and Amicia his wife,
nominating Michael de Peykirk and William Daungerous, for one year.
Membrane 9.
June 24. Appointment of Richard de Middelton to the custody, during the minority
Westminster, of the heir', of two parts of the lands late of Richard le Rus, deceased,
who held of William Bardolf, deceased, tenant in chief, at a rent at the
Exchequer of 50«. 6(^., whereat the said two parts are extended by Richard
de Holebrok, king's steward.
Grant, in fee simple, to Ranulph de Merton, the king's forester in the
county of Chester, at a rent of 1 mark, payable at the Exchequer of Chester,
of the serjeanty called thu serjeanty of the fees of the countess of Warwick,
272 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1278. Membrane 9 —emit.
in compensation for the quit-claim made by bim to tbe crown of all bis
right in tbe office of bis serjeanty witbin tbe lands, woods, and other places
conferred by the king on tbe abbot and convent of Vale Royal in the county
aforesaid.
June 26. Mandate to Orlandinua de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
WeBtminster. cause to be paid to Philip de Wilcgheby, king's clerk, one of tbe barons of
the Exchequer, 10/. this time for the custody of tbe counter -key {contra'
clavis) of the Treasury.
Mandate to tbe sheriff of Hereford to deliver to Roger de Clifford the
corpus of Erdeslegh Castle, lately surrendered into tbe king's hands by the
said Roger, to be held by bim for bis life of Walter de Baskervill and his
heirs, with reversion to tbe said Walter or his heirs.
Mandate to Reginald de Grey to go to tbe priory of Neuport Paynel, and
to take it into tbe king's bands and to keep it in safe cnstody, and to cause
to be taken and imprisoned all those who lately, under the leadersbip of a
monk thereof named Reginald de Donynton, who was excommunicated for
his excesses, attacked tbe said priory, and took and imprisoned tbe prior,
Simon de Rede, and wasted tbe goods of tbe priory ; the said prior, with
the priory and all its possessions, having been taken into the king's special
protection. He is to bring the said monk to Windsor Casde, to remain
tbere in custody until further order, and to reinstate the prior. The sheriff
of Buckingham is commanded to assist him with a sufficient posse.
June 26. Grant to John Ferre of all pertaining to tbe king of tbe marriage of
Weitminiter. Matilda Walran, late the wife of Robert Walran, deceased, or tbe fine or
forfeiture, if any, if she marry without licence.
Presentation of Master Geoffrey de Everle to tbe church of Baliogare in
the diocese of Dublin, in the king's gift by reason of tbe voidance of the
see.
Inspeximtu of a letter of Henry III., torn by negligence, being a
grant by Hagin son of Master Mosseus, Jew, to Roger de Clifibrd of a
debt of 106/. and a yearly fee of 20/. wherein Roger de Eyvill was bound
to him.
Letters for Amabilia, late tbe wife of John Comj'U, nominating Nicholas
Comyn and Robert le Wafre her attorneys in Ireland.
Protection, for one year, for Master Robert de Gernemutb, archdeacon of
Canterbury, going to tbe court of Rome; with a proviso that this protec-
tion and his going to tbe said court turn not to the prejudice of the king or
any other.
Writ de intendendo^ directed to tbe tenants of tbe castle and manor of
Stok Curcy, the custody whereof is committed to Amisius de Sabaudia, the
king's kinsman, during pleasure.
Appointment of the said Amisius.
Mandate to Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward, to deliver the same to hiro.
Vacated because surrendered and the king satisfied the said Amadeus
(sic) as appears in the roll of fines of the seventh year.
Whereas tbe king deputed Matthew de Columbariis, the butler, to be
taker of the king's wines in England, so tbat be should answer at the
Exchequer like other takers, the king now for certain causes wills that
wineH of the right prise so taken by bim be paid for by testimony of
the constable of the Tower of London, by Orlandinus de Podio and his
fellows, merchants of Lucca, to wit, at tbe rate of 20s, a tun, to the mer-
chants from whom they are taken, and that the carriage thereof to divers
places be also acquitted by them by testimony of the king's steward*
6 EDWARD I. 273
127S. Membrane 9 — cont.
■ Protection with clause volumus for Master Thomas de Weynfled, gone
bejond seas with the bishop of Bath and Wells.
Letters for the abbot of Bnldewas, goin^ bejond seas, nominating Roger
de Withinton and Richard de Gnooshale, his monks, as his attorneys for
one year.
Grant to Henry de Glaston, son and heir of Robert de Glaston, in return
for his surrendering a grant made to him by Henry III. of 20/. yearlv from
the farm of the town of Andevre until he or his heirs were provided with
land to that yearly value out of wardships or escheats, of the first marriage
of a girl with land to the value of 80/. (sic^ being 20/. in the recital in the
next entry) yearly.
Juno 26. Further grant to him, in full satisfaction of his said release, of 100/. to
Westminster, buy marriages for his sisters.
Grant to Gi^egory de Rokesle, citizen of London, that no further demands
-or distraints shall be made by summons of the Exchequer or otherwise to
the king's use by reason of a debt of 75/. 17«. 1^. due to the king by
William Hardel, sometime citizen of London, for two debts on the lands
late of the said William in that city and in the hands of the said Gregory or
his heirs or assigns ; saving the king's right to recover his debt on linds of
the said William without the city.
June 26. Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca,
WeatmiDster. to pay out of the king's money to Giles de Audenurdo, keeper of the works
of the Tower of London and of Westminster, 100/. weekly for the works
thereof, from 1 July until the translation of St. Edmund following.
June 26. Letters for the abbot of Dunbrothy nominating Martin do Wesford and
WestmiDBter. brother John de Tyngehnrst his attorneys in the chancery of Ireland or the
chancery of William de Valencia, the king's uncle, of the liberty of Wesford.
Simple protection for Percevall Gerarduch[iiJ and Baudinus Panic! and
their fellows, merchants of Lucca, for as long as they are engaged on the
collecticn of the new custom in Ireland.
June 28. Appointment of Joseph de Chauncy, the treasurer, John de Cobeham and
Westminster. Philip de Willegheby, to levy without delay the arrears of the great tallage
asseaoed on the commonalty of the Jews of England in 2 Edward I. by the
said treasurer.
The justices for the custody of the Jews and Master William de Middel-
ton, king's clerk, lately appointed to levy the said talbige, are commanded to
deliver to them all the rolls of the assessment and all other memoranda.
Letters for Maurice son of Maurice nominating John de Schydemore his
attorney in England.
The like for the abbot of Rievaulx, gone beyond seas, nominating Henry
de MeyniL
Jnly 10. Signification to the bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
Windsor, of Roesia de Oxeye, prioress of Godestowe, to be abbess thereof.
Simple protection, for three years in Ireland, for Hugh, parson of the
church of [HJatherlagh.
Membrane 8.
July 10. Protection with clause volumWy for one year, for John Bacon, parson of
• Windsor, the church of Estry, goipg beyond seas.
S74
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1278.
July 15.
Windfior.
July 10.
AVindMir.
July 10.
Clarendon.
July 27.
Clarendon.
3iembrane 8 — cont.
Grant to Amadens de Sabaudb, the king's kinsman, of all the ii^sues of
the castle and honor of Arundell late of John son of Alan, tenant in chief,
to hold daring the minority of the heir.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Mandate to Reyner Maglar[i] and Orlandinns de Podio and their fellows,
merchants of Lucca, to cause to be paid to Bartholomew Marchy, merchant
of Siena, proctor of Master Angelus de Urbe, king's clerk and advocate at
the court of Rome, 40 marks, being the remainder for the fifth and sixth
years of the yeiirly fee of 50 markd granted to him some time since until
the king could provide him with an ecclesiastical benefice of 80 marks
yearl)', the king having as yet provided him only with a benefice of 50 marks
yearly.
Grant to Amadeus de Sabaudia as above.
Vacated becatise surrendered and cancelled^ and the hing satisfied the
said Amadeus as appears in the roll of fines of the seventh year.
Protection with clause volumus^ for three years, for Master Gregory de
Kaerwente, going to the court of Rome with R. cardinal bishop of Porto.
Respite, at the instance of Philip Theling, to Stephen Theling his son from
'taking up the arms of a knight for three years: directed to bailiffs and others
of the land of Ireland.
Appointment of Joseph de Chauncy, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in England, Walter de Helyun, tfohn de Cobeham and Philip de
Wileby to assess a tallage on the commonalty of the Jews of England as
quickly as possible ; they are to levy it on the goods, chattels and debts of
the Jews aforesaid, and to compel by exile and abjuration of the realm
rebellious Jews to pay the said tallage.
Writ de iniendendo directed to, the said Jews. [FcederaJ]
Signification to the pope of the royal assent to the postulation of R.
bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, ti> be archbishop of Canterbury.
And [there were] two other letters word for word, except this addition
** cancellario nostro."
Safe-conduct, for one year, for John de la Bataillo, Ranulph de Pritre-
well and Walter de Chillingden, king's clerks, sent to the court of Rome on
the king's special business, and those they take with them, with their things
and harness.
The like, until Christmas, for Thomas de Sancto Vigore.
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for him.
The like for William de Wytheweye.
Writ de intendendo directed £6 the tenants of Godesiowe abbey for
Boesia de Oxeye, their prioress, elected to be abbess.
Mandate to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward, and to [the sheriff of]
Oxford, to restore the temporalities.
Mandate to Orlandinns de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay Nutus, merchant of Florence, 50 marks, in part payment of 100 marks
which tienry de Alemanuia owed him on the day of his death.
Safe-oonduct, for one year, for Master Walter de Bathonia, whom the
king is sending to Gasoony and elsewhere beyond seas.
The like for Master Henry Husee in going to the oourt of Rome on the
king's affairs.
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for Master Walter do
Bathonia.
The like for the said Master Henry.
The like, until All Saints, for the abbot of Bynedon, going beyond seas.
6 BDWAKD I.
27s
1278.
July 29.
Clarendon.
July 27.
Clarendon.
Aug. 6.
Gloucester.
Aug. 7.
Gloucester.
Membrane 8— con^.
Appointment of Henry de Novo Burgo to the custody, as he is enjoined,
of the cMtle and honor of Arundel, which are of the inheritance of Richard
son of Alan, a minor.
Writ de intemlendo for him directed to the tenants.
Mandate to the sheriff of Essex (sic) to deliver the same to him, and
the said Henry is to answer for the issues to Amisius de Sabandia, as he
is enjoined, according to the tenor of letters patent to the latter.
Letters for the abbot of Bynedon, going beyond seas, nominating Maurice
de Cerne, his feUow monk, and Henry de Catteclive as his attorneys until
Easter.
The like for Master Ralph de Frenningham, going beyond seas, nominat-
ing Nicholas Fromund and Adam Scot his attorneys for one year.
Pardon to Baldwin de Mortuo Mari, John de Northwod, John de Somersete,
Henr}' de Greilly and Simon de KDdewardeby, of the household (fami-
liarUnts) of B[obert] bishop of Porto, cardinal, late archbishop of Canter-
bury, of all trespasses and excesses committed by them in the king^s forests
and parks in the presence of the said archbishop.
Safe-conduct) until Michaelmas, for the abbot of Hales, visiting the abbey
of Taio.
Mandate to William de Spersholte to do bis homage to Roger de Insula,
son and heir of William de Insula, as his lord for the manor of Westhamred
and certain lands in Esthamred. William de Insula held the same of the
king in chief by serjeanty, and granted them by his charter to the said
William de Spersholte in fee simple at a rent of Id. yearly for all service as
mesne-lord between the king and himself, but the king caused them to be
taken into his hands until a fine of 90 marks had been paid by the said
Spersholte for having entered the king's fee and for de Insula having
alienated it without licence, and the said Roger de Insula in the parliament
held at Westminster in the quinsaine of Easter last past showed before the
king and council that the king had been beguiled (nos circumventos) in the re-
ceipt of the homage of the said Spersholte, especially as the said Roger did his
homage to the king therefor, and because his said father died in the homage
of Henry III. and the king, nnd the said Roger holds of the king in chief
nothing but the aforesaid manor and lands, wherefore the king grants that
he do his homage to the said Roger on condition that Roger hold by
serjeanty in chief.
Simple protection, until Christmas, for the men of the priory of
St. Swithun, Winchester.
July 13.
Windsor.
M&MBRANB 7.
Commission to John de Lovetot and John de Cobham to enquiro touch-
ing a complaint by Nicholas Ashewy and Felicia his wife, that whereas
Robert de Gatele (who of the inheritance of the said Felicia and by her
demise possessed certain houses in the city of London long since for a
term which has passed), by reason of divers trespasses done by him, as is
alleged, both in the said city and elsewhere, on the persons and things of
the adherents to the party of Henry III. and the king during the late per-
turbations, was deprived of his goods and chatt4.4s in the city aforesaid by
Henry IIL and the commonalty of the liaid city and ejected altogether
therefrom, and Henry IIL granted the houses aforesaid with the term
aforesaid to the said Felicia^ and caused her to be put in full seisin of
them by Walter Hervy, then escheator of Henry III. in the city, the said
liobert afterwards returned and intruded into the said hoases, the said
0 2
8T8
CALENDAR OF PATENr ROLLS.
1278.
Membrane 7 — cant,
Felicia then living outside the citj, without her licence and that of
Henry III., and detained them from the said Nicholas and Felicia all his
life ; and when, after his death, thoy had gotten seisin of them, Stephen de
Gotele and Godfrey le Chapeleyn ejected them therefrom unlawfully and
without judgment^ and still detain the said houses ; the mayor and sheriffs
having been commanded frequently to do full and speedy justice to the said
Nicholas and Felicia^ and having so far, as is alleged, done nothing.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lovetot and Geoffrey de
Picheford, by jury of Oxford and Northampton, touching the persons who
made an assault upon John le Petit, John Pi ik and other men of Henry de
Lncy, earl of Lincoln, who were lately taking provender and other neces-
saries to his great horses while staying at Kyngessutton, between Banbury
and Kingston, and ilJ -treated the said men, and carried off their goods.
Association of Stephen de Penecestre with J. de Cobeham and E. de
Bekingham to take an inquisition between William de Brewes and Daniel
son of Hubert de Cantuaria of land late of Thomas de Newenham in
Wycham and of certain other things more fully contained in letters patent
of the king.
The like to Henry de Appelderfeld, William de Faukam, Ralph de Sancto
Leodegario and Osbert de Longo Campo touching an appeal in the county
of Kent by Joan late wife of Thomas Sirild against Hamo son of Gilbert
atte Asshe, for the death of her husband.
Aug. 8.
Gloucester.
Aug. 10.
Gloucester.
Au;r. 12.
Gloucester.
Mbmbkanb 6.
Presentation of Master Geoffrey de Everle, king's clerk, to the church of
Harwes in the diocese of Cauterburj, which is void.
Request to R. bishop of Bath and Well^, the chancellor, who has been
postulated to be archbishop of Canterbury, to give his assent to his postu-
lation without delay, as the king has the matter much at heart.
Pardon, at the instance of Roger de Mortuo Man, to John de Kynton for
the death of John son of Ralph de Haleston.
Mandate to William de Middelton, king's clerk, to, deliver the rolls and
writs of the Bench to Elias de Bekinghara, appointed to the custody thereof
during pleasure.
Membrane 6 (Schedule 1).
Mandate to Antony Bek, constable of the Tower of London, to cause
to be assigned to Henry de Wynton, knight, a competent house to him and
his household, in which he may stay (perkendinare) or dwell (marari)
as often as he shall be required by the said Antony to do so for the purpose
of doing the service which the latter owes the king.
Writ of aid in Ireland for Peter le Botiler, sent by Christiana de Mai iscis
on her affairsi which the king is anitious to promote.
Membrane 6 — cont.
Acknowledgment of the receipt by the hands of the abbot of St. Peter's,
Gloucester, of 500/. of the tenth of the bishopric of Worcester deposited in
his abbey, to be [re-]paid to him at his will by the hands of Orlundinus de
Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca; with promise to slave him
harmless touching the -said sum against everyone.
G EDWARD I.
277
1278.
Aug. 16.
Gloucester.
Aug. 15.
GlouceKter.
Aiijr. 16.
Glttac^ftter.
Membrane G — cont.
Grant in fee eimple, at the instance of Eleanor the king^s mother^ to
William de Ho, her bailiff, of 24 acres by the forest perch of land of a
purpresture in the town of Benefeld in Bedharst called ^ Suthale/ at a rent
at the manor of (Jocham of St. sterling.
Vacated because surrendered <ind altered and enrolled in the roll of
charters of the 6ih year.
Simple protection, for one year, for William de Salinis, archdeacon of
Dublin.
SiKnification, on the testimony of Walter de Helyan, that Hugh de
Boldewas lost part of his left ear by the bite of a dog of the abbot of
St. Peter's, Gloucester.
Commission to the abbot of Westminster, John de Yallibns, William de
Saham, Geoffrey de Leuk[enore], John de Metingham and Master Thomas
de Sodington to go on a generid eyre this turn in the counties of Cumber*
land, Westmoreland and Northumberland.
The like to G[odfrey] bishop of Worcester, John de Beigate, Roger
Loveday, William de Northburg, Walter de Hopton and Salomon de Roffa
in the counties of Hertford and Kent.
[1295.]
Nov. 8.
Udimore.
Membrane 6 (Schedule 2).
Licence for John de Criel to enfeoff Walter de Sturton, king's yeoman^
of the manor of Estwelles, co. Kent, which he holds in chief, for the latter
to re-enfeoff the said John and Eleanor his wife, in fee tail, with remainder
to the right heirs of John.
[This schedule has been attached to this roll in orror ; it belongs to the
roll for the year 1295 (23 Edward I. m. 2), where the old stitching is still
visible.]
1278.
Sept. 1.
Shrevrsbnry.
Auff- 27.
Kushbnry.
Sept. 10.
Hhaddlan.
Sfpt, 11.
Khuddlan.
Membrane 6 — cont.
Mandate to Stephen de Penecestre, keeper of the Cinque Ports, to pay
900 marks in his custody of the fifteenth of the Cinque Ports to Reyner de
Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, and Giles de Audenardo^
constable of the Tower of London, for the king's special affairs.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled^ and it is on the flies.
Letters for Thomas son of Thomas de Moltou and Edmunda his wife
nominating William Visage and William de Hardingham their attorneys in
Ireland.
Protection with clause [volumus']^ for two years from Michaelmas, for
the prior of Spalding, going beyond seas.
Presentation of Giles de Andenardo to the church of Cherringes in the
diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
see.
Mandate to Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, S[tephen] bishop of
Waterford, treasurer, and Fromund le Brun, chancellor, and Master John
de Saunford, escheator thereof, to audit as soon as possible the account of
Geoffrey de Geneviil, late justiciary of Ireland, during his justiciary ship, as
it appears that the mandate to the said justiciary and ti^easurer to do so in
the presence of the master of the Knights Templars and of the prior of the
Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in Ireland has been neglected.
Mandate to the dean and chapter of Dublin to induct Master Geoffrey d«
Aspele^ king's clerk, into the archdeaconry of Dublin, void by the death of
278
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1278.
Sept. 16.
Shotwick.
Sept. 1,5.
Shotwick.
Sept. 17.
Shotwick.
Sept. 17.
Shotwick.
Sept. 28.
Macclesfield.
Sept. 28.
Maccletfield.
Membrane Q—cont.
William de Salinis and in the king's p:ift bj reason of the voidance of the
archbishopric of Dublin^ the king having granted it to him.
Presentation of John de Kjnemerford, chaplain, to the church of
Landeverj in the diocese of St. Davids.
The like of Master John de Gadamo to the church of Wychehampton in
the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's ^ft by reason of the lands of Roger
Waspayl, who is rum compos^ being in his hands.
Mandate to sheriffs, mayors, reeves, and other bailiffs, until the Purifi-
cation, to prohibit any higher price than that charged to their countrymen
(compairioHs) being charged to Alexander [III-], king of Scotland, for
any articles in any cities and boroughs through which the said king shall
pass with his household in coming to Edward I. ; this prohibition not to
be drawn into a precedent in his future visits.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lncca, to
pay Francis Accursi, king's clerk, and his fellows, the king's envoys, going
to the court of Rome on the king's affairs, their reasonable expenses in
going, staying and returning, '* ..^ <k ^^ «.
Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland to oonfer a benefice of the value of
50 marks yearly, or of the prebend of Luske, upon Richard de GFeyton, clerk
of Eleanor the king's consort, at whose instance the king lately granted him
the first prebend or church that should fall void in Ireland, by virtue of
which grant Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, conferred upon him
the prebend of Luske in the church of St. Patrick, Dublin, late of Master
William Mascun, which collation is of no avail by reason of the king having
already conferred it upon Master Walter Scamel, king's clerk, dean of St.
Mary's, Salisbury.
Robert de Elsfeld and John de Sandon, canons of St. Frideswide's,
Oxford, bringing news of the death of Robert their prior, have letters of
licence to elect.
Letters for Theobald de Verdun, nominating John Stub and Hugh Balle
his attorneys in Ireland.
Safe-conduct, until a month after Michaelmas, for Robert Poterel, king's
Serjeant, driving 200 beasts to London against the king's arrival there.
Signification, on the testimony ^i John de Monte Alto, that Robert Roket
lost his ri^lit ear in the late war in Wales, the said John having cut it off
because Robert killed a horse in the king's army, and for no other reason.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the archbishopric of
Canterbury for William de Middelton, king's clerk, associated, in the room
of William de Saham, with Ralph de Sandwyco in the custody thereof during
pleasure.
Vacated because otherwise below,
Hugh de Lithum and Astinus de Thornton, monks of Winceby, bringing;
news of the death of Robert de Langetoft, their abbot, have licence to elect.
Ratification of a grant made by Eleanor the king's consort to Master
Thomas de Bardeneye, king's Serjeant and her marshal, of the lands and
tenements, burgages and rents late of Isolda daughter and heir of Peter le
Clerk of Bristol, and of all the lands and tenements, burgages and rents
late of Christiana, late the wife of the aforesaid Peter in the same town within
the borough and without, except a garden tinder Brandon Hill which the
king's consort retains to her own use.
6 EDWARD I,
279
1278. Membrane 6-^-^oni.
Grant, for life, to David son of Griffith, as long as he is of the king's
allegiance, of the manor of Frodesham with its liberties, wbioh he formeti/
held at wiU.
Sept. 28. Licence for the abbot and convent of Chester to make a condnit from a
Blaccletfield. well called Newtoneswell along the highroads to their abbej, and to pierce
the town wall if needful ; on condition that they do no harm to the town^
the wall or anj person thereby.
Grant to Master Geoffrej de Aspale of the archdeaconry of Dublin with
the prebend of Raffaman annexed to it, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the archbishopric of Dublin ; directed to the dean and chapter
of St. Patrick's, Dublin.
Ancr. 12.
CiloQceater.
Aug. 13.
Gloucester.
Mbmbrane 5.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de Sandwyco, king's steward, and
Elias Cotel touching the persons who hunted in the forest of Kinges-
wode, GO. Gloucester, and carried away deer and maltreated Richard de
Hermodesworth, the forester there.
Appointment of Walter de Helyun and William de Brayboef to take tlia
assize of novel disseisin arraigned by Joel de Stoke against Richard de
Fultimor, touching a tenement in La More and La Laudshore ; and to make
and determine certain inquisitions upon divers trespasses done by the said
Richard as well to the king's bailiffs and divers other men of the county of
Devon as to the men of the said Richard of his manor of Suth Tauuton,
which is antient demesne, according to law and the tenour of the records
and processes under the seab of Ralph de Hengham and Master Roger de
Seyton sent by the king for their inspection ; and to hear and determine the
plaint made by the said Richard of John de Ezonia, clerk, that he favoured
the said Joel in the said assize so that the said Richard could not obtain
justice therein.
Association of Geoffrey de Leukenore in the room of John de Cobbeham
with John de Luvetot in a commission of oyer and terminer directed to the
latter touching trespasses lately committed in the priory of Neupon Paynel,
and the appeab, if any, thereon.
Oct. 1.
Macclesfield.
Oct. 10.
Brewood.
Oct 12.
Worcester.
Oct. 14.
Worcester.
Mbmbranb 3.
Signification to the bishop of Lincoln of the royal absent to the election
of John de Leukenore, sub-prior of St. Frideswide's, Oxford, to be prior.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the archbishopric of Can*
terbuiy for William de Middelton, king's clerk, associated, in the room of
William de Saham, with Ralph de Sandwyco in the custody thereof during
pleasure, so that they answer at the iEfxchequer for the issues from Michael*
mas last.
Protection with clause, for one year, for Master William de Chirynton,
going with R. bishop of Porto, cardinal.
Letters for GeoifTey de Genevill, going to Ireland, nominating Richard
de Lodelawe his attorney for two years.
Mandate to Ralph de Sandwico, king's steward, to restore the temporalitiea
of St. Frideswide's priory, Oxford, to John de Leukenore, one of the canons,
elected to be prior.
Writ d€ intendendo directed to the tenants.
^80
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1278.
Oct. 11.
Stoaiton.
Oct. 17.
Cubberley.
Oct. 13.
Worecster.
Membrane 3 — eont.
Promise to Orlandinns de Podio, citizen and merchant of Lncca, and his
fellows, to paj at their requisitioa the amount of money delivered by them,
as well within as without the said wardrobe, by the name of a loan, which
appears by an account made between them and Master Thomas Bek,
keeper of the wardrobe, to amount to 14,442/. 4«. 1 l^d. sterling from Trinity,
5 Edward I. to Michaelmas, 6 Edward I. ; provided that all letters con-
taining any delivery or receipt of money before the former date, if any should
be found in the hands of the said Orlandinns and his fellows, shall be
quashed.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelledy and ike said merchants
have like letters for the whole time of the hing until Hilar y^ 7 Edward /.,
fis appears in the roll of the 7th year.
Grant that the prorogation of the homage of Alexander [III.] kinfr of
Scotland (offered to Edward I. at Tewkesbury on the Sunday next before
St. Luke the Evangelist), to London, because the king had not then his
council with him, studl not be prejudicial to Alexander III. or his heirs.
Acquittance to the mayor and good men of Worcester for the payment
into the wardrobe at Worcester on Thursday, the translation of St. Edward,
6 Edward I. to Master Thomas Bek, king*s clerk, keeper of the wardrobe,
of 60/. of the first payment of the first moiety of tne fifteenth on that
county.
The like to the prior of Worcester and Th. de Newenton, sheriff of that
county, for the payment on the same day of 57/. of the second payment of
the moiety.
Mandate to Orlandinns de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Luoca, to
pay John de Metingham, one of the justices next going on eyre in the
county of Cumberland, 20 marks for last Michaelmas term of his yearly fee
of 40 marks.
Appointment of John de Chenny as sheriff of the counties of Bedford
and Ruckinfi^ham during pleasure ; and mandate to Hugh de Stapelford to
deliver to him the said counties with the rolls and writs and all other
tilings pertaining to the said counties, with all the issues received since
Michaelmas last.
Oct. 27. Signification to W. archbishop of York of the royal assent to the election
Weitminster. of William, prior of Whileby, to be abbot of that house.
Oct. 26. Letters for Master William de Pykering, going beyond peas for the aflfairs
Westminster, of W. archbishop of York, nominnting Bobert de Swylinton and John de
Thornton his attorneys for two years.
Oct. 27. Grant to Hugh son of Otto, steward of the household, in pursuance of a
Westminster, grant to him of land to the value of -50/. yearly out of wards or escheats this
side Trent,' of the custody of the Unds of Thomas son and heir of William
de Passeham, tenant in chief, who is non camposy saving the reasonable
maintenance of the said heir; the remainder of the said 50/. yearly to be
made up to him in custodies or wardships in the custody of Bichard de
Hole^>rok.
Mandate in pursuance to Bichard de Holebrok, king's steward, to make up
to him the remainder.
Walter de W^^leford and Banulph de Brinkebum, canons of St. Mary's,
Carlisle, bringing ne^s of the death of Bobert their bishop, have letters of
licence to elect.
Oct. 24.
Windsor.
G EDWARD L 281
1278. Membrane 3 — e<mt.
Grant to Lambert de Moaneto of the prebend which Master Poncius
Sabler had in the prebendal church of Suthmalling, void by his resigna-
tion, and in the king's gift bj reason of the voidance of the archbishop of
Canterbury, and the dean of the church is to induct him.
Oct. 26. Grant to the bailiffs and bnrgesses and other good men of Shrewsbury of
Westminster, pavage, for five years from All Saints, 6 Edward I.
Oct. 28. Letters for Stephen son of Stephen de Wytlesford, chaplain, going to
Westminster. G«lloway for the affairs of Dervergulla de Balliolo, nominating Robert de
Stioecle his attorney for one year.
Oct. 27. Pardon to William Bussel of Wachesham for the death of Thomas
Westminster. Russel, on testimony before the king by William bishop of Norwich and
others that he killed him by misadventure.
Oct. 3 1 . Letters for Cicely wife of William de Fenton nominating her husband
Wcbtmin8U;r. and David de Graham her attorneys in Ireland for two years.
The like for Muriel wife of David de Graham nominating her husband
and William de Fenton for two years.
The like for Elizabeth wife of Andrew de Bosco nominating her husband
and William de Fenton for two years.
Nov. 2. Grant to Giles de Fenes of the custody, during the minority of the heir^
Westminster, of the lands and heir of John le Blund, tenant in chief, with the marriage, i
Mandate to Richard de Holebrok and Ralph de Sandwyco, kiug^s stewftrds,
to deliver the said custody to him.
Nov. 4. Appointment of Al^landus de Akre and John de Grernemutha to hear and
Westminster, determine pleas of merchants until John Bek, appointed thereto, can attend
to his duties.
Oct. 29. Mandate to Reyner Magiar and Orlandinus de Podio and their fellows,
Westminster, merchants of Lncca, to pay to Anthony Bek, king's clerk, 50/. for last
Michaelmas term of his yearly fee of 100/. for the custody of the Tower of
London.
Nov. 6. Protection with clause volumus^ for three years, for Richard de Merston,
Westminster, going to Scotland.
Nov. 6. Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
Westminster, cause to be paid, out of the king's money or their own, to the prior of the
Grande Chartreuse 25 marks for Michaelmas term last of the 50 marks
yearly which he receives out of the appointed alms.
The like to the same to pay the abbess of Fontevraud 41/. 5jr. 2d. for
Michaelmas term last of her yearly fee of 82/. 10«. 4c/. received by her out
of the appointed alms.
Membrane 2.
Grant to Eleanor the king's mother of the maiTiage of the heir of Ralph
Musard, tenant in chief.
Nov. 7. Writ de intendendo dii'ected to the tenants of the abbey of Whiteby fer
Westminster. William de Kirkeham the prior, elected to bo abbot.
Mandate to Thomas de Norman vill, king*s steward, to restore to him
the temporalities.
Letters for Richard de Merston, gone to Scotland, nominating Roger de
Shelton and John de Merston his attorneys for three years.
282 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1278. Membrane 2 — cont.
The like for the following: —
William G-ros of Montpellier, going bejond Bean, nominating Master
William de Saundeby.
Nov. 9. William prior of Spalding, gone beyond seas, nominating Gilbert de
Wentminster. Waltham and John de Spalding, his fellow-canons, as his attorneys
until two years after Michaelmas.
Not. 6. Exemption to John de Eston, for life, from doing Bfoit to the kin^^s court
WeBtminBter. of Skipton in Graven from three weeks to three weeks for his lands in
Eston ; provided that after his death his heirs shall do suit in the same
monner as he himself and his ancestors have done it
The prior and convent of SauU, announcing the death of Geoffrey de
Stoke, their abbot, have letters of licence to elect.
Nov. 7. Acquittance to Isabella de Fortibus, countess of Albemarle, for the
Westminster, payment on Sunday before the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
6 Edward I. in the wardrobe at Worcester by the hand of Orlandinus de
Podio, merchant of Lucca, to Master Thomas Bek, king's clerk, keeper of
the wardrobe, of 100 marks wherein she fined for the service 2-^ knights'
fees, which she acknowledged to be due to the king for the army in Wales
for that year.
Nov. 8. Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
Westminster, pay Thomas de Weylaund and his fellows, justices of the Bench, a moiety
of their yearly fees for last Michaelmas term, to wit, to Thomas 30 marks, to
Walter de Helynn 25, John de Luvetot 25, and Roger de Le]c[estre]
20 marks.
The like to the same to pay Ralph de Hengham and his fellows, justices
for pleas before the king, in like manner, to wit, to Ralph 30 marks, to
Nicholas de Stapelton 25, and to Walter de Wymburne 20.
Nov. 10. Grant to Bartholomew de Suthlegh — ^to whom the king lately committed
Westminster, the manor of Richard de Hardem (who is non cotnpos) of Hampton, to hold
during pleasure, at a rent according to its extent, as made by the sheriff of
Warwick — of the issues thereof to the present, provided that he answer for
the extent for the future.
Nov. 13. Licence for John de Vescy to demise for life (by a writing which the
Westminster, king has inspected) to Peter le Talerur, land to the value of 100 marks
yearly, in his manor of Chatton, held in chief.
The like for Simon de Monte Acuto to demise, for life, to Nicholas de
Craneford, his manor of Thurlebyre, held in chief.
Pardon to Hugh de Wynton, in Shrewsbury gaol for the death of Hugh
son of John Louwhe, on testimony by Hugh son of Otto and Robert eon of
John, steward of the household, that he killed him in self-defence.
Mandate to Reiner de Luka and Orlandinus de Podio, merchants of Luccsi
to receive 3,000 marks which the treasurer and chamberlains of the ex-
chequer will deliver to them (^ the tallage last assessed upon the commonalty
of the Jews of England, and to deliver that sum to Giles de Audenardo,
king's clerk, keeper of the works of the Tower of London for the said works^
Nov. 14. Mandate to the said Orlandinus and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to let
Westminster. Amadous de Sabaudia, the king's kinsman, have 50/. of the king's gift.
Nov. 10. Grant, for life, to Emma de Brumfeld, in exchange for her quit-claim of
Westminster, all her lands in May Horsey snek, of \QOs. yearly from the farm of the town
6 EDWARD I. 283
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of D«rby by the hands of the bailiffs thereof, and of the manors of Claverlei
CO. Salop, and Tottenhale, co. Stafford, quit of all service.
Nov. 16. Grant, in fee simple, to Bobert de Crevequeor, in exchange for the lands
Westminster, whereof he has enfeoffed the king and his consort, of land to the value ,of
80/. yearly, to wit, the land of Maylorseysenek, as of the value of 60/. yearly
and the manse {matuum) of Prestaulton, with th^ land pertaining thereto as
of the the value of 20/. yearly (the excess or defect of these values to be
allowed for after extent) : to hold by the service of one knight's fee for all
service, suit, or custom.
Licence, for life, for William, bishop of Norwich, to hunt with his own
dogs the fox, hare, badger and cat in the forest of Essex, except during
fence month ; on condition that he do not take great game or course in
warrens.
Mandate to Orlandinns de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay Elias de Bekingham, king's clerk, keeper of the rolls and writs of the
Bench, 10 marks of his fee.
Licence for Otto de Grandisono to demise to farm to Amatus de Sauba-
nihag all the king's fishery of Ghtrnesin, Gesin, Bauni, and Cert ; and to the
said Amatus to receive the same, as a writing which he has and which the
king has inspected testifies.
Simple protection, during pleasure, for the abbot of Quarr.
Letters for the prior of the hospital of Roncevaux {Rocidevall) nominating
Henry son of William de Smalebrok his attorney for two years.
The like for Thomas de Clare, gone to Ireland, nominating Stephen de
. Slapton and Adam de Valle until two years after Michaelmas,
Simple protection, for one year, for Gonsalvus Martini, gone beyond seas.
1277.
Membkane 27d.
Nov. 21. Commission of oyer and terminer to Master Ralph de Frenningham,
Shrewsbury. Walter de Hopton, and Tudor AppedeneiTed, touching the persons who t-ook
the beasts of Alice Inte the wife of William le Belleward at Oswestry
{Album Monasterium)f and still detain them: Roger Lestrange, bailiff of
those parts, is to provide a jury.
Nov. 25. Association of Thomas de Weylaund, in the room of John de Luvetot,
Shrowflbury. with William de Saham, in a commission directed to the latter to take a fuller
inquisition in a plea of trespass between John de Briland and William
Tholy and John his brother, whereof an inquisition was taken at Brauudon-
ferie before John de Luvetot, which John de Briland asserts to need
correction.
1278.
Mbmbmanb 2Std.
Jan. 4. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Braybrok and Master
Tower of Thomas de Sudinton, touching a complaint by Henry IVenchaud that Amicia
London. countess of Devon and her men who took thirty of his oxen at Chesthull
and drove them to her manor of Thorleye and detained them a long time,
and kept imprisoned Nicholas de Barevill, one of his men, until he was
ransomed by the said Heniy for 100^., broke his park of Chesthull and
rescued the beasts lawfully impounded therein, and broke his gorce on the
sea coast at Hakingh[am] and his park in Eskaudeflete and drove off his
deer there ; and the sheriff of Southampton is to provide a jury.
284
CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1278.
Jan. 10.
Tower of
London.
Jan. 12.
[Tower of
London.]
Jan. 12.
Tower of
London.
Mbmbranb 24J.
The like to Jobn de Beigate and Alexander de Kirketon, tpuchiog an
appeal wliich Alice late the Yfife of Hamo le Graunt of York, Nicholas his
BOD, and Isabella his daughter, bring in the countj of York, against John
de Warthull, Thomas his brother, Alice de Bolingbrok, Stephen her son,
Elena late the wife of Bobert de Clerraus, Gilbert de Luda, Balph and
William his brothers, Boger de Alwaldelej, William de Stubbehouse, and
Nicholas de Bipon and oUiers for the death of the said Hamo bj night in
that town.
The like to Salomon de Boffa and Master Thomas de Sodington, on com-
plaint by William de Donestapel, citizen of Winchester, that whereas he
bought of Bobert le Bal, of Winchester, 103 sacks of good wool, sewn up
in 86 sarplers, to wit, 53 sacks at 8 marks, and 50 sacks at 6 marks, and
the said Bobert caused to be opened in his presence four sarplers of the
larger and four of the smaller price, with which he was content ; the said
Bobert promising that the rest of the wool in the sarplers was like that
which had been opened, the said William belicTed him and carried the re-
mainder of the wool (except 2^ sacks which were stolen while in the custody
of the said Bobeit) to St. Omer, where be found that the wool in 78 sarplers
which had not been inspected was bad and useless, bj which he incurred
a loss of 100/. ; and they are to make speedy and sufficient amends accord-
ing to the merchant law.
Commission to Balph de Hengham and Walter de Helynn to make the
inquisition on which Th. bishop of Hereford and Gilbert de Glare, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, put themselves before the king, touching the
chace of Colewell and Estenore, in the counties of Hereford and Worcester.
Commission to Salomon de Boffa to enquire who stole the goods and
merchandise of John Durant and Gerard Estevene, merchants of Spain, to
the value of 50/. at Winchester, into whose hands the goods came, and to
take and value the same, and deliver them to John de Havering, sheriflT of
Southampton, who in the king's presence mainprised, when the said merchants
complained to the king of their Joss, to satisfy them of the value of their
goods ; and if there be any deficiency, they shall raise the amount for the
said sheriff out of the repts or other possessions of the persons in whose
hands they find the said goods.
Commission to Peter de Tregluthenou, the coroner in, Cornwall, and John
de Treiagea to take the inquisition on which John Morsel put himself, who
was lately indicted of receiving persons who broke the park of Edmund earl
of Coiiiwall at Lantedos, hunted therein, and carried away deer.
Commission to Ailand de Akre and John de Gememutha to hear and
determine, in the instant quinzaine of Hilary at Lincoln, the pleas of the
merchants of England and Flanders in place of John Bek, already appointed,
who will not be able to be present then and there for the purpose.
Membrane 23d,
Jan. 17. Commission of oyer and terminer to Stephen de Penecestre and Thomas
WeBtminster. de Sandwyco, toucldng the perFons who beat the keepers of the free chace
of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, of Claris, co. Sussex, hunted therein
and took deer.
The like to Salomon de Boffa and Master Thomas de Sodington, touch-
ing the trespass committed by Elias de Babayn, constable of Corfe Castle^
6 EDWARD I. 285
] 278. Membrane 23d — cont.
CO. Dorset, in taking and imprisoning therein the men anil tenants of
Robert son of Pajn for no reasonable caase, extorting money from them
for their release, and daily annoying them.
Jan. 19. Commission to Master B[alph] de Freningham and John Luvetot to see
Westminster, that full justice is done to John Ledef in the suit between him and William
Box in the hustings of London, touching the performance by the said
William to the said John of the services due to him for the frank-tene-
ment held by the said William of him in London, various delays havint(
taken place in the progress of the suit by reason of the cavils and unjust
exceptions of the said William, as appears by the plaint of the said John.
Jan. 18. Commission to Roger de Norwode and Bartholomew de Briaunzun to
Wettuiinster. inquire into the plaint of Manser son of Aaron, a Jew of London, that a
portion of clipped coin, with the forceps employed in clipping it, tied up in
a cloth, was maliciously thrown on to the top of his house in the city of
Loudon and found there, by reason of which he was imprisoned on sus-
picion, and has prayed for an inquiry as to the parties who were guilty
of the clipping and throwing or placing the clipped coin where it was
found.
Membrane 22d,
Jan. 19. The like to John de Lovetot and William de Aliddelton to hear all the
Westminster, process and record of a suit in the hustings of London, in which for nearly
ten yeara Alice daughter of Robert de Chelmereford has impleaded Ralph
Crepyn both by writs of Henry IIL and Edward I. touching a messuage
in London, and complains that she cannot get justice against him therein
because he is a derk of the mayor and sheriffs of London, who support him
in his defence, and to determine it with the mayor and sheriffs.
Feb. 2. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Northwode and Robert de
Dover. Ludham in the following matter: — ^Whereas John de Brilaund, merchant,
came to court and complained that whereas he nnd his fellows, merchants
of Almain, recovered by judgment of the court 3^)0/. against divers men for
goods taken from them in the parts of Holkham and Welles, and they
appointed Peter de Sancto Fetro, merchant of Cahors, their attorney, to
receive the money, the latter kept 46/. and sought subterfuges in the
city of London so as not to satisfy him touching the above-mentioned
money, whereupon the king commanded the mayor and sheriffs of the
city to compel (justidareni) the said Peter by his body, if that could
be done by merchant law, to answer the said John touching the said
money, whereupon Peter came before the king and asserted that he never
was the attoraey of John and his fellows for the collection of the said
money, and never received any of it, and prayed the king to appoint
auditors to hear and determine the matter according to merchant law. The
above persons are appointed accordingly.
The like to Roger Loveday and J. de Met[ingham] touching the pei-sons
who by night reaped the com of Robert de Castre and Joan his wife at
Beyham, co. Suffolk, and carried it away, while they and their possessions
were under the king's protection.
Association of Stephen de Penecestre, in the room of Ralph de Heng-
ham, with Master William de Middelton, archdeacon of Canterbury, Ralph
de Sandwico and William de Saham in a commission of oyer and terminer
directed to the latter touching a plea that was before the said Stephen and
Ralph between the prior of Christchurch, Canterbury, and the prior of
Ledes.
286
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1278.
Feb. 4.
Dover.
Feb. 20.
Do¥0r.
Membrane 22d — cont.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Hamo Hantejn and Robert de Lud-
ham, by jury of merchants and others of the city of London, on complaint
by William Beraldi, that whereas he rendered account to the king for the
time that he and Peter Beraldi, his brother, were keepers, collectors and
receivers of the new aid and satisfied the king, certain of their sub-bailiffs
and merchants and others took and carried away a great part of the said
aid and still detain it, and they are to audit the accounts of the sub-bailiffs.
The like to John de Cobbam and William de Middelton, on complaint by
John de Brilaund, Godfrey de Covent, Godfrey de Mundewe, Hermann le
Jeovene, merchants of Almain, and Richard le Engleis of Rochester, that
whereas they laded a ship at Boston with wool to take without the realm,
and it was wrecked at Holcham, co. Norfolk, and certain men of those parts
took the wool from their men, whereupon they appointed Peter de Sancto
Petro, merchant of Cahors, to sue for and obtain restitution thereof, the said
Peter, pretending that the said wool belonged to him and his fellows, mer-
chants of Cahors, exacted it to the use of himself and his fellows, and re-
covered and received 252/. for it before the justices assigned for that purpose,
and detains that money from the complainants : the inquisition to be made
in the city of London.
Membrane 22d (Schedule).
Letter to Philip, king of France, reminding him that he was requested
to mitigate the penalties of Ghiston de Biern and not to intermeddle between
the king and his men, as the king is informed by the seneschal of Ghascony
that he is doing, and desiring him to remove his hand from the lands and
jurisdiction of the king's men, who are not before him on appeal. French.
[Fcedera,']
The like to the same, reminding him that in submitting the case of Gaston
to him, the king had not and never would have had any intention of sub-
mitting himself and the said Gaston as peer and peer to the arbitration of
the said Philip, and requesting the latter to confine himself to an assessment
of damages only. I^ench, {^Fcedertu]
Request to the said Philip to restore to Stephen de Peneceatre and
Anthony Bek the land of the Agenais, which long since fell to the king by the
death of Joan countess of Poitou, and which by treaty made between their
fathers, Lewis and Henry, he is bound to surrender. lFce€lera,'}
Feb. 6.
Dover.
jTeb. 6.]
Dover,
Mbmbranb 2\d,
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Loveftot and Elias de
Bekingham, on complaint by Thomas de Karliolo, that being under the
king's protection and having the king's licence to do business with the
burgesses of Great Yarmouth within and without that town, some persons
of that town, sent by the commonalty thereof, lately took him with his
goods in the fair there, beat him and carried away his goods.
The like to the same, on complaint by Thomas Thurkil of Great Yar-
mouth, that some persons sent by the said commonalty broke his house in
that town and carried away his {*oods, and when he returned ejected him and
drove him from the town, and by proclamation prohibited anyone fn>m sell-
ing or buying or entering into any contract with him and prevent him from
entering the town.
The like to Gregory de Rokesle and William de Middelton, on complaint
by William Beraud, merchant of Cahors, that wheraas he paid the king
G EDWARD I.
287
1278. Membrane 21d — cant.
600 marks for the issues 6f the Dew custom whereof the kins^ had appointed
him collector and keeper, and he afterwards with the king's licence demised
the same to Hugh Pape, for a term now long expired, and the latter received
all the said customs, the latter detains from him the said money.
Feb. 7. The like to Bohert de Tybotot touching the following matter : —
Dover. Agatha wife of Bobert Nemek long ago impleaded Henna wife of Salomon
son of Bonenfaunt, Jew of Nottingham, before the official of the arch-
deacon of Nottingham, contrary to law and. the custom of the Jewry,
touching contumelious blasphemies in contempt of the Christian faith
against the said Agatha, for which she had previously impleaded the said
Henna before the said Bobert, and for which the said Henna is prepared
to stand her trial before the king or the justices assigned for the custody of
the Jews, or any other whom the king may depute. The said Bubert is
appointed accordingly.
Association of Balph de Sandwico and William de Saham with Walter
de Wimburn as justices for the king's pleas which follow the king, for as
long as the king is this time in the county of Kent.
Commission to Hamo Hauteyn and Bartholomew de Briauncoun to
enquire by jury of Christians and Jew?, to be provided by the constable of
the Tower of London, whether Isaac de Berkhamsted, Jew of London,
when indicted of clipped coin found in his house, and accordingly attached
by the constable of the Tower, was compelled, though not guilty, to find
mainpernors to purge his innocence.
Feb. 10. The like to G. de Pycheford and B. Fulconis to enquire touching the
Dover. persons who broke by night the park of Ela, countess of Warwick, at
Suthwamebiiru, co. Southampton, hunted therein and carried away deer,
and to bind over the guilty to be before the king a fortnight after Easter
wherever he may be.
Commission of oyer and terminer to S. de Penecestre and Th. de
Sandwyco touching the persons who broke by night the park of William
de Brehuse at La Knappe.
Feb. 11.
Dover.
Mbmbranb 20d.
J [Feb. 15. The like to the said Stephen de Penecesti'e touching Boger de Wikham,
ortbboum.] Martin Heyne, Bichard Heyne, Henry de la Felde, John Torvill, Boger
Bailiff (Baliivus) of Terriug, John le Clavev, John Baldewyn, Boger Cobet,
Bobert le Clerc, and William de la Dene, lately attached for breaking the
said park of la Cnappe, co. Sussex, and carried away deer.
Feb. 22. The like to J. de Metingham and G. Bussel touching the persons who
MuTston entered the park of Edmund, earl of Cornwall, of Okham and carried awuy
{Menton), ^g^r.
The like to Reginald de Grey and John de Cheny touching Nicholas de
Girund and others who entered the warren of Peter de Chaluns of Hogges-
ton, CO. Buckingham, hunted therein and carried away deer, refused to quit
the said warren at the injunction of Hugh de Chaluns and John le Prud,
keeper of the said warren, bailiffs of the said Peter, and, when pursued
with hue and cry, killed the said Hugh and wounded the said Peter.
Feb. 21. Commission to William de Norburgh, as justice, to examine and cohrect,
Nowiugton. if necessary, the record and process of a suit which was before John Rek
and his fellows, justices for pleas, touching chattels and debts of Flemish
288
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1278. Membrane 20d — coni.
merchautSy between James le Rey of Dixemuth and John de Rodemare,
touching a debt of 500/. exacted bj the fraid James from the said John, in
which the said James complains of error.
Mbmbrans 19J.
March 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to Stephen de Penecesfre and Thomas
Brightwell. de Sandw jco touching the persons who hunted in the free chace of R. arch-
bishop of Canterbury, of SuthmaLling, co. Sussex, and in his parks there and
carried away deer.
March 2.
Uinton.
Commission to John de Lovetot and William de Middelton to make
inquisition in the hustings of London if need be, and to do justice
as to the plaint of Nicholas Ayse^hewey and Felicia his wife, that whereas
Robert de Gatele, who had certain houses of the inheritance of the
said Felicia in the city of London by the demise of the said Felicia for a
term now passed, by reason of divers trespasses committed by him during
the late perturbation of the realm, was ejected from his possessions in the
said city and from the commonalty thereof, and the said houses and term
were restored by command of Henry III. to the said Felicia by Walter
Hervy, then escheator ; the said Robert afterwai'ds returned, and in the
absence of the said Felicia from the said city intruded into the said houses
and detained them from the said Nicholas and Felicia for the whole of his
life, and when they, immediately after the death of the said Robert and the
completion of the said past term, had had seisin of the said houses for 40
days and more without impediment or reclamation, Stephen de G-ateslo and
Godfrey le Chapeleyn, by reason of a certain writing of convention between
the said Felicia and Robert touching the aforesaid houses containing in
itself a further term, and which is in the possession of the said Stephen and
Godfrey as they allege, ejected the said Nicholas and Felicia in the name
of the said Robert and si ill detain the said house, wherefor the king had
issued several mandates to the mayor and sheriffs of London to do justice in
the premises, who so far had done nothing in the matter.
March 29.
Bioombe.
Membrane \M.
Commission to Walter de Helyun and Gteoffrey de Pycheford by jury
of the vicinage of Bristol, both within and without the town, to enquire
whether Christiana, late the wife of Peter le Clerk of Bristol, on the day when
she released and quit-claimed to the king all her lands and tenements, as well
of her dower as of her marriage and purchase (the said Christiana to hold
the same untU she had received certain arrears due to her therefrom by
reason of her dower), and amongst others that messoage which the constable
of Bristol lately seized into the king^s hands by reason of her death, eject-
ing Roger Kantok who claimed the same by i^ason of a feoffment of the
said Christianai whereupon the said Roger sought justice from the king :
and after both sides had been heard, the said Roger granted that it should
be enquired whether the said Christiana enfeoffed him after the aforesaid
release and quit-claim, so that he received seisin for the king when he was
the king's minister, as is alleged for the king, or whether the said Christiana
enfeoffed him at a time when she was in seisin of the said messuage, and
when he was not the king*s minister, as is alleged by him. They are also to
enquire whether Jordan la Warre obtained seisin of a certain garden in
Briatdl as an e&cheat on the death of one Isolda his tenant without heir,
and then enfeoffed the said Roger thereof| or whether the said Christiana
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1278. Membrane ISd—^ani.
released and qait-daimed the said garden together with her other lands to
the king as aforesaid. They are also to enquire whether that messuage in
Bristol onoe claimed bj George de Ljdjerd by writ of ri^t against the
aforesaid Christiana, who vouched to warranty tiie abbot of ^eynsham who
warranted the same to her, ought to belong to the king by reason of the
aforesaid release and quit-claim, and who now holds the said messuage, and
by what right and whether the same be the king's escheat ; and to hear and
determine all the premise?.
April 3. CoiumistHiou of oyer and terinintir to J. de Hcigate, >r. de Stapelton and
Devifos. ThouuiH de NTormanvill touching an appeal which Alan de Bekiiigham
brings in the county of Xottinghaui agaiiint Richard de Shirehurn, Riger
de <oft, ^NTicholas Sloghei, Robert son of John de Bekingham, Faukes de
Hul and Ralph de Mitton for burning his houses at Wodehuses, robberies
and other trespasses.
April 24, The like to Salomon de Bofb and Master Thomas de Sodynton on com-
GiUiDgham. plaint by Ingram le Waleys that whereas he holds the wood of Langeton in
Purbik, 00. Dorset, in fee, Elias de Rabayn, constable of Oorffe castle, pre-
vents him from having his rights there, attaches and imprisons his men
coming for estovers there, and fells and carries away wood himself.
Mmmbranb 16J.
Mav 5. The like to J. de Beigate and W. de Norb[urgo] touching an appeal
Winchester, which Alice late the w^e of Roger le Taillur, of Carlisle, brings in the
county of Cumberland against Alan de Lasceles for the death of her
husband.
The like to S. de Boffit and William Everard touching an appeal which
Bobert de la Lauenderye brings in the county of Somerset against Thomas
de Alditheford, parson of the church of Suthbarewe, Ralph Huse, William
Huse, Adam de Lovelinch, William Gilemyn of Lovinton, William Boszon
of Lovynton and William Punaond, of robbery.
May 5. The like to J. de Beigate and W. de Norb[urgo] touching an appeal
Wioehester. which John de Goldhale brings in the county of York against Jordan Fox,
William Groseck, William de Bingham, Henry Shakeden, Thomas del
Booth and John his son, in York gaol for the death of Thomas de Goldhale,
his son.
Membrane 16d.
May 17. The like to John de Beigate, Nicholas de Stapleton and Thomas de
Wettminstar. Normanvill touching an appeal made by Alan de Bekyngham in the county
of Nottingham against Bichard de Shyreburn, Boffer de Beltof, Nicholas
Shoghel, Oobert son of John de Bekyngham, FatUEes de Hul, Balph de
Mitton, Herbert de Beltoft, Bobert le PaSreur, Paulinus le Ken, Walter de
Beltoft and Boger Scrivel of Epworth for the burning of his houses at
Wodehusea» co. Nottingham, robberies and other trespasses, which appeal
was pending before them ; and touching another appeal which the said Alan
Srhile the said first appeal was pending) caused to be made by his son
ugh, a boy under age, against the aforesaid Bichard and others in the
Paniament at London (as fnends of the said Bichard and Boger found with
them), touching the death of Geoffrey son of Henry de Fughelholm, kinsman
of the said Hugh, alleged to have been killed at the time of the said burn-
ing, in order to procure the attachment of their bodies, so as to cause them
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290 OALBin>AB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1278. Membrane I5d — cont.
more trouble and loss, they having therenpon supplicated the king that both
the said appeals might be heard and determined together in the aforesaid
court, and having found sufficient bail for their appearance.
May 18. The like to Stephen de Peneoestre and Thomas de Sandwyoo touching
Westminster, the persons who broke the park of Thomas de Marinis of Bozstede, co. Sussex,
hunted therein and carried awaj deer.
Membkane I4d.
May 21. Association of J. de C!obham and £. de Bek[iDgham] with the mayor and
WestminBter. sheriffs of London touching a plea that was in the hustings between John
de Ledalf and William Box as to a messuage and SOt. rent in London.
May 24. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Holebrok and Boger
Loveday on complaint \g Bobert de Croxton and Matilda his wife that
Bobert le Bailiff of Thefford, Benedict de Thefford, clerk, Hugh le Taver-
ner, Biohard le Tavemer, Henry le Lung and Avelina his wife, Henry le
Taillur, Walter Wilkeman, Boger Bolt, Bichard le Suur of Thefford, Berard
Ck>kkel and Thurkild le Mouner came to their house in Croxton and carried
their goods away.
Membrane IZd.
Biay 29. The like to Henry de NoUngham and William de Herleston, constable of
Westminster. Nottingham castle, by jury as well of Christians as of Jews, touching
Henecota, Jewess of Nottingham, who lately in the public market there
assaulted Agatha wife of Bobert son of Nemek and assiuled her with
abusive words, scandalizing her and the Christian people standing round
and q>itting in her face.
Membkane \%d.
June 12. The like to Boger de 01iffi>rd, justice of the forest this side Trent, touch-
WtstBiDStar. ing the persons who broke the park of Eleanor, the king's mother, of Aston
Oaatelo^ co. Warwick, hunted therein and carried away deer.
June 16. The like to Gfeoffrey de Pycheford, constable of Windsor Castle, and
Westminster. Master Thomas de Sodington, touching a complaint by the abbot of
St. Catherine's, Bouen (made by the prior of Hermodesworth, his monk
and attorney), before the king that whereas his men of Hermodesworth,
00. Middlesex, lately impleaded him that he should not exact from them
other customs and services that were due at the times when the said manor
was in the hands of the crown, and it was found by the ' Domesday ^ book
that the said manor is not of the ancient demesne oS the crown, wherefore
the said abbot retired quit on that plea ; and whereas by the rolls of William
de Baleye, sometime justice of Henry III. it was found that the aforesaid men
and their ancestors were talliable at the will of the said abbot, and ought to
make ransom for their flesh and blood, by reason whereof a mandate was
given to the sheriff of Middlesex to assist the said abbot to distrain and tall-
age the said men at the abbot's will and levy such tallage and ransom, certain
persons entered the said manor when last in the king's custody and carried
away charters and other writings and goods of the said abbot, and still detain
them from the abbot and prior, and threaten the prior and his household as
to tlieir bodies and buminir of theur houses.
6 BDWAHD I. agi
1278. Membrane 12<i— eon«.
Jane 15. AMociation of Haater Boger de Sejton and John de Lovetot with the
Wcftmiiwtor. major and aheriA of London to hear and determine according to law and
the coatom of the aaid citj certain suits wherein John Laurence and Joan
daughter of Stephen le Daneys implead Philip le Taillur in the hustings,
touting 12 messuages and 50$. rent in London.
Mbmmranb lid.
[June 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to Beginald de Grey and Boger Luve-
WMtHUDstar J day, by jury of the counties of Lincoln and Northampton, on complaint by
Beatrice late the wife of Andrew Coyfe of Wermenton, touching the persons
who at the procurement and precept of Gilbert de Chestretou and Alice his
wife, lately took and imprisoned William Ooyfe, son of the said Beatrice,
at Staunford, and afterwards, without judgement, killed him, hanged him by
night, and took and detained his goods found there.
June 18. The like to Stephen de Penecestre and John de Lovetot, touching Bichard
Wertminster. le Keu, Oliver de Creasy, Walter le Large, William le Laige, Balph le
Peatur, Bichard Smart, William de Knolf, John Wene, Nichohui le Charet-
ter, Pldlip Meughe, Peter le Seijaunt, John de Cressy, William Woyte-
cuppe, Cokelin de Molendino, Bataudus de Molendino and Balph de Cressy,
parson of the church of Ormunden, who assaulted brother John de Stanes,
John de Beregling (or Beringlind) and Simon le Stunt, who were deputed
by the abbot and convent of Bobertsbridge to keep their eyry of sparrow-
hawka in their wood at Lambehurst, co. Kent, and carried away their
goods and seven sparrow-hawks from the said eyry.
Mbmbbanb lOrf.
June 17. The like to John de Lovetot and Boger de Leicester, on compbiint by
WeBtminsteii* liargery de Creye, late the wife of Willuun de Bedenested, that she, being
confined to her bed with a grievous langour for nine years and more now
elapsed, held and still holds certain lands and tenements in dower of the
gift of the said William in Camerwell, co. Surrey, of the fee of Thomas de
Tycheseye, for which no arrears of service are due, and that as often for the
last four years as she put her plough upon the said lands for their cultiva-
tion the said Thomas took and carried off the beasts of the said plough and
her other beasts on the said lands and detained them until a great part of
them died and until he had extorted heavy ransoms for them from her and
her villeina, and still detains some part of them, and, although he has not
permitted her to cultivate the said lands for four years or to have any other
emolument therefrom, he has depastured his beasts there, and cut down
and carried away trees.
—— — Commission to Adam de Saneto Laudo^ Bobert Coffyn, Bidell' Papillon
and William de ColeviU to deliver Lincoln gaol of Bobert son of Balph de
Ligoldeby, imprisoned there for the death of Adam le Oyselur.
Mbmbmanb Od.
June 24. Commission de walUit etfoaatU to Balph de Hengham and William
Westmiastflr. de Norbuigb, on behalf of iLeorj de Laey, earl of Lincoln, touching his
manor and lands of Swaveton, which is affected by the inundation of the
marab between Swaventou and Dunington, co. Linooln.
T V
2i»2
CALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS
1278. Mev^rane 9d~^cont.
Jnne 26. Commi«noii of oyer and terminer to J. de Beigate and J. de Metingham,
Weftminster. toaehing the perflons who entered the park of Edmund earl of Cornwall ot
Knaresbarg and the park of La Haje, oo. York, hunted therein and carried
away deer.
June 26. The like to Walter de Wynbum and Oliver de Dynham, by jury to be
Wettminster. provided by the sheriff of Devon, touching the persons who entered the free
chace of Edmund, earl [of Cornwall], of Dartmoor and his parks of Cly-
meslond, laskeret, Restormel, and Laiiteolos, hunted therein and carried
away deer.
June 26. Association of ThomHS de Weyland with Stephen de Penecestre and
Weitmiusfer. Elias de Bekiue^iam to hear and determine certain appeals.
Membrane Bd.
Commission to Adam de Sancto Laudo, Adam de Hakebechy Robert
Coffyn and Ralph de Litlebiry to deliver Lincoln gaol of Thomas le Keu,
Baldric Dury, Geoffrey his brother, Thomas son of Baldric, John de Bere-
ford, Robert le Brazur, Simon his brother, Thomas le Serjaunt, William le
Fevre and Alexander le Styward, in prison there for the death of William
Brun of Holbech.
July 10.
Windsor.
July 14.
Windsor.
Membrane 7d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Loveday and J. de Metingham,
touching the persons who assaulted brother Henry de Elnestowe at Elne-
stowe, 00. Bedford.
The like to Greoffrey de Picheford, constable of Windsor Castle, and
Robert Fulconis, touching the men of Hermodesworth [tee Mem. 12J.]
on further complaint by the prior of Hermodesworth on behalf of the abbot
of St. Catherine's, Rouen, that John le Clerk and other villeins of that manor,
at his procurement, are rebellious in those matters that pertain to their lord
and reAise to allow justice to be done by the sheriff according to the late
judgment of the court, and threaten the prior and his household as to their
bodies and the burning of their houses ; and they are to see that the charters
and other goods taken away are restored to the prior.
July 29.
ClarsndoiL
Aug. 8.
OloooMtsr.
Aug. 11.
Olooosster.
Membrane QtU
The like to Thomas de Wevlaund and Richard de Holebrok, king's steward,
touching the persons who hunted in the free warren of the abbot of St.
Edmunds of Hildercle, Rykinghal and Whepsted, co. Suffolk, and carried
away hares, pheasants and partridges.
Association of J. de Reygate in a like commission directed to Gnichard
de Charrun and Alexander de Kirketon, touching the injuries done to the
abbot of Whiteby by his burgesses of Whiteby.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Weyland and J. de
Lovetot, touching conspiracies and offences against the peace in the town
of Len, CO. Norfolk, and elsewhere in those parts.
Commission to Nicholas de Stapelton and Richard le Pouere to enquire
who lately killed Stephen son of Geoffrey le Orfevre of Oxford, at the
bridge of Haleford, and for what cause they killed him, and at whose pro-
curement.
6 BDWAKD L
293
1278.
Aug. 11.
Gloneester.
Membrane 6<2— con^
CommiflBion of oyer and terminer to Bc^er LoyedAy and Walter de
Wjmbume, on oomplaint by the sheriff of Cornwall and other the king's
bailiffs^ and also of Uie men of Edmundi earl of Cornwall^ the king's cousin,
and of the whole commonalty of that county, that Walter, bishop of Exeter,
and his ministers draw the said complainants Into pleas before them in the
court Christian touching chattels and debts which are not of testament or
marriage, and also touching lay fees, fosses^ boundaries, parks, stews,
fisheries, sandpits, and trespasses, and distraints committed in these, of
which matters the cognisance and correctioo belongs to the crown.
Membrane 4d,
Sept. 17. The like to J. de Lovetot and GeoJQ^y de Lenkenore^ touching trespasses
Shoiwiek. committed in the priory of Neuport Paynel, and appeals toudune that
business, which they were commissioned to hear and determine, but in
which they have as yet done nothing ; and they are also to do swift justice
touching other trespasses, appeals, and encnmities committed since against
Simon de Bedd' the prior, by divers men and even women, whereof certain
appeals and pleas are pending in counties and elsewhere ; and they are to
certify the king on the matter in the next parliament after Michaelmas.
The like to Walter de Helyun and John de Lovetot, touching the persons
who entered the houses of Walter Cardun at Bixebrond and Bixe Gybun,
CO. Oxford, and carried his goods away.
Sept. 30. The like to Geoffrey de Picheford and William de Eanda, by jury of the
liaoclMfldd. Peak, touching Balph le Wyne and the men of M anyesshes^ co. Derby, in
appropriating to themselves what belongs to the king in his mine, which is
caUed * Foweshide,' and in impeding the king's men of Dadinton and Prea-
teclive, and also the men of Eleanor, the king's consort, of Assheford and
Shelledon, in digging turves and getting heath in the said marsh according
to custom.
The like to Beginald de Gbey and Walter de Northburgh, touching an
appeal which John son of Alan de Bekingham brings in the county of
Nottingham against Bobert son of John de Bekingham, Bobert son of John
son of Bichanl de Bekingham, William Havenok of Ebyton, Balph de
Mitton, Eustace le Mercer, Bobert de Horbiry, Boger le Keu, Nicholas de
Swalewedyve, John Butemund, John son of Bmnald de Sk . . wik, Bobert
Wisnaid, Walter de Axiholm, Herbert de Beltoft, Alan le Fraunceis, Boger
de Beltoft, Bobert son of Alan de Bekingham, Thomas de Lanum and Bobert
le Fraunceis of Beckingham, of the death of Alan son of Alan de Bekingham,
his brother.
Membrane 3 J.
[Oct. 14.] The like to Walter de Hopton and B<«er de Burghull, touching the
Vareester. complaints of certain of the king's men of Seigeveny touching certain op-
pressions and injuries inflicted on them by the king's steward there, which
are more fully contained in a schedule sent by the king, and also touching
trespasses committed against the king by certain men of the parts of
Bergeveny.
Oct. 28. The like to Boger Loveday and S. de Boffa, touching an appeal which
WattmiDster. Alan son of Alan CuUing brings in the Bench ag»inst Alice de Kirkeby,
Bobert de Lenn, chaplain, Drogo le Bretun, Bojger son of William de
294 CiJLiBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1278, Membrane Zd^^coni^
Eirkeby, John le Blund, John SampBon, Robert le Ohalaneft William
Alecok and Walter le Sunr for the death of Gilbert son of Alan, hia
brother.
MSMBRANB 2d.
Nov. 8. The like to John de Cobham and Elias de Bekingham, Umching the
WeBtminster. poTBons who entered the park of Hamo de Gbtton at Gatton, co. Surrey,
hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to Thomas Trevet and William Eyerard touching the
appeals which William le Folur of Wesefwd and Osbert bis brother bring
in the county of Dorset against Bichard son of William le Tunge of Burton,
William le i onge, Robert Faukun, Robert Braget, Walter Prigge, John
Launyal, Walter le Frankeleyn, Walter le Lung, Walter le Shorte and John
Bussel for the death of Bo^er son of HudcSna, the brottier at the said
William and Gilbert (tia).
Noy . 10. The like to Walter de Helyun and Boger de BurghuU, touching an aj^ieal
Westminster, which Nicholas son of John of the church of St. liichael, Hereford, brings
in the ooun^ of Hereford against Bobert le Kingesman for the dieath of
John son of Thomas his brother.
[Noy.jl 18. The like toHowel son of Meuric and Adam le Botiller, touching the com-
Westmmster. plaints of certain of the king's men of Beigeyeny of trespasses and injuries
inflicted on them by Master Henry de Bray, the king's steward or his
ministers there, and also touching trespasses and injuries done to the king
or his bailiffii by certain men of the parts of Bergeyeny.
The like to Elias de Hauyill and Bobert Payely, by jury of the county of
Northampton, touching the persons who killed Philip son of Bobert.
Noy. 16. The like to J. de Loyetot and Elias de Bekingham, touching an appeal
Westminster, which Elias son of Boger de Bassingbum brings in the county of Essex
against William de Deroy, John son of John le Fulur, William son of
Henry, Simon de Pymbo, Bichard son of Bobert le Tanur, Bobert son of
John de Holemer, Walter Atorefne, Ch>dwin Hongemaneeone, Boger son
of Bichard Whittenay, Peter [Huntejman ' the soutere,' Robert son of
Matilda le Tresshere, Bobert Bigge of [Mjanhill, John G^g * le mouner *
and Bichard son of Simon le Tanur for die death of his &ther.
The like to Thomas de Weylannd and J, de LuyetoC, touching offences
against the peace in the counties of Norfolk and Suffdk, and appeals
brought for tiie same against certain persons.
( 286 )
7 EDWARD I.
1278.
Nov. 28.
Norwioh.
Nov.a9.
Norwioh*
Deo. 4.
Bugh.
Dec. 4.
[Bnxgh.]
Dec. 5.
Bugh.
Deo. 21.
St. Albans.
Mbmbranb 26.
Substitation of Thomns de Ippegravey king's serjeant^ for Michael de
Weston, king's Serjeant, as keeper, daring pleasure, of certain grain of
divers rectors of churches in the parts of the marches [of Wales], touching
which there was a contention between Th[omas] bishop of Hereford, and
A[nian] bishop of St. Asaph, as to their jurisdiction over the said rectors.
Notification, on testimony before the king, that the part of the left ear
which Robert le Galewe has lost was accidentallj cut off by Baldwin de
Boseje, parson of the church of All Saints, Bokelund, in a contention
between them.
Presentation of John la Ware to the church of Sutton Maundevill in
the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of his eustody of the
land and heirs of John de Biaundevill, tenant in chief.
Mandate to Robert de GKpwyoo to attend, until fbrther order, to tlie
eoslody of writs and of the roU (tt the justices in eyre in the county g^ Cum-
berland and in other eyres, committed to him by R. bishop ot Bath and
Wells, the chancellor, by virtue of his office of the Chancery.
The like to John de Lusteshull to the custody of the writs and roll of the
justices in eyre in the county of Hertford.
Protection with clause vohamu, until Midsummer, for John de Ghrey and
John de Pabeham, going to Santiago.
Safe-conduct, until a fortnight after Midsummer, for the said John de
Grey.
Protection with clause [vo/Mintif], for one year, for Matilda de Lacy.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca,
to cause to be paid out of the king's money or their own to Roger de
Norworde, John de Cobeham and Philip de Wileby, barons of the
Exchequer, 60 marks, to wit, 20 marks to each of them for his fee for the
present year.
Protecti<m with danse volumtM, for two years, for Geofbrey Brun, going
to Ireland.
Simple protection, for two years, for the good men of Drogheda.
Grant to the said good men of murage for three years from Christmas,
7 Edward I.
Presentation of Master Stephen de Sancto Georgio to the church of
Stanewell in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the lands and heirs of William de Wyndesore.
Licence for John de Nevill, after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by
Roger de Clifford, justice of the forest this side Trent, to enclose his wood
of Comigehal, which is contiguous to his park of HalUngebiry, for the en-
largement thereof.
Letters for the prior of Bath, nominating John de Oumbe and Adam
Harding his attorneys in Lreland for three years.
296
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1278.
Dec. 28.
Windsor.
Dec. 30.
Windior.
1279.
Jao. 3.
WiDdsor.
Jan. 1.
Windior.
Jan. 3.
Windsor.
Jan. 2.
Windsor.
Jan. 4.
Windsor.
Membrane 26— eiml.
Licence for Otto de Grandisono to demise to farm to Geoffrey Lowy8
certain lands and tenements late of Walter de Bnrgo in Kilkosny.
Appointment of the provost and oonfratemity of St. Edward, Acre, and
their successors, to the custody, during pleasure, of the tower which the
king caused to be built there.
Writ de intendendo directed to the knights, freemen and others of the
islands of Gemese and Gterese for Otto de Bono Villar[io], Master William
de Sancto Remigio and Philip le Eveske, appointed as justices to hold
assises and all other pleas this turn within those islands.
Protection with clause vo/iimtif , for one year, for Balph Pypard and Sibyl
his wife, commorant in Ireland on the king's service.
Fiardon, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, to Robert le Waslor
for the death of John le Hauer.
Protection with clause volumm^ until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for
Edmund, the king's brother, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
The like, until Easter, for John de Yesqr, going beyond seas.
Letters for Edmund, the king's brother, nominating Bichard Fukenm
and Hugh de Vienna his attorneys until a fortnight after Michaelmas.
Richard de Wenlok and Bichard de Lodelawe, monks of Shreirsbury,
bringing news of the cession of Luke, their abbot, have letters of licence to
elect.
Grant to Arnold de Ghrundia of a penalty of 300 marks which will be due
to the king from Arnold de JusUlcs if the latter should incur such
penalty.
Vacated becaute surrendered and cancelled.
Power to Roger de Mortuo Mari to enfeoff in the king's name the men of
the king's lands pertaining to his castles and demesnes of Gkmnok, of
Bothelflin, and of Flint, and to demise and grant the same in fee-farm by
camcates or other certain parcels on condition that the feoffees and farmers
pay their rents and services within the said towns and castles; and he may
remit to them such rents and services for one, two, or three years on con-
dition that such rents be applied by them to the repair of their houses in
the said castles and towns and the cultivation of the said lands.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheri£b of Gloucester, Hereford and
Worcester to midce proclamation for all those who wish to become feoffees
or farmers to appear before the said Bc^ger at Hereford a week ^ter Hilary ;
to the sheriff of Salop and Stafford for such persons to appear at Shrews-
bury a fortnight after Hilaiy ; and to the sheriffs of Warwick and Leicester,
Nottingham and Derby, liancaster and Guncelin de Badelesmere, justice
fof Chester] for such persons to appear at Bothelan on Sunday in Mid-
Lent.
Letters for William de Fenles, nominating William de Amesas his
attorney for one year.
Mandate to the justices next in eyre for pleas of the forest in Wilts not to
molest Matthew de Columbariis, keeper of the forest of Chet, and William
son of Warin, king's serjeant, for taking, by the king's order, with dogs
and nets in the bailiwick of the said Matthew in 6 Edward L twenty-fbur
live bucks to stock Odiham Park, eight live does to be delivered to Patrick
de Gadurcis of the king's gift, and fifty-siz does for the kix^s larder.
7 BDWARD I.
297
1270. Membrane 2&^^cant.
Writ of aid directed to sheriffs and others for Hugh de Kendal^ king's
clerk) appointed to receive and take custody of all the money and other
things which John Bek and his fellows, justices appointed to heu* and deter-
mine trespasses of the king's money, will deliver to faim, and to deposit the
same in safe places, and execute the injunctions of the said John on the part
of the king.
The like for John le Fauconer, king's clerk, in respect to the money
which Bartholomew de Suthleye, William de Brayhoef and Adam le Botiller,
like justices, will deliver to him.
The like for Philip de Wileby in respect to the money which Stephen de
Penecestre, Walter de Helyun and John de Gobham, like justices, will
deliver to him.
Jan. 7.
Windsor.
f
Membrane 25.
Jan. 5. Presentation of Master Bonettus de Sancto Quintino to the parsonage of
WfaidBor. Aldinton and of Semeth in the archbishopric of Canterbury, in the king's
gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Pardon to Henry de Wynton, knight, of all suits, appeals, trespasses
and excesses, on condition that if he Iw appealed by any one the appeal be
heard and determined before the king.
Jan. 6. Simple protection, for life, for Bernard Gnillelmi de Lusak, knight.
The like, during pleasure, for Henry de Wynton, knight ; with a clause
that if he demand a safe-conduct at any time it is to be given to him.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay to Maurice de Credonio sixty marks for the present year for his yearly
fee of sixty marks granted to him by the king.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of Kedewy, Kery, and the castle of
Dolvoren, in favour of Boger de Mortuo Mari, to whom the king has granted
the lands of Kedewy, Kery, and the castle aforesaid, to be held of the crown
by the service of three kn^^hts' fees.
Mandate to Bogo de Knovill, constable of the castle and bailiff of the
lands aforesaid, to deliver the said lands with the castle, saving the stock
and equipment (instauro et wamistura et aliu rebus).
Exemption, at the instance of Reginald count of Gueldres, to Antony le
Brun and Everard le Brun his brother, merchants of Ghent, from any moles-
tation in their persons, goods, or merchandise by reason of the debts in which
the merchants of Flanders are bound to the king for the arrest by them of
the goods of English merchants in the time of Henry III. and Edward I.,
and further grant to them, in case of any banishment of Flemish merchants
or their goods from the realm, of forty days' grace to remove their goods to
their own parts, provided they do not avouch the goods of other merchants
of Flanders.
Mandate to the prior of Worcester to deliver to Nicholas Bond, king's
clerk, 240 marks which the king lately caused to be placed in deposit there
for the purpose of making the works of Bothelan Castle.
Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot and convent of Quarr.
The like, for two years, for Matilda de Lascy, lady of Naes.
Jan. 9.
Windsor.
208
CALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1279.
Jan. 12.
Windsor.
Jan. 12.
Wiadior.
Membrane 25— eMi#.
Appointment of the justieiary of Ireland, with Robert de Glaaton, a
templar, or other dieereet persons of those parts, if the said Robert cannot
attend, to audit the aoooont of S[tephen], bishop of Waterford, treasurer of
Lreland, during the whole period of his treasurership.
Simple protection, for life, for Aycard Forthonis, burgess of Bordeaux.
Presentation of Master John de Kaham to the church of Montgomery in
the diocese of Hereford*
Promise to pay to Reiner de Luka, and Orlandinus de Podio, citizens and
merchants of Luoca, and their feUows, at their requisition, 16,778/. Idf.O^c/.,
the sum which it appears from the account between Master Thomas Bek,
keeper of the wardrobe, and themselves, the king owes them for all the
payments made by them during the whole of his reign to the feast of
St. Hilary, 7 Edward I.
Viaeated heeauie mrrendered and cancelled and the merchanii have
received iatisfacHen.
Membrane 25 {Schedule),
Letters apparently the counterpart of the above, half torn away.
Membrane 25— c(m^.
Jan. 20. Ratification and acceptance of the conventions and promises lately made
Westminster, by R[obert], bishop of Bath and Wells, and Otto de Onuidisono to Gaston
vicomte of Byem.
Letters for the abbot of Pr6auz, nominating Nicholas de Campigne,
monk, and Wymund de Brandon, derk, his attorneys in England for three
years.
Jan. 21. Presentation of Philip de Wilgheby to the church of Clive in the diocese
Westminster, of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Letters for John de Picheford nominating John de Frome his attorney
in Ireland for two years.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay Stephen de Acton, the king's spigumel, 6/. 7«. 4:\d. for wax taken by
him to seal the king's writs for one year, from 28 October, 5 Edward I.
Jan. 23. Letters for GKlbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, going
Westminster, beyond seas, nominating Richard de Hedun, his steward, as his attorney
until Easter.
Jan. 22. Exemption, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's mother, to William de
Westminster. WintreshuU from being put upon assises, juries or recognisances for life.
Mandate to Giles de Audenardo, sub-constable of the Tower of London,
and Reiner Magari, merchant of Lucca, to pay out of the king's moneys
received by them from the fifteenth, to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows,
merchants of Lucca, 12,000 marks for the expediting of the king's affairs.
By Anthoqy Bek.
Jan. 23. Licence for the merchants of John duke of Lorraine (Lotride) and Brabant,
Westminster, and their men, to sell in the realm, beforo the feast of St. Giles next
ensuing, the cloths of the parts of Lwraine and Brabant which they have
in En^and, and those which they shaU import before the said feast.
7 BDWABD 1. 20e
1270. Membrane 25 — corU.
Jan. 24. Mandate to Beyner de Luka and OrlandiniiB de Podio and their fellows,
Weftmintter. merchants of Lucca, to paj to the same dake 20,000 pounds of Tours
at Leyngnj, within the quinzaine of the Purification next, for the mar-
riage to be contracted between John son and heir of the said duke and
Margaret the king's daughter ; and before Midsummer next 10,000 pounds
of Tours in the name of Eleanor the king's consort, for the same marriage;
to the count of Gueldres 333/. 6«. 8 J. sterling of tbe king's gift; to Patrick
de Caduricis 100 marks of the king's gift ; to Master Robert de Belvero^
going as envoj to the said duke, for his travelling expenses and for the
purchase of horses for him, 20 marks.
Bojal assent to the election of John de Drajton, one of the monks, to
be abbot of Shrewsbury.
Mandate to Bejner de Luka, and Orlandinus de Podio and their fellows,
merchants of Lucca, to paj Sir Francis de Bononio, prof eseor of laws, 100/.
for Michaelmas term, 6 Edward I. of his yearly fee which he receives for
his maintenance in the king's service.
Jan. 25. Gkant to B. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, of die custody,
Westminfter. during the minority of the heirs, of the lands late of Hugh Bumell, lus
nephew, tenant in chief; with the marriage.
Mbmbbane 24.
Licence for the Friars Minors of Colchester to make a conduit from the
well which was granted to them by Nicholas de la Warde without the
town through the king's demesne lands and meadows there to their own
site, and to open up the said lands and bore the town wall, on condition that
they fill up the lands so that the cultivation thereof may not be iigured and
repair the wall at their own cost.
Mandate in pursuance to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward.
Letters for the abbot of Lire, nominating Bichard de Pratellis and
William de Fersol, monks, his attorneys in England for three years.
The like for Patrick de Oadurcis, going beyond seas on the king's affairs,
nominating William de Wesegate his attorney until Midsummer.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for the abbot of Hales and the abbot of
Kewsun, going to Wales on affairs touching their Premonstratensian
monasteiy.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay 164/. yearly to Stephen de Penecestre ; to whom the king has granted,
during pleasure, the custody of Dover Castle and the Cinque Ports, with
300/. a year for his support, and that of the chaplains, servants, and watch-
men, and a carpenter commorant in the same, and their gowns, to wit, out
of the wards pertaining to the said castle 146/. and 154/. from the said
merchants at London.
Jan. 23. Batification of a grant for life made by Eleanor, the king's mother, to
Westminstw. Nicholas le Porter of Bordeaux of the office of crier {cridd) of the island
of Oleron.
Grant, at the instance of the Carmelite Friars, London, to William atte
Welle, of Uie parish of St. Clement without the Bar of the New Temple,
London, and to his heirs, to hold the houses which he has in the street
opposite the said ohnich on the north side, quit of all livery which b wont
300 OALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Membrane 24 — cont.
to be made by 8tewaTd8, marahalBy or any other ministera whatBoever ; so
that no person hereafter be lodged in those houses by snch livery against
their will.
Jan. 25. Grant that the chapel of Macclesfield, with the ' atrium * thereof, shall
Weftminster. conunue to be subject to the mother church of Prestebiry (which the
abbot and convent of Chester hold to their own uses), and to the said abbot
and convent, notwithstanding that the said chapel was at the instance of
Eleanor, the king's consort, dedicated by A[nian], bishop of St. Asaph, in
the stead and by Uie authority of B[oger], bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
Simple protection, during pleasure, for John Imberd, merchant of
Oascony.
Jan. 25. Protection, for two years, for the master and brethren of the hospital of
Wwtmiiiftsr. St. BartJiolomew, de Monte €rromon\ coming to the realm with an indul-
gence of the Pope to collect alms.
The like for the master and brethren of the hospital of Sc. James, Alto-
pasdo (de Alto Passu).
Licence for Theobald de Luka, merchant, to sell and trade with the
cloths which he has in England, and those which he shall import before
Midsummer, notwithstanding the prohibition touching cloths not having
right measure.
Pardon to Bichard son of Bichard de Acton of his outlawry for the
death of Thomas del Esshe, as it appears by the record of the coroners
of the county of Salop that he kiUed him in self-defence.
Feb. 2. Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland and the treasurer and barons of the
Woodstock. Exchequer of Dublin to summon before them the executors of Maurice son
of Maurice, some time since deceased, and to enquire if he or they have
paid to Hispinellus Simonetti, John Baymund and Beinucius Jacob!, citizens
and merchants of Florence, any part of a sum of 460 nuirks of silver
which the said Maurice had been oftentimes ordered to pay to them (in
part payment of the king's debt to them of 1,700 marks) out of the first
monevs which he ought to have paid for his fine in the first term, and if
not, tnen to levy the said sum on the goods of the deceased, and pay it to
Ohinus Nudi de Burgo and Nucius de Burgo.
Feb. 5. Presentation of Master William de Sancto Botulpho to the church of
Woodstock. Westhorslejre in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of
the lands of Hugh de Wynde[sore], who is nan compos^ being in the king's
hands.
The like of Master Adam de Botindon to the church of Lillynton in
the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the priory of Kenilworth.
The like of Master William de Hareworth to the church of Fenny
Compton in the same diocese, in the king^s gift for the like reason.
Safe-conduct, until Easter, for Howel son of Mereduc de Meekyn, coming
to the king on his own affairs.
Feb. 6. Acquittance to the abbot of Shirebum and Bichard de Coleshull, then
Woodstock, sheriff of Somerset and Dorset, for the payment of the following amounts
of the first payment of the moiety of the fifteenth for those counties : —
Thursday after St. Nicholas, 5 Edward I. bv the hands of Orlandinus de
Podio, merchant of Lucca, of 1,853/. I7s. 2\d.
Wednesday after St. Ambrose, 5 Edward I. by the hands of the abbot
of Talgard and BCatthew de Bogepeel, merchant of Lucca, 9/. 19«. 4^.
7 BDWABD I.
301
1279. Membrane 24t^~eofU,
The Ascension, 5 Edward I. by the hands of the above Orlandinos and
Frederick de Luka, merchants of Lucca, 6/. 9$. 9d,
Ash Wednesdajy 5 Edward I. bj the hands of Giles de Garderoba,
keeper of the Tower of London, and Reiner Magiar[i], merchant of Lucca,
1,836/.
Ghrant to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
exchange of London and Canterbury, that allowance be made to them in
their account at the Exchequer of all reasonable expenses incurred by them
in the proTision of the necessaries of tlie said extthauge whether iu mo-
neyers or workers.
Presentation of Master Thomas de Edburbiri to the church of Cestreton,
in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of the
▼oidanoe of the priory of Kenilworth.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Odin de Wask, merchant of Gene,
going beyond seas.
Feb. 6. Licence at the instance of Eleanor the king's consort until the end of
Woodstock, the next parliament for Stephen de Comhull, citizen and merchant of
London, and Soger le Escot, merchant, and their fellows, to sell the cloths
which they have in the realm at present and their own cloths which they
shall import into it before Easter next, notwithstanding the late prohibition
of cloths not of the right measure.
The like for the citizens and merchants of London*
Feb. 7. Pardon, for a fine of 13«. 4</., to Walter de Haneberwe for taking a buck
Woodstook. in the forest of Wycchewode.
Mandate to Matthew de Columbariis, taker of the king's wines at South-
ampton and his successors, to deliyer yearly a tun of wine of the right prise
to the abbot and oonvent of King's BeauUeu, for the celebration of mass
in the church there, formerly granted to them by Henry HI., the king
haying, at the instance of B. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor,
granted that they shall have the same yearly without having to obtain a
special letter or any other mandate from the king.
Feb. 10. Lettei^ for David, archbishop of Cashel, nominating Gilbert son of
Woodstook. Matthew his attorney in Ireland for two years.
Feb. 11.
Woodstook.
Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants of Shrewsbury abbey for
John de Dreyton, one of the monks elected to be abbot.
Mandate to the sheriff of Salop to restore the temporalities.
Mandate to Bartholomew de Gastello, in pursuance of a mandate to
him to deliver to Gregoiy de Bokesle, mayor of London, and the merchants
of Lucca, commorant in London, the office of the exchange of London and
Canterbury, to deliver to them the whole of the money arising therefrom
for the time that it was in his custody, for them to answer for the same
at the Exchequer.
Mandate to all bailiffs to arrest the goods and merchandise of merchants
or others of the bishopric of Bremen, coming within their power or district,
and to retain them until satisfaction shall have been made to Bartholomew
Cloket, William son (tf Benedict, John le Mazun and Hugh hb brother,
merchants of Hertepol, for the loss of goods and merchandiBe lately stolen
from them by certain persons of that bishopric when they lately went there
to trade.
801 OALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
^279 Mbmbranb 23.
Feb. 12. Presentation of Hugh de Stanes to the chnrch of the town of St. Bride
Woodstock, in the diocese of St. Davids.
Power to the abbot of Westminster and Thomas de Sandwyco, knight,
to treat touching all matters which concern the completion of the marriage
to be contracted between John son,'and heir of J[ohn], duke of Lorraine and
Brabant^ and Margaret the king's daughter in the form alreadj spoken of
between them. ^FcBderaJ]
Protection with clause tfolumuSf until Christmas, for : —
Bichai*d, abbot of Westminster, going beyond seas as the king's
envoy.
Master Philip le Waleys, parson of the church of Stretton in Stretton
Dale, going with him.
Letters for the said abbot, nominating Richard de Waltham and John de
Weston his attorneys until Ohristmas.
Protection, for one year, for Thomas King, king's Serjeant, bringing wine
and other necessaries bv land and water to Kotherham to trade with.
Safe-conduct, during pleasure, for Evercoin, burgess of Brussels {Burg^
9ella) and John called * Silverbemer,' burgess of Ghent^ coming to the realm
and returning home.
Letters for John de Aveypes and Agnes his wife, nominating Geffrey
de Bikerdich and John de Oirencestre his attorneys in Ireland for four years.
The like for the same, nominating Nicholas del Val and John de Gise
their attorneys in England for four years.
MembraiM 23 (Schedule 1).
Feb. 5. Grrant to Master Henry de Neuwerk, king's clerk, canon of the church
Woodstock, of Heref(vdy that as long as he holds that prebend he have free warren in
all the demesne lands of his prebend of La Berton in Ck>lewell and Hope,
CO. Hereford, provided those lands are not within the metes of the forest.
Metnbrane 28-^on<.
Feb. 6. Appointment of Master Henry de Neuwerk, king's clerk, as the king's
Woodfltook. proctor, in the matters before W. archbishop of York, which touch Uie
king.
Feb. 15. Oonflrmation of a grant for life made by Eleanor, the king's mother, to
Woodstock. Guy Ferre and Joan his wife of the manor of Whiteley, co. Surrey, which
is oF the honor of Laigle, except the advowson of the church, with rever-
sion to the said Eleanor and the crown.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled,
Feb. 18. Royal assent to the election of Richard de Tyvelesford, one of the canons
Woodstock, of Eeneilleworth to be prion
Simple protection, until Ohristmas, for Thomas de Sandwyco, going
beyond seas as the king's envoy.
Protection with clause volumuSy until a year after Whitsunday, for the
abbot of Westminster, going beyond seas as the king's envoy, for himsdf
and his convent.
Safe-conduct» until Ohristmas, tor the said abbot and the said Thomas.
BDWASD I.
WM
1279. M0mbrane 23— con^
Feb. 16. Letters for Bichard, abbot of Westminster^ nominatiDg brotbers John de
Woodstook. SnttoD and Alexander de Staundon his attorneys until a jear after Whit-
sunday.
Protection with clause volumvSf until Christmas, for Master Walter de
la Marche, parson of the church of Mudle, going beyond seas with the said
abbot.
Licence for Raymond Eymar and John de Solys, his fellow, merchants
of Cahursy to sell the cloths which they have at present in England or
which ther shall bring in before Midsummer, notwithstanding the Tate pro-
hibition of cloths not having the right measure.
Mandate to Reiner de Lnka and Orlandinus de Podio and their fellows,
merchants of Lucca, to pay Thomas de Sancto Yigore and Master Henry
Heose, the king^s envoys, lately returning from the court of Borne, lOOs, for
their expenses.
The like to the same to pav Thomas de Sandwico, going as the king's
envoy to Brabant, 20 marks for his expenses.
The like to the same to pay the abbot of Westminster, going as the king's
envoy to Brabant, 601, for his expenses.
Simple protection, for one year, for John le Josne of London, going to
Scotland to trade.
Mandate to the above Beiner de Luka and his fellows to pay Henry de
Lacy, earl of Lincoln, 500/. which the king has lent to him.
Feb. 16.
Woodstoek.
Membrane 28 (Schedule 2).
To the same effect with the following notes : — * By Anthony Bek.' ^ This
writ ought to be directed to Beiner de Luka and Giles de Audenardo,
receivers of the fifteenth, because it is from the money of the fifteenth.'
[A further unfinished note is struck out.]
Memhrane 23 — coni.
Ghant to Edmund, the king's brother, of the custody, during the minority
of the heirs, of the lands late of Gilbert le Fraunoeys, tenant in chief.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Mandate to the prior and convent of Worcester to pay at once the IHOI.
they were ordered to pay to the justice of Ohester or Nicholas Bond, king's
derk, of the king's money deposited with them for making the king's works
in the March.
Ortmt to Master Henry de Neuwerk, canon of Hereford, that as long as
he has that prebend, he shall have free warren in all the demesne lands of
his prebend of La Berton in Colewell and Hope, oo. Hereford, provided
that those lands are not within the metes of the forest.
Grant to the mayor, sheriffs and dtizens of London of murage for three
years from 24 February, 7 Edward I.
Membrane 22.
March 3. Writ de intendetzdo to the tenants of the priory of Kenilleworth for Bichard
Woodttock. de Tyvdesford, one of the canons, elected prior.
Mandate to Bobert de Verdun, sheriff of Warwick, eaeheator in that
county, to restore the temporalities.
304 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Membrane 22-^^0%^
Mandate to Blias de Sntton, king's derk^ to attend until farther order to
the cuBtodj of the writs and rolls and of ike chirographry of the justices
in ejre in the countj of Westmoreland^ to which he has been appointed
by B. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chanoellor, by yirtue of his office
of the chancery ; with mandate to the justices to deuyer to him the writs^
rolls and chirographry.
InMpeximus of letters of Master Thomas Bek, king's clerk, treasurer of
the wardrobe, dated nt Woodstock, 1 March, 7 Edward I. acknowledging the
receipt from Sir William de Braiboef, keeper of the priorv of St. Swithtn,
Wiiiohestor, and from the convent thereof, by the hands of Geoffrey de
Mejiies, one of the monks, of 19()/. in part payment of 206/. 13#. ^d, lent
to him by the king for the use of the said priory at the last fair of St. S within
at Winchester by the hands of Beiner de Luka and his fellows, merchants
of Lucca ; leaying 25 marks residue from him.
Exemption, for seyen years, to Thomas son of Alan de Bodne, from being
put upon assizes, juries or recognisances.
Mandate to Beiner de Luka and Orlandinus de Podio and their feUowSf
merchants of Lucca, to let Iterius Bochardi, king's clerk, canon of Wells^
haye 12/. 10#. sterling for the 50 pounds of black money of Tours which
they haye deliyered to him for his expenses in going from England to
Gascony by the king's order.
Letters for Isabella wife of William Comyn, staying in Scotlandy nomi-
nating Hugh Wynt[er] and Bobert le Lung her attorneys for two years.
Mandate to the aboye Beiner de Luka and his fellows to pay Hamo
Hauteyn and Bobert de Ludeham, justices assigned for the custody of the
Jews, 20 marks each for their expenses in their office in the sixth year.
March 5. Mandate to the abbot and conyent of GKreyall to pay to John de Maura
Woodstock, the 20/. yearly wherein they are bound for the lands of the Boterells, in the
same manner as they paid the same to Bobert Waleraund, deceased, and his
heirs, the king haying granted the said 20/. to the said John for life, as long
as the said 20/. are in the king's hands by reason of his custody of the lands
late of the said Bobert because of the idiotcy of the heirs or any other
cause.
These letters were triplicated in the 2lst year.
Grant to Master Henry de Bathekenny of the prebend which Master
Simon de Hereford, clerk, lately had in the church of St. Patrick, Dublin ;
yoid by his resignation and in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of
the archbishopric of Dublin.
- Presentation of Master Henry de Bathekenny to the church of St. Milling,
Baccheslawe, yoid by the resignation of Master Simon de Hereford, late
parson thereof, and in the king's gift by reason of the yoidanoe of the urch-
bishopric of Dublin.
Protection with clause volumui^ for one year, for Thomas de Ardem,
going to Santiago.
March 11. Mandate to the aboye Beyner de Luka and his fellows to pay Adam le
Woodstook. Botiller 20/. for his expenses on the king's seryice.
Appointment of Hoel son of Meuric to hold the castle and land of Buelt
untU Hilary next, so that he render 100/. at the Exchequer for the year
from Hilary last.
7 BDWABD I. 305
1279. Membrane 22— eoiU.
Whereas the king some time since granted to Gerard, count of Armagnac
and Fezenzac {EmUniaci et Fetendaci) the homa^^, rente and services of
the king's knights, donzels and other tenants in Fezenzac, and commanded
the said tenants to be attendant to him as their lord, and some have refused,
the king grants to him that those who wish maj do their homages and
services to him this side Michaelmas, bat not after, and none is to be com-
pelled to do so against his will. [Fcsdera],
Protection, in porsoance of the statntes made 3 Edward I. [Westminster
the First] for the abbot and convent of Wardon, from being overburdened
with livery.
Membrane 22 (Schedule).
March 12. Ghrant, during pleasure^ to Master William de Thornemie of Marcell' and
Wooditook. Peter his brother, masters of the mint, of 100/. sterling jearlj at London
as a fee for their expenses on the king's service, the first moietj to be paid
next Easter, in acoorduice with the convention made with them.
Membrane 22 — cant,
[March 11. Mandate to Nicholas de Stapelton to deliver the castle of Tikehull and
woodfltook.] all the lands of the honor of that castle with the manor of Gringlej,
committed to him bj the king, to Constance, late the wife of Henry de
Alemannia, deceased, together with the rents and issues thereof fix>m the
time thej were committed to him.
March 12. Mandate to Joseph de Gauncy, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
WooctetodL Jerusalem in England, the treasurer, to deliver the 5,000/. sterling,
received or to be received by him from brother John de Derlyngton and
Master Ardicio, pope's chaplain, to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows,
merchants of Lucca, as Anthonv Bek will instruct him by word of mouth,
with promise to restore it withm a month at London without further delay
and in good futh, and to hold him and his house harmless against sSl
persons.
Appointment of Master Henry de Bray to the custody during pleasure
of the castle and honor of Bergeveny, so that he render 400 marks yearly to
the king's bailiff of Buelt, where the issues have been wont to be
answered.
Mandate to Master Henry to pay the 400 marks accordingly.
Protection for William de Stormorth, monk of Seleby, who has papal
letters of oyer and terminer directed to certain judges touching certain
contentions between him and his abbot.
Acquittance to Philip de Wyleby of 130/. delivered in the wardrobe,
on Monday before St. Gregory the Pope, to Master Thomas Bek, keeper
thereof, partly issuing out of the moneys of condemned Jews lately found
in the king's Jewry at Oxford, and partly out of moneys arising from the
sale of the goods of such Jews made by him.
Protection, for one year, for Boger de Monyn, serjeant of Arnold Johannis
de Pontivo^ merchant, and for his men, lands, and merchandise in Ireland.
Licence for Philip de Horton, merchant of Northampton, to trade with
80 cloths which he has in the realm before and until the fair of Boston,
notwithstanding the recent prohibitions against cloths not of the right
measure.
9S187« n
a06 OALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Membrane 22—eofi^.
Licence for the prior and convent of St. Mary^ Tram, to elect an abbot
in the room of MileSy deceased.
Power to Bobert de Offord, jostidarj of Ireland, to give the royal assent
and restore the temporalities to the person elected, with the nsoal proviso
that this grace is not to be to the king's prejudice.
Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's kinswoman, princess of
Wales and ladj of Snaudon, to Hagh de Traham, and John de Harris,
knights, John Becard, William le Olerk, Henry the Cook (Coco), William
the Cook (Coco), Hngh, Philip, Adam, Stephen and Adam of the kitchen
2e Coqidna)^ who lately came to England in the company of her and of
marie de Monte Forti her brother, of the abjuration of the realm, which
they made by reason thereof.
March 21. Power to Edmnnd, earl of Lancaster and coont of Champagne, the king's
Qaemogton. brother, and John de Brittannia, earl of Bichmond, to exact from Philip,
king of France, the kin^^s kinsman, the county of Ponthien, which by the
death of Joan, queen of Oastile and countess of Ponthien, &Us by hereditary
right to Eleanor, the king^s consort
This letter was dnplici^, with ttie addition of empowering either to act
in the absence of die o^er. Like letters emanated under the queen's
seal.
Mmmbranm 81.
Appcintment of William de Fenes to the custody of the said county,
during pleasure.
Mandate to the said William to attend to the said custody and to certify
the king of the state thereof at the time of his receiving it, and to write
the king touching the matter of which he wished to be secretly certified.
March 28. Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the custody, during the minority
Qaenington. of the heirs, of the lands and heir of Henry Dyve, tenant in chief, with the
marriage.
March 25. Writ de iniendendo addressed to the mayor, ichevim^ burgesses, and com
Down Ampney. monalty of Abbeville in Ponthien, in favour of William de Fenles, to whom
the custody of the said county has been committed during pleasure.
The like to the burgesses and commonalty of Bue, Wauban, Mareskene-
terre, Orotoy, Areynes, Gressy and Aubemarle in Ponthien.
Appointment of Emeric de Cancell[i8] to the custody, during pleasure, of
the castie and wood of Amndell, so that he answer for the issues from the
death of Henry de Neuburg, former keeper.
March 30. Letters for Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, going
T^whladft. beyond seas, nominating Bichard de Heydon, his steward, as his attorney
until Trinity.
April 5. The like for Bobert son of Maurice, staying in England, nominating
LeeUade. Bichaid son of Henry and John de Sidlv for two years in Ireland.
Protection with clause [vdumnu] for him, for one year, from Easter.
April 18. Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Luoca^ to
Weitmiiistcr. pay the prior of Marmoutier 25 marks for last Easter term of the 60 marks
yMiriy which he receives as appointed alms.
Vacated because below.
7 EDWARD I. 307
1279. Memhrane 21 — con^.
AfNTil 20. Lieenoe for the prior and Gonvent of St. Edmnnda to elect an abbot, on
Wettmiiutif. Stepheo de Dcewurth, John de NorthwoU and Peter de London, monks
thereof, bringing news of the death of Simon, their abbot.
April 18. LioencOy for one rear, at the instance of Anthony Bek, for Terricus de la
WMtainiCer. Broere, merchant of Bruges, and his men to take goods to Ireland to trade
with, notwithstanding the late prohibition against Flemings taking wool or
other goods out of the realm.
Bj Anthony Bek.
April 22. Acquittance to Thomas de Wydehaye for the payment, 19 April,
Westmioster. 7 Edward I, in the wardrobe at Westminster to Master Thomas Bek, king's
derk, keeper of the wardrobe, of 30 marks, wherein he was fined for exemption
for life from being distrained to take up the arms of a knight.
April 21. Appointment of John de Berewyk to the custody, during pleasure, of the
Westmfaifter. abbey of St. Edmunds, which is void.
Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants.
Licence^ at the instance of John, duke of Lorraine and Brabant, for
Jakemin le Blund, merchant of Douay, to dispose of the cloths he now has
or may faring into England before the end of the fair of Boston, notwith-
standing the prohibition ci cloths not of the right measure.
April 22. Dionyeia de Maundevile, Margaret de Columbariis, and Matilda de
Wcsimiuiiiw. Ghimay, nuns of Shafkesbury, bringing news of the death of Juliana their
abbess, have letters of licence to elect.
Letters for the abbot of Gymiuges, nominating William de Monasterio
Vil]ar[i] and Thomas le Pastur his attorneys for five years.
April 22. Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
Westmfaitter. pay the abbess of Fontevrault 41/. 6^. 2d, for last Easter term of her yearly
fee of 82/. lOf . 4J. of appointed alms.
The like to the same to pay the prior of the order of the Qrande
Chartreuse 25 marks for the said term of his yearly fee of 60 marks
like alms.
April 23. Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Elias Boyt, citizen and merchant
Wettmiiuter. of Bordeaux.
Protection with clause volumui^ for the following, going with the king
beyond seas :'—
Eustace de Hacche until Michaelmas.
John de Oayton, until Michaelmas.
Luke de Tany and Peter Becard, during pleasure.
The abbot of Westminster, until Christmas.
Nicholas Fermbaud, until Michaehnas.
The like for brother John de Derlington, archbishop elect of Dublin, for
two years.
The like^ until Michaelmas, for Thomas de Maydenehach, going beyond
seas with the king.
Simple proteetion, tor one year, for the prior of Taunton.
with clause volumuif until Michaelmas, for Bichard de la
Lynde, going beyond seas witfi the
April 23. Mandate to Eliaa de Sutton, king's derk— to whom B. bishop of Bath
WsstauBster. and Wells, the chancellor, by reason of his office of the Chancery, com-
mitted the costody of the wnts^ rolls and chirographry, in the eyre of the
u 2
806 OALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1279. Membrame 21 — eant.
justices in eyre in the county of York, and their other eyrea, until the king's
further order — to attend to the busineflSy and the king has commanded the
justices to deliyer the said writs to him.
April 25. Letters for Edmund, the king's brother, going with the king beyond seas,
Weitminster. nominating Bichard de Fukeram and Hugh de Vienna, his attorneys for
one year.
The like for :—
Richard de Breus and John [un/iniiked entty'].
William de Breus, going with the king beyond seas, nominating
Bichard de Breus and John de WyngefSd until Michaelmas.
The abbot of Westminster, nominating brother Alexander de Staundon,
John de Weston, and Bichard de Naylingeherst until Ohristmas.
The master of the Eoiights Templars in England, going beyond seas,
nominating brothers William de Medbum and Bichard de Sancto
Michaele until Midsummer.
John Patrik, going to Ireland, nominating William de Bonevill and
Peter de la Sale until a year after Chrii^Dias.
Master Gilbert de Sancto LeofSirdo, going to Scotland, nominating
Bobert de Bogate and William de Boidegeton until All Saints.
The like for Joseph de Ohauncy, prior of St. John of Jerusalem in
England, who is constantly attendant on the king's serrice at the Exchequer,
nominating brother Richard de Holm his attorney before the justioes In
eyre in the county of York.
Mmmbrjne 20.
Oommission to Bobert de Verdun to enquire touching yagabonds com-
mitting homicides, depredations, arsons and burglaries by day and night in
the counties of Warwick and Leicester.
April 21. Oommisfflon of oyer and terminer to W. de Wimbnm and Thomas de
WwtmiDster. Sancto Vigore, touching an appeal which Henry Cole and John Cole bring
in the county of Somerset against Bobert de la Leghe of Wynesham for the
death of William Cole, their brother.
Mmmbranm 19L
April 24. Bequest to Guy, count of Flanders, to deliver, according to treaty, with-
WettBunfter. out fiuiher delay, the money wherein he and his merchants are bound to
the king and his merchants of England, Ireland and the march of Wales
for trespaises some time since committed against the latter, to John Duraund
of Dunestapel and Bichard de Arraz, of Lincoln, king's merchants, appointed
to receive the same to the use of the said merchants of England, Ireland
and the march, with acquittance for the same.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lncca^
to pay Thomas de Waylaund and his fellows, justices of the Bench,
100 marks for Easter term, 7 Edward L, to wit, to the said Thomas
30 marks, to Walter de HeWun 25 marks, to John de Luvetot 26 marks,
and to Roger de Leic[e8treJ 20 marks, of their yearly fees which they
receive as long as they stand in the said office.
April 26. Pardon to Herbert de Tedemeirii, for the death of Bmald, parson of the
WwrtBuiiMfir. church of Kerselawe, as it appears by inquisition made by B^ger Imvedw
and John de Metingham that he kflled him in edf-defenoe. By iL
7 BDWABD L 309
1279. Membrane 19— ixm/.
Pardon to Alexander atte Stighele, of Lecheworthy for the death of Robert
de Sancto Botulpho, on testimonj before the king by Boger Luveday,
one of the justices lately in ejre in the county of Hertford, that he killed
him in self-d^ence. By K. quia in itinere.
Simple protection, for one year, for Sibyl de Kentelesbere.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Henry de Pontibus to the custody of
the abbey of Shaftesbury, which is void.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Acquittance to Bichard, prior of Worcester, and Thomas de Newynton,
late sub-sheriff of Worcester, for the payment on St. Gregory's day,
7 Edward I., to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, by the hands
of Thomas de Wychio, monk of that house, for 20/. of the second moiety of
the fifteenth of that county.
Pardon to Simon de Boclond of Olyve, in Canterbury gaol for the death
of Bichard Hamelyn of Olyve, as it appears by the record of John de
Beygate and his fellows, justices in eyre in the county of Kent, that he
killed him in self-defence.
April 28. Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the archbishopric of Dublin
Westminster, for John de Derlington, Friar Preacher, preferred by the Pope to be arch-
bishop of Dublin.
Mandate to Bobert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, Thomas de
Oheddeworth, keeper of the archbishopric of Dublin, and Master John de
Saunford, eiicheator of Ireland, to restore to him the temporalities.
Safe-conduct, until Whitsunday, for Bobert de Vilers and John le
Ck>nver8, whom the king is sendmg on his affairs to the parts of Lam-
padervaur.
The like for Thomas de Ippegrave and Boger de Ooyners, whom the king
is sending so Bothelan.
Simple protection, for one year, for Baymond de Podio, executor of the
will of Baymond de Bovis Villa.
The like for three years in Ireland for William BumelL
April 28. Appointment of Isabella de Mortuo Mari to the custody, for a year
Westmmster. from next Easter, of the castle of Oswestry (de Albo M<matterio)^ at a rent
to the abbot of Vale Boyal of 200/.
And be it remembered that the king granted to her that at the end of
that year she might have the custody or the said castle for as long as she
wished to give him 200/.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate to Boger Lestrange to deliver it to her with the armour by
chirograph.
April 27. John de Beygate, Geoffrey de Leukenore, William de Norburg, Salomon
Westminster, de Boffa, Hamo Hauteyn and Bichard de Boylaund, as justices in eyre
for common pleas this turn in the counties of Kent, Surrey and Sussex,
and to hear and determine pleas touching liberties and trespasses, and
plaints of officers and bailiffs as well of the king as others, and to hear
any compUunts and make competent amends according to law and the
eostom of the reahn, the ordinance made thereof, the tenor of the statutes
and the articles handed over to them.
Appointment of G[odfrey], bishop of Worcester, Th[oma]^ bishop of
Here^rd. Edmund de AlemannuL earl of Oomwall, and HflDiy de Lacy,
310 OALBITDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Membrane 19— cofU.
•arl of Lineohiy to supply the king's place, during pleMore, in bis absence
on a jonrney to France to hold a conference with Philip, Ung of France.
[Hedera].
Power to Ralph de Sandwjco, king's steward, to sell the coated j of the
knds and heir of John Blejhs, tenant in chief, with the marriage of the
heir.
Mandate to Orlandinns de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lncca, to
deliver to Anthony Bek, kind's derk, 60L of last Easter term of his yearly
fee of lOOL for the custody <» the Tower of London.
Exemption, for life, of John de Horbiry from being pot on assises, juries
or recognisances, on testimony before the king by n^inald de Gkey that
he is so decrepit that he cannot attend to his own aiiairs or those of
other persons.
Ghnmt to GFrace de Middelton, damsel of Eleanor, the king's consort, of
the custody, during the minority of the heir, of the land and heir of John
Wyger, tenant in chief, which are extended at 11/. Of. 6d^ with the
marriage.
Writ of aid directed to all persons of the counties of Salop, Stafford, Glou-
cester, Hereford, Somerset, Dorset, Kermerdyn and Kardigan, for Soger
de Morttto Mari, appointed principal keeper, during pleasure, of the parts of
Lampaderyaur and the whole land of West Wales.
The like for Reginald de Grey in the counties of Nottingham, Derby,
Leicester, Warwick, Lancaster, and Chester.
April 27. Power to Thomas de Normanvill, king's steward, to sell to Henrr le
Wertminstor. Escot, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, the custody during the minority of the heir
of the lands and heir of Walter Curteys, tenant in ehief; with the
marriage.
Mandate to Orlandinns de Podio and his fellows^ merchants of Lucca, to
pay Ralph de Hengham and his fellows, justices of pleas before the king,
75 marks for Easter term, 7 Edward I., to wit, to the said Ralph 30 marks,
to Nicholas de Sti^lton 25 marks, and to Walter de Wynbum 20 marks
of their yearly fees for as long as they stand in the said crfnce.
April 28. Letters for brother John de DerHngton, archbishop elect of Dublin,
Westminster, nominating Philip Cradok his official and brother Robert^ master of
the Ejiights Templars in Ireland, to be his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
Writ of aid for Blaster Henry de Newerk and Thomas de Normanvill,
appointed during pleasure to the custody of the archbishopric of York, and
to enquire toucUng the goods and other things belonging thereto, alienated
and subtracted since the death of Walter, the late archbishop.
Writ of aid, during pleasure, for W. bishop of Norwich and Henry de
Lacy, earl of Lincoln, whom the king is sending to conduct Hartmann son
of the king of the Romans, who is shortly coming with his household and
goods to I^ndon. [Fcedera,^
Safe-conduct, during pleasure, for the said Hartmann.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master William Reimund[i]de
Monte, canon of Basas, proctor of Oonstance, late the wife of Uenry de
Alemannia.
Protection with clause [•oltMiiit], untfl Mifthaithnafli for Iteriua de
Angolisma, going beyond
7 BDWARD I. 311
1279. Membrane 19— €MiI.
April 28. Simple protectioDy for one year, for Iterinsi canon of the eharoh of Suerdes.
WeBtminster.
Pardon to William son of Ne^ra, in Ejlesbury gaol for the death of the
said Nejra, his mother, on testimonj before the king by Robert Malet,
justice appointed to deliyer that gaol, that he killed her bj misadventure.
Mandate to Orlandinas de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lncca, to
pay Geoffrey de Nenband, chancellor of the Ezcheqaer, 20 marks, Roger
de Norwode, John de Oobeham and Philip de Wileghebj, barons of the
Exchequer, 20 marks each, and Master Odo de Westmonasterio, remem-
brancer of the Exchequer, 12 marks 6#. Sd. for Easter term, 7 Edward I.,
of their yearly fees.
Mbmbranb 18.
The like to the same to pay Philip de Wil^heby, receiver of the goods
of condemned Jews in divers counties, 20/. in aid of his expenses in that
office.
Mandate to Nicholas de Oastello, king's derk, to audit in the presence of
Master William Reimund[i] de Miro Monte the account of Nicholas de
Stilton for all the time that he was keeper of the castle of Tikehull and
manor of Ghingeley, making allowance for expenditure on works done by
the king's order, and for which the said Nicholas has the king's warrant.
April 28. Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
Westminster, pay Nicholas de Oastello, king's derk, remembrancer of the Exchequer,
20/. in aid of his expenses in that and other offices there.
Protection with clause [vo/timti#], for three years, for Master William de
Luda, going beyond seas.
Letters for Master Thomas de Luda, going bej^nd seas, nominating
Master William de Luda, Master Benedict de viterbo and Robert lie
Leykebum his attorneys for three years.
Protection with clause [vohimus]^ for three years, for him.
The like, untfl Michaehnas, tar Robert la Ware, [going] with the king.
Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to Ghiy Vicedomini, Guy
Ohnfiiayn, Bartholomew Jacoby and Cambinus Falconar[ii] and their
fellows, merchants of four sodeties of Florence, for a loan of 2,200/. sterling
delivered by the hands of Orlandinus de Podio and his feUows, merchants
of Lucca, which the king promises to repay at London next Michaelmas.
Vacated becamee the money wa» paid and the letter ntrrendered.
Grant to the mayor, bailifis and good men of Chester of a pavage of a
halfpenny on every caitload of firewood or coals for three years from the
Ascension, 7 Edward L
Qreni to the abbot of Vale Royal, for the works of his church, of 200/.
yearly which Isabella, late the wife of John son of Alan, is bound to render
for the fiurm of the town of Oswestry {de Albo Monaiierio) and the
hundred of Oswaldestre, for as long as she holds the same by grant of
the
Protection with daose vo/mntit, until Michaelmas, for €(eoSrey
Pichcfoi^ going beyond seas with the king.
312 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1279. Membrane 18— «ofi#.
The like, until Michaelmas, for the following, going with the
Simon de Ghiltham.
April 28. John del Merk.
[We«tminit«p.] Robert Poterel, king's Serjeant.
Robert de Percy.
John de Merk.
Presentation of Thomas de Dagenhal to the chorch of St. Peteri Old
Sanim.
April 28. Acceptance of a sale by Thomas de Normanvill to Henry del Medwe for
Westioizister. 50 marks of the custody, during the minority of the heirs, of the land and
heirs of Robert Folejaumbe, tenant in chief ; with the marriage.
Licence for John le M^re, mayor of Northampton, to sell this side of
Michaehnas 80 cloths which he has, notwithstanding the prohibition of
cloths not haying the ijglit measure.
Grant, in fee simple, to William de Monte Revelli of the mills of the Ghi
and la Morgance, situated on the water of la Jale, with the water of la Yale
and the marsh between the road of la Morgance and the port of Bruge at
the yearly (sic) seryice of a lance at every change of lord.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill, king's steward, to enquire into the
following matter by jury of persons within and without the town of Lenn
and other persons of the county of Norfolk. The king granted a safe-
conduct to the merchants of the count of Holland until Michaelmas,
7 Edward I. but some men of the town of Leo arrested some goods of the
said merchants, contrary to the said safe-conduct, and although the king several
times commanded the bailiffs of W. bishop of Norwich, of Len, to deliver
the arrested goods to the said merchants, they neglected to do so, wherefore
the king commanded the sheriff of Norfolk to go in person to the town and
attach the said bailiffs and have them before the king three weeks after
last Easter to answer for their contempt, but thej, disregarding their attach-
ment, failed to come. He is to enquire whether the arrest was made after
the date of the said safe-conduct, and whether by single persons or by the
commonalty : if by single persons, he is to arrest them, if by the commonalty
he is to seize the liberties of the conmionalty.
April 28. Simple protection, for two years, in Ireland for Budo la Szusche and
Westminster. Millicent his wife.
Letters for Thedaldus de la Belle, derk, going beyond seas, nominating
James Ricoverer and Hugh le Poste his attorneys for one year.
Mandate to Stephen de Penecestre, Walter de Helyon and their fellowSf
appointed to hear and determine pleas of coin, and Philip de Wilegheby,
king's derk, to deliver to Orlandmus de Podio. merchant of Lucca, and
Gregory de Rokesle, keepers of the exchange, all the money and silver as
well in bullion as in specie and otherwise wMeh they have of the goods of
Jews and other transgressors against the coinage.
The like to John Bek and his fellows, like justices.
The like to Bartholomew de Sudle and his fellows, like justices.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill, touching the bailifb of Len as
above. [Ut^nishedA
Vacated because above.
Membrane 18 {Schedule 1).
April 28. Mandate to the dean and chapter of St. Peter's, York, to assign a stall
Westminster, in the choir and a place in the chapter to Master Henry de Newerk, to
whom the king has granted the ardideaconry of Bychemondt in his gift by
reason of the voidance of the see.
7 BDWABD I. 313
1279. MemhraiM Id— ecrn^.
Protection with danse rogamuSf for the master and brethren of the
hospital of St. James, Altopascio.
April 28. Mandate to Orlandinns de Podlo and his fellows, merchants of Lncca, to
[Westmiiuter.] pay William de Brnmpton, one of the justices of the Bench, 20 marks for
last Easter term of his yearly fee of 40 marks.
The like to the same to pay Elias de Bekingham, king's derk, keeper of
the rolls and writs of the Bench, 10 marks for the same term.
Ghrant to Master Hubert Aliono, king's moneyer, of 200/. yearly for his
maintenance for so long as he is in that office.
Membrane 18 (Schedule 2).
April 28. Whereas the church of All Saints, Derby, is the king's free chapel and
W«ttmin«ter. exempt from the jurisdiction of the ordinary, and is immediately subject
to the Pope, and by grant of the king's predecessors is appurtenant to the
deanery of Lincoln, and Master Jordan de Wynbum, archdeacon of Derby,
claims the jurisdiction of the ordinary, preferring sentence of excommunica-
tion against certain ministers of the said church the king prohibits Master
Oliver de Sutton, dean of Lincoln, and all the canons of the said church,
as at another time Henry III. did, from obeying the bishop of Coventry
and lachfield, the archdeacon of Derby or their officials, deans or others,
claiming to exercise such jurisdiction. Also as the king hears that, by
pretext of a contention of this kind touching the liberties of the said free
chapel between the said dean and canons and the archdeacon, certain
appeals have been lodged whereby prejudice might arise to the king, he has
lately prohibited the said archdeacon from setting on foot without the realm
any plaint or appeal touching the liberties of the said church.
Membrane 18— ecml.
April 28. Licence after inquisition ad quod damnum made by Roger de Clifford,
Weitiiiiiister. justice (tf the forest this side Trent, for Bartholomew de Si^eye to impark
his wood of la Le, which is within the metes of the forest of Feckenham ;
and for the increase of the said park, to endoee, out of the adjacent launds,
100 acres of his own soiL
Mmmbranb 17.
April 27. Commission of oyer and terminer to B. de Mortuo Mari, Nicholas de
WestDunster. Stapelton, John de Lovetot and Master Henry de Neuwoi:, touching
trespasi^ between the men of the realm and the men of Seiland, whereby
arrests are made on both sides.
The like to W. de Helyun, Nicholas de Wodeford, and Adam le Botiller,
as to pleas affecting the chace of Bristol, in the counties of Gloucester and
Somerset.
Commission to William de Saham to enquire whether John de Mildeby,
in York gaol for the death of Geoffrey son of Bichard Sitling, killed him
by misadventure or by ftlony.
Mbmbbane 16.
April 27. Presentation of Master Boger de Saling to the church of Bungeton, in
Weftminster. the diocese of Norwich, void by the resignation of Balph de Hengham,
and in the king's gift by reason of the voidance <rf the abbej of St.
Edmunds.
314
OALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
Canterbnrj.
May 7.
Canterbury.
1279. Membrane 16 — eont
Protection with clause volumut^ until Michaelmasi for Richard de
Bedefordy going heyond seas with B, biahop of Bath and WeUs, the
chancellor.
Master John le Gras and Thomas de Hedon, canons of St. Peter'Si ToA,
bringing news of the death of Walter, their archbishop, have letters of
licence to elect.
Protection, for two years, for Adam Stripling, merchant of Oashel.
Gb-ant to prioress and convent of Shaftesbury, for a fine of 100/., of the
custody of dieir abbey during the present voidance, so that they have all
the issues as well in tallages of their men as in lands and other goods, which
would belong to the king if he had the custody. Saving to the king
advowsons of churches, wards and escheats of kn^^ht's fees, if any should
fall in during this voi^mce, as also the voidance of the abbey hereafter.
May 8. Signification to the bishop of Salisbury of the royal assent to the election
DoTer. of Laurencia de M^scegros, one of the nuns, to be abbess of Shaftesbury.
On this'day the chancellor went with the king to the parts of France.
Mil^ 13. Grant €[> Alice, late the wife of Henry de Dyve, tenant in chief, for a
Westniiiister. fine of 50 marks, of the marriage of the heirs of we said Henry. -Grant to
her also of the custody during the minority of the heirs of the lands of the
said Henry in Dadinton at a rent of 10/.
Given by the hand of Master Thomas Bek.
May 8. Signification to the Pope of the royal assent to the election of John de
DoTer. Norwold to be abbot of St. Edmunds.
Grant to Simon de Kilkenny, king's clerk, of the prebend which William
de Willesleye, deceased, had in the church of Kildare, in the king's gift by
reason of the voidance of tlie see.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter.
Power to Thomas de Normanvill, king's steward, to recdve fines from
widows holding in dower land to the value of 20/. or 30/. yearly by assign-
ment of the king, to marry whom they will of the king's allegiance; idso
to demise custodies and marriages of like value.
The like to Bichard de Holebrok, kind's steward.
— '— ^ — ^ -^ ' >■ - ' ■■ — — — — — ^-^_, — g — -.. — .
May 12. Protection with dause [volumus]^ until Michaelmas, for Henry de
Dover. Grenef ord, going beyond seas with the king.
Memorandumy that a charter of a judgment rendered in court before the
king between the abbot of Quarr, and Isabella de Fortibus, countess ci
Albemarle, touching a charter of ttie abbot by Adam de Gestreton, which
was broken, is enrolled in the roll of charters of the seventh year, in the
month of May.
May 7. Grant — ^in pursuance of a grant at will by Henry III. to Boger le
Csoterbnry. Vineter, of Bochester, and Avice his wife, of the custody of 9/. 10«. rent in
Wolwidi and Medingham, late of Adelmar, sometime bishop elect of
Winchester, which grant the king has inspected— to the said Avice <^ the
said custody during pleasure. Per rotulum»
Pardon to Simon atte Blakefenne for the death of William Bussel, on
testimonv before the king by John de Beygate and his fellows, justices in
eyre in the county of Kent, that he killed hmi in self-defence.
PerrohUtam.
Simple protection, for one year, for Constaiiee, late the wife of Henry
de
May 9.
DoTer.
May 10.
Dover.
7 £DWABD I. 8^16
1279. Membrane 16 — eoni.
Protection with olanse volumuSf ontil MiohftelmaSy for John de Wjcham,
chaplain, gone beyond seas with the king.
The like, until Michaelmas, for Robert de Olopton, going bejond seas
with the king.
The like for Henry Wade, going beyond seas with the king.
May 9. Pardon to Howel son of Eynon Goch for the death of Thomas de
Caoterbozy. Becton son of Walter le ProTOSt, on testimony before the king that he
kiUed him by misadventure.
May 26. Mandate to all persons of the land of Ireland to be attendant to the
AranieB person to be appointed deputy during his absence by Robert de Ufford, the
(.^TMMf). jasticiary, whom the king has commanded to come to England to treat on
dirers affairs of that land.
June 1. Protection, until Easter, for Henry le Mareschal of Dublin, directed to
Dofcr. the bailiffs of Ireland and Gascony and other bailiffs.
By the hand of Master Thomas Bek.
This letter woe renewed became it was lost in the hanaper.
May 9. Pardon to Robert son of WiUiam Torald, eight years old, in Osnterbury
Oantwboiy. gaol for the death of Torald son of John le Teler, as it appears by record
of the justices in eyre in the county of Kent that he killed him by mis-
adyenture. Per rotulmm.
June 15. Protection with clause vo/trnitit, until Easter, for William de Valenciai
DoTer. staying beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Membrane 15 {Sehedtile),
Majr 23. Confirmation of a peace made between Louis, king of France^ and
Amieni. Henry III. touching the Agenais. [Ftedera'].
Mbmbranb 16.
May 14. Safe-conduct, until Ohristmas, for Richard Spillering, burgess of
W«itaiiutBr. Ohester, whom the abbot of Vale Royal is sending beyond seas to bring
100 tuns of wine and other goods to take to the abbey.
GKren by the hsnd of Master Thomas Bek.
Writ of aid, until 1 August, for Robert son of John, whom the king is
sending to conduct Hartmann son of the king of Almain, with his house-
hold, muness and goods from parts beyond seas to Yarmouth and thence to
London.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas, for Adam de Riston,
gone beyond seas with the king.
May 15. Appointment of Oliyer de Ingham and John de la More to audit the
Westminster, accounts of the bailiffs of Great Yarmouth and of the collectors of the
murage granted to them, as the king hears that the bailiffs and burgesses
convert it to their own uses, so that the wall is not yet begun ; and they are
to deliver the said money to trustworthy persons according to the ordinance
of the commonalty and themselves for tilie building of the said wall.
By the hand of Master Thomas Bek.
Ptotection with dause voIhmiw, until MiftKmi>i«tftff^ for Robert le Venur,
going beyond seas with the king.
316 OALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Membrane 15-— eon^.
Letters for John de Pateshnll, gone beyond seas, nominating Master
Henry de Braj and Adam le Vemir his attorneys untU Ohristmas.
The like for :—
Master Geoffrey de Aspale, gone beyond seas with the king, nominating
William de Ivemere.
Hngh de Beaomes, nominating Bobert la Znsch and Bichard Tiffe in
Ireland for four years.
Protection with clause volumuif antil Michaelmas, for Gilbert de
Oheleseye, gone beyond seas with the king.
May 17. Power, at the instance ci Master Bonacias de Mediolano, to Master
Westminster. Qrasslnus le Lombard and Bobert Skroby, to nominate attorneys in the
room of the said Bonacius in the hnstings of London; directed to the mayor
and sheriffs of London. By the hand of Master Thomas Bek.
May 21. Letters for W. archbishop of Bonen, nominating Balph Dinun and John
Westminitcr. de Malo Passu his attorneys for one year.
May 23. Protection with danse volumuif for one year, for Master Bonettos de
Westminster. Sancto Qayntino, gone beyond seas with the king*
By Master Thomas Bek.
May 22. The like, until 1 August, for Peter de Huntingfeld, also gone with the
Westminster, king. By the same.
May 30. Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the archbishopric of
DoTor. Canterbury for John de Peccham, of the order of Friars Minors, preferred
to be archbishop by the Pope. By the same, at the king's mandate by writ.
Mandate to Balph de Sandwioo, king's steward, and William de Middelton,
keepers of the archbishopric, to restore to him the temporalities.
June 4. Letters for the abbot of S6eB, nominating Adam Desores and John de
Westminster. Adtherington his attorneys for one year. By the same.
June 6. The like for Petor de Ourginoto, parson of the church of Totingedon,
Westminster, nominating Bobert de Appelguth for three years.
At the king's mandate by writ.
Exemption, for five years, to John de Britannia, earl of Biohmond, going
to the court of Bome and thence proposing to go to the Holy Land, from
personal attendance in the army; if the king should summon his army
within that period, due by reason of his said earldom, on condition that he
cause the service thereof to be done by his men.
[Faedera]. At the king's mandate by writ
Simple protection, for five years, for him.
June 10. Letters for the abbot of Truward, nominating Peter del Sartryn his
Westminster, attorney for two years.
June 12. Simple protection, for three years, for David de Penbrok and Cecil[ia] la
Rochester. Utlaghe. By the same^ at the king's mandate by writ.
June 19. Memorandum^ that on Monday before Midsummer the king landed at
Dover. Dover, on which day Master Thomas Bek and John de Kirkeby, to whom
the king had delivered bis seal to keep during his absence, d^vered the
said seiJ to the bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor of our lord the
king.
June 10. Simple protection, for one year, for Avioia, late the wife of Thomas de
Dovtr. Basing.
7 BDWABD I. 317
1279. Membrtme 16— eofU.
Jnne 20. Proflentatioii of Master Adam de Nwffolch to the church of Tydol-
Ganterbniy. veshyde in the dioceBe of Salisbury.
See the Schedule attached of the death of a man.
[7^ Schedule is musing. "]
Letters for the abbot of St. Catherine du Mont, by Bouen, nominating
Balph de Frankenne and Richard le Keu his attorneys for one yean
The like for the dean and chapter of St. Mary's, Bouen, nominating
Master John Alanda, one of the canons, Walter de Pantoriis, Reginald
Careman, Reginald le Engieis and John de Massy for two years.
June 21. Pardon to Simon Gurteys of Great BrichuU, chaplain, for the death of
Ouiterbiiry. John de Ekendon and of any consequent outlawry.
Letters for the prior of Ohristchurch, Canterbury, nominating Master
Robert de Penres, Thomas GifEard and John Rycolf his attorneys in
Ireland for one year.
Pardon to William son of GKlbert of his outlawry for trespasses and
robberies against Walter de Burfes.
Mmmbbanm 14.
June 25. Letters for Robert de Nuugent, staying in England, nominating Almaric
Leeds. de Aveny his attorney in Ireland for two years.
Simple protection, for tiunee years, for Peter de Beton, bishop of A.ire
{Aduten%
Richard de Dyuelek, canon of St. Mary's, Dyuelek, bringing news of the
death of Bobert his abbot, has letters of licence to elect.
Power to Bobert de XTfford, justidaiy of Ireland, to give the royal assent
to the person elected and to restore to mm the temporalities.
June 25. Pardon, at the instance of Luke de Tany, to Thomas Malekake of his
Leeds. outlawry for robberies against Balph de Byselingbiry.
At die king's mandate by writ.
Protection with clause [vo/umtit], until Michaelmas, for Geoffrey
Gacelyn, going to the parts of Agen with William de Valencia, the king's
uncle on the king's affidrs.
June 25. Grant to William de Brompton of the prebend in the chapel of St.
Leede. Sepulchre, York, which John le Fauconer, deceased, lately had, in the
king's gift by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of York.
Mandate to the abbot of St. Augustine's, Bristol, to deliver all the money
and other goods which John le Fauconer, late receiver of the goods of con-
demned Jews, placed in his custody, to the executors of the will of the said
John, for them to deal with as the king shall instruct them.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master William de EweU, John de
Merston, diiaplain, Banulph, vicar of the church of Est Grenewich, John
de Oatelyne, Balph de BippUngham and William Dudekyn, executors of the
will of Walter de Merton, sometime bishop of Bochester.
Jnne 25. Pardon, at the instance of Francis Acursii, to Simonettus Spinell[i] for
the death of GreofiErey le Portur and of any consequent outlawry.
At the king's mandate by writ.
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Mandate to all bailiffs^ on complaint by brother Willtam, proctCMr-general
of the houBe of St Anthony, Yienne, to arrest all persons falEmlj represent-
ing themselves to be brethren and proctors of that house and collecting
arms without letters testimonial, of the proctor-general.
July 3. Letters for the abbot of Ftoonp, staying beyond seas, nominating
Westminiter. Stephen de London and James de Herice his attorneys for one year.
The like for Byndinus Thethaldi, merchant of Florence, nominating
Bustikellus Thethaldi for two years.
The like for Beyner son of Clericus de Passo, merchant of Florence,
nominating the said Bustikellus.
Pardon to Guy, prior of Montacute, for a fine of 60 marks which he has
made, of the trespass of clipping the coin, whereof he was lately indicted
before Bartholomew de Suthlegh and his fellows, justices appointed to hear
pleas of such trespasses.
July 6. Pardon to Walter Ailmer of Great Yarmouth of his abjuration of the
WMtmiastor. realm for the clipping of coin, buying plates of silver or other things touch-
ing the said clipping.
Mandate to the keeper of the abbey of Shaftesbury to restore the tem-
poralities thereof to Laurencia de Mucegros, one of the nuns, elected to be
abbess.
Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants.
Grant, at the instance of Edmund the king's brother, to Aaron son of
Yives ( Fivon'), Jew of London, who was granted to the said Edmund by
Henry III. witti all his goods and chattels, that he shall not be molested by
reason of any trespass touching the clipping of the coin.
July 4« Signification to the pope of the royal assent to the election of Master
Westminster. William, chancellor of the church of York, to be archbishop.
July 5. Grant to Bobert Tibbetot of the marriage of the first-bom son and heir
Westminfter. of John de Mohun, lately deceased, tenant in chief, or, in case of his death,
of the next heir.
Appointment of Bobert de Tippetot and the prior of Lenton to audit the
account of the bailiffs of Nottingham of the murage lately granted to the
good men of that town : with mandate to the bailifib accor<&ngly.
July 6. Grant to Eleanor late the wife of Alexander de Ballioloi the king^s kiuB-
Westminster, woman, of all the king's lands in Kemeston, co. Bedford, for her mainten-
ance during pleasure.
July 6. Appointment of William Gerberg, king's clerk, in the room of John le
Westminster. Faukener, deceased, lately appointed to receive the money and other
things which Bartholomew de Suthlegh, William de Brayboef, and Adam
le Botiller, justices of oyer and terminer, for trespasses against the king's
money should deliver to him ; to exercise the office of Sie siud John at
Exeter and in the counties of Cornwall, Somerset, and Dorset.
The like of Walter de Bedmerlegh in the counties of Hereford,
Gloucester, W<Mroester, Salop, and Sta&rd.
Grant to Eleanor, late the wife of Alexander de Balliolo in the same
terms as above.
Letters for William, abbot of St. Evronl in Norman(^, staying bejimd
seas, nominating John Burnell, his monk, and John de Shelton, derk, his
attorneys for three years.
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The like for Boger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of Englandi
going to Ireland, nominating Thomas de Wejland and Master Geoffrey de
Aspehale in England.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
Eay out of the king's m<mey or their own to Peter Imbert, merchant of
[ontpeUer, who is going home, lOOf . of the king's gift.
Vacated becaufe he had a writ of Liberate to the treasurer and
chamberkdnt.
MSMBRANS 13.
Jol^ 7. The dean and chapter of Lismore, sending news {nundanteB) of the death
Westmitifter. of John their bishop, have letters of licence to elect.
July 8. Writ of aid for Beginald de Grey, appointed to enquire in the counties of
Westminfter. Buckingham and Bedford, Cambridge and Huntingdon, what ministers of
iniquity are saying that the king has prohibited any one from reaping his
com or mowing his meadows and are making other sinister and unfitting
suggestions of the king's person which were never thought of by him : and
to Keep Buch tale-bearas {narratoree) in safe custody until he has the king's
qpedal mandate for their deUvery.
The like for Boberi de Tybotot in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk.
The like for Almaric de Sancto Amando in the counties of Oxfoid and
Berks.
The like for John Bek in the county of Lincoln.
Acquittance to the citizens of Worcester of the receipt on Friday, the
feast of the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 7 Edward I. by the
hands of Giles de Audenard, king's derk, and Henry de Podio, merchant of
Lucca, of 21/. 13«. 4J., arrears of the fifteenth of that dty.
July 8. Grant, at the instance of the king of France, to his merchants of Amiens,
— that all the merchants of that town coming to London to trade, be quit of
murage there untQ a year after Michaelmas.
Mandate in pursuance to the mayor and sheriffs of London : and if they
have taken anj^ing already there are to restore it.
Memerandum that John de Luvetot on 21 September, 7 Edward L,
delivered into the wardrobe to the custody of Master Thomas Bek, then
keeper thereof, a letter contained in the schedule attached, sealed with the
seal of the abbot of Yalloiles.
See the schedule attached touching the same matter. [The schedule is
missing.]
Mandate to the abbot of Valloilles to deliver all the writings and muni-
ments which relate to the king and are with him, to John de Luvetot and
others, the kind's envoys, the bearers, who are to bring the same to the
king's court and in like manner to take them back, as the envoys will inform
the abbot
July 7. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by Geoffrey de NeviU,
Weftmiiistor. justice of the forest this side Trent, for John de Yescy to enclose his moor
of Chatton, oo. Northumberland, which is within the metes of the forest, in
such manner that the deer can get neither in nor out and for him to hold it
80 disafforested quit of waste imd regaid as also ci view of foresters and
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1279* Membrane 13— eoia«
▼erderen. The said moor coDtams 300 acres bj the forest perch« and the
covert which is within the moor contains 16 acres bv the same perch. He
is to render yearly 4«., at which it was arrented by GeofErey de Langele.
Simple protection, daring pleasnre, for the abbot of Taleskn in Wales.
July 7. Mandate to Gbegory de Bokesle and Qrlandinns de Podyo, keepers of the
Weetminstar. exchange, London, to letHogelinns de Wych[io] and his fellows, merchants
of Florence, have 554 marks ; Maynettns Bek and his fellows, merchants of
Florence, have 460 marks; Landus de Pistoria and his fellows, merchants
of Pistoja, have 554 marks ; and Daracius de Paz and his fellows^ merchants
of Florence, have 800 marks; which sams the said merchants delivered
into the wardrobe to Master W. de Lada, king's clerk, for the king's ose.
Simple protection, for one year, for Agnes de Haavill, mother of Geoffrey
de KaaviU, king's esqaire, going beyond seas.
The like, for two years from Easter next, in Ireland, for Bobert son of
Maarice, oommorant in England.
Mandate to Adam de Norfffolk], constable of the castle of Bordeaax, to
pay B. bishop of Bath and WelH or his attorney, 40/., which the bishop
paid for Gaston de Biem for his debts.
Writ of aid directed to all bailiffs and sabjects, and the king's friends^ as
well beyond seas as this side the sea, in &voar of Henry de Wynton, who
has bonght the goods of certain Jews hanged for trespasses of the coinage
in the realm, to wit, cloths, robes, furs, books of Christians and of Jews,
copper lamps and girdles of silk, and who is abont to dispose of them this
side and beyond seas.
Mandate to Orlandinns de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Laceai
to pay this time oat of the king's money or their ovm to Biohard de
Staanford, clerk of the Exchequer, IQOs., for the maintenance of his
clerks in the king's service.
Acknowledgment that the king is bound to return to Bartholomew
Jaoobi, Bardi, Bonus Signus Angelini, Hubert Baldewynes, of the society
of the Bardi of Florence, for themselves and for Benuncinus, lord of James
Bardi, and for others of their fellows, citizens and merchants of Florence,
and to pay to them all money which they have delivered or shall deliver to
Gregory de Bokesle, mayor of London, and Orlandinns de Podio of Luca,
keepers of the new money, within fifteen days of such deliveries made or to
be made. And the said merchants throughout the realm shall exchange in
the towns and places assigned, or to be assigned to them, the money so
given back to them every fortnight by the said keepers, and are bound to
exchange in the king's exchange, as is agreed, until further order.
The like to Guy de Yicedominis, Bernard Manfredi, Bobert Janyn and
John Mayuet, of the society of the Girculi, for themselves and Sir Gardinus
Oliveri and others, their feUows of that society.
Letters for the abbot of Citeaux, nominating Imbert le Oonvers of
Olteaux and John de Kayton his attorneys for one year.
July 8. Whereas Walter de Trailly, son and heir of John de TraiUy, who held
Westminster, in chief of Henry III. immediately after the death of his fiither came to
court and gave the king to understand by his friends that he was of full
age and exacted restitution of his lands from the king, whereby the king
granted him a writ out of chancery for inquisition to be made whether he
was of full age or not, as the custom is, and afterwards rest^nred his landa
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to him ; and now for certain it is shown that Walter was then three jears
short of his toll age, whereby his marriage and the issues of his lands for
that time ought to have belonged to the king, and the said Walter and his
friends and the jurors of the said inquisition, taking it to heart that thej
bad made a false oath in this matter, and repenting thereof, haye supplicated
the king to pardon them their trespass ; in consideration of a fine of 100
marks which the said Walter has made, the king pardons him, his friends
and the said jurors of their trespass.
Ghrant to Anthony fiek of the prebend of Streneshal, in the church of
St. Peter, York, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Mandate to Duracins de Florencia and his feUows, merchants of the
Windsor Park, society of the Puz, to receive in the king's name 3,000 marks which
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, the king's kinsman, has agreed to lend the king
to make his exchange, and which, at the earl's request, the king is to
permit to remain in Iheir hands for exchange ; and if the earl wants the
said money and asks them for it^ they are to restore it to him after next
Michadmas. Saving to the king the profit of the exchange.
Notification to all persons to the same effect.
Both entries are vacated because otherwise below.
July 13.
Wiadior.
July 14.
July 13.
Windfor.
Membrane 13 (Schedule).
Ratification of a charter of Michael Mauncel, which the king has
inspected, whereby the said Michael granted in fee simple to Walter de
Agmodesham, king's derk, certain lands in Agmodeeham, which Walter
Maoncel, £ftther of the said Michael, alienated to him out of a serjeanty
which Walter held of Henry III. in Little Messenden, by reason of which
alienation the said serjeanty was seized by Henry III. and arrented
at the king's Exchequer, and was afterwards handed over to the said
Michael to hold by Uiat arrentation, and as it appears by inspection of
the rolls of the Exchequer that the said lands were arrented at half a mark
yearly, and that Michi^l paid the same there, the said grantee is to hold the
same at that rent for all service.
July 15.
Windsor.
July 14.
Windsor.
July 14.
Windsor.
Membrane 13 — cont.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay out of the king's money or their own to Master Bonettus de Sancto
Quintino, 25/. for his expenses in going to the parts of Agen on the king's
business.
Letters for the prior of St. Nicholas, Exeter, nominating brothers
Bichard de Smalefeld and Paulinus de Flintham his attorneys in Ireland
for two years.
Membrane 12.
Commission to Walter de Helyun and John de Ghrimstede, to enquire
touching the persons who entered the parks of Matilda, late the wife of
Bobert Walerand, at Wymfred, co. Dorset, and Cystun, co. Gloucester,
hunted therein and carried away deer.
July 14.
Windsor.
96187.
Membrane 11.
Acknowledgement of the kins's indebtedness to Edmund, earl of Oom-
wall, his ir4p^mMi^ in 3,000 marics^ which the king permits to remain in
OALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1279.
July 15.
Windior.
July 15.
Windsor.
July 17.
July 28.
Windfor.
July 19.
Windsor.
July 24.
Windsor,
Membrane ll^-canL
the baadii of Dunmcius de Florencia and his fellowB, merchanta of the Puz^
to make the king's exchange with ; and promise that the said merchants
shall repay him by tale whenever he requires them to do so after Michael-
mas next.
Vacated becatue surrendered and cancelled^
Mandate in pursuance to the said Duracius and his fellows.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled and the money has been paid.
The like to Gregory de Bokesle, and the rest of the keepers of the
exchange of London, to repay the said money to the earl when he demands
it after Michaelmas by the said merchants.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled^ and the money has been paid.
Pardon to Matter Blias son of Master Mosseus, Jew of London, of all
trespasses and excesses touching the king's money or the clipping thereof.
Licence for him to sell his houses in the city of London.
Ghant to Everdaius de Domo, merchant of Ghent» whom the king has
deputed to buy plates of silver for the king's money, and to do other
business touching the money, of 10/. yearly at the Ezdiequer for as long
as he is engaged on the said business.
Vacated because otherunse below.
Oon£rmation of a grant by Eleanor, the king's consort, to the Friars
Preachers of Northampton of the well of Flexewell in the field of Thorp
by Northampton.
Simple protection, for two years, in Ireland for Richard de la Hyde.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Ohristmas, for John, prior of
Welnok (nc)y going beyond seas.
Protection and safe-conduct for Everdeius de Domo^ merchant of Ghent,
dented to buy plates of silver for the king's money and to do other business
touching the money, in going through the realm and the king's dominion,
for as long as he is so engaged.
Grant to him, during pleasure, of 10/. yearly for his maintenance on the
king's service ; and he is to have his reasonable expenses as often as he has
to come to the king or go on the king's affairs at the king's mandate.
Appointment^ during pleasure, of William Baudewyne and Alexander
de Monte Gomeri as viewers of the works of the caslie of Montgomery.
Protection with clause volumus^ until a year after Easter, for Roger le
^7^0^ oftfl of Norfolk and marshal of England, going to Ireland.
Simple protection, until All Saints, for Peter de Winton, Master Gilbert
de Sancto Leofardo, William le Bnin, Master Geoffrey de la Wade and
William de Nuterhavene, executors of the will of John le Fankoner.
Grant to J. archbishop of Canterbury, for a fine of 2,000 marks, payable
in four sums of 500 marks next Easter and Michaelmas and the following
Easter and Michaelmas, of the com of the archbishopric of the coming
autumn, which belongs to the king by reason of the late voidanoe of
the see.
Mandate in pursuance to Ralph de Sandwyco and William de Middelton,
late keepers of the archbishopric
Presentation of Master William de Hareworthe to the church of Tille-
bury in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of his custody
of the land and heir of Richard de Tillebury, tenant in diief .
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Oriandinus de Podio to pay Giles le
Assaur de Turron lOf . on his returning hcmie.
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1279.
Jnl7 25.
Windsor.
Ang. !•
BiilL
Memirane 11— -«onl.
Simple protectioxiy for one year, for Owen son of Elidirns and Eya his
wife» Dethegn and Wenthlian, sisters of Eva.
Licence for the Friars Preachers to receive a plot (area) which John de
London has given them in Wyndesore, to hold it in frank almoin and
inhabit it.
•
Licence for Nicholas de Ely, bishop of Winchester^ to hold for life the
advowBon and patronage of the priory of St. Swithun's, Winchester, in the
manner in which he held it before the king impleaded him in his coart.
The like [unfinished]. Vacated became above.
Letters for the abbot of Bee Hellonin, nominating brother Robert de
Leone his attorney.
Grant to William de Qermeny, king's clerk, of the prebend which Master
Raymond the Spaniard (jHupanm) had in the chnrch of Abbeville.
Simple proteotiony for one year, for the dean and chapter of Rouen.
Presentation of Thomas de Ci^IIa to the church of Blechesdon in the
diocese of Lincoln.
Appointment, dnrjng pleasure, of Master Ralph le Sanser, king's
seijeant, to the custody of the lands late of John Loveraz, deceased, tenant
in chief, so that he answer for the issues this side next parliament.
Power to William de Braiboef to sell, in the way eigoined upon him by
word of mouth, all the houses, lands and rents of Jews condemned for
trespasses, in Uiose places where he is appointed to enquire into such
Promise to pay to Hugelinus de Yikio and his fellows, merchants of
Florence, 250^ sterling withm a month after next Michaelmas, lent at
Paris to John de Grefy, seneschal of Gascony, to purvey wines for the
king's use. By Sir Anthony.
Vacated because the letter teas eurrendered and the money paid by
Gregory de Roheele.
Mandate to Duradus de Pulda to pay out of the money which he has
received from Edmund, earl of CSornwall, to Orlandinus de Podio, king's
merchant, 1,000/. for the works of the Tower of London.
Letters for the abbot of Netley {loci Sancti Edward%\ going beyond seas,
nominating brothers William de Northleye and John de Roches his attorneys
until the quinsaine of Michaelmas.
Ghrant to Master William de Luda, king's derk, of the prebend, which
William de Calverle deceased had in the church of St John, Beverley, in
the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric of York.
July 28.
Wiiidsor.
MSUBRANS 10.
Mandate to the sheriff of Dorset to keep in safe custody the manor of
Blaneford super Stur, which the king lately recovered by judgment of the
court, until further order.
Oommiasion to Gteoffrey de PVcheford and John de London to enquire by
jury of the counties of Buckingham and Berks, what men of those counties
set kidels and small nets in the river Thames^ to the destruction of snudl
fish.^
Oommission to Geoffrey de fi^cheford and Walter Sanvage to enquire
what lands John son of Alan de Wd
Vacated became it was returnable.
x2
824 OALENDAB OF FATBNT BOLLS.
1279. Membrane 10— eoi»<.
Oommission of oyer and tenniner to Walter de Wymbam and Hereward
de Marisco, touching an appeal which Olaricia de la Forte, sister of Boger
le Messer of Cumbe, brings in the county of Dorset against Bobert, Ticar
of the church of Sturministrey William de Welewe, Walter le Oharetter and
Bichard le Bercher.
Aug. 3. Commission to Thomas de Weyland and Boger Loveday — ^the pleas in
BnlL the Bench now ceasing so that assizes of darrein presentment cannot be
taken according to the tenor of Magna Carta, whereby danger might arise
by lapse of time to Simon Pecche and Juliana his wife, touching the
advowson of the church of Bollesby, co. Norfolk, now long voidy — to take
such assise which they bring against William son of Arnold de Bollesby.
Presentation of Bobert Champeneys to the church of St Mary, Grimesby,
in the diocese of Lincoln.
Simple protection, untO Christmas, for the abbot of Bittlesden, going
beyond seas.
Mbmbbanb 9.
Aug. 5. Grant to the good men of Bothelan in Wales of their town of Bothelan
BnlL at fee farm for seyen years from the feast of St. Laurence next for 40/.
sterling yearly, with the following liberties, to wit, that no sheriff shall
intem^dle over them touching any plea, cause or charge, or any other
thing pertaining to the said town, saving pleas of the crown which ought
to be attached by the men of the town to the coming of the king's justices.
That they have their gild merchant with the house and other liberties and
customs pertaining to that gild. That no one not of that gild carry on
merchandise in that town except with the will of the said men. That if
any person's bondman have dwelt in that town and have held land therein
and have been in the said gild and hanse and lot and * schot ' with the said
men for a year and a day without challenge, he cannot be demanded back
by his lord, but may remain in the said town freely. That they have sok
and sak, tol and them and infangethef, and be quit throughout the land of
toll, lastage, passage, pontage and stallage, also of * lene,' daneselds and
'gaywyte' and all other customs and exactions throughout tne king's
power, as well in England as in all other his lands. That nei^er they nor
their goods be arrested for any debt whereof they are not sureties or
principal debtors, unless such debtors are of their commonalty and power
having wherewith to satisfy their debts in whole or in part, and the said
men [of Bothelan] are shown to have failed to do justice to the creditors.
That for the trespass or forfeiture of their servants they shall not lose the
goods found in the hands of their servants or deposited anywhere by their
servants, in so far as they can prove them to be their own. That if any die
within the king's land and power testate or intestate, the king will not
cause his goods to be confiscated, but the heir shall have them wholly, in so
far as they can be shown to have belonged to the deceased, provided that
sufficient knowledge or fealty is had of the heir. That the men of the
said town shall not be judged (convineantur) by any foreigners or any
appeals, charges, injuries, trespasses, crimes, chiJlenges or demands brought
against them, but only by men of their town, except in any matter toudmiff
the commonalty of the town, in which case they shall be dealt with
according to the liberties approved and heretofore used in the city of
Hereford.
iohadmas,
the court of Bome.
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Aug. 1 7. Pardon to Hoinphrejde Oheselade, in Iveloestre gaol for the death of Adam
CM&igton. Sparky as it appears bj inquisition made bj Kumimrey de Kael^ William de
Oniloy Richard de CantUupo and Robert de Sancto Claro, justices appointed
to deliver that gaol, that he killed him in self defence.
Aug. 20. Whereas Laurence son of [Nicholas de Lodelawe, sometime burgess of
Boddngbam. Shrewsbury, deceased, and Reginald de Staunton, sometime clerk of the
said Nicholas, executors of his will, by grant and letters patent of the co-
executors of his said will, and also by letters of other children of the deceased
and of Idonia his relict, have power to sue for, levy and receive all his debts
and chattels wherever they may be, to give acquittances therefor, and do all
things that all the executors, the children and Idonia should do in this
behfjf, as the king understands by inspection of the said letters, the king
commands the mayor and ichevtm of Tpres to deliver the goods late of the
said Nicholas to &e said Laurence and Reginald for the execution of his
will ; and the king will cause whatever is done by the said Laurence and
Reginald to be ratified as well by the said children as by Idonia.
The like to the mayor and ^chevins of Ghent, St. Omer and Bruges.
Aug. 27. Presentation of Geoffrev de Wilburgham, chaplain, to the church of
Nottingham. Wrabenose in the diocese of London, void by die resignation of Master John
de Oadamo and in the king's gift by reason of the voidanoe of the abbey of
St. Edmunds.
Letters for Thomas de Grete, staying on the king's service in England,
and Amice his wife, nominating Gilbert de Lacy and Henry son of William
their attorneys in Ireland.
Auj^. 28. Protection with clause [volumu$\^ until a year after Michaelmas, for
Nottingham. Master Adam de Fileby, going beyond seas.
The like for Thomas bishop of Hereford, going beyond seas.
Sept. 8. Writ of aid, until Michaelmas, for Henry de Oxonia, king's yeoman, in
Nottrngham. carrying the king's venison firom the parts of Nottingham to London.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert de Tybotot to the custody of
the town of Nottingham, so that he answer for the issues at the Exchequer.
The like of the same to the custody of the said town for one year at a
rent of 60/.
Writ de intendendo for him directed to the burgesses and good men.
Safe-conduct, until a year after Michaelmas, for Thomas, bishop of Here-
ford, one of the king's household and council, going beyond seas.
Sept. 8. Letters for him, nominating Walter de Rudmerleye and John de Brade-
ham his attorneys for that period.
The like for Master Adam de Fileby, going beyond seas, nominating
William de Billokeby and William de Bonevill.
Sept. 9. Grant, for life, to Adam de Everingham of the liberty of hunting the fox
Nottingham, with his own dogs through his chaces and warrens in Holdemesse, except
during fence month and of carrying the fox away.
Sept. 21. Acquittance to Thomas Trentemars for the payment on Thursday, the
Westaunster. feast of St. Matthew the Apostle, 7 Edward I. into the wardrobe by the
hands of John de Lovetot, king's clerk, to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of
the wardrobe, of 20/. fine for trespass of the king's money.
Vacated because eurrendered aii3 canceled.
Letters for the abbot of Dorkcestre, gone beyond seas, nominating
brother William de Drayton and Master Thomas de Alberbury his attorneys
until Easter.
Grant, for a fln« of 20/. to Peter de Monte Sancti Vineenoiiy prior of
Bermundese, of the temporalities of that priory in the last voidance.
326 OALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Membrame 0 ctmi.
Sept. 21. Writ de intendendo for him directed to the sab-prior and oonyent*
— The like directed to the tenants.
Wiit of aid, daring pleasure, for Matthew de Oolombariis, king's yeoman
and chamberlain, and Aymer de Ponte, attorney of Matthew, appomted to
take the king's right prises and gaoge of wines landed at all ports between
Southampton and Bristol.
Sept. 22. Pardon to Philip de Bodnolagh, Friar Preacher, of his outlawry for a
Westminster, trespass against Bichard Nonon of Treloysech.
Letters for Bobert de Berley, going beyond seas^ nominating William de
Berley and John Page his attorneys until Easter.
Sept. 24. Mandate to Chregory de Bokesley and Orlandinus de Podio^ keepers of
WeBtminster. the exchange, to deliver to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe,
king's clerk, 500/. of the old money, for the expenses oi the household.
Acquittance to Stephen de Penecestre, keeper of the Oinque Ports^ for
the payment on Sunday before St. Peter in Cathedra, 6 Edivard I., by the
hands of Beyner, king's merchant of Lucca, and GKles de Audenard, then
keeper of the Tower of London, of 900 marks of the second moiety of the
fifteenth of the Cinque Ports.
Membrane 8.
Au^. 27. Commission to Master Bobert de Scardeburgh and Thomas de Normanvile
NottiDgbam. qq complaint that whereas the burgesses of the town of NewcasUe-on-Tyne
and diyers other men of the commonalty of that town were bound to the
king in divers debts, and the king's bailiffs and ministers of the coun^ of
Northumberland, by the king's precept, distrained them for the said debts
and did other things pertaining to their oi&ce in the said county without
the liberty of the said town, the said men assaulted the king^s bauiflb with-
out their liberty and continue to do so.
Membrane 7.
S(^t. 29. The like to Alexander de Monteford, Nicholas de By, Alexander de
Eastwood. Trikingham, and John Pycot, touching an appeal which Matilda late the
wife of Bichard de Biggesby, brings in the county of Lincoln against John
son of John Wysman of Ledenham, for the death of her husband.
Oct. 15 (xiiiij). The like to W. de Brayboef and Henry de Marisco, touching an appeal
Westminster, which Alice late the wife of Thomas de Perel, brings in the county of
Dorset against Thomas de Musters, Peter his brother, Balph de Oubem,
William de Luveton, Bichard son of GKlbert de Luveton, and William le
Fraunkeleyn, for the death of her husband.
Membrane 6.
Sept. 22. Letters for Bogo de Clare, going beyond seas, nominatmg Master
Westminster. Geoffrey de Aspale, John his brother, and Hugh de Bamevill,his attorneys
for two years.
Simple protection for him for that period.
Sept. 24. Licence, at the instance of John, duke of Brabant, for James Bouyn,
Westminster, burgess of Bruges in Flanders, to negotiate his own goods throughout the
realm, for one year from Michaelmas
7 EDWABD I. 327
1279. Membrame 6 — cant.
Oct. 8. Pardon to John son of Roger de Fonto for the death of William son of
Canterbury. Walter de Oxeneje, on testimony before J. de Bejgate and his fellows,
justices hist in eyre in the ooonty of Kent, that he killed him in self-
defence.
Licence, for one year, for John de Sighen, merchant of the doke of
Brabant, to negociato his own goods in the realm.
Oct 4, Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor de Percy, the king's kinswoman, to
Bastwood. Philip son of Adam le Lechar, of Botteworth, who for the larceny of three
pigs was coDdemned to be hao^ged, and by the breaking of the rope escaped
ali^e, Aid for refuge to a church and afterwards abjiured the reahn, of his
said abjuration.
Oct. 17. Ratification of an assignment made by the king's command by Guncelin
Westminster, de Badelesmere, justice ot Chester and bailiff of Bothelan, to Anian, bishop
of Bangor, of 272f acres of land at Chinno, in the nuyrch of Wales, as well
arable as pasture, to wit, MaesmaneUwych to Cumrewet; Elvel to the
lands of Gwrin Pencorsen, the whole except the meadow ; ike lands which
Mereduc son of Madok held from Cumrewet to Bryn Biccan in breadth
and from Bryn Tumaur to the meadow of Baulyn in length ; castle Bybred
Heychtyrz ; Gueun de Chiunwe (Diganwy) to Morva, which are extended
at 10/. yearly, to hold at will, but beK^re restitution to have lands elsewhere
to the same value assigned to him.
Vacated because othenriie below in the month of November,
Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas de Salopia, king's clerk, to
the office of the chamberlainship of the Exchequer, Dublin, so that he
answer as other keepers of the said chamberlainship.
Grant, for life, to Henry le Bus, king's larderer, of the office of the
purchases of the kitohen of the convent of the abbey of St. Edmunds,
which abbev is now void and in the king's hands, to hold in the same
manner as Alemannus Offthecurt^ lately deceased, held in the same.
Grant to the bishop of Meath, to whom the king heretofofe granted that
he might pay his debts to the Exchequer of Dublin at the rate of 20 marks a
year, Uiat in case of his dying before complete payment, the executors of
his will shall, upon finding security to the treasurer and barons of the said
Exchequer, continue to pay them at that rate.
John de Verdun and Bobert de Alvynton, monks of Aljmoestre, bringing
news to the king of the death of John, their abbot| have letters of licence
to elect.
Licence for Adam Attewell and those whom he takes with him to take
foxes throughout the forest of Salop, by traps and other means, and to carry
them away.
Pardon to Walter le Whyte for the death of Anselm de Hogge, on
testimony before John de Beygate and his feUows, justices last in eyre in
the county of Sussex, that he lolled him by misadventure.
Protection for one year for John de Sancto Claro, merchant of London,
goine beyond seas to buy lampreys and other necessaries to bring to
Engknd.
Letters for Alexander, king of Scotland, nominating Adam de Oharieton
and Warin de Faunesse his attorneys in England for two years from
Midsummer last.
Oct. 19. Protection with clause polumuty until All Saints, in Lrdand, for John
Westminster, de Kenleng, whom the king is retaining on his afhirs in England.
328 OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Membrane 6— con^.
Pardon to Henry Banastre, a prisoner in Lyverpol gaol, of his outlawry
as it appears by inquisition made by Bichard le Botiller, Adam de
Houghton, Benedict Gemet, and John de Kirkeby, that he, being long
since indicted of certain trespasses before Walter de Helyun and hisfellowSy
justices of Henry III. last in eyre at Lancaster, while he was in Ireland in
the service of James de Audedele, deceased, and beins utterly iffnorant of
the indictment, was put in exigent and outlawed wi&out his knowledge
after the departure of the justices aforesaid.
Oct. 20. Safe-conduct for Thomas de Wymundeham, king's derk, sent to the
Weetminstep, king of Norway with jewels from the king. #
Signification to the archbishop of Canterbury, of the royal assent to the
election of Hamo de Glopton, one of the canons, to be prior of Bilsington.
Acquittance to Alexander de Bolton, mayor of Oarlisle, William le
Tayllur, and Bobert Esthuba (or Estervila), bailifis of Carlisle, of 60/.
paid on Saturday the feast of the Eleven Thousand Virgins, by Ihem for
the farm of their town to Master Thomas Bek, king's derk, keeper of the
wardrobe, for last Michaelmas term. By bill of the wardrobe.
Oct. 22. Grant to Alan de Walkingham of the custody, during pleasure, of the
Westminster, lands in Hundeburton, co. York, late of William de Ardeme, deceased, and
in the hands of the king by reason of the insanity of Bichard de Arderne
his brother and heir.
Appointment of Philip de Wylgheby and Master William de Luda, to
audit the account of Henry ie Convers and Matthew de Sandecroft of the
increment of the purchase made by them for 3,600/. of certain things for
the king's use.
Licence for three years for Master John de Henleng \recHm Kenleng],
king's derk, staying with the king in England on thia king's business, to
bring his grain from Ireland into England and make his profit thereon.
Protection for him in Ireland until Michaelmas.
Oct. 16. Presentetion of Thomas de Capella to the church of Stodland in the
WettmiiiBter. diocese of Salisbury, in l^e king's eift by reason of the lands of Bobert
Waleraund, deceased, tenant in chief, being in the king's hands.
Commission to John de Beig[ate], QeofiFrey de Leuk[enore], William de
Norburg, Salomon de Bofih, and Bichard de Boylaund, as justices itinerant
for common pleas in the counties of Dorset^ Somerset, Wilts, Southampton,
Devon, and Cornwall.
Membrane 5,
For William de Sturton and Jul[iana], his wife, licence for selling and
buying, within, on the next rolL
Oct. 24. Signification to the archbishop of Cashd of the r^al assent to the election
WestminBter. of Master Bichard, chanceUor of the church of Lismore, to be bishop of
that place.
Letters for Alexander, king of Scotland, nominating Adam de Charleton
and Warin de Pannes his attorneys in England, for two years from Mid-
summer last.
Pardon to John le Carpenter, in Berkhamstede gaol, for the death of
Boger son of Bobert, on testimony before John de Beygate and his fellows,
justices hitdy in eyre in the county of Hertford, that he killed him by mis-
adventure.
7 EDWABD L 329
1279. Membrane 5— «onr.
Presentation of William de Holcote to the churcli of Lillingeston in the
diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of William de Bianinton, king's
clerk.
The like of John de Berewyk to the church of Bucgham in the diocese
of Norwich, in the king's gift hj reason of the voidance of the abbej of
St. Edmnnds.
Oct. 26. Substitution of Bobert de Lejcestre, king's clerk, in the office of keeper
WestmiiiBter. of the writs and rolls of the justices in ejre in the county of Surrey, in the
room of John de Lusteshull, deceased.
Licence for Walter de Sturton and Juliana his wife to buy from Bichard
de Eardunyyll lOOf. of rent in the manor of La Hale, co. Southampton,
to hold to them and their heirs of the Crown.
Presentation of Alexander de Bedbum, chaplain, to the church of
Stapelford Abbots in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of
the voidance of the abbey of St. Edmunds.
Oct. 24. Letters for William son of Hugh de Berges, going beyond seas, nomi-
Westminster. nating Thomas du Boys and Henry de Jbivers his attorneys for three
years.
Association of John Avenel, in the room of G^firey de Sandiacre, re-
moved, with William Muschet and Nicholas de Bassingbum, to make
inquisitions touching the knight service due as well in the fees of the king
as of others in the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Boyal assent to the election of William, sometime prior of Aveco[t]a,
monk of Great Malvern, to be [abbot of) Alinceetre.
Mandate to Master Adam de Norff[olk], constable of Bordeaux, to pay
to Esquivat de Chabeneys, count of Bigorre, the annuity which the king
by letters patent granted that he should receive at Bordeaux at terms
specified therein.
Simple protection, for one year, for Hugh de Culeworth, going beyond
seas on the affairs of Bogo de Clare.
Letters for Master Gilbert de Sancto Leofardo, going to Scotiand, nomi-
nating Bobert de Bogate and William de Bodeketon his attorneys until the
Pari^ation.
Oct 28. Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants of the archbishopric of Yoric
Wwtminittf. for William, chancellor of St. Peter's, York, elected archbishop.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill and Master Henrv de Newerk,
keepers of the archbishopric, to restore to him the temporalities.
Grant, of the king's special grace, to John de Ghurton that he shall not
henceforth be distrained to taJse up the arms of a knight against his will,
as it appears by inquisition made by G^fFrey Aguyllun and John de
Steyngreve that he has not land to the value of 20/. a year, nor a whole
knighf s fee of that value.
Protection with clause volumus^ until 1 August, for Bobert Berthram of
Bashal, going to Santiago.
Letters for Lnbert de Monte Ferandi, going beyond seas, nominating
Gilbert Harange and Henry Dunden his attorneys until three years after
Easter next.
Oct. 28. Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey of
Wsttminsier. for Walter de Wygomiai monk, elected to be abbot
Mandate to Bichard de Holebrok and Balph de Sandwyeo, king's
stewards, to deliver to him the temporalities.
UO OALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Membrane 5-^cofi/.
Appointment of Philip de Wileghebj to audita acoording to law and the
custom of the Exchequer, the account of John de Monte Alto and Matthew
Checker of 714/. received from the wardrobe for the conduct of bowmen in
the last war of Wales.
Oct. 29. Acknowledgment of a loan of 400/. by Poncius Elie, Jake Johan and
WeBtnuDster. their fellows^ merchants of Cahors, by the hands of Master Thomas Bek,
keeper of the wardrobe, on Saturday, the feast of SS. Simon and Jude,
7 Edward I. and promise to repay it in the next Easter parliament, to wit,
within a month after Easter.
The like of a loan of 600 marks made by Alphonsus Moryn and his
fellows, merchants of Cahors.
Nov. 4. Presentation of William de la Haye to the church of St. Peter, Crac-
Westminater. fergus, in the diocese of Connor, void by the resignation of William de
Wyndesore, late parson thereof, and in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the lands late of Walter de Burgo, sometime earl of Ulster.
Mandate to Master Bobert Avenel, to make livery to B. bishop of
Durham of all the fruits pertaining to the sequestration of the churches of
the bishopric of Carlisle within the bishopric of Durham, which was com-
mitted to his custody at will.
Letters for William de Goneville, going beyond seas, nominating William
de Lerling [aii<M Berling] his attorney for one year.
Nov. 3. Protection with clause [volumtts']^ until a month after Easter, for Boger
Wostminster. de Shirland, going beyond seas on pilgrimage.
Presentation of William de la Haye to the church of St. Nicholas,
Cragfergus, in the diocese of Connor, void by the resignation of William
de Wyndesore, king's chaplain, and in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of lands late of Walter de Burgo, sometime earl of Ulster.
Appointment of William de Beverlaco, king's dwk, to the custody of the
person and of the lands, tenements, goods and chattels of Margery <mughter
of John de Anlauby, his kinswoman, who, as appears by an inquisition
taken by Thomas de Norman vill, is ntm compos and incapable of
managing her a&irs ; and what remains, after the expenses of her main-
tenance, is to be kept to the use of the king and the said Margery.
Presentation of Master Poncius Amaty to the church of Thweyt in the
diocese of Norwich, void and in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the abbey of St. Edmunds.
Letters for Hugh de Coleworth, going to Wales on the a&irs of Bogo
de Clare, nominating Osbert de Cantilupo and Hugh son of Bichard his
attorneys.
Licence for John de Bonn son of Franco de Bonn, for his service in
Wales, to sell all the lands which he holds of the king in Ireland to Master
John de Saunford, king's clerk, to hold of him and his heirs in fee simple.
-»— Presentation of Griffin de Hugelton to the church of Ingeham in the
diocese of Norwich, void and in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the abbey of St. Edmunds.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca»
to deliver the 1,316/. ISs, 6d. which they have received firom Guy, count of
Flanders, for the debts in which his merchants of Flanders were bound to
the king's merchants of England, Ireland and the marches of Wales to
Nicholas de la Pole, John Duraund of Dunstaple, Alexander le Biche of
Andever, and Bichard de Arraz, merchants of England, deputed bj the
king and the commonalty of his merchants aforesaid to receive the said
money in their names.
7 EDWABD I. 881
1279. Membrane 5— ^Ofi<.
Safe-conduct, out of affection for J. duke of Brabant and Lorraine, for
his merchants trading in the realm, and grant that thej be not distrained
for anj debts for which they are not principal debtors or sureties.
The like for William le Orfevere, burgess of Berewjk on Thwed, and
his men, trading in the realm.
Mandate to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward, to restore the tem-
poralities of the abbey of St. Catherine da Mont, Bonen, to John de Sancto
Fetro, one of the monks, elected to be abbot.
Membrane 4.
Not. 5. Grant, for life, to Gnj, count of Flanders and marquis of Namur, for
Westminster, the homage he has done to the king, of 300 marks yearly in the name of a
fee at the Exchequer.
1275.
June 27. Ghrant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of all the debts wherein John son
fiamee. of Alan of Arundel and his ancestors are bound to the king, and grant that
she may receive them as though they were in the king's hands.
VdceUed because on the Patent Boll of the third year.
1279.
Nov. 5; Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey of St Edmunds in favour
Westminster, of John de Northwold, one of the monks, elected to be abbot.
Mandate to John de Berewik, keeper of the abbey, to restore to him the
temporalities.
Batification of a demise for fifteen years made by Thomas de Normanvill,
king's steward, to Walter de Eylesbiry of a place of pasture within the
precinct of the manor of Wirkesworth called 'Wetherwik' at a rent
of lbs.
Oct. 26. Batification of an assignment made to Anian, bishop of Bangor [in the
Westminster, same terms as on membrane 6].
Nov. 7. Letters for Theobald le ButiUer, going beyond seas, nominating Simon
Westminster, le Clerk and Waltar de Denton his attorneys until Easter.
Nov. 13. Pardon to Robert son of Bobert for the death of Henry de Sen Liz
Westminster, and of any consequent outlawry : on testimony before the long that he is
not guilty.
Mandate to all sheriffs and bailiffs, to aid the merchants of John duke
of Brabant and Lorraine, in the recovery of the debts due to them in the
realm by those who refuse to pay them.
Nov. 6. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Huntingdon of pontage for three
Westminster, years from St. Martin in winter, 7 Edward I. including, amonest other
customs, * on every Jew or Jewess crossing the bridge on horseba<S: ld,y on
foot \dJ For the collection and custody of the said pontage the following
persons are appointed, to wit, Jordan de Houcton, warden of the work of
the said bridge, Boger de Drayton, parson of the church of All Saints,
Nicholas Caperoun, Andrew Bozton, Bichard le Teinturer, and Henry
Psge, on condition tiiat they answer for the receipt of the same twice yearly
to the said bailiffs and good men, and upon teetamony of the latter deliver
the said money to make the works of the bridge.
Nov. 8. Acquittance to the barons of the poits of Dover, Hythe, Bomney, and
Westminster. Winchelsea of 80 marks paid by them into the wardrobe at Westminster,
Monday after SS. Philip and James, 4 Edward I. to Master Thomas Bek,
keeper thereof , being a fine which they made before John de Lovetol and
332 OALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Membrane 4— coii<.
Geoffrey de Neabaad, justices for trespasses of wool, for a trespass alleged
to have been made by them in exporting wool against the prohibition of
Henry III. and the king. By bill of the wardrobe.
Presentation, directed to Master Henry de Newerk, archdeacon of Bich-
mond, of John de Metingham to the church of Knaresburg.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Beginald de G-ynges to the custody of
the counties of Hertford and Essex, so that he answer for the issues at the
Exchequer.
Mandate to William de Sancto Olaro to deliver to him the said counties
with the rolls, writs and other things.
Grant to William Maffan, an Irishman, that he and his heirs may use
English law and custom in the land of Ireland, and not be treated by other
laws and customs, against their will, but in life and death henceforth enjoy
English liberty.
The like to Bichard Sperling, an Irishman.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Beginald de Gynges to the custody of
the counties of Essex and Hertford.
Not. 10. Presentation of Bobert de Chaveneye to the church of Buketon in the
Westmiiuter. diocese of Exeter, void and in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
land and heir of Beginald le Arblaster.
Grant to Miles de Cruys, who holds aU his lands in the manor of BaU-
maglassan in socage, and who of his own free will granted his own marriage
to Bobert Burnel, now bishop of Bath and Wells, who afterwards caused
him to be married, that his said grant to the bishop shall not be to the pre-
judice of himself or his heirs.
Nov. 9. Letters for the abbess of Gaen, nominating Peter Belet and William de
Westminster. Tulleyo her attorneys in England for one year.
Grant to John de Aston, to whom the king lately granted three acres of
wood within the wood of Eyleshou in fee simple, of free ingress and egrees,
without damage being done to crops or pasture.
Grant in fee simple to William Nurry of Horston of a messuage and
31 acres of land in Horston, at a rent by the lands of the bailiff of Horston
castle, of ISs, 4d. : on testimony before the king by Thomas de NormanviU,
king's steward, that Bichard de Glandres held the same of Henry III. as
appurtenant to the castle of Horston at a rent of 9s. for all service, and
that the same are the king's escheats through the felony whereby he was
hanged.
Nov. 12. Letters for the abbot of Grestain, nominatingBeginald Earvel, his monk,
WestminBter. and William de Torrinees as his attorneys in En^iemd for four years, and
grant that he be quit of summons by the justices in eyre as well of pleas of
the forest as of common pleas.
And he has like letters for three years.
The Hke for Henry son of Herbert, gone beyond seas, nominating Bobert
son of Herbert and William de Bentle, until Midsummer.
The like for Philip de Albiniaco, going beyond seas, nominating William
de Hoga his attorney untQ Midsummer.
The like for Agatha de Mortuo Mari, going beyond seas, nominating
William de Bacham for two years.
Membrane 3.
Nov. 12. Iiupeximui ci a grant by Eleanor the king's consort, to Henry
Westminiter. Oweyn, burgess of Oxford, of a messuage, a sobr and a gBirdea with a
7 EDWARD L 388
1279. Membrane 3— i^oft^.
well within the town of Oxford, to wit, a messoage late of Jacob the Jew,
son of Master Moeseas, Jew of London, situated between the houses of the
bishop of Chester and the houses of Elias son of Bassina, a Jew, in the
parish of St. Martin ; the whole solar late of the said Jacob, opposite the
said church of St. Martin ; and the whole garden with the well late of
the said Elias : all which tenements the queen had of the gift of the king,
to hold in fee simple at a rent of Id. Witnesses : — Sir John de Yescy,
John de Luvetot, QeofiErey de Pycheford, Bartholomew de Briaunzon,
Master G^firey de Aspale, Walter de Kent and others.
Protection with clause [vo/<onii«] until two jears after Easter, for Agatha
de Mortuo Mari, going to Ireland.
Grant of special grace this time that the manor of Mebum Maud, which
is in the king's custody of the lands late of Gilbert le Fraunoejs, shall be
given at farm to Roger de Clifford the younger during the minority of the
heirs, at its lawful extent, as made by Thomas de Normanvill, king's
steward, with mandate to the said Thomas accordingly.
Appointment^ during pleasure, of William de BUburg and Joyce de
London, to view all cloths exposed for sale throughout the realm as well
those from beyond as those within seas, and to seize such cloths which are
not of the right length and width according to the ancient assise of cloth
proclaimed by Henry III., and afterwards by the king, prohibiting the sale
thereof by any natiye or foreign merchant on pain of the forfeiture of the
same after the fair of Stamford, 6 Edward I., and to have them valued,
sealed and restored in the form enjoined upon them to the owners thereof
on the latter finding sufficient security to answer the king at his will.
Confirmation of a grant in frank almoin, which the king has inspected,
made by Ralph son of Laurence de Coggeshal to the church of St. Mary,
Coggeshal, and the monks there of the whole tenement which he had in the
town of Markeshal of the gift of Herbert de Markeshal.
Ghrant to the burgesses and good men of Dunwich of their town at farm
for ever at a rent of 65/. ; on condition that they pay the king's appointed
alms whereof they were charged in times past, at the accustomed terms, out
of the said farm, which is to be allowed them at the Exchequer ; on condi-
tion that they behave well and do complete justice to merchants strangers
and citizens, as also to the poor and others in the town.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to cause it to be
BO done, and to be enrolled.
Nov. 13. Licence for Manser son of Aaron, Jew of London, to sell to Nicholas de
Eketon and Margery, his wife, a house in the street of Basingeshawe, in
the parish of St. Michael's, London, situated between land of the said
Nicholas, which was sometime of Hugh le Norreys,and houses of Aaron son
of Yyves, Jew, which house contains in length 28^ ells 6 inches, and in
breadth 4 ells 7 inches ; also 164£f. ront receivable from the heirs of William
de Manhale as appurtenant to l£e said house ; also a plot in the same street
with stone walls lyine latitudinally between land sometime of Sampson son
of Abraham de Her^ord, and land sometime of Simon le Fuster and now
in the hands of the said Nicholas, containing 22\ ells 3 inches towards the
street, and in length 26 ells at one end and 29 ells at the other, with a
wall there extending northwards. W. de Helyon ordered it by ihe king.
Letters for Gilbert de Clare, earl of Oloucester and Hertford, going
beyond seas, nominating Nicholas de Apperleye his attorney until &ster
next.
The like for Hugh Peverel, going beyond seas, nominating Qeottrey de
Melton and Henry de Barsham, for one year.
9U OALEIfTDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Membrane S-^oni.
Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's mother, to William de
Lejbom son and he^r of Boger de Lejbnm, of all debts and acooonts due
to the king at last Christmas at the Exchequer in his Jewry, as well his
own as those of his father during the time the latter was in the service of
Henrj III. in Oascony and eLsewhere while he was king's steward and
steward of the household of the king's father.
Pardon to the abbot of St. Augustine's, Oanterbnry, of 60 marks,
whereby he made fine for the service of one knight's fe^ which he ought
to have done in the army of Wales in the fifth year.
Batiflcation of a demise made by J[ohn], archbishop of Oanterbury, for
a term of three years to Gh^gory de Bokesley and (Xrlandinus de Podio,
citizen and merchant of Lucca, of three dies with the exchange and other
appurtenances thereof at Oanterbnry.
Ghsnt, for a fine of 60 marks, a moiety payable at next Easter and a
moiety at Michaelmas, to Bobert son of John, of the marriage of the heir
of Balph de Bukham, deceased, a minor in the king's custody by reason of
the late voidance of the abbey of St. Edmunds of which the said Balph held.
Nov. 16. Appointment of Boger de Clifford, Nicholas de [Stapelton ?], and J. son of
Weetminsler. Nigel, as justices in eyre for pleas of the forest in the county of Worcester.
Safe-conduct for two years for Peter son of G^relin, * oppidan ' of Ghent,
kt the instance of Florence, count of Hoyland, in coming with his men and
merchandise into England to trade, stajring there and returning thence.
Ghrant, for life, to John de Derlington, archbishop of Dublin, of the same
liberties and quittances as he and his predecessors have hitherto enjoyed by
charters of the king's predecessors, and that he have jurisdiction as ordinary
in his archbishopric like his predecessors.
Pardon to Bobert le Forester for the death of Bobert le Drivere, as it
appears by the testimony of John de Beigate and his fellows^ justices late
in eyre in Hertford, that the latter meeting him struck him with a hatchet
on die head, knocking him down, and again gave him a wound on the back
with it, whereupon he, jumping up, drew his sword, and in self-defence
held it between himself and Drivere, who rushed on the sword, receiving a
wound in the belly, of which he died.
Grant to Margery, late the wife of Bobert de Hampton, tenant in chief,
that she may marry Bichard de Berstede, if he be of the king's allegiance.
Confirmation of a grant by Eleanor, the king's consort, to John Sampson
and Boger Basy, citizens of York, of the whole land, with buildings and
appurtenances, and with a school built thereon, and with steps to the entrance
of the said land, situated in breadth between land of William de Clervaus
towards the south, land late of Joceus le Joevene, Jew, nephew of Aaron,
towards the north, and in length from the high road of Coningestrete
towards the east, to the river (W/NSiii) called Use towards the west, to hold
of the said queen in fee simple.
Ghnant, at the instance of the said queen, to the said John and Boger that
they be quit to the present date of all debts and exactions to the Jewry by
reason ok the above premises.
Mbmbranx 2.
Nov. 16. Licence for the prior and convent of Newstead, within the forest of
WeBtminater. Shyrwod, to fell and sell their own wood of 40 acres within the said forest.
Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, to Bobert de
Creuequer, of all debts* arreans, penalties, usuries, and all other demands
7 BDWABD I. 886
1279. Membrane ^--eoni.
which may be exacted from him by reason of the Jewry, from the beginning
of time to the present date, on account of any contract or other reason
whateyer.
Letters for the abbot of Donbrothy, in Ireland, nominating Martin de
Weford and brother John de Tyngehorst his attorneys in Ireland for one
year.
Grant, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, to Henry Oweyn,
with respect to the premises confirmed to him above IMembrane 3J, that he
be quit of all debts and exactions to the Jewry by reason thereof.
Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, to William de
Leybnm son and heir of Boger de Leybom, deceased, of all debts and
acconnts due from him at the Exchequer and in the Jewry, as well his own
as those of his said father during the time his father was in the service of
Henry III., and the king's rarvice in Gascony and England and elsewhere,
and was steward of the household of Henry III. up to Ohristmas last ; also
of all arrears, reliefs, prises, amercements, fines and receipts due from his
father while he was justice of the forest beyond Trent, sheriff^ constable,
warden of the Cinque Ports, chamberlain of Middleton or elsewhere, or any
other bailiff or minister of Henry III. or the king. The treasurer and
barons of the Exchequer, the justices appointed to the custody of the Jews,
and Adam de Winton are commanded to acquit him accordingly.
Nov. 15. Itupenmus of letters patent dated at Westminster, 16 November,
Westmintter.. 57 Henry III. ratifying a confirmation of a charter of St. Edward, which
granted to the dean and chapter of Bouen the church of Otery St. Mary,
and declaring that any presentation to that church by the crown shall in
future be of no force as against the said dean and chapter.
Grant, for life, to Adam de la Chaumbre, king's yeoman, of the custody of
the forest of Saucey ; so that he answer like other keepers to appoint and
remove foresters when necessary.
Vacated because alieredy at appears in the schedule attached.
[The schedule is missing.]
The like to Balph Maulere, king's yeoman, of the custody of the forest of
Boteland.
Vacated because otherwise on the Patent Roll of the eighth year.
Pardon to Adam de Stretton of all the rancour conceived against him
by the king by reason of certain trespasses of which he has proved his inno-
cence before the king and his council, and admission of him to the king's
grace ; and pardon to him of all amercements which may touch him for the
future, and which pertain to the king during the time in which he was in
the service of Henry III. and the king to Sunday the vigil of St. Edmund
the King, 7 Edward I., and restitution to him of his office of chamberlain of
the Exchequer, of which he was deprived bj reason of the trespasses aforesaid.
Nov. 14. Mandate to the justices of the Bench to cause tlie Statute of mortmain
Westminster, [recited at length] to be read before them and to be observed henceforth.
Memorandum^ that this statute is enrolled on the dorse of the Close Boll
of this year.
Letters for Boger de Mortno Mari and Matilda his wife, nominating
Peter Passemere tuid Robert de Asshef ord their attorneys in Ireland for
two years.
Nov. L5. Grant to Philip de Beauveys, king's yeoman, of 200 marks to get married,
Wetftminster. to wit, so that he receive that amount within three years from some custody
which the king will assign to hinu
By K. on the information of Anthony Bek.
Safe-conduct^ for one year, tor Nutos Fnlberta {FuWi),
386 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLJiS.
1270. Membrtme ^-^-coni.
Appointment of Agnes, late the wife of Henry Wichenild, to the custody
of Adam her son, son and heir of the said Henry, who is non campoif and of
his lands and goods.
The sheriff of [Lincoln] is commanded to deHver the said cnstody to her.
Licence for Boger Lestrange to demise for three years from St. Simon
and St. Jude, 7 Edward I. to the prior of Newenham and Ralph de
Goldinton to the manors of Wvlyton and Stotfald which he holds in chief,
on condition that the king suffer no loss thereby.
Gkant to Geffrey le Keu, in compensation for the custody of land of the
value of 10/. yearly, late of William Noel, tenant in chief, lately granted to
him, and which the king afterwards took into his hands, of the custody
during the minority of his heirs, of the lands late of Walter de Byre in the
forest of Dene, which are of the same extent.
Membrane 1.
No¥. 15. Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
Weitmiiistttr. exchange of London, to pay to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe,
400/. of old money for the expenses of the household.
By bill of the wardrobe.
Grant to Guy, count of Flanders, for his homage and service, of 200/.
sterling yearly at the Exchequer.
Confirmation of a charter of Ofaristina de Valoniis, giving to the chi^)el
of St. Nicholas, situated in her court of Shoring, in support of two chaplains
therein celebrating divine service for the souls of Henry III., of the king
and his heirs, and of the said Christina and her heirs, and for the peace
and stability of the realm, a messuage, 36 acres 1 rood of land, 8 acres of
meadow, and 6$, rent in Shering, and 11/. 6#. 8J. rent by the hands of
the prior of Binham, whereof 40f. arise from 251 sheep pastured (com-
pecuaiis) by the said Christina in the hands of that prior, and the re-
maining 14 marks arise from a little demesne and little villeinage of
Christina in Dersingham, which she holds of the king and of Robert de
Tateshale; the said Christina having, in compensation of the premises,
bought for herself and her heirs land and rent to the value of 9/. lOf . Od.
in Shering, Hertefordingbiry and Hertford, within her fee and the king's,
to hold in chief in like manner as the lands which she has given to the
chapel were held, as appears by an extent thereof made by William de
Birlay and Geoffrey de Rothing ; on condition that the said land so bought
or to be bought be held in chief accordingly.
Nov. 15. Mandate to the justices appointed for the custody of the Jews not to
VTestmiiiBter. intermeddle without the consent of Edmund the king's brother (NUi de
voluntate predicH fratris) in the matters concerning the person or the
goods and chattels of Aaron son of Vyves, Jew of London, who was granted
by Henry III. at the requisition of Edward I. to his brother Edmund with
his goods and chattels, which grant the king afterwards confirmed, the said
Edmund having given security that he will have the said Aaron before the
king at the king's will, and the king having granted that all matters con-
cerning him and needing judicial examination shall be heard and deter-
mined before the king and the said Edmund.
And he has another letter without the addition < Niii, ^*
Mandate to Boumndnus («tc), Orlandinus de Podio and their fellows,
merchants of Lucca, to deliver to Master Berard de Neapoli, king's clerk,
papal notary, 100 marks, to wit, 40 marks for Michaelmas term, 6 Edwardl.,
9 BDWABD I.
»37
1279, Membrane 1— eon/.
and 80 marks for Easter and Michaelmas terms, 6 Ednrard I., and 40 marks
for Easter term, 7 Edward I. of his jearly fee of 80 marks.
Facated became turrendered and he had a torit of Liberate to the
treaturer and banme.
Pardon to Richard son of Hamo Pecche for the death of John son of
John de Pecfaam on testimony before the kins bj John de Bejgate and bis
fellowsy justices lately in eyre in the connty of Kent, that he kiUed him by
misadventure.
Licence for Theobald de Luka, king's clerk, and his fellows, merchants
of Lucca, to diq>ose, without question of the king's ministers, of 63 cloths
which they have in the city of London, and which they bought some^time
since.
Whereas the men of the islands of Gteresey and Gremesey suffer much by
wreck at sea and by depredations on land and in many other ways, chiefly
because the king has no seal in those islands, wherewith writs of men of
those parts might be sealed and their business expedited, the king has pro-
vided a seal, which he sends to the bailifls of those islands to seal writs which
heretofore tiie said men had to obtain in the Chancery of England, and
agreements and contracts which heretofore they used to make only by word
Of mouth and not by writing. The said bailiffs are to make proclamation of
the said seal, and that all men of those islands who wish to have the king's
writs may have them according to the old register of those parts, as they
naed to have them in the Chancery : and the bailiffs are to send a transcript
of the said register under their seal.
Nov. 17. Inspeximus of letters patent dated at Westminster, 18 August,
Wettmintter. 56 Henry III. accepting the election of himself and Eleanor his consort,
and his successors as patrons of Bynedon abbey, which the abbot and monks
offered to him in pursuance of a charter of Henry de Novo Burgo, their
patron, giving them power to elect another patron. The king acceptiug
the said patronage has taken them under his protection accordingly.
[Monaiticon : vol. v. p. 668.]
Power to Master Thomas de Sodington, Hugh de Kendal, and the
mayor of York, to sell the houses within the city of York and without, late
of Jews of there and elsewhere, hanged for felony, and of other Jews who
refused to go to a jury and to enfeoff others thereof; also to Hamo
Hauteyn, the aforesaid Hugh and Thomas son of Robert, to sell such
houses in the city of Lincoln ; also to the same Hamo, Hugh and Gilbert
de Cestreton in the town of Stanford ; also to the same Hamo, Hugh and
the sheriff of Warwick in the town of Warwick.
1278.
[Nov. 27.
Norwich.]
Membranb 2M,
Commission of oyer and terminer to Boger de Northwod and Roger
Loveday, touching an appeal which Agnes, late the wife of Geoffrey le
E[atyere brings in the county of Kent against William de la Dene of Ho,
Robert de Pole, Robert Vyamde, Henry de Shirne, Nicholas de la Merke,
Alexander Hering, William Gold, Matthew Cruste of Ho, Turgesius de
Herteford, Roser le Bedel of Ho, William Dinifrauncevs, Galiotus
Whythose and Slary de Yaloynes, for the death of her husband.
to William de Dun, Thomas le Bus, John de Monemue, and
Eustace de Bverle to deliver the gaol of Old Sarum of Thomas son of
Eustace and Andrew Spilanan^ taken and imprisoned there for the death of
Nicholas le Frye^ If they wish to put themselves upon the country.
96187.
338
OALBKDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
X279. Membrane 26J— conl.
Jan. 4. Oommisflion of oyer and terminer to Adam Ghirdnn and Thomas Verdan,
Windsor, touching the extortion of undue customs at Portsmouth from Amatus de
Bas, master of the ship St. Michaels Deago Alverisi master of the ship
St. John of Santander, Peter Emaud de EstivauSi John de Qaro, Peter de
Urso and Peter de YaneSy merchants of Spain.
Jan. 6. The like to Stephen de Peneoestrei Walter de Heljun, and John de
Windsor. Oob[ham]y in the citj of London and in the eoontiee of Middlesex, Surrey,
Sussex, Kent, Essex, Hertford, Norfolk, Suffolk, Oambridge, Huntingdon,
Buckingham, Bedford, Oxford, and Berks, touching clippers of the coin, as
well Jews as Christians, and their accomplices aud abettors, and touching
those who exchange lawful money for a greater number of clipped coin,
or who buy the clippings; those who entered the houses and dwellings
(tnantiones) of the Jews lately taken and detained in prison after they were
searched, made fast and taken into the king's hands ; those who carried
away treasure and goods found therein, or other offenders against the pro-
vision of the councS made at Windsor.
The like to Bartholomew de Sutheleg, William de Brayboef, and Adam le
BotiUer for the counties of Southampton, Wilts, Somerset, Dorset^ Devon,
Oomwall, Gloucester, Worcester, Hereford, Salop and Stafford.
The like to John Bek, Alexander de Kiriceton, and Banulph de Acre for
the counties of York, Northumberland, Cumberland, Lancaster, Westmore-
land, Nottingham, Deit>y, Lincoln, Northampton, Butland, Warwick, and
Leicester.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre, Walter de Helyun, and John de
Cobfham], who are to view, examine and make scrutiny of the monev in
the king's exchanges of London, Canterbury, and St. Edmunds, and to
hear and determine all trespasses committed by the keepers^ ministers, and
workmen of the said exchanges in relation to the coinage, contrary to what
was lately ordained at Windsor before the king and council.
Jan. 3.
Windsor.
Jan. 10.
Windsor.
Mbmbbanb 2M.
The like to John de Cobeham, and Boger de Northwode, to hear and
determine, in the presence of the mayor and sheriffs of London, tbe account
of Hispinellus Simonetti Masse, merchant (mercatarum) of Florence, of
6,000 marks delivered to him and to Castro Galfridi, Dulcius de Burgo
and Nodus de Aymbgo and their fellows, citizens and merchants of
Florence, which account is sued by Cinus son of Nocius, attorney of the
said Castro, Dulcius, and Nocius, and their fellows.
The like to Bichaid de Holebrok and Bobert de Bosco, touching an appeal
which Alice, late the wife of John de Ulveston, brines in the countv of
Suffolk, against Bichard, parson of the church of Breuienham, and Pnilip
del Pont, for the death of her husband.
Commission to Sampson Foliot, John GKffard, Fulk de Bucote, and
Bichard le Poure to deliver the gaol of Oxford of Geoffrey de Henxsey and
Thomas his son.
Commission to Odo de Hodenet, Hugh Bumel, William de OaveresweU,
and Bartholomew de Burgo, to deliver the gaol of Bruges of Bichard de
Middelhope taken and imprisoned there for the death of Benry son of
Hama
Commission to Hervey de Stanhowe, Bobert del Boys, William Belet and
John de Estru to deliver the gaol of Norwich of Gilbert de Welles, taken
and detained therein for the death d William Burre and John Curteys.
7 BDWABD I. 339
1279. Membrane 26d~^4mt.
CommisBion to Robert de Bosoo, Henry de Bingehale, William de
Tirington, and Bartholomew de Atingham to deliver the gaol of Norwich of
Gi-ilbert de Debeharo, taken and imprisoned there for the death of William
Wodecok and other trespaases.
MXMBRANB 24J.
[Jan. 10. Association of Walter de Hopton with Hoel son of Menrice and Adam
Wmdsor.] le Bntiller in a commission of oyer and terminer directed to the latter
touching complaints bj certain men of the town of Bergeveny of injuries
done to them by Master Henry de Bray, king's steward, and his officers.
Jan. 25. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hengham and John
Westminster, de Lovetot, by jury of Norfolk, touching trespasses committed against
William, bishop of Norwich, by Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England, and his men.
Feb. 4. The like to W[illiaml bishop of Norwich, John de Vescy, Master Robert
Woodstoek. de Scardeburg, and Tnomas de Normanvill, by jury of York, touching
oomplaints made before the king of injuries done to Kobert de Balliolo by
Greoflrey de Nevill and tnee vena.
The like to the same touching complaints by A[lezander], king of
Scotland, of the bailiffs and officers of Edward I. of the parts of Northum-
berland, touching certain rights and liberties which he diums, and touching
the contention by the king's bailiffs as to the reception of evildoers in
Scotland and their return into England.
The like to the same touching the contentions between the said king of
Scotland and R. bishop of Durham, before the king and the said com-
missioners in the last parliament, and afterwards before the king and
council, in presence of attorneys of the said Alexander, whom he had sent to
court on this account after his own retirement.
And it is commanded them, if all cannot attend, that three attend to the
business.
Mandate by writ dose to the said bishop to inquire as cautiously and
secretly as possible as to homage and all circumstances touching the said
homage, but not to attempt to do anything therein without the king's special
mandate. IFcederaJ]
Mbmbranb 23d.
Commission to Saer de Frivull and John Avenel to deliver the gaol of
Royston of William Dolberd, Eborard de Bassingburn and John his
brother, taken and imprisoned there for the death of Christiana Saerun.
Commission to Thomas de Normanvill and Master H. de Newerk, with
the consent of Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, and
Anthony Bek, archdeacon of Durham, to extend the manor of Somerton, co.
Lincoln.
Commission to Ralph le Sauvage, John de Turvill, and William Aguillon
— *— to deliver the gaol of Arundel of Martin, parson of the church of Tatham,
taken and imprisoned there for the death of Ralph le Segresteyn.
Feb. 16. Commission to Hamo Hauteyn, and William de Middelton to examine
Woodstoek. the reo(»d and process of a suit in the hustings of London, wherein Alice,
late the wife of Robert de Chelmeresford, for nearly ten years, impleadiid
Ralph Grepyn toudiing a messuage in London, and to correct any error
therein, the said Alice complaining that the jury was suspected by her, and
T 2
340
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Membrane 2d<f— eofi«.
that the major and Bherifb of London favoured the said Balph, he being
their clerk of the said hustings.
Oommission to Thomas de Normanvill and Adam de Hakebech to enquire
touching a complaint by Balph Ghaunpeneis, that whereas, bj feoffment of
William le Angevyn to Roger le Ohaunpeneis, father of the said Ralph,
whose heir he is, of certain lands in Quappelade and Holebech, co. Lincoln,
after the death of Alice, late the wife of the said William, who held the same
in dower, the said Ralph had been long in full and peaceful seisin thereof,
certain persons suggested to the king that the said lands were held long
since of Henry de Longo Oampo, lately deceased* who held of the king in
chief, the inheritance of whom by reason of the minority of his heir is in
the king's custody, and have procured the seizing of the said lands into the
king's hands.
Oommission to Walter de HelTun to hear, examine^ and correct, if neces-
sary, the record and process en an assise of novel disseisin arramed by
Robert de Clopton in the hustings of London against Henry de Sob' touch-
ing a tenement in London*
Association of Th. Foljambe in place of W. de Norburgh with Reginald
de Orey in a commission of oyer and terminer touching an appeal which
John son of Alan de Bekingham brings in the county of Nottingham
against Robert son of John de Bekingham and others for the death of Alan
son of Alan de Bekingham his brother.
March 6«
Woodstock.
Mbmbmanb 224.
Oommission of oyer and terminer to Roger Loveday and John de
Metingham touching an appeal which Clarice, late the wife of GKlbert
Oi^un, brings in the county of Norfolk against John de Methelwold for the
death of her husband.
Oommission to Geoffrey Leukenore and Geoffrey Russel to deliver the
gaol of Aylesbury of John son of Thomas le Ohapman, taken and imprisoned
for the death of William le Sumenur.
March 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to G^eoibrey de Leukenore and Geoffrey
Woodstock, de Pichef ord touching the following matters : —
(I) Whereas an inheritance in Hinton by Byfeld fell to Agnes de Hynton
and Margery her sister, whom Hugh de Tywe married, and a partition
thereof was made between the sisters, and Agnes enfeoffed John de Bray of
a virgate of her purparty, John son ol the said Agnes asserting that he was
enfeoffed of the said land and had obtained good seisin thereof arramed an
assize of novel disseisin against his mother and John de Bray, and recovered
seisin thereof ; but the said John was not convicted because of the entry
which he had therein by feoffment of the said Agnes.
And whereas afterwiurds the said Hugh and Margery his wife, and like-
wise the said John, caused a shot (cultura) of land in that town, wherein an
acre of the above virgate recovered by John son of Agnes lay, to be sown
and put in defence without the assent of the free tenants of the town, which
according to ancient custom is necessary ; the free tenants, whereof John de
Bray is one, and Agnes, co-parcener of Margery, claiming common of
pasture in the said eliot, entered it with their beasts and depastured it,
whereupon Margery arramed an assize of novel disseisin against them all,
and by judgment of the court recovered her seisin. But at this assize it was
objected on the part of Agnes that she had nmde no disseisin because she
was co-parcener with Margery in that shot, so that judgment is still pending
against her.
7 EDWARD I. 341
1279. Membrane 22d^~c(mt.
Also John de Braj, aaaerting that the jniy of that assize had made a false
oath, arramed an attaint against the said Hugh and Margery, and being
beyond seas, appointed Henry son of Roger Bockojnt his attorney, and the
taking of that attaint is still pending.
The said John son of Agnes, finding that Hugh and Margery had
recovered their seisin, obtained a writ of re-disseisin against Agnes and John
de Bray, by reason of that acre of land, which he has within the said shot,
previoosly recovered by him ; bat he caused to be inserted in his writ of re-
disseisin Hugh le Despenser, William le Mey and Roger Bockoynte, which
were not contained in the writ of novel disseisin, and caused them by sinister
procurement to be convicted upon that re-disseisin by men suspected by them,
and to be taken, and they are still detained in prison on that account. And
by pretext of tlds contention, the above-mentioned Henry, attorney of John
de Bray and hayward (messar) of him and the said free tenants, was
knied by Richard de ^ejmes and Roger de Tywe, household servants
(manupmtoi) of the said Hugh and Margery by command of the said
Margery, Hugh her son, John son of Agnes and John de Preuis, and
secretly buried in the twilight in the fields of Faluesle and was afterwards
disintcured by some persons. And Roger his father and other relatives,
hearing of his death, sought everywhere, and his brother happened to find
him, and on finding him raised the hue and cry ; and when this came to the
knowledge of the coroner of those parts he went thither, as belonged to his
office, and having summoned the township in the usual way, caused inqui-
sition to be made of the death, and it was lound that he was killed by reason
of the said contention. But on a second and third inquisition by the said
coroner and the sheriff of the county it was found by his ill-wishers and by
persons from the remote parts of Uie hundred, that he was disinterred by
Roger his father, Willifun le Mey, Hugh de Faluesle and Arnold le
Wodeward and carried thence to the spot where he was found, and these
persons are on this account detained in prison. Emma, sbter of the
deceased, has brought an appeal against Rich^d de Keynes and Reginald de
Tjrwe of the fact and against Ma^^y, Hugh her son, John de Hinton and
John de Preuis of commanding his death, but sued the former only in the
county of Northampton.
The commissioners are to examine the record and process of the above
inquisition of re-disseisin, to enquire touching the death of the said Henry,
to receive the ransoms due to the king for the said re-disseisin, and to de-
termine the premises.
Commission to Robert de Boys and Robert de Morle to deliver the gaol
of Norwich of William de Hulle of Fomesete, taken and imprisoned there for
the death of Alan le Sponere of Norwich.
Association of Nicholas de Cugeho with Geoffrey de Leukenore in the
above commission touching trespasses charged against Hugh de Tywe and
Margery his wife and their men and the above appeal.
The like of John de Lovetot with the said Geoffrey.
Commission to Geoffrey de Leukenore and Geoffrey Russel to deliver the
gaol of Northampton of J ohn de Whiteueye, taken and imprisoned there for
the death of Adam de Stanford.
March 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Wimbome and Thomas de
Woodstock. Sancto Vigore touching the persons who assaulted John de Monem[ue] at
Salisbury.
Mbmbbanb 2ld.
March 21. The like to Adam Gurdun and William Aguyllon, as to the alleged
Quoniogton. exaction of undue customs from Amatus de Ras, master of the ship
342 OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Men^rane 21<^— €on^
St, Michael^ Deago AlTeriz, master of the ship St. John of Santander, Peter
Emald de EstyvauSy John de Ghiro, Peter de Urso and Peter de Yanes,
merchants of Spam, bj the customers of the port of Portsmouth, by reason
of which the said merchants and others have entirelj withdrawn their trade
from the said port to the great loss of the said town and the adjacent
parts.
March 12. Commission to Laurence de Plomber, William de Sancto Claro and
Woodfitock. German de Oolecestre to enquire in the counties of Essex and Hertford as
to the sheriff's proceedings in pursuance of the king's precept to all sheriffs
to distrain those who have land to the value of 20/. jearlj, or one whole
kniffht's fee, worth 20/. a jear, and ought to be knights and are not, to take
up knight service at Christmas last past ; and to make distraint upon such
persons bj the sheriff, and to heavilj amerce others who have not received
knighthood within the said term and their mainpernors, and to make
repotted distraints upon them; persons who have made a fine vdth the
king for respite, and others to whom a respite has been given not to be
distrained.
The like to the following in the following counties : —
Alan de Orreton, Robert de Molecastre and Stephen de Honeden in
Cumberland.
Henry de Stavele, John de BossegiU and Master Adam de Crokedayk
in Westmoreland.
John de Aulton, William de Middelton and Roger de Donecastre in
Northumberland.
Geofirev Aguillon, John de Steingrave and Ralph le Botiler in
CO. York.
Alexander de Trikingham, Hugh de Boby and William de Lnton, oo.
Lmcoln.
Robert Banastre, Adam de Hoghton and Thomas de Wjmundeham
in CO. Lancaster.
Ghincelin de Badelesmere and Leon[ius] son of Leon[ius] in co.
Chester.
Thomas Folejambe, Ralph de Amhale and Roger de Drayton in cos.
Nottingham and Derby.
Henry de Noting[ham], Henry de Sheldon, and John de Arundell in
COS. Warwick and Leicester.
William Bagod, Adam de Chetewynd, and Master Adam de Botindon
in COS. Salop and Stafford.
William de Colevill, Giles de Berkele and William de Plumpton in
CO. Gloucester.
Boger de Burshull, Boger de Pjrwelesdon and Thomas de Thorp in
CO. Hereford.
Paulinus de Kerdyf, William le Blund and William le Bus in co.
Worcester.
Sampson Folyot, Fulk de Bucote and Henry de Gildeford in cos.
Oxford and B^ks.
Thomas de Sancto Vigore, Bichard de Goleshnll and William de
Beverle in cos. Somerset and Dorset.
Henry de Bale, Ma]ger de Sancto Albino and William Fauiler, clerk,
in CO. Devon.
John de Bello Prato, Balph de Arundell and Bichard Brendesworth
in CO. Cornwall.
John de Bottele, WiUiam Gterberge and Boger de Lecford in cos.
Southampton and Wilts.
John de Abbemnn, Balph de Bemers and Hugh Oyldeboef in cos.
Surrey and Sussex.
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Oliver de Ingham, Bichard de Orepping and John de la More in cos.
Norfolk and Suffolk.
William Muschet, Geoffrey de Sandjacre and Nicholas de Bassfngbum
in COS. Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Peter Loreng, Edmund de Wedon and Flurus, parson of the church of
Blettesho, in cos. Buckingham and Bedford.
Nicholas de Kugeho, Ralpn de Ardem and William de Boyvill in
COS. Northumberland and Butland.
Hamo de Gatton, William de Uevere and Bobert le Blund in co.
Kent.
Boger de Bacheworth, Henry de Bonelej and William de Birle in co.
Middlesex and London. \Parl, fVritSf vol. i. p. 219.]
The like to Gteoffrej Agujlum, John de Steynegreve and Gtxifrey de
Alta Bipa. Whereas by divers encroachments (occupciciones) upon the king
and others, both rich and poor as well in demesnes, fees, feodalities and
liberties, as in divers other things, both the king and others have sustained
losses, and in order that the king and others may know what is and ought to
be his and theirs, the commissioners are to view all cities, boroughs and
market towns in the counties of Warwick and Leicester, as well within
liberties as without, of all persons whatsoever, rich or poor, and to enquire
as well of the king's demesnes, fees, feodalities, escheats, Uberties, and all
things touching the fee and tenement, as of those of other persons, and who
holds them, to wit, whether in demesne, villeins, services, cotters; and after^
wards in free tenants, woods, parks, chaces, warrens, waters, rivers, liberties,
fairs, markets, and other tenures whatsoever ; in what manner and of whom,
whedier of mesne [lords] or of others, and from what fees or other tenures
scutage used or ought to be given, and how much from the fees of all
honors, and who h^d such feodalities, and in what manner. So that all
towns, hamlets, and other tenures shall be written in books, to be delivered
to the king by the commissioners, in such a way that no one is spared, and
everything relating to the premises is made fully clear to the king and
others. 'Ae commissioners are therefore to go personally to all and singular
places of the said counties, and by juries of knights and others thereof, as
also by faithful examination of all persons concerning their tenure and fees,
to execute the premises in the said form ; and to do it in such a manner that
their drcumspeotion may be perpetually commended, and so that they
may not be confuted by a fresh inquisition or attaint for negligence or
insufficiency.
The like to all the afore-mentioned commissioners to make like inquisitions
in the respective counties.
Form of the oath of the inquisitors. [^French.] [FcBdera,"]
March 23. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Bek and Elias de Bekingharo
QneniDgtoo. touching the persons of the county of Northampton who assaulted the
servants and bondmen of the bishop of Winchester at his manor of Abberbiry
on the confines of the counties of Northampton and Oxford, and drove off
their beasts to Sling's Sutton, co. Northampton, and took away a great
part of the said bishop's hay to King's Sutton, and wasted and consumed
the remainder of the said hay and a large quantity of beasts, burned the
granges and other houses, grain, and other goods of the said bishop at the
said manor, ill-treated his men fishing in his free fishery of the water of
Gharewell, and took away their nets and the fish they had caught to Bang's
Sutton.
— «— Commission to Hervey de Stanhowe, Walter de Burgo, John de Hethren
—— and Thomas de Widoote, to ddiver the gaol of Tannouth of Matthew de
Bedham^ taken and imimsoned there for the death of William Aunger of
Lenn.
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Commiflsion to Hervey de Stanhou, Walter de Grauntcourt^ William de
Colethorp, and Thomas de Heleweton to deliver the gaol of Northampton
of Adam del WrO| imprisoned there for the death of Henry de Omoe.
Membrane 20d.
[March 27. Commission to Bobert Malet, Henry de Hamelden, John Oarbonel and
Down Amney.] Bichard de Arches to deliver the gaol of Aylesbnry of William eon of
Neyra^ taken and imprisoned there for the death of Neyra West.
[March 27. Association of Adam de Chetewynd with Boger de Leic[estre] who, with
Dowu Amnej.] the assent of his fellows, the justices of the Bench, has been unpointed to
take an inquisition between William de Aldithele, complainant, and GeofErey
de Skeftinton, tenant^ touching a moiety of the manor of Tystinton, oo.
Derby.
Commission to John Bek and William de Wylegheby to deliver the gac^
— of Lincoln of the prisoners there for the receiving of Alan Bathan, outlawed
for the death of Bedph Gerbrayth.
Commission to Hervey de Stanhowe, John de Hestru, Balph Nugun and
William de Whitewell, to deliver the gaol of Norwidi of Henry Bolay
imprisoned there for the death of John de Bisseton.
Membrane lOdL
[April 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to Guncelin de Batelesmere, justice of
Westminster.] Chester, and William Bagot, touching the persons who assaulted Henry de
Wyrkesworth in the fields of Mokeleston, co. Stafford, and maimed him,
and robbed him of his goods.
April 28. The like to Stephen de Peneoestre touching the persons who carried
Westminster, away certain wreck, to wit, timber, iron, doth, and other goods, seized by
the bailiffs and ofBcers of the prior of Christchureh, Canterbury, in the
demesne land of the said prior of Lyde ; the said prior ftlMTnin|]r wreck in
all his demesne lands by charters of former kings of England.
The like to the same, on complaint by the said prior that Bichaid de
Pevenese, the bailiff of Eleanor, the kin^s mother, of Bye, John de
Pettested, Alexander de Keggemere and John Scot, who together with
others of the said town and with the assent of the whole commonal^ thereof,
took and imprisoned the men of the prior of Christchureh, Canterbury, of
Apeldre, crossing by sea towards Winchelese on the business of the said
prior for certain undue customs which the said men refused to pay, and
detained them until a heavy ransom had been extorted from them ; the said
prior claiming that by charters of former kings of England he and his men
are quit of all customs throughout the realm as well by sea as by land.
Membrane I7d.
[May 16. The like to Oliver de Ingham, and John de la More to enquire as to certain
Westminster.] misconduct of the king's bailiffs and officers in the counties of Norfolk and
Suffolk, and certain bailiffs of liberties within the said counties, in making
undue distraints, and neglecting the execution of the king's mandates ; and
as to certain conspiracies against justice in those parts, and to chastise the
offenders^ [By Master Thomas Bek.]
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Commission to Bobert Fulconis and Robert Malet to enquire as to
the rescue from the place of execution by certain persons commorant at
Oxford, unknown, of a felon sentenced to be banged bj the justices appointed
to deliver Oxford gaol.
Membrane \6d.
June 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Fulconis and Robert Malet
Wettminfter. touching the trespasses of Alan son of Roald de Estwode in removing the
accustomed metes and baulks between the wood of Richard de Fuleham and
the wood of the said Alan in Stokenchbch, co. Oxford, and not permitting
the said lUchard to repair the same, and cutting and carrying away the
trees growing in the said metes. By Master Th. Bek.
June 7. The like to William de Brayboef and Adam le Botiller touching the tres-
Westmiiuter. pass of GMfrey de Aunou, Gilbert de Cumpton and Richard de Aunou in
ejecting Hugh de Fulflode from the manor of Rustreshale, co. Wilts, which
he held by demise of the executors of John la Warre for the remainder
of a term of 14 years, for which term the said manor was demised to the
said John by Alexander de Aunou ; and in taking and carrying away his
goods found therein. By Master Th. Bek.
MSMBBAltE \Ad.
[June 26. Association of W. de Helyun and S. de RofEa with Stephen de Penecestre
I<eod8.] and Elias de Bekfingham] to take an inquisition, wherein the parties have
put themselves before the king, between William de Brehus and Daniel son
of Hubert de Cantuaria, whether the land of Thomas de Newenham in
Wikham, which Daniel now holds by feoffment of Thomas, or other land
which Daniel holds in that town of the fee of the said William is held on
such service that Thomas or the tenant for the time being ought and is
accustomed to be the reeve of the said William or his predecessors by
election of his court of Wikham.
Membrane 13d.
July 4. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Sprengehose and Bogo de
WeBtminster. Knovill touching the persons who entered the free chace of John Oifhrd of
Emestre and Clyes, co. Salop, hunted therein and carried away deer.
July 6. The like to Nicholas de Stspleton and William de Brompton, on com-
Westminster. plaint by the abbot of Westminster, that whereas, by William de Cumbe
his bailiff, he caused to be takon and impounded beasts of Henry, abbot of
Pershore, Robert de Mollinton, Reginald le Porter, Alan Buflard, Maurice
Baldewyn, Athelan le Eeu, John < of Oure,' John Fote, Thomas Manneys,
Hugh Spenser, William son of John atle Gtote, John Pakero, William
Davy, Alexander le Bercher, John Frere, Rc^nald Cachepol, Robert
Pyron, Hugh son of Henry Howayn, Thomas son of John atte Ghite,
Geoffirey son of Roger de GUdecote, Robert Toche, John de Ekinton,
William de Malvern, John Coutorment, Thomas Pouer, Henry Sauvage,
John Dismars, William Howayn, Nicholas Alderiche, Qt^oftsej Tale of
Alfrinton, Walter Gsuterun, Richard Loeing, Thomas son of Alditha, Adam
Spenser and Simon Dagge, found at Pershore, the said abbot of Pershore
and others broke the pound and led away the said beasts ; a precept having
been lately issued to the sheriff of Worcester to bail the said abbot of
Pershwe and the above-mentioned persons, to answer the said plaint before
1
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OALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
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^he king a fortnight after Midsummer^ bat a speedy hearing being neceesary
owing to the said abbot of WeetminBter being sent to further certain
businesB of the king.
Mmmbranb I2d.
Jnly 7. The like to the same teaching a plaint bj the abbot of Westminster against
Wettminfter. the abbot of Holy Oross, Waltham, that the latter raised certain slnioes in
Amewell and Stanstede, oo. Hertford, to the naisance of the former's free
tenement in those towns, whereby a mill and other tenements of his are
frequently flooded by the reflux of the water coming down to the said milL
July 7. The like to W. de Wimbome and Th. de Sancto Yigore touching the
Wettminster. persons who entered the free chaoe of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, at
Wimbumeholt, oo. Dorset, hunted therein and carried away hares and rabbits.
The like to Walter de Wymbome and Hereward de Marisoo touching an
i^peal which Matilda de Ja Marche brings against William de Welewe,
Walter le Charetter and Richard le Bercher, touching the death of Roger le
Messer of Oumbe, her brother; and the sheriff of Dorset is to provide a
jury.
The hke to Walter de Wymborne and Thomas de Sancto Vigore touching
the persons who assaulted the men of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln,
keeping his fair at Blaneford, co. Dorset.
July 8. The like to Nicholas de Stapleton and William de Wylughby touchiug
Westminster, an appeal which Muriel late the wife of Ralph Gkrebroyd, brings in the
county of Liucoln against Alan Bathan for the death of the said Ralph, and
against Alan, abbot of Louth Park, Robert de Somercotes and Plulip de
Barton for receiving the aforesaid Alan.
July 16.
Windsor.
July 17.
Windsor.
Mbmbranb \ld.
Commission to William de Demeford, John Cheverel and Thomas le
Rus, justices of gaol delivery for Old Sarum, to enquire as to the all^ation
of Sibil de Kervlif, taken and detained in the prison of Old Sarum for con-
senting to the death of Richard de Exonia, who was killed by Walter de
Bray m her presence ; that she did not raise hue and cry upon the said
felon by reason of her terror and ignorance of the law, which fact was
unknown to the jurors of an inquisition taken before the mid justices, who
asserted her consent to the said felony and caused her to be sent back to
that gaol.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Folejambe and John son of
Aer touching the persons who entered the park of Certelegh, co. Stafford,
which is in the king's custody, hunted therein and carried away deer, and to
enquire by whose precept the said trespass was done.
Commission to John de Ercalewe, William Bagot, William Wyther and
Roger de Buterle to deliver the gaol of Shrewsbury of Robert de Whitinton
and William de la Chaumbre, taken and imprisoned there for trespasses.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Fulconis and R. Malet, on com-
plaint by Richard^ prior of Hermodesworth, that whereas Robert de
CKbervill demised houses and lands in T^ngewyk, co. Buokingham» to John,
his predecessor, for nine years, and the said John and he have been in
peacefol possession thereof^ the said Robert, with a company of others, came
there, broke .the locks of the doors, and carried the goods and consumed
them and still consume them.
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1279. Metnbrane lld^~c<mi.
The like to Hamo Hantejn and Gregory de Bokesle touching an appeal
which Elena daughter of William Paternoster brought before the king
against Peter Giliam of Ghisoonj, merchant| of rape ; with mandate to the
major and sheriffs of London.
The like to Thomas de Weyland and J. de Lovetot by jury of Norfolk,
touching an appeal of robbery which Boger Grubbe brings before the king
against the prior of Weybruge, William de Acke, Robert Botun, Peter le
Bercher, Adam Ueke, William Slynge, Benedict de Ormesby, Hugh de
Lingewode, Adam de Hechham, Henry de Linge, Roger Magge and
Henry Dyke.
Membrane \0d.
Au^. 3. The like to Robert Fulconis and William de Brayboef touching the
Bnll. persons who assaulted Margaret Husee and her men at Fikeldenn« co,
Dorset^ while they and their possessions were in the king's special pro-
tection.
Commission to Thomas de Normanvile, kins^s steward, to make inquisi-
tion with others in the presence of the bailiff of TickhiU castle, and by jury
of the counties of Nottingham and York, as to the customs, rights, and
services belonging to the said castle and honor of Tiokhill, and as to such
as have been subtracted or concealed, and to cause restitution to be made.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Verdun and William
Bagot touching the persons who entered the chace of Edmund the king's
brother, of Kenilwoith, co. Warwick, hunted therein and carried away
deer.
The like to Alexander de Kirketon and Ranulph de Dacre as to a like
trespass in the chace of the said Edmund of Duffield, co. Derby, and as to
trespasses committed by Roger de Wardinton against the said Edmund when
his bailiff in that county.
Aug. 14. The like to Robert de Verdun and William Bagod, as to a like trespass in
OverBtone. the chace of the said Edmund of Leicester.
{Ovetton,)
Membrane dd.
Aug. 18. The like to Walter Scamel and R. Fulconis on complaint by Peter son of
QeddiDgton. Warin, James de la More, John de Holeweye and Walter de Hunteston
that Margaret Husee, James de Bello Campo, Richard de Cumbe, William
de Fiffhide, Roger de la Faleye, John le Chapeleyn of Ambresbiry, Simon
Fute sa Dame, William Snou, William Tutting le Someter, Richard Mody,
Richaitl le Parmenter, William Burry, William le Man, Henry Hert, Jolm
Scopyn, John Jolem, William le Provost, Michael Coleman, Richard
Copener, William W(Klecok, William Colebrun, Michael Burry, Hugh le
Permenter, William le Parmenter, Walter le Parmenter, Walter le
Whytetawere, Adam Funtayn, Adam Wybbe, Edmund Frye and Adam le
Chanberleing assaulted them at Figheldenn, co. Wilts, and beat them ; they
are also to enquire whether the said Margaret and Richard de Cumbe re-
ceived the said William de Fifhide after the outlawry promulgated against
him for the said trespasses.
Membrane Sd.
Aug. 28. The like to Alexander de Monte Ford and Alexander de Thikingham (sic)
Notttogham. touching an appeal made in the county of Lincoln by Matilda, late the wife
of Richard de Briggefordi against Robert de Meslers, for receiving William
Nogge, accused of the death of the said Richard.
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1279. Men^ane Sd — coni,
Aug. 28. The like to John Bek and Nicholas de Stapleton, aa to the inundation
Nottingham, of the marsh of Hantehunderfen in the wapentake of Elirketon in Holland^
caused hy the ohstruction of the accustomed sewers, fosses and gutters,
and as to destruction of the bridges of those parts by reason of a contention
between John de Britannia earl of Bichmond and Robert de Ghrelej as to
the metes and bounds of the said marsh, and to hear and determine the
said contention, and to do justice in the said matters.
Sept. 7. Commission to Adam to Sancto Laudo to enquire touching offences
Kottmgham. against the peace in the county of Lincoln.
Sept 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to G. de Picheford and Thomas de
Kottingham. Ardem touching the persons who assaulted Walter, parson of the church of
Herleston, at Herleston, co. Northampton.
Mbmbranb Id.
Sept. 21. Association of Richard de Cokefeld with Roger Luveday to take an
Westminster, inquisition between John Grodalming and Simon de Giselingham and
Walter son of Roger le Orfevre and others touching a trespass committed
against the said John and Simon, the said Walter and others.
The like of Thomas de Weiland with the said Roger to take the said
inquisition.
Sept. 21. Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey de Pycheford touching
Westminster, the persons who by night broke the house of John de la Lake at Warefeld,
CO. Berks, and burned his enclosure (clatuturam) there.
Membrane bd.
Oct. 26. The like to Hamo Hauteyn and William de Middelton, in wder to
Westminster, expedite the king's late command to the mayor and sheriffs of London with
respect to Emald Johannis de Cuntis, citizen and merchant of Bayonne,
who is a merchant stranger, that they should cause John de Runcevaus to
render account to him for the time that the said John had the care and
administration of his goods and merchandise.
Oct. 25. Commission to William de Brayboef and Peter de Escnde to enquire
Westminster, touching the abbot of Glastonbuzy preventing Bogo de Cnovill (to whom
the king committed the custody of Warin son and heir of Thomas Maudut,
tenant in chief, during his minority), from re-erecting the gallows lately
thrown down by the wind, which the said heir ought to have at his manor
of Werminstre and from haying the judgments of malefactors taken there.
Oct. 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to Matthew de Columbariis and William
Westminster, de Brayboef touching an appeal which William del Aungle brings in the
county of Southampton against John Huwe, Hugh Wyht, John Ouemoste,
Walter le Man, Richard Wyz and Richard le Provost of Berghton for
the death of Robert Pynnok, his kinsman, and a like appeal brought
against them by Thomas Pynnok.
The like to John Bek and Alexander de Trikiugham touching an appeal
which Roger son of John de Middelton brings in the county of Lincoln
against Simon, prior of Newstead, brothers Simon de H«9ele, Geoffrey de
Gritham, Andrew de Alingham, Thomas de Oerdeburg, Henry de Lincoln
7 EDWABD I. 349
1279* Membrane bd^^eotU.
Geoffi^y de Witham, his canons, William de Hiwardeby, Laurence le Ken,
Bobert L^gard, Alan Horse and Balph de Biveby for the death of James
son of the said John his brother.
Oct. 27. The like to Walter de Wymbum and Thomas de Sancto Vigore touching an
Westmioster. appeal which Thomas le Curzeny brings before the justices at Westminster
against Richard de Hamf eld touching the death of Thomas de Graham his
fiither ; the jury to be of the county of Devon.
The like to Bobert Fulconis aud William de Brayboef touching the
persons who broke the parks of N[icholas]y bishop of Winchester, of Biteme,
Farham, Hameldon, East Menes, Sutton, Merdon, Welde, Olere, Merewell
and Stoke, co. Southampton, hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to Bartholomew de Suthley and Th. de Bray touching an appeal
v^ch Margery, late the wife of John Athewy, brings before the justices of
the Bench agamst Balph le Caretter, Bobert de Buyton and the prior («tc)
of Nunne Eton for the death of John Hathewy, her husband*
Oct. 28. The like to Stephen de Penecestre, John de Cobeham, John de Reygate
Weftminster. and Salomon de Boffa as to certain suits pending before the justices last in
eyre in the county of Kent touching liberties and divers purprestures upon
the crown, occupied and usurped by Gtilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, and his ancestors, and they are to meet at Derteford in fifteen
days of Martinmas.
The like to the same to plead (placitanda) the king's common pleas
within the lowey of Tunbridge, to view the metes of the said lowey, and
to certify the king thereupon.
Membrane 4 J.
The like to Thomas de Normanvill, Thomas Folejaumbe and Balph de
Amehale touching an appeal which Alan de Bekingham brings in the county
of Nottingham against Nicholas de Swaluclyve and others touching the
burning of his house at Wodhuses near Bekyngham.
The like to the same touching an appeal made by John son of Alan de
Bekingham in the same county against William Havenock of Hayton and
others touching the death of Alan son of Alan his brother.
The like to Thomas de Weylaund and Boger de Leicestre, on complaint
by John de Lovetot, that whereas he caused certain beasts at Stanetede,
CO. Hertford, to be taken by Bobert le Drivere, Roger le Tayllur, Hugh le
Someter and John Bouby, his men, to be impounded, Luke son of
Petronilla, John le Wodeward, William Litelpilorin, the younger, John
Wrangetayl, Bobert Lucas and Wysa his wife, Geoffrey Bifold, Adam de
Iseneistrete, William de Nasingges, Gilbert Tulemund, Luke Spyre, John
Engayne, Bichard son of Aldewin and others assaulted them.
Association of N. de Sta[pelton] in a like commission to H. Hauteyn and
G. de Bokesle touching an app^ which Elena daughter of William le
Paternoster brings against Peter GiUeame of Gascony, merchant, for
rape.
The like to Bartholomew de SuUey and Thomas de Bray touching an appeal
which John de Buckeby brings in the county of Northampton against Bichard
de Stratton for the death of Boger le Oaretter of Buckeby, his brother.
The like to the same touching an appeal which Balph Oliver brings
before the justices of the Bench against Kalph le Chambreleng of Beresby,
00. Leicester, Bobert de Ohambreleng and Boger his brother and William
Bussel for mayhem.
850 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
joHg Mbmbranb 3d.
[Nov. 7. The like to Stephen de Peneoestre and John de Coheham touching the
Wettminster.] persons who killed Joan, late the wife of William de Etingbroky in the
hundred of Wy and in the tithing (borgha) of Tokingham, oo. Kent
[Nov. 7. The like to Bartholomew de Suthley and Thomas de Bray touching
Westminater.] the persons who assaulted Ralph Oliver at Belegrave, co. Leicester, and
maimed him.
Nov. 10. Hie like to John de Reigate and Salomon de Roffa touching the persons
Westminster, who came by night to the manor of Wysshele, co. Surrey, in the king's
hands by reason of the death of Robert de BriweSi cut and burned trees
growing therein, and committed other offences to the damage as well of the
king as of John de Briwes son and heir of the said Robert.
Nov. 12. Commission to Thomas de NormanviU and Master John Clarel to examine
Westminster, more fully, in the presence of Master William de Miro Monte, steward of
the castle of TickhUl, and to correct, if necessary, the account of Nicholas
de Stapleton, lately rendered at the Exchequer, of the issues of the oastle
and honor of TickhUl and the manor of Gringg4Bley while he had the custody
thereof,
Oommision of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Weyland and John le
Breton touching the persons who entered the park of John de Lovetot of
Lallefbrd, in the confines of Essex and Suffolk, hunted therein and carried
away deer.
The like to Walter de Hopton and his fellows, josticee for plaints, tres-
passes and excesses committed in the parts of the march and of Wales,
touching the trespasses of Theobald de Verdun in causing beasts, as well of
the plough as others, of Nicholas, prior of Llanthony Prima in Wales, at the
prior's manors of Oldcastle {de Veteri Coiiro) and Redcastle (de Rubeo
Ca9tro)f to be taken by certain of his men and driven to his castle of Ewyas,
and impounded and detained there, the said prior not being permitted to
replevy them until some had perished of hunger, and until he had agreed
with the said Theobald as to certain undue exactions ; and other trespasses
committed against the said prior ; and touching the persons who came by
night to the pricnr's manor of NewenUm, broke his houses there, beat and
wounded the prior and his men and certain of his fraternity and canons,
and killing two of the said canons : the jury to be provided by the sheriff of
Hereford, the king's bailiffs of Bergeveny and the bailiff of Edmund, count
of Champagne^ the king's brother, of the Three Castles.
Commission to Master Walter Scaroel, dean of Salisbunr, and Matthew de
Columbariis» with others, to make perambulation of th^ kmg's forests in the
county of Salop, and to fulfil the other articles of the charter of the forest
of Henry IH.
Mbmbranb 2d.
Nov. 15. Commission of over and terminer to Stephen de Pencestre and J. de
Westminster. Cobeham touching the persons who killed Joan, late the wife of William de
Etingbrok at the tithing {burgham) of Thokingham in the hundred of Wy,
CO. Kent
Commission to Bogo de Knovill and Leonius son of Leonius to extend
all the waste lands belonging to the castle of Montgomery, in the king's
hands, together with all the liuids there previously arrented by the constables
of the said castle, who had no special mandate for that purpose, and to
arrent, demise and exchange the said lands as may be ei^dient.
7 BDWABD I. 361
1279. Memirane M^eoni.
Association of WilliAin de Beverlaco with QeoSrej AgniUan and John
de Steyngreve to make certain inquisitions in the coontj of York as to
distraint of persons having land to the value of 20/. yearly who ought to
take up knight service and have not done so, and as to other matters
contained in the letters directed to the latter.
Membrane Id.
Nov. 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey de F^cheford and Walter
Wettmiiifter. de Aumundesham touching John de Molendino of Horton, co. Buckingham,
and Philip his son lately detained in Newgate gaol for trespasses, and whom
Walter de la Puille, William de Foleham, Thomas de Agnis, Wy[bert] de
Arras, Hugh le Clerk of Horton and John de Waieden, of the county of
Buckingham, have undertaken to produce before the king.
{ 362 )
8 EDWARD I.
1279.
Nov. 28.
Windsor.
Nov. 26.
Windsor.
Mbmbrane 28.
Protection with clause rogamus for one year for the prior and canons and
brethren of the new hospital of St. Mary without Bishopesgate, London,
and the poor infirm of Christ lying there, their men and goods.
Letters for Amabilla Oomyn nominating Nicholaa Comyn her attorneys
in Ireland for one year.
The like for the abbot of St. Oatherine's du Mont, Bouen, nominating
Ralph de Frankenne and Richard le Ken for three years.
Orant to Qrimbald Paunoefot, for a fine of 200/. of the marriage of the
heir of Henry de Penebrugg, tenant in chief.
Power to Walter de Helyun to sell in the king's name all the houses^
lands, and tenements late of certain Jews, which escheated to the king by
their forfeiture by reason of trespasses touching the king's money in the
city of London, and the counties of Middlesex, Sussex, Surrey, Kent, Essex,
Hertford, Norfolk, Sufiblk, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Buckingham, Bedford,
Oxford and Berks.
Letters for Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, nominating
John de Clare his attorney in Ireland for two years.
Commission to Roger de Clifford, John de Lovetot, Geffrey de Picheford
and William de Hamelton as justices in eyre this turn for pleas of the
forest in the county of Southampton.
Inspeximutj for the security of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford son and heir of Richard de Clare, sometime earl, of letters patent
of Henry III. whereof the seal has been broken, dated at Reding, 9 May,
31 Henry HI. directed to John son of Geoffrey, justiciary of Ireland, restoring
to Richiurd de Clare, sometime earl of Gloucester and Hertford, one of the
heirs of Walter Marshall, sometime earl of Pembrok and of Anselm, his
brother, aU the lands, castles and homages of the purparty falling to him of
the inheritance of tiie said Walter and Anselm in Ireland, upon the
partition that was made between the said heirs by common consent in the
king's court at Wodestok and as set forth in extents made by the said
justiciary, to wit : —
The castle and borough of Kilkenny, with the county.
The manors of Dunfert, Lochmatheran and Trenan.
The castle and town of Kalian, oo. Salkenny, except 61#. lOd. of land or
rent, which are to remain as the portion of that heir who has the
castle of Dunmas.
The homage and service of the following knights' fees, in the same county,
of the following persons .* —
Stephen de Hereford, for 2 knights fees, in Rathdoueny.
William de Hoseky, for ^, in t£tt county.
William de Dr^uU, 1, in Dumer.
Hugh de Drohull, f , in Tiberch.
Rotort de Drohull, 1, in Madll.
Thomas son of Ric^rd Fanyn, ^, in Glothementhau.
John de Pioniis, |, in Glascro.
Fulk son of Warin, 1|, in Rafhtafli.
GKlbert Smyth, 1^ and |, in Culcasayn.
8 EDWARD I. 353
1279. Membrafie 28 — coni.
John de Ebroicis, 2, in Acheteyr.
David de Rocheford, |, in Kilmechar.
William Grassy, ^, in Offerkelan.
Philip Dumer, 1, in Dysert and Closthan.
Richard de Ti-oia, ^, in Bablorkan and Drumdelgyn.
William de Sancto.Leodegario, 1, in Roseonnyl and Taluehambrok,
Richard de Rocheford, k in Sewin.
Thomas de Rocheford, | and ^, in Lavertach and Carrik.
William Crassi, ^, in Tulachrothan.
Roland Bluet, ^, in Rathele.
Franco de Tyeys, -j^, in Damach.
William le Archer, ^, in Archery.
William son of Maurice, ^, in Eaitrafh.
John de Vatle, ^, in Thcolechan.
Henry de Herlegh, |, in Newtown in Kilcooly (in Nova Villa in
Cullak).
John son of Geffrey, 1^, in Kenles.
Raymond son of Griffin, 1|, in Knockechnoker, and Newtown {Nova
Villa).
Thomas de Sancto Albino, ^» in Eillamery.
Nicholas Avenel, ^, in Kilfedragfh.
William de Dene, 1^, in Ogensy.
David le Grannt^ ^, in Rossenan and Logeran*
Reginald de Eexnek, -j^^, in Killemer.
Theobald Butler {Pincerne)^ 4, in Baligaveran.
Resns de Ardern, 4, in Acheneneth and Tirrusk.
William Maylard, ^, in Maylard.
Hugh Purcel, 4, in Achenirke.
Miles son of David, 7, in Overk.
Henry Malherbe, -^^ in that county.
Roger de Penbrok, X, in Lisdumery,
with mandate to the justiciary to give the earl seisin thereof from Tuesday
afler the feast of St^ Mark {Martini) the Evangelist, 31 Heniy III. on
which day the king received the homage of the said heirs* [^See Rolls
Ser:e^, Cartulary of St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, vol. ii. p. 402.]
Acquittance to Joseph de Chauncy, the treasurer, of the following sums
paid by the king's mandate to divers persons out of the sum of 8,000 marks
delivered to him in 2 Edward I. by Master Reymund de Nogeriis, heretofore
papal nuncio and collector of the tenth in aid of the Holy Land granted in
England, to wit, as appears in the great roll of the Exchequer, to : —
The master of the Knights Templars 3,355 marks 3«. ^d, lent to the
king in Svria for the king's affairs.
Poncius de Mora and Gregory de Rokesle 84/. 16#. %d. by three writs
of Liberate for wines bougnt by them for the king and the carriage
thereof.
Firmin le Chardener, 52/. \Zs, 2d, for 142 quarters of wheat at 7«. bd.
a quarter.
Simou dc Rue, 46/. VJs, 4d. for 148 quarters of wheat at 6s. 8c/. a
quarter.
Philip de Wilgheby, sometime keeper of the wardrobe, 100/. for the
expenses of the household.
Emeric de Rupe Cauardi, knight, 25/. by the king's command on the
information of Anthony Bek for a horse of his lost in a raid in
Gascony.
Constance, late the wife of Henry de Alemannia, 100 marks delivered
to Poncius de Mora.
96187. Z
354 CALEN^DAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1279. Membrane 28— coiir
Poccius de Mora, 64*. 3c?., arrears of wines bought for the king's
coronation.
Orto de GrandisoDO, 100/. to the use of Florentinus de Warenna,
retiring from the king.
Lahrus, the merchant, 1,000 marks.
Giles de Audenardo, 1,000 uiarkp, by writ directed to the said Joseph
in the pre^^ence of Anthony Bek.
The same Giles 1,000 maiks by the kings writ patent containing
2,000 marks to be delivered to him for the works of the Tower o^
London on Fridny next b<'fore St.. Dunstan, 4 Edward I.
Bulph de Albiniaco, 100 marks for a quit claim of the honor of Mone-
mne made on Saturday before the said feast.
Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, 815 marks, lit. 11^.
delivered lo Thomas de Gnneys and Master William de Luda on
the day and year above- mentioned.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the manors of Wirkesworth and
Osebum and the wapentake of Wirkesworth, which the king has granted to
Edmund bis brother.
Protection with clanse volumus, for one year, for John de Fyfide, going
to Ireland on the king's service.
Grant, at the instance of Master Walter de Ponebrok, to David de Pene-
brok, that he may put in the place of the said Walter in the chancery of
Ireland, any attorney he pleases for one year.
Nov. 26. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Pycot to the office of remem-
Windsor. brancer of the Exchequer, Dublin, at the same fee as former keepers of
that office.
Grant to John de Yescy that his executors shall have free administration
of bis goods and chattels for the payment of his debts and the execution
of his will, and that his heirs and not his executors shall be charged with
the debts due to the king by him on the day of his death.
Grant to him that he may, with the consent of his heir, demise to farm
to whomsoever he may wish, land to the value of 100/. a year out of his
lands and tenement<< where it may appear most expedient to him for ten
years, for the acquittance of his debts.
Dec. 10. Acquittance to Buuruncinus Walteri, Orlandinus de Podio, Bichard
Quenington. Guidicionis and Henry de Podio, meroiiants of Lucca, of the society of
the Eicardi, on the audit of the account with the king before B. bishop of
Bath and Weils, the chancellor, and John de Vescy, Otto de Grandisono,
Master Tiiomas Bek, archdeacon of Dorset, and Antony Bek, archdeacon
of Dut-Iiatn, appointed by the king to audit the same account with respect
to the receipts and payments made by them on his behalf from Easter,
1 Edward I. to Michaelmas, 7 Edward I. ; so that they answer to the
king touching the issues of the custom of wools and hides of England
from AscensioD, 7 Edward I., and like issues for Ireland during the whole
time of their custody of the said custom, omitting 1,000/. received by them
from it in 5 Edward I. with which they have charged themselves in the
account aforefe>aid.
Meubranb 27.
Dec. 14. Protection and safe-conduct for Geoffrey Babbe, merchant of Kairdyf,
Quenington. going tq the parts of Ireland with his ships, things and merchandise to
trade.
' Nov. 15. Protection, for three years, for Albert Scotus, Opiszo de Fargnano,
WestuiinsttT, Keginald de Manaceto, Attinus Providal[i8], Bonus Johannis de Philippo,
8 EDWARD I. 355
1279. Membrane 27— €0«l.
and their fellows, of the societj of the Scotti of Piacenza ; their things,
goods, and all their merchandise wherever in the kingdom thej maj be.
Nov. 26. Licence for Aaron son of Isaac de Wjgornia, Jew, to sell the hotises
Windsor, which he has in Worcester for the purpose of paying his debts to the king,
as the king understands from the justices appointed for the custodj of the
Jews that the houses of the said Aaron are neither forfeited to the king
nor in the king's hands for any reason.
Presentation of Peter de Trje to the church of Estringhautre in tho
diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land
and heir of Nicholas de Crioll.
■ 4
Dec. 24. Confirmation to Guy Ferre and Joan his wife of a grant made to them
Winchester, by Eleanor, the king's mother, of the manor of Fakenham, co. Norfolk,
during their lives, in compeuj^ation for their quit claim to her of the manor
of Wyteley, co. Surrey, which is of tlie honor of Laigle, which she lately
granted to them for their live.% except the advowson of the church
thereof ; the reversion of the said manor of Fakenham, after their deaths,
to go to her, and failing her life, to the Crown.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the manor of Fakenham.
Membrane 27 (Schedule),
Dec. 28. Promise to Bouruncinus Walteri, Orlandinus de Podio, Bichard Ouidi*
Winchester, cioni, Henry de Podio, and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay them
23,000/. before next Michaelmas, on condition that they answer to the king
for the sum received by them from the customs of Ireland, or in any other
way there (except 1,000/. for which they have answered already), as also for
that received from the customs of England from Ascension, 7 Edward I.
which are to be allowed them in part siitisf action of the above debt.
Vacated because surrendered and the money was paid.
Membrane 27 — cont,
Dec. 26. Acknowledgment of a debt to G[odfrey], bishop of Worcester, to be paid
Westminster, in the quinzaine of Easter next, of 60 marks, paid by the said bishop in
(«0 alms for the king.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled and the bishop had a writ of
Liberate.
Notification, lest suspicion should arise hereafter, that certain le^vd
fellows (ribaldi) in the army of Wales, in the bfth year, cut off the nose of
Robert Belle in a quarrel without his fault.
Dec. 26. Eatification of a grant by Henry III. to Agnes de Eversle and Bar-
Winchester, tholomew her husband, in consideration of her services to Henry III. and
his consort, of 10 marks yearly, for their lives, out of the king's appoint d
alms at the Exchequer ; which 10 marks Agnes afterwards, before Heuiy III.
demised to the use of Edmund and John her sons, whereupon Henry III.
of his further grace, granted that the latter should have the said 10/. yearly
for their lives upon the death or ce&sion of Bartholomew.
Presentation of Master Henry Serle to the church of Liuekan, in the
diocese of Dublin, in the king^s gift by reason of the lands and heirs of
William Pecche being in his hands.
Licence for Bartholomew le Peytevyn, to whom the king granted the
king's stalls of Bristol for life, to let them to farm to whomsoever he will
for one year. By K. on the information of William le Bru[n].
z 2
366 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1279. Membrane 27 — coni.
Presentation of Master John le Fleming to the ecclesiastical benefices of
the cantred of Occasdjn and the half cantred of Drochkedoblic in the
diocese of Eallaloe
Pardon to Luke le Gameir for the death of William le Irreis, killed in
the pai'ish of the church of Old St. Martin's in the island of Jersey, of
which being long since indicted the said Luke took refuge in the said
church, and escoping therefrom, came to England seeking the king's grace
thereon, who at his instance commandad Emald Johannis, the bailiff of
Jersey, that if the said Luke would put himself in the king's prison and
on the verdict of a jury the said Ernald should cause him to have such
verdict, and the said Luke was thereby found not guilty of the aforesaid
homicide.
Dec. 30. Protection, for two years in Ireland, for the prior of St. Nicholas,
Winchei^ter. Exeter.
Mandate to John de Somersete, constable of the castle of Shireburne,
to commit to the custody of John de Cormalies, sheriff of Dorset, the outer
bailey (forituecum baliium) of the castle, to keep the king's prisoners in,
during pleasure.
Grant, addressed to the dean and chapter of Lincoln, to Master William
de Luda, of the prebend in the church of Lincoln, lately possessed by Master
Henry de Hauekelegh, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of tlie
bishopric of Lincoln.
1280.
Jan. 1. Protection with clause volumuSf until Christmas, for Matthew son of
Winchester. John and Henry, parson of the church of Chalvedon, going to Santiago.
Licence, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for Baroncinus Walteri,
Richard Gwydidonis, Orlandinus and Henry de Podio and their fellows,
merchants of Lucca, specially engaged on the king's business in Eng-
land, to import from foreign parts and to sell cloth, though it be not of
the right ascise, notwithstanding the late prohibition against Uie importation
and sale of any cloth unless it be of the right assize.
Grant to the burgesses and good men of Wyudesor of their town at farm
at 80/. yearly at the Exchequer ; on condition that they do justice to
merchants, denisen and alien, and to the poor.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled and renewed^ as appears in
the Patent Boll of Edward L in the month of September.
Anthony Bek, archdeacon of Durham and Masters William de la Gare,
archdeacon of Lincoln and William, archdeacon of Huntingdon, bringing
news of ihe death of Richard, late bishop of Lincoln, have letters of licence
to elect.
Jan. 1. Protection, during pleasure, for Robert le Mercer, burgess and merchant
Wiuchcster. of Southampton, going to divers places in the realm, and to Gascony,
Ireland, and elsewhere, and sending his merchants to do his business.
Jan. 2. Pardon to Alice Nuce, in Ivelcestre gaol for the death of her son,
Winchester. Richard Emnewode, as it appears by sufficient testimony that she killed him
while she was in a state of madness.
Mandate, at the prayer of the prior provincial of the Friars Preachers, to
sheriffs and all bailiffs and others, to induce the Jews, by such means as
they under the inspiration of the spirit of truth may think most efficient,
to assemble and hear without tumult, contention, or blasphemy, the word of
God preached by the friars, and to see that the rest do not interfere with
those who become converted. [Fcedera ]
8 EDWARD 1. 357
1280. Membrane 27 — cont.
Jan. 4. Signification of an inspeximus of a charter of Henry [II ], granting to
Winchester, the church of St. Mary, Bomsey, all their wood of * North wod* as king
Edward gave it to them and confirmed it. Witnessed by Thomas («ic),
archbishop of Canterbury^ ]l[oger], archbishop of York, R[obert], bishop
of Lincoln, Th[omas] the chancellor, Master Alver, B. earl of Leicester,
W. son of Hamo and Hamo Boter[el] at Sarum.
[Moncuticany vol. ii. p. 509.]
Protection with clause volumus^ until August, for Godfrey de Bello
Monte, going to Santiago,
MEMnnjNE 26.
Jan. 6. Testification to a charter of Bobert Bumell, bishop of Bath and Wells,
Winchester, granting to Otto de Grandisono in tail general, with reversion, in default of
issue, to the said Bobert, the manor of Shenes, which is of the king's
fee, and 15 acres of meadow which he had bought of Bobert de Valle
Torta, and grant that, in such default, the premises shall revert to the
said Bobert without claim or hindrance from the Crown.
Licence for the said Bobert to enlarge a park (made by him in pursuance
of a charter of Henry III. when the said Robert was clerk of the house-
hold of Edward I., out of his woods of Cumbes, in the fee of Acton Pycod,
and Acton Bumell) by the addition of sixty acres of his ground and woods
there, adjoining the said park, and to hold them in fee simple without
hindrance by the Crown or its ministers.
Appointment of John de Fifhide to view the state of the debts due to
and from tne king in Ireland from the time of his coronation, and to
provide that persons be elected, by the counsel of Bobert de UfPord,
justiciary of Ireland, in the various ports thereof, to collect the new custom
on wools and hides exported from Ireland.
Jan. 7. Licence for Master Edward de Elnolle, dean of Wells, for life, to hunt
Winchester, and take the fox, the hare, the badger and the cat with his own hounds,
whenever he pleases, except in the fence month, in all the king's forests in
Somerset.
Jan. 6. Grant to Hugh son of Otto (in compensation for the custody of the
Winchester, serjeanty of the dies of London and Canterbury, late of 1 homas son of Otto,
deceased, and which had been granted to the said Hugh during the minority
of the aforesaid heirs {He) on condition that he could exact no right or
claim during the said custody) of a moiety of the garden and manor of
Chilwarton and Anne Sauvage, with a rent of 13«. 4<f. a year irom Perdval
son of Thomas de Chilwarton, and of 6«. %d, a year from Thomas le
Waleys in Chilwarton, formerly in the hands of Benedict son of Licoricia,
sometime Jew of Winchester, who was hanged for felony ; and of all the
debts, arreai's, and fees due from the said Thomas de Chilwarton to the said
Jew, and of all the debts due from the said Thomas and bis heirs to Jospin
son of Deulegard, a Jew.
Mandate in pursuance to the justices for the custody of the Jews.
Mbmbranr 25.
Jan. 4. Order to the sheriff of Wilts to cause to be paid to Walter de Burges
Winchester. 10/. a year for his support which the king has granted to him for life, in
consideration of his service to Henry III,
858 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1280. Membrane 25 — eont.
Acceptance of a demise and grant made to Hugh de Essex, of the manor
of Toleshunte, held in chief by Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal
of England and Alina his wife, daughter and heir of Philip Basset, deceased ;
as it uppears that thero is ambiguity in a demise and grant made by the
said Hugh to the said Philip, in the lifetime of the latter, of the manor of
Northwelde, as b contained in a fine made between the said Philip and
Hugh in the time of Henry IIL ; the latter manor to remain to the said
Roger and Alina free of any claim from the said Hugh and his heirs.
Pardon to Drew Vaiidyn of his ban and outlawry by reason of his
withdrawal for a trespass committt'd by him against William de Faldnt in
the parish of Old St. Martin, in Jei*sey, on condition that he surrender to
gaol and take his trial according to law and the custom of those islands.
Grant to Walter de Burges of the above fee of 10/. yeai*ly by the hands
of the sheriff of Wilts.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Netley (loci Sancti Edwardi de
Letteleye) at the instance of R[obert], bishop of Bath and Wells, the chan-
cellor, that the tun of wine granted to them by charter of Henry III. yearly,
within the Nativity and the Purification, shall be received by them at the
hands of Matthew de Golumbariis, taker {captoris) of the king's wines at
Southampton, without a f^pecial letter or petitioning for a mandate from the
king ; and mandate in pursuance to the said Matthew.
•Tan. 4. Acknowledgment of a loan from Bartholomew Jake and his fellows-
[WincheBter.] merchants, to the king of 966/. 13^. 4d,, made by the hands of Gregory de
Rockesle and Orlandinus de Pudio, and promise of repayment at Easter
and All Saints next.
Like acknowledgments and promises of repayment of the following loans,
made by the hands of the said Gregory and Orlandinus to the following
merchants and their fellows : —
Bartholomew Mark[i], of 1,000/.
Attinus Providal[isJ, of 2,000/.
Simon Baldewyn, of 200/.
Cambinus Falkinar[ii], of 751/.
Mainettus Bek, of 2,000/.
James Front[i], of 1,116/. 13*. 4d,
Theobald de Luka, of 1,336/. 6*. 8c/. .
Peter Vile, of 733/. 6*. 8c/.
Duracius de Florencia and his fellows, merchants of Florence, of
2,000/.
Hugelin de Yico, of 2,666/. IBs. 4d,
Bernard Mainfred, of 1,333/. 6«. 8c/.
Landus de Pistoria, of Pistoja, of 2,000/.
Peregrine de Luka, of Lucca, of 200/.
Vacated because the money wets paid by the said Gregory and
Orlandinus^ keepers of the exchange of London^ find the letters were
surrendered ami cancelled.
Pardon and release to the abbot and convent of Bynedon of the customs
and services due to the king at the sheriffs turn and elsewhere from a
carucate of land in Welle, which is within the limits (prodnctum) of the
hundred of Wymt'red, and was granted to them by Eleanor the king's
mother, and licence for them and their successors to levy the same
(estimated at 1*. 6c/. a year) to their own use by their own bailiffs.
Jan. 5. Remission to Nicholas de Weston for a fine of 100 marks of all the
Winchester, indignation and rancour conceived against him by the king for contempt,
8 EDWARD I. 359
1280. Membrane 25^cont,
hj reason whereof the king caused his lands to be taken into his hands ;
the said Nicholas and his heirs to be charged with the said fine, which is
to be paid at the king's pleasure.
Grant to Bichard son of Walter de Bargo, in the belief that he has
attained or nearljr attained his full age, of seisin of all the castles of which
his said father was seised as of fee in the land of Connaught (dmogJC) and
elsewhere in Ireland at his death, so that if the said Biehard be not of full
age he is to answer to the king for the issues of the said castles until he is
of full age; and if he be, then the sa*d issues shall remain to him; and
mandate to Bobert de Ufibrd, jnsticiarj of Ireland, to give seisin to him of
all the castles aforesaid, and to retain anj which the said Walter held at
the time of his death otherwise than in fee and which wei-e by reason of his
death taken into the king's hands.
Jan. 6. Grant to Perot Staneye and Guy Ferree, king's yeomen, of 61/. 11«. a
WiDchester. year out of the farm of the manors of Drax and Basene, co. York, late of
Jjettice de Kaynes, deceased (who held them in dower of the inheritance
of John Paynell, deceased), during the minority of the heirs of the afore-
said John ; and grant to the aforesaid Perrot and Guy of land to the value
of 10/. yearly in the king's wardships in the bailiwick of Balph de Sand-
wyco, to hold during the minority of the heirs.
Notification to J. archbishop of York and all the bishops and other
prelates convoked at London, that the king is sending Boger Lestrange
and Hugh son of Otto, steward of the household, to make appeals on the
king's behalf that in the said convocation they presume to establish nothing
against the crovrn or the king's dignity.
The like to the same, that the king is sending the above persons to
command them not to hold their council touching anything pertaining to
the crown, as they love their baronies.
The like to the same, that the king is sending the above .persons to
exhort them and their clergy to make the king a fitting subvention.
Jan. 6. Grant, for life, by the king and his consort to John Ferrer, king's knight,
Wiochebter. of the fee held by Joan, late queen of Castile and countess of Ponfthieu of
the count of Flanders, wherever it may be ; to be held by the said John of
the said count.
Jan. 6. Appointment of Boger de Clifford, the elder, John de Luvetot, Geoffrey
Winchester, de Pycheford and William de Hamelton as justices in eyre this turn for
pleas of the forest in the county of Southampton.
Grant to Aaron son of Vyves, Jew of London, that out of the clearer
debts and obligations in the king's hands, in compensation of a debt
due to him by Gilbert Pecche, which the said Aaron granted to Eleanor
the king's consort, there be assigned, levied, and delivered to him in the
king's name a like amount, and that if any debt so assigned be found to be
quitted, then another in place of it be granted to him.
Membrane 25 (Schedule).
Jan. 6. Amended grant to him, in compensation for the said debt of Gilbert
Winchester. Pecche, that there be assigned to him a like amount out of the cUarer debts
and obligations of condemned Jews or others in the king's hands.
Mbmdranb 24.
Jan. 6. Mandate to Bobert de Uiford, justiciary of IreLind, to make lively to
Winchester. Richard son and heir of Walter de Burgo, sometime earl of Ulster, ]of the
300
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1280.
Jan. 7.
Winchester.
Jon. 20.
Lyndhurst.
Jan. 20.
Lyndhunt.
Membrajie 24 — cont.
castles, lands, and tenements in the. land of Co unaught(Ctf nnocA) and Ulvester,
and elsewhere in Ireland, whereof the said Walter was seised as of fee
at the time of his death, and to command those to whom the custody of the
same has been committed to deliver them to the said Richard, and to retain
in the king's hands any which the said Walter had at his death whereof lie
did not die seised as oi fee, until further oixlers.
The like to William son of Warin touching the lands and tenements in
his custody.
Grant to William de Garlaund, king's yeoman, of the custody, during the
minority of the heirs, of the lands late of Gilbert le Fraunceis, tenant in
chief, in Bastelden, also of the custody of tlie manor of Nettlebudde,
during the minority of the heir thereof, also of 10/. a year, which Alice, late
the wife of Henry Dy ve, tenant in chief, pays for the custody, during the
minority of the heirs, of the lands late of the said Henry.
Grant to Matthew de Columbariis of the office of the king's gau^er in
England and of that of chamberlain of the king's wines therein for life, so
that he serve those offices in his own person, unless prevented by illness;
with all the issues thereof for his support, and 20 marks a year at the
Exchequer,
Grant to Thomas de London, clerk, during good behayiour^ of the office
of chirographer of the king's court in Ireland.
Grant to Master Ralph le Sauser, king's seijeant, of the custody of the
lands and heirs of John Loveraz, tenant in chief, during the minority of his
heirs, with the marriage of the said heirs, and of all the debts in which
Richard de CarderviU was bound to Deudone, a Jew, who was hanged, and*
the pledge {%)adiufffi) which the said Jew had in the lands of the said
Richard.
Inspeosimus of letters patent of Edward, the first bom of Henry IIL
(sealed with the seal which he then used, and dated at London 3 November,
53 Henry III.), granting to Adam de Wynton, clerk, exemption of his
houses built and to be built in the city of Winchester in Shortestrete, which
houses used to be the said Edward's ion by reason of his predecessors, the
earls of Chester, from all livery of his marshals, so that no person shall lodge
in the said houses against the will of the said Adam.
Grant, for life, to Ralph Maulere, king's serjeant, of the custody of the
forestership of the forest of Rutland, with the issues thereof, for his main-
tenance, in extension of a like grant lately made to him, which was on
condition that he should answer for the issues.
Grant to John de Beuillar[d] of the custody, during the minority of the
heirs, of the lands and tenements late of Henry de Penebrugg.
Mandate to the sheriff of Salop to deliver to William Bumell, bearer of
these presents, the custody aforesaid to the behoof of the aforesaid John.
Writ de iniendendo to the tenants of the inheritance of the aforesaid
Henry.
Grant to Geoffrey de Neuband, king's derk, of the deanery of St.
Martin's le Grand, London, being a free chapel of the king, void by the
resignation of Lewis de Sabaudia, late dean.
Mandate in pursuance to the constable of the Tower of London.
Writ de irUentendo to tlie canons of the place.
Letters for William de Fenles, nominating William Amesas his attorney
in England for two years.
Presentation, directed to the bishop of Chichester, of Robert Eylward to
the prebend of Bulewaresheth in the king's chapel of Hastings, void by the
resignation of Laurence de Wyndelesore.
8 EDWABD L
361
1280.
Jan. 20.
LjrndhuTst.
Membrane 24 — cont.
Gh^nt to Eleanor, the king's consort, of all the king's right in the custody
of the lauds late of Bichard de Ardem, an idiot.
Protection with claose volumuSf until Midsummer^ for Ouj Ferre, gone
beyond seas on the affairs of the king's mother.
Mandate to the bishop of A gen, Qaichard de Burgo^ and Master Adam
de Norff[olk], constable of Bordeaux, to associate with themselves in
extending the land of Agen, Qtaj Ferre, and Benedict de Blakeham, knights
of Eleanor, the king's mother, and William de Estden, her clerk, her
attorneys for that purpose.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Midsummer, for the said Benedict,
gone beyond seas on the affairs of the king's mother.
Peter de Brayton and Walter de Crulle, monks of Seleby, bringing news
of the cession of Th. de Wallaye, their abbot, have letters of licence to elect.
Licence, for a fine of five marks, for Bichard de Wylmynton to enter upon
and hold a serjeanty in Bocton Allulphi, which is of the honor of Boulogne
which Isaac de Wylmynton now holds of the king, which serjeanty Isaac
has granted to him ; to hold of the king in fee simple.
Protection with clause volumus^ until 1 August, for William de Leybum,
going beyond seas.
•Tan. 20. Letters for William 'de Mohun, nominating Bobert Smale his attorney
[Lyndhnnt.] in Ireland for two years.
Jan. 20. Licence for William de Braiboef, after inquisition ad quod damnum taken
I^yndhorst. by Boger de Clifford, justice of the forest this side Trent, to impark his
wood of Hagwod, with his launds adjacent, amounting to 40 acres, which
are within the metes of the forest of Penbere and Everleg, and to hold it in
fee simple, notwithstanding that the king would lose 12d'. yearly, as the deer
sometimes repair thither.
Grant to Philip de Belvaco, king's yeoman, son of Master Simon de
Belvaco, the king's surgeon, of 20O marks, wherein Grimbald Pauncefot
made fine for the marriage of the heir of Henry de Penebrugg, deceased.
Vacated because surrendered and the money was paid to Philip by torit
q/* Liberate.
Safe-conduct, until 1 August, for William de Leybum, going through
Gascony on pilgrimage to Santiago, his household and harness; directed
to all bailiffs and others of GkMCony.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay, out of the king's money or theirs, for the king's wines of the
right prise, as they shall be instructed by Matthew de Columbariis, king's
#» Serjeant, appointed taker of the king's wines throughout the realm.
Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
exchange of London, to pay to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe,
200/. of the old money therein, for the expenses of the king's household.
By bill of the wardrobe.
Jan. 20.
Lyndhnnt.
Mbmbrane 23.
Admission of Bobert de Leon, monk of Bee Hellouin, proctor-general
of the abbot and convent thereof in England, as their attorney in
England.
Grant to Master Thomas Bek, of the prebend of Castre in the church of
St. Mary, Lmcoln, lately held by Master Boger de Cave, void by his death,
and in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of
Lincoln.
862
CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1280.
Jan. 20.
Lj'ndhont.
Jan. 20.
Lyndharat
Feb. 4.
Kingston.
Feb. 12.
Clarendon.
Feb. 15.
Clarendon.
Feb. 16.
Clarendon.
Membrane 2Z^~coiU,
PardoDy at tbe instance of Bobert, bishop of Bath and Wells, the chan-
cellor, to Balph Wodye for the death of Walter Skjle, as it appears on
sufficient testimony thai he killed him in self-defence.
Safe-conduct, until a fortnight after Easter, for Poncius Elie and Joceos
de Verfur, servants of John de Britannia, earl of Bichmond, going on the
business of the said earl to parts beyond seas.
Power to Robert de Uffbrd, the justiciary, and Fromund le Bran, the
chancellor of Ireland, or either of them, to present to the benefices in the
cantred of Occasein and the half cantred of Brochkedoblyc, in the diocese of
Killaloe {Laon)^ which are void and in the king's gift, any parson whom
Master John de Eenley, chancellor of the Exchequer of Dublin, shall consider
fit to be nominated to them.
Presentation, directed to the keeper of the spiritualities of the bishopric
of Lincoln during tbe voidance of the see, of Hugh Corbet to the church of
Wyke, void and in the king's gift bj reason of his custody of the lands and
heirs of Henry de Ive, tenant in chief.
Power to Bobert le Baud, sheriff of Northampton, Bobert son of Henry,
mayor of Northampton, and John le Clerk, burgess of the town of North-
ampton, to sell the king's houses which have escheated to him in the said
town by the forfeiture of Jews of the same who have been hanged, or have
refused the verdict of a jury (veredicium patrie).
Letters for Bobert de Brus and Cristiana his wife, staying in Scotland,
nominating Master Adam de Crokedaik and John de Garton their attorneys
until Michaelmas.
The like for Master William de Notingham, clerk, going beyond seas for
the sake of study, nominating Adam de Bengham and Bichard de Stapelford
for two years.
Matilda de Lacy, staying in England, nominating Boger le Taillor and
John son of Jordan in Ireland for two years*
Notification that Peter de Wynton, king's clerk, parson of the church of
Assheburn, shall not be removed against his will from the possession thereof
by reason of the grant by the king of the advowson of the same to the
dean and chapter of the church of St. Mary, Lincoln.
Bequest to the tenants of the abbey of St. Edmunds to make a courtesy
to John, the new abbot, according to ancient custom on the creation of an
abbot, which is commonly called there the abbot's aid, the king believing
that though they would doubtless do this of their own free will, yet that it
will be done more willingly in view of his request. ^
Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinns de Podio, keepers of the
exchange of London, to pay out of the isJ4Hes thereof to Master Bertram,
the king's engineer, 100«. to the use of a certain Spaniard (Hispani), of the
gift of the king.
Presentation of Master Bobert de Bruges to the benefices of Occassin, in
the diocese of Eillaloe.
Grant to Eleanor the king's consort, during the present voidance of the
bishopnc of Winchester and during pleasure, of the custody of the mauor
of Bingwod, in the king's hands by reason of the voidance of that see.
By K. on the information of Th. Bek.
Pardon to John Giffard of Brumesfeud, Anselm Basset, Balph Daubeny,
Simon Segre, Thomas de Morton and Walter Balle, huntsman of the said
John, of all trespasses committed by John, and the others with him, in
i
8 BDWABD I.
363
1280.
Feb. 18.
ClarendoD.
Feb. 18.
Clarendon.
Feb. 20.
ClAiendon.
Feb. 22.
Clarendon.
Membrane 23 — coni,
banting and taking deer in tbe king's forests of Bere and Aisshele, co.
Southampton, of which trespasses they were indicted and convicted before
the justices itinerant of the forest in the said countj.
By K., on the information of Master Th. Bek.
Fulk Luvel, archdeacon of Colchester, and Geoffrey de Mortao Mari,
archdeacon of London, canons of St. Paul's, bringing news of the death of
J[ohn], bishop of London, have letters of licence to elect.
Simple protection, during pleasure, for the prior and convent of Ker-
merdyn.
Mandate to S[tephen], bishop of Chichester, and the dean and chapter of
Chichester, to cause to be re-affixed to the shrine of St. Eichard of Chichester
certain jewels lately affixed thereto and afterwards removed therefrom, since
it is alleged that the said bishop is unwilling to cause them to be replaced
without having asked permission of the king, and the king believes that the
recovery of the jewels has happened by divine interposition (divinitus).
Letters for Master Bobert de Bruges, going to the parts of Ireland with
Master John de Keule, king's clerk, chancellor of the Exchequer "of Dublin,
nominating John de Godelegh and Peter de Campeden his attorneys in
England for two years.
Mandate to Balph de Sandwico, king's steward, to sell large timber and
underwood in the forest of Dene to the amount of 300/., and out of the issues
of the sale to do the works, already ordered to be done by word of mouth,
in the castles of Devises and Odyham.
Signification to the archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
election of Master Oliver de Sutton, dean of the cathedral church of
St. Mary, Lincoln, as bishop thereof.
N[icholasJ de Hamme, sub-prior of St. Swithin's, Winchester, Philip de
Oxonia and Geoffrey le Norais, bringing news of the death of Nicholas,
sometime bishop of Winchester, have letters of licence to elect.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Waller de Essex and Nicholas de
Dyham to the custody of the busJiopric of London, void and in the king's
hands.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric.
Promise to accept the sale proposed by Master William Heymundi de Miro
Monte, attorney-general of the king's kinswoman, Constance, late the wife of
Henry de Alemannia, of the custody of the lands and heir of William de Hoton,
and of the marriage of the said heir, which pertain to the said Constance
by reason of the death of the said William, who held of her by knight
service.
Appointment of Master Philip de Wileby, king's clerk, to sell the books
and other ^oods, late of certain Jews of Oxford, forfeited, for trespass of the
coinage, to the king.
Appointment of Juliana, late the wife of John Bussel, to the custody,
during the qninority of the heir, of two parts of the lands late of Richard le
Mareschal, tenant in chief, in the manor of Chereberwe, together with the
marriage of the said heir,
G-rant, for life, to John Giffard of Brummesfeld of the run {pert^rsum) of
the king's forest called ^ la Longefore^t,' co. Salop, and through the king's
woods therein, for the purpose of hunting and taking hu own deer,
started (motai) by his own hounds in his free chace of Corfiham without
let or hindrance.
Vacated because otherwise below.
364 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1280. Membrane 28 — coni.
Feb. 23. Pardon to John de Mildebj, in York gaol for the death of Geoffrey
UpaTOD. Sackling, as it appears by the testimony of John de Yallibus and his fellows,
justices itinerant in the county of York, that he killed him by mis-
adventure.
Feb. 26. Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas^ for William de Mohun,
Marlborough, going to Santiago.
Appointment of John de Cobham and Adam de Winton to levy the
debts late of condemned Jews who were fufi;itivesy converts to Christianity,
and other Jews whose chattels have been forfeited to the king for clipping
the coin, and the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer are to deliver to
them the chirographs, bonds, tallies, charters and feoffments , Starrs, and
all instruments in their hands relating to the said debts.
Grant, for life, ta John GK&rd of Brumesfeld of the run of all the king's
forests in the county of Salop, to whatever part thereof the deer, started
in his chace of Corffham on any day, shall have run in the same day.
Membrane 22.
Feb. 26. The sub-prior and convent of Luffeld, sending news of the resignation
Marlborough, of William de Esteneston, the late prior, by Adam de Kenred, have letters
of licence to elect.
Letters for Christiana de Marisco, nominating William de Hispania and
Gilbert de Ipre her attorneys in Ireland for one vear.
Protection with clause volumuSf for one year, n>r her.
Feb. 28. Mandate to the abbot of Beading to deliver, in pursuance of a mandate
Down Ampney. previously directed to him, to the sheriff of Berks, Albert Moryn, Guy his
brother, and Adam de Pavye, lately taken at Beading, and there detained
in prison for the death of Gerard de Cremon[ia], lately killed there, and this
shall not be to the prejudice of the abbot's liberty.
Letters for Bichard de la Hide, going to Ireland, nominating Adam
de Crosham and Thomas de Bastelden his attorneys in England for two
years.
The like for Bichard de la Lynde, going there, nominating the said Adam
de Cosham (sic) and Thomas in Enghuid for three years.
The like for Geoffrey de Gyenvill and Matilda his wife, going to Lorraine
(Larenn*)^ nominatbg Bichiud de Lodelawe and Thomas de Beyton his
^ attorneys in Ireland for three years.
And he has a like letter in England for three years.
Protection with clause volumtUf until Michaelmas, for Bartholomew le
Peytevyn, going to Santiago.
March 2. Signification to 0[liver], bishop of Lincoln, of the royal assent to the
Down Ampney. election of Adam de Henred, one of the monks, to be prior of St. Mary's,
Luffeld.
Simple protection, for one year, for Payn de Exonia, chaplain of Eleanor,
the king's consort.
Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for Master Elias son of Mosseus, Jew
of London, and Abraham Motun, Jew of the said Master Elias, going to
the parts of Flanders.
March 2. Licence after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by the sheriflP of Salop
Down Ampney. for the abbot and convent of LilleshuU, to assart thirty acres in length next
the way of Watlingestrete and one acre in width of their wood of
8 EDWARD I. 365
1280. ' Membrane 22^cont.
LilleshuU towarde the covert thereof, which is without the waste and regard
of the king's forest of Wymbrugg, and to hold the same to them and their
successors.
March 3. Grant, for life, to O[rdonio8] bishop of Frascati ( TusctUano)^ of 40 marks
Down Ampney. yearly at the Elzchequer.
^Memorandum, that the said O. has an open writ of Liberate directed to
the treasurer and chamberlains.
Grant, for life, to Robert de Hausted and Margery his wife, with remainder
to their firstborn son for life, with reversion to the crown, of all the lands
and tenements in Blakebrok, Fairfeud, and Hope, co. Derby, extended at
10/. 35. 8^. which Michael Hockele, sometime king's sorjeant, held of the
king's gift, escheated to the king by his death, as appears by an inquisition
taken by Thomas de NormanviU, king's steward.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Nicholas de Clere, king's clerk, to
the custody of the manor and castle of Taunton, co. Somerset, late of
N[icholas], late bishop of Winchester, deceased, which are in the king's
hands by reason of the voidance of the bishopric, and he is to answer for
the issues to William de Hamelton, king's clerk, to whom the custody of
the bishopric is committed.
March 4. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the manor and castle aforesaid.
Down Ampnej.
March 4. Appointment of John de Cormailles to the custody of the castle of CorlTe
Down Ampney. during pleasure.
Vacated because otherwise belc^.
Licence for Doucemannus le Prestre, Jew of Winchester, to sell to
Master Ralph le Sauser, king's serjeant, a solar in the city of Winchester,
adjoining the house of Deudeney de Wynton, a Jew lately hanged in that
city, to hold according to the conditions contained in a charter made to the
said Ralph by the said Doucemannus.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Master Salvagius de Florenda, going to
the court of Rome on the king's affairs.
Protection for him for one year.
Letters for him, nominating Hugh Pape and Richard de Derby, chaplain,
his attorneys for one year.
Signification to the archbishop of Tork of the royal assent to the
election of William de Aselakeby, one of the monks, [to be abbot] of
Seleby.
March 4. Appointment of William de Ippele, king's clerk, by the king and queen
[DownAmpnej.jconsort, as their attorney to receive in their name seisin of the lands in
Melecombe and the port of Waymue, of which the abbot and convent of
Cerue have enfeoifed them by their charter.
Mandate to William, bishop of Landaff, to levy and deliver, without
further delay, the whole of the tenth of ecclesiastical benefices in his bishopric
to Eleanor, the king's mother, to which he was appointed by Henry III. and
Ottobon, cardinal -deacon of St. Adrian's, then legate in England,
and which was granted by Pope Clement [IV.l to the use of the said
Eleanor, the whole of such tenth being still unpaid to her.
Memorandum^ that R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, on
3 March retired from court to his bishopric.
March 4. Simple protection, for one year, for Bogo de Clare, going beyond seas.
Down Ampoey.
Appointment of Richard de Bosco to the custody, during pleasure, of the
castle of Corffe.
Mandate in pursuance to John de Cormailles to deliver it to him.
366 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J280. Membrane 22 — cont,
March 6. Appointment of Peter de Creuequer of Aumbersbiry to the custody,
Down Ampney. during good behaviour, of the bailiwick of the hundred of Donewych, (xie)
CO. Wilts, so that he answer at the Excheqner by the hands of the sheriff.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the manor of Sherston Magna, to
which the king has appointed John Bezill for life.
March 8. Protection with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas, for Robert de Kaynes,
Down Ampney. going on pilgrimage to Santiago.
Mbmbrans 21.
March '8. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory of Luffeld, for Adam de
Down Ampney. Hanred, one of the monks, elected to be prior.
Mandate to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward, to restore to him the
* temporalities.
Confirmation by the king and his consort to John Bezill of their manor
of Sherston Magna, with the advowson of the church thereof, to hold to
him for life, with reversion to the crown.
March 13. Presentation of William de Netheravene, chaplain, to the church of
Down Ampney. St. James, near the king's castle of Winchester, in the king's gift by
reason of the voidance of the see.
Lettera for Master William de Pikering, going beyond seas, nominating
Robert de Pykering and Hugh de Neweton his attorneys in Eugland.
Protection for two years for him.
March 14. Signification to R. bishop of Bath and Wells, of the royal assent to the
Down Ampney. election of Andrew de Sacro Fonie, one of the monks, to be abbot of
Athelingne.
Exemption, for life, to Roger de Almarico from being put on assizes,
juries, or recognitions.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle, and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
the exchange of London — in repetition of a pi*evious mandate, to cause to be
sent to Oxford by some trusty merchant 3,000/. of the new money at
present in their custody, to be exchanged for the advantage of the scholars
there, which has been neglected, — to provide such a merchant, who will go
to Oxfoixl without delay, to exchange that money there, as the said Gregory
and Orlandinus shall enjoin on the king's part ; and to deliver the said sum
to the faid merchant and to two of the masters of the University of Oxford,
who will be sent to them, according to the king's injunctions, to be ex-
changed by the said merchant in the said town, so that the scholars of tliat
university have the preference over others, as is just, in the said exchange;
and the sheriff of Oxford is commanded to give safe-conduct to the said
merchant and masters for the conveyance of the said sum to the said
town.
Appointment of Guncelin de Batelesmere, justice of Chester, and Master
William de Luda, king's clerk, to commit, assign, and to assess lands and
places in RotheUn to all who desire to receive and hold the same from the
king, according to their discretion.
March 23. Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot of Lyre.
Down Ampney.
March 26. Pardon to John de Cameys, in consideration of a demise made by him
Down Ampney. to the king and his consort of the manors of Thorpel and Upton for ten
years, from Monday, the Annunciation, 8 Edward I., of 500 marks which
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367
1230.
March 29.
Cirencester.
April 3.
Qluucester.
April 3.
Gloacester.
Aoril 10.
Gloucester.
Membrane 21— con^.
be owes the king ; but if it shall appear that he owes the king a greater
sum, whether for the debts of himself or his father or ancestors, he is to
satisfy the king thereof at the Exchequer.
Pardon to John Giffard, of BruraesfelJ, Anselm Ba-ssef, Simon de Segre,
Thomas de Morton, Geoftrey le Aleblnster, Percival le Ireys and WaltcT
Balle, huntsman of the said John, of all the trespasses done by them in the
New Forest, CO. Southampton, in hunting and taking deer therein, of which
they were indicted before Roger de Clitlbrd and bis fellows, justices in eyre
for pleas of the forest in that county in 8 Edward I., and convicted, and
pardon to them of the amercements imposed upon them for the said
trespasses by the said justices, to wit, 500 marks on John, Anselm, Simon,
Geoffrey and Walter, and 30 marks on Thomas and Percival.
Grant to Hugh son of Otto, — in full completion of the grant formerly
made to him of land to the value of 50/. yearly out of the wardships which
might fall to the king to be held by the said Hugh during the minority of
the heirs to whom such lands ought to pertain by inheritance, in part com.
pletion of which grant he holds the hereditaments late of William de Pas-
fenham, who is non-compos, in Passenham, extended at 27/.^-of the custody
of the lands (which are extended at 22/. 22\d.) and of the heir of JohnlaVeille,
tenant in chief, to hold during the minority of the heir, with the marriage.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
exchange of London, to pay out of the old money coming to the exchange
aforesaid to Master Thomas Bek, king^s clerk, keeper of the wardrobe,
200/. of good money for the expenses of the great wardrobe by the hands
of Giles de Audenardo and Adenettus, the king's tailor.
By bill of the wardrobe.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Cerne, of a messuage in the town of
Melecumbe, situated between the house of the abbot of Lattele on the west
and that of Robert Richer on the east, free from all rent, tallage and suit of
court; exemption also to them, their men, and their servants of the abbey
from all toll in the said town, unless they should be merchants ; and grant
to them of common of pasture for all manner of their cattle of Rappele,
between the bounds of their manor of Bippele and the town aforesaid,
according to their free tenements ; and the like to their men and servants,
until the place given to the king by the said abbot and convent in Melecumbe
shall be inhabited by the common people (gente populari).
Grant to Geoffrey de Geinvill, in aid of his town of Ludelawe, of murage,
for five years from Easter, 8 Edward I.
Respite from knighthood, for three years, to Reginald de W}rtcherche, for
a fine of 100^.
Power to Th[omas], bishop of Hereford, to include in his will as well the
custody of Erleye, which he has of the commission of the king during the
minority of the heirs to whom it ought to belong by right of inheritance,
and his grain and goods in the said manor, as all other his lands and goods
not pertaining to his bishopric
Membrane 20.
Exemption to Geoffrey de Abbytot, of Rudmerleg, during his life, from
being put on assizes, juries, or recognisances.
The sub-prior and convent of Bardeney, sending newB of the cession of
Peter de Barton, late abbot, have licence to elect.
368
CALTCXDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1280.
t
April 29.
BriBtol.
April 22.
BriHtol.
April 23.
Bristol.
April 23.
Bristol.
April 23.
Bristol.
April 22.
Bristol.
May 1.
Westminster.
Membrane 20 — cont*
Appointment, during pleasure, of Bogo de Knovile to the custody of the
bishopric of St. Davids, so that he answer for the issues.
Writ de irUendendo directed to the tenants.
The chapter of St. Davids, sending news of the death of Bichard their
blnhop by Mdster Adam, archdeacon of Breckon, and William de Burret,
their fellow canon, have licence to elect.
The canons of St. Paul's, London, came again (ttercUo) and prayed
licence to elect as appears below.
Licence for the dean and chapter of St. Paul's to elect a bishop, on
Master Balph de Baudak, archdeacon of Middlesex, and Boliert de Stowe,
their fellow canon, bringing news that they are without a pastor.
Mandate to Balph de Sandwyco, king's steward, to restore the temporalis
ties of the abbey of Alegene to Andrew de Sacro Fonte, one of the monks,
elected to be abbot thereof.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Signification to the Pope of the royal assent to the election of Malachai,
of the order of Friars Minors, to archbishop of Thuam.
Simple protection, for three years, for the master and brethren of the
house of St. Mark, Bristol.
Presentation of Jordan de Marisco, chaplain, to the church of Alresford
in the diocese of Winchester, void by the resignation of Master Thomas
de Wynton and in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Protection with clause volumusj for two years, for the prior of Lewes,
going beyond seas.
Letters for him nominating Geoffrey de Mareys and John de YateU' his
attorneys for two years.
The like for David, bishop of Emly, nominating William de Mariscis and
Philip Bussell in Ireland until All Saints.
The like for Matthew, bishop of KiUaloe, nominating the same.
Appointment of Boger de Clifford, the elder, Matthew de Columbarils,
Adam Gurdun and William de Hamelton as justices itinerant in the
county of Berks for pleas of the forest this turn.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey of Seleby for William de
Aslakeby, the prior, elected to be abbot.
Mandate to Thomas de Kormanvill and Bichard de Holebrok, king's
stewards, to restore to him the temporalities.
Pardon to William le Taillor, in Hereford gaol for the death of Thomas
de la Grene, on testimony before the king by Giles de Berkele and Oabert
de Avenebiry, justices appointed to deliver that gaol, that he kiUed him by
misadventure.
Exemption, for life, to Walter de Urtiaco, at the instance of B. bishop of
Bath and Wells, from being put on assizes, juries or recognisances.
Pardon to William Kyde of his outlawry for the death of William Bras
whereof he is appealed.
Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
exchange, to send 200/. of the old and good money coming to said exchange,
to the king, by John the Convert {Conversum)^ king's serjeant, with all
speed, as he wants money for the expenses of the household.
By B[obert], bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor.
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369
1280.
April 28.
Bristol.
Maj 1.
Staplefoxd.
May 6,
Odiham.
May 5.
Odibam.
May 9.
Windsor.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Simple protection, for one year, for Roger de Mignot.
Signification to the bishop elect of Lincoln of the royal assent to the
election of Robert de Wainflet, one of the monks, to be abbot of Bardenay.
Grant to Henry le Esqueler (' Squeler ' in the marginal title), during
good behaviour, of the bailiwick of the custody of the gate of York castle
and the custody of the prison of the said castle, with the custody of the
water of Fosse there, if the custody of the prison and water aforesaid
belong to the said bailiwick, and he is to receive as much as other keepers.
By K. on the information of Anthony Bek and brother William de
Faveresham.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Nicholas le Gras to the custody of the
counties of Surrey and Sussex, rendering yearly to the king at the Exchequer
what Emeric de Cancellis, the late sheriff, rendered.
Mandate of livery in pursuance to John de Hammes.
Safe-conduct, for fifteen days, for Thomas de Benefeld, taking the king's
wines to Oxford.
Mandate to the sheriff of Lincoln and the escheator in that county to
restore the temporalities of the abbey of Bardenay to Robert de Waynfiet,
one of the monks, elected to be abbot.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Presentation of Ralph de Middelton to the church of Compton in the
diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
see.
The like of Henry le Mareschal to the church of Welde by Alresford, in
same diocese, in the king's gift for the same reason.
May 9.
Windsor.
May 13.
Westmioster.
May 15.
Westminster.
May 16.
Westminster.
9C187.
MSMBRANB 19.
Protection with clause volumusy for one year, for the prior of Bosgrave,
going beyond seas.
The sub-prior and convent of Coventre, sending news of the cession of
William de Brithwauton their prior, by Richard de Greneberg and William
de Sancto Nicholao, their fellow monks, have letters of licence to elect.
Presentation of William de Ippele to the church ot Acton in the diocese
of London, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Royal assent to the election of Master Richi^rd de Gravesend, canon of
St. Paul's, to be bishop of London.
Licence for Percival Gerarducii, Beudinus Pannichii, Reyuer Brokely
and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, attendant on the king's affairs in
L*eland, to carry on their own merchandise and negotiations there.
Protection with clause rogamusj for two years, for the brethren of the
hospital of St. Anthony, Vienne.
Pardon to Robert de Hadenhale for the death of Richard Tramel,
whereof he is charged.
Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for Master Walter de Sinemuro, canon
of Amiens, going beyond seas, with his harness, household and old and new
money.
Protection with clause \volumus'\y until Christmas, for Master Peter de
Sancto Mario» going beyond seas.
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Letters for the said Master Peter, archdeacon of Sarrey, nominatii^
Philip, parson of the church of Coveham and Hugh de Sancto Mario his
attorneys in England until Christmas.
May 17. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric of London for Bichard
Westminster, de Graveshende, canon of St. Paul's, elected to be bishop of London.
Mandate to Walter de Essex to restore to him the temporalities.
May 17. Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
Weetmiaster. Exchange, London, to pay, out of the old and good money coming to the
said Exchange 1,000/. to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe,
towards the expenses of the household.
Pardon to Master Peter de Sancto Mario of all trespasses in the forests
of the counties of Surrey and Southampton whereof he was indicted before
Boger de Cliffdrd and his fellows, justices last in eyre for pleas of the forest
in Uiose counties.
Pardon to Albert Morone, Guy his brother and Donatus de Cremonia
for the death of Leonard de Casal Motaut, the king's moneyer.
Simple protection, during pleasure, in Lreland, for Hugh Byset.
The like there for the following :—
William son of Warin.
John Biset.
Alan de Logan.
Grant, for life, to AuDger de Chaucumbe of the office which Adam le
Maunsell, of Korton, had in the priory of St Swithun, Winchester, of the
gift of Henry III., and which, by the demise of the said Adam, is in the
king's gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Winchester.
May 18. Simple protection, for one year, for the master of the MaUan Dieu of
Westminster. Dover, gone beyond seas on the affairs of his house.
Grant to Oliver Dynant, for a fine of lOOA, that Isabella de Ourtenay
may be married to him.
May 19. Grant to Master Thomas Bek of the prebend which the prior of Gkeat
Westminster. Malvern lately had in the church of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason
of the voidance of that see.
Signification to the bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal assent
to the election of Thomas de Pavy, one of the monks, to be prior of
Coventre.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master Jordan de Wymbum, canon
of Salisbury.
Appointment of William de Piriton, king's derk, and Master James,
keeper of the works of Bothelan, to execute the commission which certain
persons were lately appointed to do, but have not done, to wit, to assess all
lands and places in Bothelan, and to deliver them to all persons willing to
receive and hold them of the king at competent service, except the king's
meadow, which is to be reserved in demesne.
May 21. Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
Westminster, the exchange of London, to pay to Peter Vile and his fellows, merchants,
366/. 13«. 4d. in part payment of one moiety of 733/. 6s. 8</., which they
lent to the king.
Simple protection, for two years, for the prior of Newport Paynell.
May 26. Ghrant^ for life, with the assent of Edmund, the king's brother, to
Westminster. W, bishop of Llandaff, that he may have his inn in the inn of the canons
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of the order of the Holy Sepulchre of Warwick, which is opposite
St. Clements without the Bar of the New Temple, London, whenever he
comes to London.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Kejnsham to encloee with a
stone wall a several pasture belonging to them near Kejnsham called
* Wjnterleje,' within the chace of Bristol^ and to make it a rabbit warren.
Mandate to the men of Ireland to permit Stephen Brandan to use and
enjoy throughout Ireland the same liberties and customs as others in Ireland,
who are Englishmen, use and enjoy, since it appears by letters patent sealed
in Ireland, which the king has inspected, that he is, though born in Ireland,
a pure Englishman and a faithful subject.
May 18. Letters for the prior of Llanthony Prima in Wales, staying in England,
Westminster, nominating brother Nicholas de Eos and Stephen Bauzan his attorneys in
Ireland for three years.
May 25. Qrant to Eleanor the king's mother, of the custody, during the minority
Westminster, of the heirs, of the lands and heirs of Jordan le Forester, tenant in chief,
with their marriage.
Exemption to Roger de la Ryvere, for two years from Michaelmas, from
being put on assizes, juries or recognitions, or from being made sherifP or
other bailiff.
Letters for Robert de Turvilla, master of the Knights Templars in
England, going beyond seas, nominating brothers Robert de Scrop and
William de Medburn his attorneys until a year after Midsummer. By K.
The like for Millicent de Monte Alto, for two years in Ireland.
Simple protection for two years for the said Millicent
Membranb 18.
May 19. Commission of oyer and terminer to Gregory de Rokesle and Henry le
Westminster. Waleys as to the plaint of the abbot of Bittlesden touching trespasses and
injuries done to him in his house in London by Master Robert de Lindeseye,
Gilbert his brother and John de Newenton.
Membranb 17.
May 24. Grant to the good men of Kermerdyn of murage for eight years from the
Westminster. Ascension, 8 Edward I.
The like to the good men of Kardygan.
May 26. Acquittance to Walter de Hunteleye for taking, by order of Edmund,
Westminster, count of Champagne, the king's brother, to the use of Eleanor (*tc), queen
of Navarre, his consort, sixteen bucks, one stag, three roebucks, and one
boar in the forest of Dene.
May 26. Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer in pursuance of
Westminster, the following regulations [for the maintenance of the House of Converts,
London j. Whereas the king believes that the conversion of Jewish de-
pravity to the Catholic faith would specially be to tlie increase of fisiith and
worship of the name of Christ, he therefore, in order that those who have
already turned from their blindness to the light of the Church may be
strengthened in the firmness of their faith, and those who still persist in
their error may more willingly and readily turn to the grace of the faith,
b98 takep measures, under divine guidance, to provide healthfully for their
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1280. Membrane 17— «on<.
nudntenaDce. Although all the goods of Jews who are converted to the faith
pertain to the king fullj of right and custom, willing nevertheless to do
them special grace after thej have become sons and faithful members of the
church, the king grants them for their maintenance a moiety of the value
of all their goods whatsoever in the realm ; but, as to the other moiety of
their goods, and as to the goods of Jews henceforth condemned or forfeited
for any cause whatever, the king's alms called * deodands ' (after the
expiration of the mmt thereof to the Friars Preachers), and the cnevage of
the king's Jews of England, the king wills that all these shall be collected
and taken to the Exchequer for the maintenance of converts of honest
conversation, and decrees that these shall be set apart for them until the
end of seven years, to be fully assigned to them by the treasurer and barons
of the Exchequer and the principal warden of the said house. And as the
care of the said house requires that a discreet man should continually reside
there, the king wills that a fit priest be deputed thereto, who in the king's
chapel there, with a fellow-priest, whether a convert or not, and a needful
clerk or clerks, shall personally serve there and continually reside, who
shall collect the rents of the house, receive the above-mentioned goods, alms
and chevage at the Exchequer, and distribute their portions amongst the
converts, and conduct the affairs of the house in all things, within and
without, with the advice of the warden. Those converts who are skilful
to learn secular handicrafts or misteries are to be set to them by the warden,
and are to be maintained by their portions until they are able to suppert
themselves by their work, when their portions shall be withdrawn and
assigned to the fabric and repair of the chapel or to the support of other
converts at the will of the chief warden; with the proviso that the surplus
of the goods aforesaid which may remain over and above the portions
assigned for the support of the converts be applied to the fabric of the
chapel and the necessary uses of the same. The said priest shall receive
out of the aforesaid goods and chattels his reasonable support yearly, and
that of his fellow-chaplain and of his clerk or clerks. If in the boose
aforesaid there be a chaplain, a convert, fit and honest, who can serve the
chapel, the priest is to retain him in preference to any stranger. The
priest shall maintain the burdens ordinary and extraordinary of the chapel
at the cost of the house, and shall render to the treasurer and barons a
yearly account of his receipts and expenses in pursuance.
Protection with clause volumusy until Christmas, for the prior of Montacute,
going beyond seas.
Presentation of John de Radenor to the church of Launvays by
Bregenogh in the diocese of St. Davids, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the see.
Licence, notwithstanding the recent statute in mortmain, for the warden
of the chapel of St. Catherine, Wamberge, founded by Emelina, sometime
countess of Ulster, in her lifetime, who assigned rents and possessions to it
for the maintenance of Hve chaplains, and who left in her will a great part
of her goods to buy rents and possessions to the value of 10/. yearly in order
to keep up hospitality, lights, ornaments, and other things pertaining to the
praise of Gtod there — ^to buy lands and possessions to that amount accordingly,
on condition that neither the king nor the lord of the fees lose anything in
this behalf.
May 27. Letters for Ghiy, prior of Montacute, going beyond seas, nominating
Westminster. William de Burewardeslegh, his fellow monk, and Humphrey le Cael his
attorneys until Christmas.
The like for G. de Gyenvill, going beyond seas, nominating Bobert Bruyn
mi Bobert de Staunton for three years.
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8 EDWARD I. 378
1280. Membrane 17 — coni.
The like for Agatha de Mortuo Marl, going to Ireland, nominating
Robert de Asshebam and Aylward Bisshop for three jears.
Grant to Henry le Escot and Geoffrey de Gkitesfeld, collectors of the
morale of the town of Newcastle-on-Tyne, by the view of the mayor and
bailiffs of that town, of as much out of the said murage for their labour yearly
as other collectors received before them.
Exemption, at the instance of Master Thomas Bek, treasurer of the ward-
robe, to Roger de la Ryvere, for two years, from being put on assizes,
jaries or recognisances, or from being made a sheriff, coroner, escheator,
forester, verderer, regarder, or other bailiff in Ireland.
Vacated because otherwise below.
May 27. Rati6cation and acceptance of a demise and grant lately made to Roger
[V^estminster.] My not by John de Vallibus and his fellows, justices in eyre in the county
of York, for 22s, yearly, of the custody, during the minority of the heirs,
of the land and heirs of Thomas de Stodhagh, which Rowald de Rychemund,
of whom the aforesaid Thomas held his land by knight service, sold to John
Armestrange, beheaded for felony, and which pertains to the king by reason
of the said felony.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Peter de Lenche and Margery
his wife to the abbot and convent of Westminster of certain land of the
inheritance of Margery which they hold of the fee of the abbot.
Mandate to John de Reigate, late a justice in eyre in the counties of
Hertford, Kent, Sussex, Surrey and Dorset, to cause all the rolls of his
eyres of the counties aforesaid to be delivered to Walter de Wymbum,
whom the king has commanded to receive them from him.
Pardon to Richard son of John for taking a buck in Windsor forest.
May 28. Simple protection, for three years in Ireland, for the master and brethren
[Westminster.] of the house of St. Thomas of Acton {sic) in England.
May 29. Grant to Agnes, late the wife of Mauger le Yavazur, for a fine of 300/.,
Wettminster. payable in hau-yearly instalments of 25/. of the custody of the lands and
heirs of the said Mauger during the minority of the heirs, with their
marriage.
Alexander de Wocking and William le Bel, canons of St. Mary
and St. Thomas the Martyr, Newark, bringing news of the cession of
Geoffrey de London, have letters of licence to elect.
Pardon to William de la Forde for the death of William de Ebriston.
Mbmbranb 16.
Demise to farm to Hugh de Marchingelee and Geffrey de Gkitesfeld of the
murage lately granted to the bailiffs and good men of Newcastle on Tyne
for seven years from Whitsunday, 8. Edward I. at a rent of 120/. to wit,
60/. at Martinmas and Whitsunday respectively ; a moiety of the payment of
each term to be delivered to the sheriff of Northumberland for the repair of
the castle of the said town, and the other moiety to the works of the town wall,
and to be so applied by view and testimony of the mayor and bailiffs ; and
grant that the said murage be levied as well on burgesses within the town
(intrinseds) as on merchants from without the town (forinseeis) baying and
selling therein.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Acquittance to Hugh de Marchingle, Nicholas le Escot and Thomas son
of Henry de Karliolo, collectors and keepers of the murage granted by
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Henry III. for five years to the men of Newcastle-on-Tyne of the arrears
of the said murage which it appears by the audit of their account of receipts
and expenses by Thomas de Normanvill, appointed to audit and receive the
said accounts, amounti to 7Ss. 9if., on payment of a fine of ten marks, to be
applied to the repair of the castle by the constable thereof.
May 27. Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and good men of Grimmesby of quayage for
Westminster, three years firom Whitsunday, 8 Edward I.
Licence for W[illiam], bishop of Norwich, to buy from John de Neketon
his manor of Terling, to hold to him and his successors in firank ahnoin.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Protection with clause volumusy until Michaelmas, for Edmund, earl of
Cornwall, going beyond seas.
The like, until I August, for the abbot of St. John^s, Goleoestre» also
going.
Appointment of Isabella, late the wife of John son of Alan, to the custody
of the castle and honor of Arundel, late of the said John, during the minority
of the heirs, with 35/. lOf . 6e/. of land and rent in Westdene and Gherleton, and
a moiety of the hundred of Stokbrugg, which she formerly had of the king's
appointment, rendering for the whole 100/. yearly at the Exchequer during
the minority of the heirs, and saving to J. archbishop of Canterbury and his
successors all things pertaining to the archbishopric within the honor
aforesaid.
Mandate to the executors of the will of Emeric de Cancellis to deliver to
her the said castle and honor, with the armour, by chirograph, and with
all the issues thereof since Easter last.
Appointment of Francis Accurs[ii] to the custody, during pleasure, of
the manor and castle of Dunsterr, so that he answer at the Exchequer for
the issues thereof according to the extent made or to be made by Ralph de
Sandwyco, king's steward ; and on condition that so much be deducted from
his yearly fee of 200/. as the issues of the said manor and castle amount to
for the whole time that he holds them, and that, when the king resumes
the said manor and castle he receive his said fee as before.
Mandate to the said Ralph to deliver to him the manor and castle.
May 27. Whereas Henry III. granted to Alan Plugenet the manor of Haselberg,
[WeBtminster.] which William le Mareschal sometime held, to hold in fee simple, and so that
the king should not disseise -him or permit him to be disseised before making
him reasonable exchange or compensation ; and John le Mareschal son and
heir of the above William, lately sued before the king to redeem the said
manor according to the *■ Dictum de Kenilwarthj as that which was his
father's, when an adherent of Simon de Monte Forti, sometime earl of
Leicester, at the time of the war between Henry IIL and the said Simon
and his accomplices ; and the said Alan, at the king's instance and will,
surrendered the said manor into the king's hands, whereupon the king
granted to John that if he ransomed it accordingly from ^an he should
have seisin of it as his father had, saving the king's plea ; the king now
grants to Alan that if the king deraign the said manor against the said John
or his heirs as his right and escheat, or recover it by judgment, then Alan
shall hold it of the crown in fee simple ; but if John or his heirs can show
their right to it, then the crown shall cause to be assigned to Alan and
his heirs other lands, wardships or escheats to the same value.
June 1. Robert de Lincoln, canon of Osolveston, bringing news of the cession of
WeBtminster. Ivo, his abbot, has letters of licence to elect.
May 26. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Newcastle-on-Tyne of murage for
[Westminster.] seven years from Whitsunday, 8 Edward I.
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Mandate to Henry le Scot and G^ofiFrey de Gattefeld, collectors of the said
murage, not to intermeddle therein after the said Whitsunday, the king
having demised the same at farm to Hugh de Merchinglee and the above
Gteofkej for the said seven years.
Jane 2. Protection with clause volutnuiy until Michaelmas, for Bichard de
Wwtmintt«r. Cornubia, going beyond seas.
The like for Walter de la Poylle.
Simple protection, for three years, for the prior of Grosmont {de Ghrandi
Monte),
Letters for Edmund, earl of Cornwall, going bcfyond seas, nominating
Henry de Shotesbrok and Michael de Northampton his attorneys until
Michaelmas.
Protection with clause volumuSf until Michaelmas, for Bobert de
Ammory, going beyond seas.
Mbmbranb 15.
June 3. Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
Westminster, the exchange of London, to pay to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, 1,000 marks,
in part payment of 8,000 marks, wherein the king is bound to him for a
prest made to the king.
By K. on the information of A. Bek and B. de Tybotot.
Batification of a demise, for twelve years from Michaelmas, 8 Edward I.
made by Balph de Sandwyoo, king's steward, to the abbess and convent of
Shaftebiry of all that part in the town of Shaftebiry pertaining to the king,
to wit, in rents, tolls, pleas and perquisites, to hold to farm at a yearly rent
of 12/.
Protection with clause volumue^ until Michaelmas, for Seman de Stoke,
going bevond seas. *
The like for Boger de Drayton, also going.
June 2. Batification of a demise made by Balph de Sandwyco, king's steward, to
Westminster. Eleanor, late the wife of Boger Lestrange, of a fourth part of the manor of
Oswestry {de Alho Monasterio)^ co. Salop, late of William de Albo
Monasterio (which fourth part fell to the purparty of Bertreda daughter
and one of the heirs of the aforesaid William, and is in the king's hands
because she is non compos)^ to hold at will at a rent of 17/. 12«. its extent.
Licence for W[illiam], bishop of Norwich, to buy from John de Neketon
his manor of Terling, to hold to him and his successors in frank almoin.
Acknowledgment of the delivery on Sunday after the Ascension, 8 Ed-
ward I. hj Joseph de Chauncy to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the ward-
robe, of rour pairs of letters, to wit, one letter of the king of France of
acquittance of 1,000/. delivered to that king for the king's jewels; one from
the king for the contracting of a loan of 12,000 marks; another directed to
John de London for the deSvery of all the king's jewels to the said Joseph ;
and another of the Master of the Elnights Templars for the acquittance of
certain debts ; as appears by a chirograph thereof made between the said
Joseph and Master Thomas, which the king has inspected.
June 3. Appointment of Boger de Clifford, Matthew de Coiumbariis, Adam
Westminster. Gordun, and William de Hamelton as justices in eyre this turn for pleas
of the forest in the county of Wilts.
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Ratification of a sale made by Balph de Saudwjco, king's steward,
to Robert de la Sale, for nine marks, of the custody, during the minority of
the heirs, of the lands and heirs of Ralph le Rayer of Bakhampton, co. Berks,
tenant in chief, with the marriage.
Mandate to John de Sancto Dionisio, king's clerk, archdeacon of
Rochester, warden of the house of Converts, London, to see that the aboTe
regulations [Membrafie 17] are carried out, with the addition of the fol-
lowing : That school be kept, that lay persons able to follow a handicraft or
mistery do so and have their portions, and clerical scholars who are able to
obtain any ecclesiastical benefice, with a reasonable maintenance attached,
have their portions withdrawn, which are to be assigned to other converts,
and the same is to be done with respect to lay persons as soon as they can
support themselves by their handicraft or mistery ; and that any surplus of
rents or goods be devoted to the fabric and adorning of the chapel and the
increase of divine worship.
Licence for the warden and brethren of the hospital of St. John, Abingdon,
after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by Ralph de Sandwyco, king's
steward, to enclose a waste place 13 perches long by 13 teet wide lying
between the wall of the said hospital and the highway leading to Boreford
for the enlargement of the court of the hospital, and to hold the same
in mortmain, provided they do not build shops or other houses thereon
through which there may be egress towards the highway.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the priory of Coventre for
Thomas Pavy, one of the monks, elected to be prior.
Mandate to Robert de Verdun to restore to him the temporalities.
Ma^r 27. Appointment, during pleasure, of John de Insula, parson of Shaldefeld,
with two of the more discreet monks of the priory of St. Swithin, Win-
chester, to be elected by the prior and convent, to receive all the goods
and chattek of the priory, and to support therefrom the said prior and
convent, the surplus remaining over to be applied to the discharge of the
debts of the house.
Memorandum that the date of this letter is May 27.
June 4. Release to Henry Kuse, out of regard for his dear wife Margaret, the
Westminster, king's kinswoman, of 50 marks out of the 100/. wherein he was lately amerced
for trespass of the forest before Roger de Clifford and his fellows, justices
in eyre for pleas of the forest in the county of Southampton ; and grant
that the remaining 100 marks be assigned to the prior and Friars Preachers,
London, towards the building of their new church.
Grant to the said Friars Preachers, towards the building of their new
church, of 100 marks wherein John de Polingefold was amerced before the
same justices for a like trespass ; and grant to them of the said 100 marks
from Henry Huse.
Appointment, for life, of John de Cobeham to hold the city of Rochester
at farm, at the same rent as the citizens, late farmers, rendered ; also to the
custody of the castle, so that he answer for the castle guards due thereto,
like other constables before.
Mandate to Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward, to deliver them.
June 6. Grant to Constance, late the wife of Henry de Alemannia — in compensa-
We&tminBter. tion for the manor of Frodesham, with the advowson of the church, hereto-
fore assigned to her as part of her dowry, which manor the king afterwards
committed to David son of Gri£5th, and cannot at present get out of his
hands — of 100/. yearly at the Exchequer, until the said manor comes to the
8 EDWARD I. sn
1280. Membrane 15— «on<.
king's hands, as it appears that the said manor and advowson, althoogh
extended at only 83/. 19<., might be made to be worth hy approTement
100/. yearly.
Ratification of a sale to Master John Glarell made by Master William
Reymand[i] [de Miro Monte], attorney of the said Constance, of the custody
of the land and heir of William de Hoton, who held of the said Constance
by knight service ; with the marriage.
Letters for Robert de Amory, going beyond seas with Edmond, earl of
Cornwall, nominating John le Hore his attorney nntil Michaelmas.
Aj>pointment of John le Teynturer and Henry le Escot, burgesses of
Newcastle-on-Tyne, as collectors of the murage of the said town, to apply
the same to the works of the walls, a mandate having been issued to the
sheriff of Northumberland to remove from the collectorship Hugh de Merch-
enleye and Geoffrey de Gatefeld.
June 4. Licence for Reginald de Grey, after inquisition ad quod damnum
Westminster, taken by Roger de Clifford, justice of the forest this side Trent, to enclose
a place near his park of Gibbecrak, within the forest of Essex, with a dyke
and hedge for the enlargement of his park.
Mbmbrane 14.
June 6. Licence for the abbot of Stratford to sell in his wood of Noteshaye, which
Westminster, is within the metes of the forest of Essex, wood to the value of 10/. any-
where where the sale will be to the least loss to the king and the least
detriment of the forest aforesaid.
Licence for Hugh de Kendale, clerk of the household, and Peter his
brother to hold their houses near St. Martin's church, late of Margery de
Turri, quit of all livery of stewards, marshals or other ministers, for the
life of the said Hugh.
Commission to Salomon de Roffa, Richard de Boylaund, Robert Fulconis
and William de Brayboef as justices in eyre this turn for common pleas in
the county of Somerset ; also as justices to hear and determine pleas
(j}lacita) touching liberties according to the ordinance thereof made ; tres-
passes and plaints (querelas) of complainants against ministers and bailiffs
of the king or others, and all complaints {querimoniat) whatsoever, and to
impose fitting amends for the same ; according to law and the custom of
the realm, and according to the ordinance made by the king and the tenor
of the king's statutes, and according to articles handed over to them
and enjoined upon them.
Inspeximus of letters patent of Walter de Helyon to Thomas de Weylaund
dated at London on the morrow of the Ascension, 8 Edward I. selling
to him by order of the king, the term of eight years which Abraliam
son of Deulacres, Jew of Norwich, drawn and burned for the blasphemy
of which he was convicted, had in the manor of Kellinge by demise of Sir
James son of Gilbert, and the issues of the same from the date at which
it came into the hands of the king, and the chattels late of the said Jew
found therein, for 50 marks to be paid to Sir Philip de Wilegheby appointed
to receive the same on the king's behalf.
June 6. Licence for Deudone Krispyn, Jew of York, to sell certain houses in
Westminster, that city to Alan de Walkingham, to hold according to the conditions of
the charter made between them*
89B OALEKDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1280. Membrane 14 — cont.
Pardon to the burgesses of Newcastle-upoii-Tjne, for a fine of 50 marks
to be delivered to the constable of the castle for the repairs of the castle,
of the account they are bound to render at the king's Will of the murage
granted by Henry III. for seven years from Easter, 49 Henry III.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinns de Podio, keepers of the
exchange of London, to pay, out of the new money, to Poncius Elie, merchant
of Caorz, and to Alphonsus Moryn 400/. and 333/. 6s. Sd, respectively, which
they lent to the wardrobe, and Master Thomas Bek, keeper thereof, is to
be charged therewith. By bill of the wardrobe.
•Tone 8. Protection with clause volumut^ until Michaelmas, for brother Joseph de
Wettmmster. Chauncy, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England.
Grant to Gregory de Bokesle, mayor of London, of all the issues arising
from the custody of the lands late of Nicholas de Orioll, during the minority
of Nicholas son and heir of the said Nicholas, and he is to receive the same
as from last Midiaelmas.
Appointment of John de Berewik, king's clerk, as surrogate in place of
B«)bert de Leicestre, king's clerk, removed from that office to the custody
of the rolls and writs in the present eyre of the justices in Somerset.
Mandate to Gregory de Bokeslee and Orlandinns de Podio, keepers of
the exchange of London, to deliver out of the old money coming there, to
Master Thomas Bek, king's clerk, keeper of the wardrobe, 1,500/. for the
expenses of the household ; and if he have not so much old money to make
up the deficiency with new.
^
June 10.
Westminster, diocese
Presentation of Bobert de Camera to the church of Essher, in the
iocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
Signification to the bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
of Jdm Chaumberleyn, canon of Osulveston, to be abbot.
Grant to Guncelin de Badelesmere of the marriage of John son and heir
of Bobert Lestrange tenant in chief.
Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinns de Podio, ke^rs of the
exchange of London, to pay to Matthew de Columbariis, taker of the king's
wines, 123/. 9s, to be delivered to the king's merchants of Lucca for a like
sum paid by them for 1 18 tuns of wine taken in London by the said Mat-
thew between last Michaelmas and St. Dunstan's.
June 7. Licence for Bichard de Brus to impark his wood of Horsfirith, which is
Westminster, within the metes of the forest of Writele with his launds thereto pertaining,
and to hold the same in fee-simple.
Whereas the abbot and convent of St. Albans, in the eyre of John de
Beygate and his fellows, justices last in eyre in the county of Hertford,
claimed that of old the steward of their liberty of St. Albans and his clerk
should fill the office of coroner therein, and the said justices, by reason of
the insufficient execution of that office, took the said liberty into the king's
hand, and amerced the abbot ; the king pardons them the said trespass and
the amercement (misericardiam) ; and also grants that in their court of
St. Albans they may, without the king's writ, elect at due times from the
better free tenants coroners for their Uberty to make attachments of pleas
of the crown in all places therein ; and that they may answer before the
justices in eyre and the justices of gaol delivery touching the said attach-
ments and other things belonging to the office of coroner, like other
coroners*
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey.
B liiDWABD I. 3^
1280* Membrane 14— con^.
June 8. Pardon to John de Burton, in Newgate gaol for the death of William
Westminster, son of Gayllot, as it appears by an inquisition taken by Hamo Hanteyu
and Bichard de Staunford that he killed him by misadventure.
Simple protection, for one year, for the prioress of La Ghracedeu.
Protection with clause volumut^ for one year, for William de Aldithele,
going to Ireland.
Letters for him nominating Alan Osemund his attorney for one year in
England.
June 10. Appointment of S« bishop of Waterford, treasurer of Ireland, Bichard
Westminster, de Exonia, Master John de Saunford and Bobert de Glastou[ial, master
of the Knights Templars in Ireland, to be at the Exchequer of Dublin
a week after Michaelmas next to audit the account of William de Aldithele
of the receipts and expenses of James de Aldithele his father, when he was
justiciary of Ireland. The said master is to cause to be produced any rolls
of such accounts in his custody to aid the said William in rendering his
said account. And the prior of the hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in
Ireland is commanded by writ to deliver without delay the rolls of account
of the said James remaining with him. And William has found pledges,
to wit, Almaric de Sancto Amando and Boger de Molls, that he will render
his account before the above commissioners at the said term. And if it be
found that he is in any arrears, they are not to intermeddle for that reason
by arresting him by his body.
Safe-conduct, for five years, for Peter de Boseg, merchant of Bayonne, and
his men, trading in the realm.
Licence for the Carmelite Friars [of Ireland] to enclose and inhabit three
messuages in Dublin and build their church lliere, and hold them, so en-
closed, to them and their successors for ever ; as it appears by an inquisition
taken by Bobert de Uffbrd, justiciary of Ireland, that before the grant made
to the said friars by Boger Oweyn, James de Birmingeham and Nicholas
Bacun, of the said three messuages in the city of Dublin, the citizens were
wont to receive from each messuage S^d, a year with him for landgabel,
and the heirs of Cicely daughter of Bobert de la Hide from the said mes-
suages 5i. a year, and the occupiers thereof were accustomed to answer to
the bailiffs of the said city for tallages, watches, pleas and perquisites for
that city, which are estimated at 6d, a year ; and by letters patent of the
aforesaid Boger under his seal and that of Stephen, bishop of Waterford,
directed to &e king, the said Boger has bound himself and his heirs to
satiny all who sustain damage by the habitation of the friars in the said
city.
Licence for Isaac de Suthwerk, Jew of Suthwerk, to sell to William de
Selebum a house of his in Shortenstrete in the city of Winchester, to hold
according to the charter made by him to the said William.
Mbmbranb 13.
June 10. Grant, for life, to William de Horton, tailor of Eleanor, the king's consort,
Westminster, of the lands late of William de Langedon in Langedon, co. Kent, of which
the king was enfeoffed by the said William de Langedon, saving to the
king the service due therefrom towards the cust^y of the castle of
Dover.
Mandate to Stephen de Penecesti'e, constable of Dover castle, to deliver
the same to him.
880 OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1280. Membrane iS—^ont.
Whereas the king heretofore assigned in dower to Eleanor his consort
the castles of TjkehuU and Stanford and certain manors in England, and
certain castles and manors in Gkiscony, and also lately while he was in
Gasconjy at the instance of her hrother Alfonso, king of Castile, granted to
her land to the value of 4,000/. yearly, and afterwards, of his grace, granted
her further land to the value of 500/. yearly, so that she should have in the
whole, both in England and Gascony, land to the value of 4,500/ yearly ;
the king, of his further grace, has granted to her Blanquefort (Blankeford)
L'isle de Macau {Inmlam Marketum), and Castelnau (Novum Castrum)
and all other lands which may fall to the king by the death of the lady of
Blankeford, to hold in dower, for life, in completion of the said assign-
ment.
Grant to her of the manor of Burstwik, with the town of Hedon, in
dower, in compensation for the wapentake of Wirkesworth and the town
of Assebum; formerly assigned to her in dower, but afterwards granted
to Edmund, the king's brother, in exchange for the castles of Carmarthen
and Cardigan.
Juno 10. Grant, for life, to Balph le Mareschal, in consideration of his service to
[ Weetminster.] Eleanor the king's consort, of a shop in Bristol, heretofore granted, for life,
to Peter le Barbur, deceased.
Commission de walliis et foasatis^ during pleasure, to the sheriff of Essex,
in the marshes of Westhamme, on complaint by the abbot of Stratford that
his neighbours neglect to repair the same, or to contribute to the repairs
which he makes yearly, to the danger of inundation by the waters of the
Thames and the Lea (Luye).
Protection with clause volumui to William de Audeley, Geoffrey de
Skeftenton, John de Baskervile, William de Bruera, John Devereus, Boger
le Burgyloun and [Nicholas Dod, going to Ireland.
Simple protection, for three years, in Ireland for Walter de la Haye.
Pardon to John de Carewell of his outlawry for the robbery of Peter de
Sancto Petro of Bordeaux at Blakene, co. Norfolk.
June 10. Letters for Bichard de Crepping, going beyond seas on the king's
[Weetminster.] service, nominating Gilbert de Whiteby his attorney until Michaelmas.
Licence for Henna daughter of Leo de -Eboraco and Elias her son, Jews
of York, to sell to Henry de Brylaund a house of theirs in that city situated
in Conigstrete, to hold in the manner specified in a charter made by the said
Jews to the said Henry.
Protection with clause [volumus'jy until Christmas, for ^chard de Crop-
ping, going beyond seas on the king's afibirs.
The like, for three years in Ireland, for John de Aveynes and Agnes his
wife, staying beyond seas.
Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
the Exchange of London, to pay to Maurice de Credonio out of the new
money 300/. for the custody of the lands and heirs of Boger de Monte Alto,
which he has sold to the king and which the king formerly gave him.
Mandate to the English in Ireland to assemble some time before the
Nativity of the Virgin Mary to consider among themselves if the recent
petitions of the Iri^ in Ireland to the king, that they may be allowed to
enjoy the same laws and customs as the English therein will be to the pre-
judice of the latter or not, and to make known the result to the king, with
their counsel before his next parliament at Westminster a month after
Michaelmas under the seals of the justiciary of Ireland, or such as supplies
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1280. Membrane 13 — coni.
his place, and of Robert Bagot, and they are not to omit to do this by
reason of the absence of any of their peers, who may not be able to be
present, or of minors.
Mandate to Kobert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, to protect, maintain,
and defend Thomas sonof David and William son of Clement, and the other
kinsmen and friends of David, bishop of Cashel, in the rights and liberties
granted to them long since by the king before he had assamed the
governance of the realm. *
Licence for the master and brethren of the Knights Templars in England
to buy in mortmain from Hugh le Conestable 72 acres of land in Pritewell
and Estwod.
June 1 0. Inspeximus of a charter of Roger de Clifford the elder, granting to the mayor
[Westminster.] and citizens of London and the commonalty of the said city all his land with
the houses built thereon, late of John son of GeofErey in the said city, to
wit, land lying between the lands of Aaron son of Vyves, Slema, late the
wife of Feytevyn le Fort, Belasez, late the wife of Leo Preciose, Jews, and
Sir Matthew de Columbariis, knight, on one side towards the south, lands
of William son of Richard the Tailor {Cissoris) and of the citizens of the city
to the north, and extending in length from the high road called Bassinge-
shawe on the east to lands of the citizens on the west. Also I2s. of yearly quit
rent, to wit, 8«. yearly from the whole tenement which the prior and canons of
Holy Trinity, London, in the market place of London, between the tene-
ment of fJohn son of Peter on one side and Ismongerelane on the other,
and 4s. from the whole tenement which Benedict Bateman, Jew, holds in
the Jewry, London, between the tenement of Stephen Eswy on the east and
that of Gamaliel the Jew on the west ; to hold at a rent of a rose at Mid-
summer, the mayor and citizens having given an earnest of 300 marks.
Witnesses : Sirs Robert, bishop of Batli and Wells, then chancellor,
Anthony Bek, archdeacon of Durham, John de Vescy, Hugh son of Otto,
king's steward, Ralph de Hengham, John de Luvetot, Ralph de Bemers,
Roger de Bachesworth ; Henry le Waleys, William de Dunolmia, John
Horn, and others.
Membrane 12.
June 10. Licence in mortmain for Thomas le Barbur, citizen of London, to sell
Westmioster. to John de Colecestre, sometime almoner of Henry III. his house in the
parish of St. Nicholas-in-the-Shambles, London, to the use of the Friars
Minors of London.
Licence for John de Bonn pon of Franco de Bonn, in consideration of his
service in Wales, to sell all the lands which he holds of the king in Ireland
to Master John de Saunford, king's clerk, in consideration of the latter's
services in Ireland.
Vacated because on the roll of the seventh year.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master Richard de Lillingestan, staying
in England on his own affairs, and those of the master and brethren oi the
Knights Templars in England.
Acknowledgment of the delivery by Joseph de Chauncy, prior of the
Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, on Thursday in Whitsun
week, 8 Edward I. at Westminster, to Geoffrey de Neubald, chancellor
of the Exchequer, of three writings obligatory under the seal of the king,
to wit, one of a debt of 3,000 marks sterling, to Opizus de Fari^nano and
Osbert de Furno, citizens of Piacenza, merchants of the society of Bernard
Scot {Bemardi Scotti) of Piacenza, and other merchants and citizens of
that town of tiie said society ; another of a debt of 8,000 marks sterling.
OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS«
1280. Membrane 12— «one.
long since owing to Labrus VulpeUi, citizen and merchant of Lucca, and
other merchants of Lucca of that society ; and a third, wherebj the king
empowered, in his second jear, John de Turno, treasurer of the house of
the Temple, Paris, to contract a loan in the king's name from merchants
or creditors, collectively or individually, of 23,660/. Ida. Sd. of Tours, to
cover a loan of like amount made to the king by him.
Simple protection, for one year, for Richard de LUlingestan.
The like for Simon de Stanebrugge.
Letters for William de Monte Oanyso nominating Thomas de la Gom^e
his attorney in Ireland for two years.
-^— — Protection with clause tfolumuSf until All Saints, for Master John de
— Strode, going beyond seas as the king^s envoy.
Simple protection, for one year, for William Molwyn of Dodyngton.
The like, for two years, for Philip de la Bokele, staying in Ireland.
Acquittance to Joseph de Chauncy from making any account for the time
that he was treasurer or in any other office by the king's appoiutmeut.
June 17. Signification to the archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to
Dorchetter. the election of Master Thomas Bek, canon of St. Davids, to be bishop of
that place.
June 10. Gfrant to Stephen le Tot of Westdun and Joan his wife, for a fine of
Westminster, five marks, that they may have those 7 marks of rent in Suthmorton which
are of the king's fee, and which John de Nevill gave them in frank-marriage
of the said Joan.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Burge8[ius] Fulberti de Florencia and
Guy his brother, going beyond seas.
Acquittance to Joseph de Chauncy, sometime treasurer of the Exchequer,
of tlie writings, silver, gold, jewels, and all other goods of the king which
have been at any time in his hands, and which he has surrendered.
Letters for the abbot of Ctteaux nominating Imbert le Convers of Citeauz
and John de Kayton his attorneys for two years.
Grant to Edmund, earl of Lancaster, the king's brother, of Matlak, ITnder-
wod and Bredlawe, vnth other demesnes and hamlets, mines of lead and
iron, passages, fairs, markets, view of frank-pledge, and other things which
are appurtenances of the manors of Wirkesworth and Essebum, and of the
wapentake of Wirkesworth, co. Derby, granted lately by the king's charter
to the said earl in exchange for the counties and castles of Carmarthen and
Cardigan, the same not having been specified as appurtenances of the manors
and wapentake aforesaid in the said charter.
Mandate to Gregory de Eokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
the exchange of London, to pay out of the new money therein to Guy,
count of Flanders 150 marks for Easter term last past of his yearly fee of
300 marks, granted to him by the king.
Letters for the prior of the hospital of Bocedevall nominating Henry
son of William de Smalebrok his attorney for two years.
Mandate to Baroncinus Gualteri, Richard Guidicionis and their fellows,
merchants of Lucca, to pay to Medichus and Acelinus and their fellows,
merchants of Florence, of the society of Thomas SpiUiati de Florencia
517 marks at the Purification and Midsummer, in which W. bishop of Nor-
vrich is bound to the latter, and they are to take a bond from the bishop
that he will repay them at the appointed terms, which if he iail to do the
king promises to do.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
8 EDWARD I.
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1280. Membrane 12 (Schedule.)
Jane 10. The same as above word for word.
WHttmimter.
Membrane 12 — cont.
June 10. Licence for Master Thomas de Ingeldesthorp to enfeoff John de Ingeldes-
Westminster. thorp, tenant in chief, of the manor of Belasise, in Hakebech, co. Norfolk,
at a rent of 40L to Thomas for so long as Thomas Utos, and if John die
during the lifetime of Thomas and the manor falls into the king's hands
by reason of John's death, Thomas is still to receive the said rent for the
rest of his life.
Licence for Bernard de Montibus, citizen and merchant of Cork| to go
with his things and merchandise throughout the kingdom and to trade ; and
exemption to him from distraint for any debt of which he is not chief debtor
or surety, for two years.
William Purcel, canon of Chirebury, bringing news of the resignation of
Osbert his prior, has letters of licence to elect.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey of Osolveston for John
le Chaumberleyn, one of the canons, elected to be abbot.
Mandate to Bichard de Holebrok to restore to him the temporalities.
Letters for the abbot of Aumale nominating Hugh de Boienco, his
WettminBter. monk, and John de Quynoys his attorneys for three years.
The like to Th. bishop of Hereford, going beyond seas, nominating Walter
de Budmarleye and John de Bradeham until a year after Michaelmas.
The like for Bichard de Burgo, earl of Ulster, staying in England, nomi-
nating John de Byckeral for one year.
The like for the above bishop nominating Walter de Budmerlegh and
Maurice de Menbury until a year after Michaelmas.
Protection with clause volumuSy for that period, for the said bishop.
The like for Roger de Earketon, going with him. *
Safe conduct for the said bishop.
June 23.
Odiham.
June 27.
June 27.
Odiham.
June 28.
Odiham.
Mbmbranb 11.
Pardon to William de Valencia, the king's uncle, of the treiq^mss com-
mitted by Walter de Baddesham, sometime steward of his liberty of Wese-
ford, in his name and by reason of his stewardship, in pardoning Eustace
de Bupe and David his brother for the death of John Dun, who was killed
within the bishopric of Ferns, and in taking the ransom for his death from
the said Eustace and David.
Pardon to Elias de Babayne, for a fine of 600 marks, of what pertains
to the king for his flight and taking sanctuary in the church of Dorchester
for certain trespasses laid upon him before John de Beygate and his fellows,
justices in eyre in the county of Dorset, and of the trespasses of which he
was indicted before them in their eyre aforesaid and of the amercements
for the same.
Appointment of William son of Warin as bailiff in Ireland to keep and
hold there during pleasure the four pleas belonging to the crown in all liber-
ties and cross-lands (eroeiis) of archbishoprics, bishoprics, abbeys and
elsewhere in the land of Ulster, and to take custody of all knights* fees
held of the king there.
Signification to the archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
election of Ralph de Marisco as master and warden of the hospital of
St. Mary, Dover.
384
GALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1280.
June 27.
Odiham.
June 29.
Odiham.
June 29.
Odiham.
Membrane \l^-cont.
Pardon to Greoffrey de Lucy, for a fine of 100/., of all trespasses in the
forests of Henry III. in taking venison therein.
Power to Robert de Uffbrd, justiciary of Ireland, with the counsel and
consent of S. bishop of Waterford, the treasurer of Ireland, to enfeoff any
men he pleases of the king's waste lands in Ireland, to be held by knight
or other service, or to demise the same to fee-farm, or for a certain rent, as
may appear to the said Robert and the bishop to be most expedient to the
king and his heirs, retaining the better places and sites for the building of
towns and castles.
Pardon, at the instance of Robert de Ufford, to Benedict de Dufford,
— after inspecting letters patent of Henry III. pardoning him the deaths
of John son of William de Homing and William Chosayre— of the king's
suit for the robbery committed upon the said John and William and others
at the same day and hour as the said persons were killed.
Grant to Robert de Ufford, who has exchanged the 50/. yearly for life
which he used to receive from the mills of TikehuU, for the custody of the
castle and town of Orford, that if the king resume the latter he will first
restore to him the said 50/. yearly.
Mandate in pursuance to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward, to deliver
to him the said castle and town.
Pardon to Giles de Fissheburn for marrying Margery, late the wife of
Alexander Luterel, who held of Geoffrey Luterel, tenant in chief.
Pardon to Robert Bagod, sometime constable of Limerick castle and
sheriff of the county of Limerick, of all escapes of hostages and prisoners
and others delivered to him for bskil during his custody of the said castle.
Simple protection, for one year, in Ireland, for Richard de Burgo, earl of
Ulster.
Appointment of Salomon de Roffa, Richard de Boyland, Robert Fulconis
and William de Braiboef as justices in eyre this turn in the counties of
Devon, CornwaU, Wilts and Southampton.
Simple protection for the following :^-
The prior and convent of St. Swithin's, Winchester, until All Saints.
Joan de Barry, for two years.
Bernard de Mentibus, citizen and merchant of Cork, for five years.
Alan, bishop of Cloyne, for two years.
Grant, in fee simple, to Robert le Stapelton, for his service in Ireland, of
land to the value of lOOf. yearly out of the king's wastes in Cunnoght ; by
lawful extent to be made by Robert de Ufford, the justiciary.
Appointment of John de Fyfide to make view of the state of the debts
due to the king and from the king to others in Ireland, and to provide in
every port where wools and hides are laden and exported two good and true
men to collect the new custom thereon until further orders, and in other
Ways take measures touching the new custom, as he is enjoined.
Simple protection and safe-conduct, for five years, for Bernard de Mon-
tibus.
Grant, in fee simple, to Richard de Exonia, of land to the value of 20/.
yearly in Connoukt, in Ireland (near his own land there), which
Robert de Ufford, the justiciary of Ireland, lately committed to him in
fee farm, to hold henceforth at the service of half a knight's fee, with
remission to him of all arrears of the said fee farm to the present day, and
of the yearly rent thereof due to the king until a year after Michaelmas
next.
8 EDWARD I.
386
July 6.
Selbome.
Julj 6.
Selbome.
1280. Membrane 11— «on«.
Acquittance to the abbot of Peterborough of the roll of pleas of the
crown and assises of the county of Salop which were before Simon de Walton
and his fellows, justices in eyre in the said county, on the morrow of
Hilary, 40 Henry III. and which they deposited after their eyre for safe
custody in the said abbey, and which has now been received from the abbot
by the king.
Appointment of Richard de Bosco to the custody, during pleasure, of the
castle of Corffe, so that he answer at the Exchequer like Elias de Rabayne,
the late constable.
Signification to Th. bishop of Hereford of the royal assent to the election
of Geoffrey de Menedep» canon of Wormele, to be prior of Chirebury.
Simple protection, until five years after Michaelmas, for Henry le
Mareschal, citizen and merchant of Dublin.
Safe-conduct for him.
Intpeximus and confirmation to Hugh de Kersey of letters patent, sealed
with the seal of the commonalty (communitatis) of the citizenn of Dublin,
granting to him a moiety of the chief serjeanty of the shore of the city of
Dublin, in these words : —
* Memorandum^ that on Friday after the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist,
6 Edward I. when the said Hugh claimed the said moiety as having been
long since granted to him for life by the assent of the mayor and jurats of the
city, and because it was given in evideuce on the same day in the Guildhall,
Dublin, before the whole commonalty (communa) by the assertion of certain
good men of the said city, who were present at the grant, that the same was
made in the form aforesaid to the said Hugh, it was finally granted by the
assent of the whole commonalty, that so far as in them lay to grant it, he
shall hold the said moiety for life under the following form, to wit, that
he shall present to the said mayor and jurats such a person as shall be
good and fit, and one for whom he will be answerable, and that he shall
have power to substitute another at will, on condition that he present
another to them.'
Membrane 10.
See the schedule attached touching the dower of the queen of England,
the king's mother.
Membrane 10 {Schedule).
Assignment to Eleanor, the king's mother, in part satis&ction of 2,000/.
sterling assigned to her in Gascony by Henry III. with the consent of the
king, by the name of dower, of the town and castle of St. Macaire, with
the pedage and fishery {nassa) thereof, to hold for life, as she formerly
held it, for 330/. sterling, and 1,670/. sterling a year, for life, out of the
custom of Bordeaux iu pounds sterling or of Tours to that value, by the
hand of the constable of Bordeaux or of the keeper of the custom as supple-
tory of the said 2,000/., with licence to her, if the payment of 1,670/., to
be made out of the custom aforesaid, should not be mlly made, to take, day
by day, all the issues of the said custom until the deficit be paid up, without
impediment by the 8enes<:hal of Gascony or the constable ot Bordeaux ; and
if, in process of time, she should suffer any hindrance in the receipt of the
said 1,670/. from the custom aforesaid at the hands of the king of France,
the said sum shall be raised to her behoof out of the king's lands in Grascony,
the Ageuois and Saintonge ; the queen mother, in return for this grant and
assignment to surrender to the king all the lands and tenements which she
held in dower by the assignment of Henry HI. in Gascony, in the bishopric
of Saintes, and the Isle of Oleron, except the said town and castle of
St. Macaire, with the pedage and fishery thereof aforesaid.
96187. B B
July 10.
Selbome.
386
CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1280. Membrane 10 {Schedule^ done) — eofU.
Memorandum^ that for the dower of the queen in Grascony, to wit,
2,000/, there are assigned to her the town and pedage of St. Macaire for 330/.
and the rest, to wit, 1,670/. in the custom of Bordeaux.
Item, there are assigned to her the town and pedage of Marmaund 1,450/.
in part satisfaction of the extent of Richemuud, which was extended at
1,805/. I4s. lOd.
Item^ there was lastly assigned to her, io part satisfaction of 1,065/. 16f . 7d.
which she used to receive in the Exchequer, the following : —
The farm of Southampton, to wit, 226/. 13#. 4c/.
Manor of Polhampton, extended at 12/. 0</. Zd.
Manor of Wjmering, at 33/. 4j. 8|c/.
[Marginal note : By B. de Sandwico.]
Town of Dert^ford, at 71/. 149
Manor of Middelton, at 188/. lOf . b\d.
Skipton, at 188/. 11«. Id,
Manor of Pokelington, at 41/. 4^. 4^.
Manor of Stratton, at 23/. 16f. 3d.
Manor of Helewell, at 25/. 16#. 2^.
Total, 811/. 13«. 9\d,
[Marginal note : Nonnanyill.]
[Marginal note : Holebrok.]
July 5.
Selbome.
July 8.
Selbome.
July 10.
Selbome.
July 10.
Selbome.
Membrane 10 — cotU.
Pardon to Henry son of Bichard de Astleg of his outlawry for the
death of Henry de Monte Acuto.
Simple protection, for one year in Ireland, for the prior of Christchurch,
Canterbury.
Letters for the abbot of Bobertsbridge, going beyond seas, nominating
Laurence de Cantuaria, his fellow monk, and Simon de Exede his attorneys
until Christmas.
Acquittance to the said abbot for the payment to Eleanor, the king's
consort, of 100 marks wherein he made fine for entering the king's fee ;
which sum the king gave to his consort, and she has acknowle^ed its
receipt before the king.
Exemption, for life, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's mother, to
Bichard Morel, usher of her chamber, from being put upon assizes, juries,
or recognisances.
Writ de iniendendo to the tenants of the bishopric of Carlisle, in favour
of Ralph de Irton, sometime prior of Gisebnm, whom the Pope has preferred
to be bishop.
Mandate to Bichard de Holebrok and Thomas de Normanville to restore
to him the temporalities.
Mandate to the bishop of Durham that he cause the said bishop to have
due administration of the churches of the said bishopric sequestrated by him
in his diocese.
The like to the bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, touching her dower, in the same
terms as on the schedule above, with the exception of the clause referring
to the king of France.
[In the margin.] Afterwards this charter toas altered under the same
date and a new clause was added [to wity that relating to the king of
France'^.
8 EDWARD L 387
1280, Membrane 10 — cont.
Grant to her — in pursuance of a covenant made with her by Henrj III.
with the consent of the king, that as soon as the land of the Agenais
should come to his hands or those of Edward I., it should be given to
her by extent for life, in compensation for the value of the earldom of
Bichmond«-of the pedage of the town of Marmande by sea and land, with
the ferry {cum passagio curalli), and the fishery (ncusis)y and the king's
meadow there, to hold for her life free of any charge as of the value of
l,450i. sterling, in compensation of the said earldom ; and grant that if it
fall short of that amount, the deficiency shall be made up to her in the king's
lands in the Agenais.
Grant to her — in pursuance of a like covenant made with her by
Henry III. that after her death, the executors of her will should have, out
of the issues of the lands of the Agenais, 10,000 marks for the execution of
her wiU — that, after her death, her executors shall hold the town and castle
of St. Macaire with the pedage and fishery thereof for 3307., and also those
1,670/. which the king granted to her yearly out of the custom of Bordeaux,
and also the pedage of the town of Marmaunt by sea and land, with the
ferry and the fishery and the king's meadow there for 1,450/. until they
have received from all these the said 10,000 marks.
Mbmbranb 9.
July 10. Grant to her that the king shall pay, out of the issues of the land of the
Selbome. Agenais, all alms, fees or charges incumbent on the above pedage of the
town of Marmaund, passage, fishery and meadow.
Mandate to J. de Greilly, seneschal of Giiscony, to deliver to her the
town and castle of St. Macaire with the pedage and fishery of the said town
and 1,670/. of the custom of Bordeaux now newly granted to her for life,
she having surrendered to the king in return for the same all the lands
which she held in dower in Gascony and the bishopric of Saintes and isle of
Oieron, except the town and castle aforesaid of St. Macaire ; and to deliver
also the pedage of the town of Marmande and other things, as above, she
having surrendered to the king in return for the same all her right in the
land of the Agenais and the earldom of Richmond ; and he is to receive
from her letters of receipt of the said custom, and to take seisin for the king
of the surrendered lands and right above named.
The like to the seneschal of Gtiscony, the constable of Bordeaux, and the
keeper of the custom there to deliver to her yearly 1,670/. out of the said
custom, according to the form of the above grant.
July 10. Appointment of John de Greilly, seneschal of Gkiscony, and Master
[Selbome.] Raymond de la Ferere as proctors of Edward I. to obtain the confirmation by
the king of France of certain new conventions entered into between Edward I.
and his said mother touching grants and assignments made to her in
Guscony.
Membrane 9 (Schedule).
July 10. Grant to her that the king shaU hold her harmless touching all alms, fees
Selborne. or charges incumbent on the above pedage of the town of Mumaunde ; and
if it shfdl happen to become so charged he will cause compensation to be
made without delay in lands or rents in England or in the Agenais.
Notification to PhUip, king of France, that the king desires his confirma-
tion of the above assignments made to the said Eleanor in Gbscony and the
Agenais, and to obtain it has sent as his proctors John de Greyley, seneschal
of Gascony, and Masters Adam de Norffolk, constable of Bordeaux, and
Raymond de la Ferere.
BB 2
388
OALENDAK OP PATENT BOLLS.
1280.
Jaly 10.
[Selborne.]
July 14.
Windsor.
July 14.
July 9.
Selborne.
Memhrane 9 — cani.
Letters for Alan, bishop of Cloyne {Cohnensi*)^ staying in England,
nominating William Keting and Thomas son of Bichard his attorneys in
Ireland for two years.
Mandate to John le Teynturer and Henry le Escot to abstain irom
impeding Hugh de Marchingeleye and Geoffrey de Gatesfeud, to whom the
king has demised the murage of the town of Newcastle-on-Tyne for
seven years from Whitsunday, in the collecting and levying of the said
murage, and to surrender to them any of the same taken against their will
after the commencement of the demise from merchants of within or without
the town trading there, lest the king hear a repetition of their plaint.
Simple protection, for two years, for Walter de Porte8m[ue], parson of
the church of Codington.
Batification to Peter Andrew, of Overton, of a demise made to him by
Balph de Sandwyco, king's steward, of the king's manor of Polhampton
for 12 years from the morrow of Michaelmas, 8 Edward I., at a rent at
the Exchequer of 15/. lOs,
The like to Bobert Bukke [in the margin ' Bugge '], of Wymering, of the
manor of Wymering.
Henry de Hameldou and William de By tern, canons of St. Denys by
Southampton, bringing news of the resignation and cession of Nichola.s de
Hampton, their prior, have letters of licence to elect.
Mandate to all justices, sheriffs and bailiffs to admit any attorneys whom
Eleanor, the king's mother, has empowered William de Wyntreshull, her
knight, and Bobert de G«yte, her clerk, to nominate as her attorneys ; for
three years.
Batification of a demise made by Thomas de Sandwyz, seneschal in Pontif,
of the king and Eleanor [his consort], countess of Pontif, by the counsel of
Daun Benaud, monk of Foremuster, and their receiver in Pontif, of the
vicomt^ of Crotoy to John Milet, Boland le Lumbard, and Perron Ancoste,
their burgesses of Abbeville, to hold as other vtcomtes held it in the time uf
John de Neele, lord of Fal6vy, and the time of their mother Joan, sometime
queen of Castele, for three years from All Saints, 1281, for 880/. of Paris
yearly, whereof they have paid in hand 800/. of Paris, to the said receiver
on condition that the said farmers pay fees and alms due in the said
vicomt^ : and grant, that of the said 800/. of Paris paW in hand, 400 be
allowed to them as rebate out of the issues of the said vicomte of Crotoy :
an<l grant, at the request of the said seneschal of Pontif, that, as they have
released this assignment to pay the debt of the king and queen to Gerard
de Chanles lord Destrees, they be fully paid the said 400/, out of the first
issues of the forest of Cressy that come in at Midsummer.
The like of two assignments made by the said seaeechal : —
(1.) To the mayor, Schemns and commune oi their town of Waben,
in consideration of a loan of 500/. of Paris for acquitting the
king's debts of Puntif, of a like sum to be taken by them
duHng the next three years from the vicamtiy the through-toll
{au travers) of Waben, and the 42/. which the said town owes
the king and queen for the market {les hales) of Waben.
(2.) To the mayor, echevins and commune of their town of Bue, in con-
sideration of a like loan of 400/. of Paris, of a like sum to be
taken by them during the next three years, to wit, a moiety
thereof from the vicomt6 of Bue, and the other moiety from the
sales of the king's wood of the Qart.
8 BDWABD 1.
389
1280.
J11I7 14.
WiDdfor.
July 18.
July 17.
Langley.
Memhrane d-^-^eoni.
The like of an assignment made by the said seneschal to the above Gtorard
de Ghanles of 660/., wherein the king was bound to him, out of the vicomte
of Crotoy by next Midsummer.
Letters for the abbot of Tame, goi^^g beyond seas, nominating Michael
de Thame, his fellow monk, and Simon de Gersindon his attorneys until
All Saints.
The like for the abbot of Waverle nominating Biohard le Marchant and
Gilbert de Hedle.
The like for William de Valencia and Joan his wife nominating John de
Castro Martini and William de Burne his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
Signification to N. archbishop of Ardmagh of the royal assent to the
election of John Tarran to be abbot of the house of the Apostles, Luueth.
Protection with clause volumus^ until Christmas, for the abbot of Hales,
going beyond seas.
Mandate to all bailiffs and others, to protect all the merchants of the
count of Seyland coming through their parts with their merchandise, since
the said count has agreed to make amends at the will of the king on a day
fixed for certain trespasses done by his own merchants against the king s
merchants, by reason of which the king lately ordered all the bailiffs of the
kingdom to seize all the goods of the merchants of the said count found in
the towns situated near the sea or which should come thither until further
orders ; and they are to safely keep all goods already seized at sea in pur-
suance of the said mandate until further order.
Membrane 8.
July 17. Mandate to Stephen de Penecestre, keeper of the Cinque Ports, to cause
Langley. proclamation to be made at each of those ports prohibiting any person from
molesting by sea or land the said merchants ; and to keep safely the goods
already seized.
Membrane 8 {Schedule 1).
July 26. Mandate to John Simonetti, Bonroncinus and Richard Guidichnn, and
Northampton, their fellows, merchants of Lucca, to advance by way of loan to Otto de
Grandisono, one of the king's household and king's secretary, whom the
king is sending to the court of Rome on special business, at the times and
places the said Otto shall enjoin upon them to do so in the king's name.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled and the money was paid.
Membrane 8 — con/.
Grant, in fee simple, to iMatthew de Columbariis of the houses in
Cattestrete, in the parish of St. Laurence, in the city of London, late of
Aaron Crespyn, a Jew, who was hanged for a trespass against the coinage.
Simple protection, for three years in Ireland, for Master Robert
Waleraund.
Mandate to Margery de Crioll to pay to Gregory de Rockesle, to whom
the king has given the custody, during the minority of the heir, of the lands
late of Nicholas de Crioll from the determination of the custody before
gi anted to Stephen de Penecestre of the same, the farm of the manor of
Hinton, which is of the inheritance of the said heir.
The like to Isabella de Eynesford touching the farm of the manor of
Wrotham.
390
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS,
1280.
July 20.
Langlej.
July 20.
Langley.
July 20.
Lamgley.
Membrane 8 — cont.
Mandate to Grec^orj de Bokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
exchange of London, to pay out of the old money coming in there to
Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, 1,000 marks for the acquit-
tance of the purchases of the great wardrobe. By bill of the wardrobe.
Appointment of Geoffrey de Pycheford to sell old oaks not bearing leo^ves
in Windsor forest, in the king's park and without it, and the alders and
birches (alnetum et boletum) in the said park, by view of the verderers
and foresters of the said forest^ to the king's best advantage.
Signification to the archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
election of Henry de Hamelton, one of the canons, to be prior of St. Denys
by Southampton.
Protection, with clause volumuSy for one year for John Mautravers, going
to Ireland.
The like for the following, going with him : —
Philip Denebald.
Medler le Broun.
Thomas de Haddon.
Mandate to Thomas de Sandwyco, seneschal of Ponthieu, at the instance
of Eleanor, the king's consort, to permit Edelina Popyote, sister of John
Tilyet and damsel of the said Eleanor, to have the money which according
to the custom of those parts pertains to the king, by reason of the purchase
by the said John from Hugh de Noviun, to the use of Edelina, of certain
land in Ponthieu.
Mandate to Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, or the person supplying
his place, to give the royal assent to the election of the Friar Minor,
elected to be bishop of Clonmacnois in the room of Thomas, the late bishop,
deceased, and to restore to him the temporalities after first receiving the
usual letters that this grace shall not be to the king's prejudice ; and whereas
brother Gilbert, monk of Innocencia by Adlon, came to the king and
informed him that the dean and chapter had sent a messenger to obtain
licence to elect who had died on the way, and afterwards proceeded to
election without obtainiDg it, he is to take from them a reasonable fine for
so doing.
The like to the same to give the royal assent to the election of John del
Gnok, canon of the house of the Mount of the Apostles, Luueth, to be abbot
thereof in the room of John, sometime abbot, ceded ; and he is to take a
fine for their having also elected without licence.
Promise to Nozus Nocinus Chinus, Nosns de Burgo, Kosa Fulcon[is]
And their fellows, citizens and merchants of Florence, to pay them 460 marks
sterling of new money, residue of 1,700 marks in which the king was bound
to James Spinelli and his said fellows by his letters patent, which they
have surrendered to the king ; to wit^ a moiety next Easter, and a moiety
the following Michaelmas.
Vacated because it was afterwards surrendered into the Chancery and
the money was paid by writ of Liberate.
Mandate to Gregory de Bockesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
the exchange of London, to pay out of the new money therein to John,
vicomte of Tartas, king's yeoman, 40 marks of the king's gift.
The like to the same to pay in the same manner to Eschivatus, count of
Bygorre, 100/.
The like to the same to pay in the same manner to Iter de Angolismo
10/, towards his expenses in expediting certain business of the king.
8 EDWABD I. 391
1280. Membrane 8 (Schedule 1)— con/.
Whereas Nicholas de Weston, knight of the county of Northampton, in
the king's presence prajed the king to do him grace in respect of the fine
of 100 marks which he made with the king for certain trespasses ; there-
fore, inasmuch as the said Nicholas, at the king's petition, promised and
gave security in court before the king not to alienate his lands to anyone nor
to disinherit his heirs, the king has pardoned him the said fine and given
him licence to alienate land to die value of 10/. yearly, but no more, to any
one except his heirs.
Simple protection, for one year, for John son of Joceus, going beyond
seas.
Pardon, to the abbot of Waltham Holy Cross, of all the amercements
imposed upon him in divers assises of novel disseisin arraigned against him
by divers men of the county of Essex before Robert Luveday and John
de Metingham, late justices of assise in that county, touching common of
pasture in Wyntreye, and an amercement before the same justices for a
trespass whidh he was alleged to have done to B. bishop of Bath and WeUs,
the chancellor.
Appointment of GreofErey de Picheford to enquire touching all the pur-
prestures and clearings (bocerciis) made by divers constables of Windsor
Castle and other bailiffs there in the time of Henry IH. and before the
custody thereof had been committed to him, in the king's demesne lands
within the metes of Windsor forest^ and to measure and arrent the same and
return the same to the Exchequer.
Pardon, at the instance of William de Warenna, the king's kinsman, to
John de Percy of the trespass committed by him in Ihe company of
GeofiErey de Lucy by taking a hind and fawn in Wlvemere forest, of which
he was lately convicted before Roger de Clifford and his fellows, late justices
itinerant of the forest in the county of Southampton.
July 20. Grant, to William le Hosee, of ten marks yearly at the Exchequer of
[Lai^ley.] Dublin during his life, the king having retained him as one of his house-
hold for his faithful service.
Mandate of livery of the said sum to Bobert de Ufford, justiciary of
Ireland and the treasurer of the said Exchequer.
Membrane 8 (Schedule 2).
July 26. Letters for Geoffrey de Caumvill, nominating John de la Boche and John
Northampton, le Clerk of Gkkther his attorneys for three years in Ireland.
Membrane 8 — cant.
[July 20. Grant, to John Luvetot, of the custody, during the minority of the heirs,
Langley.] of the lands late of William de Wodeham, tenant in chief.
Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinus de Podio to pay to
Master Adam de Norfolk, constable of the castle of Bordeaux, 300 marks
to buy wine to the king's use in Giuscony.
July 20. Letters for Nicholas Corbet and Margery his wife, nominating William
Langley. Andreu and William le Serjaunt their attorneys in England until a year
after Michaelmas.
July 23. Licence for Bonamy son of Jacob, Jew of Oxford, to seU to Vyves son
Leighton of Bonefant, Jew of Gloucester, a house in Oxford in the great street
Bozsard. ^,f t^e king's Jewry there.
392 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
^QQA Membrane 7 (Schedule).
Pardon, at the instance of Alexander, king of Scotland, to John de Leden
for the death of Walter Codard.
Membrane ?•
July 24. Safe -conduct, for ' one year, for Moriortach Machmorch, Artmachmorch,
Newport PagnelLGarewell, and John Macmorch, Irishmen, whom Roger Bygod, earl of Nor-
folk and marshal of England, is bnnging with him into England.
Licence for Master Elias son of Master Mosseus, Jew of London, to sell
his debts to the amount of 500/.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory of St. Mary and St. Thomas
the Martyr, Newark [by Guildford], for Walter de Chapmannesford, one
of the canons, elected to be prior, and confirmed by J. archbishop of
Canterbury.
Mandate to William de Uamelton, keeper of the bishopric of Winchester,
to deliver to him the temporalities.
July 27. Pardon to Walter de Kancia, king's clerk, of all treitpassefi of vert and
Leicester, venison committed by him in the New Forest to the present day, and of all
fines, ransoms and amercemente imposed by any justices or ministers of
the forest by reason of them.
Protection with clause [volumus']^ for one year, for Nicholas de Exonia,
going beyond seas with Richard de Exonia.
The like for the said Richard.
The like, until a year after Christmas, for Elena la Zosche, going to
Scotland.
Letters for her nominating Geoffrey le Brackere and Walter le BotiUer
her attorneys until a year after Christmas.
Grant to Thomas de Mymmes, king's serjeaut, in consideration of his ser-
vice in Ireland, of 6 J. a day for life at the Exchequer of Dublin.
Licence for the Friars Minors of Sarum to receive in mortmain from any
friends who desire to give or demise to them any houses or places adjoining
their house there for the enlargement of their place, as the king understands
that they have no property but use only in donatives.
Simple protectioD, for two years in Ireland, for Henry de GK>rham.
Promise to William de Monte Caniso of Edwardeston to pay him 295
marks, wherein the king is bound to him by the next parliament, to wit, a
fortnight after Michaelmas.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
exchange of Loudon, to pay out of the king's moneys therein to Richard
de Exonia 20 marks in aid of his expenses in the king's service.
Aug. 2. Appointment of H!amo de la Chaumbre for long service done to the king
Newstead-in- and the queen consort of the custody of the gate of Windsor Castle during
Sherwood, good behaviour, and he is to receive the same as John PoUard, the late
keeper, deceased, received.
Writ €ie intendendo to the tenants of the priory of Cherebury in favour
of Geoffrey de Menedep, canon of Wormeley, whose postulation as prior
of Cherebury has been confirmed by Master William de Monte Forti, pre-
centor of Hereford, vicegerent of Th. bishop of Hereford, who is without
the realm.
Mandate to Bogo de Knovill or the person supplying his place to deliver
to him the tempondities.
8 SDWABD L 393
1280. Membrane 7 — cont.
Aug. 3. Mandate to Gi*egor7 de Kokesle and OrlandinuB de Podio, keepers of the
NewBtead-in- exchange of London, to paj oat of the old money therein to Matthew de
Sherwood. Columbariis, the king's bntler, 154/. 16*. 4d. of good money, not clipped,
by weight and tale for wines bought to the king's use.
The like to the same to pay out of the old money therein to Thomas
de Pampesworth 150/. of good money, not clipped, by weight and tale, for
the expenses of Alphonso, the king's son.
Protection addressed to all the king's friends for Odinus de Guasco, citizen
of Noli (Natdetuui) whom the king, iu consideration of his sertdce by sea
and land has received as a member and merchant of the household ; williug
that wherever he be he shall enjoy his favour, and be continually defended
by his name (innotcunone nostri nominis muniatur).
Like letters, during pleasure, directed to all stewards, bailiffs, mayors,
sheriff, and the persons supplying their places throughout the realm.
Aug. 3. Licence for the abbot and covent of Cumbe to bu^ in mortmain the lands
Newstead-in- of Adam de Yescy in Herdeburgh, which are of their own fee.
Sherwood.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Nottingham of murage for five
years from the Invention of St. Stephen (sic) 8 Edward I. : in exiension of
a former grant for five years from Ascension Day, 3 Edward I.
Letters for the abbot of Gkrvall, going beyond seas, nominating John de
Thorinton and John de Benington, his fellow monks, as his attorneys until
Christmas.
Protection with clause volumuSy until a year after Michaelmas, for Nicholas
de Weylaund, going to Ireland.
Pardon to William son of William de Tocwith, in York gaol for the
death of Balph son of Thomas de Tocwith, on testimony before the king by
John de Yallibus and his fellows, justices in eyre in the county of York,
that he killed him in self-defence.
Grant to the merchants of Holland and Zeeland and of Florence, count of
Holland, al his request, of a truce, until Easter, in order that they may come
into the realm with their things und merchandise, the said count having twice
declared that the king shall, at his own will, cause amends to be made for
all the trespasses done against the king's merchants by his own merchants
by land or water ; and safe-conduct for them.
Ghrant to Philip Marmyon that his heirs shall be bound to pay all his
debts due to the kin^ at the time of his death, and that they shall not be
levied on his goods after his death, nor shall his executors be compelled to
pay them.
Aug. 4. Licence for the prior and convent of Newstead in Sherwood to enclose
Newstead-in- with a small dyke and a low hedge a meadow granted to them by the charters
Sherwood, of the king's predecessors in Beskwode in Sherwood forest along the water
of Leen, and to hold it in mortmain.
Pardon to William le Enyht of Roulyston for the death of John Sely
of Boulyston, on testimony before the king by Salomon de Boffa and
his fellowsy justices in eyre in the county of Somerset, that he killed him in
self-defence.
Aug. 7. Grant to Master John de Saunford, escheator of Ireland, of the custody
HodAoek. of the lands late of Thomas de Den, tenant in chief, darine the minoritv of
iOddisakey, his heirs. ^
304 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1280.
MSMBRANB 6.
Aug. 7. John de Exonia, treasurer of Exeter, and Master Henry de Boleet, arch-
Hodsoek. deacon of Totues, bringing news of the death of W. bishop of Exeter, have
letters of licence to elect.
Aug. 8. Grant to William de Leye, during good behaviour, of the office of marshal
Conitboroiigh. before the justices in eyre in Ireland for pleas of the crown.
Letters for Master William de Saundeby, going to Scotland, nominating
Elias son of John de Schatton his attorney in England for two years.
Aug. 8. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory of St. Denys by
ConUboroagh. Southampton for Henry de Hameledon, one of the canons, elected to be
prior.
Mandate to William de Hamelton, keeper of the bishopric of Winchester,
to restore the temporalities.
Aug. 10. Protection with clause volumus^ for two years, for Robert de Ufford, going
Hampole. to L^land.
The like for Mary his wife.
Letters for the said Robert and Mary nominating John de Berking and
Walter de Batlesden their attorneys for two years.
Aug. 11. Mandate to John de Greilly, seneschal of Gascony, or Master Adam de
Pontefract. Norfolk, constable of the castle of Bordeaux, to give immediate seisin to
Eleanor, the king's mother, of the pedage, passage, fishery (fuum), and
meadow of the town of Marmande granted to her by the king, and of the
issues thereof from the feast of the Ascension last past.
Simple protection, for two years in Ireland, for Iterius de Angolisma, stay-
ing on the king's service in England.
Pardon to Thomas Alein of Waleshale for the death of John Aleyn, his
brother, who was killed by misadventure.
Protection with clause volutnus^ for two years, for Robert de Ufford,
going to Ireland.
Letters for Iterius de Angolisma, king's clerk, staying on the king's
service with the king, nominating Adam de Wetenhale and Nicholas de
Garevill his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Taetday Grant by the king and his consort to Hush de Fomychun of 30 pounds
before the ^f Tours yearly for life at the* Exchequer of Ponthieu by the hands of the
Pon^S^ seneschal or receiver there.
Aug. 13. Grant to Thomas de Maydenhacche, king's yeoman, of the custody,
Pontefract. during the minority of the heir, of the lands late of Thomas de Langeleye,
tenant in chief, and of the bailiwick of the forestry of Whicchewod Forest,
also in the king's hands by reason of the minority of the heir.
Aug. 16. Mandate to Gregory de Eockesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
York. the exchange of London, to lend to Eleanor, the king's mother, 350 marks
of new money, as she could not obtain payment of the money which she is
accustomed to receive every Whitsunday for the rent of the Agenais, and
for which she had a writ of Liberate^ because the Exchequer was shut ;
and as soon as the Excheqaer is open, the said keepers shall receive the said
amount from the treasurer and chamberlain, or shall have due allowance
made for it.
Vacated becau9e surrendered and cancelled.
Membrane 6 (Schedule).
Aug. 16» To the same effect.
York.
8 EDWARD L 396
1280. Membrane B-'^cont.
Batificaiion of the power given bj Eleanor, the king's consort, to
William de Vergers, king's yeoman, of doing fealtj in her name to G-uy,
connt of Flanders, for the land in Flanders which has &llen to her by
hereditary right and for which fealty is exacted.
Mandate to Gregory de Bockesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
exchange of London, to pay. to Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe,
200/. of new money and 200/. of old and good money, by weight and
tale, to pay for the purchases of the great wardrobe in the fair of Boston
by the hands of Giles de Audenardo.
Aog. 16. Ratification of a demise by Robert son of Roger to Thomas son of
[York.] Thomas de Karliolo, burgess of Newcastle-on-Tyne, of the manor of
Calewell and the town of Petlington, for seven years from Tuesday befora
the feast of the apostles Philip and James ; saving to the king the custody
thereof in case the said Robert die before the term.
Simple protection, for one year, for Simon de Kynton.
Aug. 18. Licence for the abbot of Rufford to make in his own woods within
Yotk. Sherwood forest a fall {trencheam) 40 feet broad, along them, and make his
profit out of the wood and underwood thereof.
Presentation of Hugh de Leghford to the church of Chy tecum be in the
diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
see.
Letters for Adenulphus de Anagnia, canon of York, nominating Bar-
tholomew Matthie de Ferentino and Andrew Bartholomei de Ferentino
his attorneys in England for two years.
Protection with clause volumusy for one year, for Walter de Dolyne, parson
of the church of Preston, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Mandate to Gregory de Rockesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
the exchange of London, to pay James de Pistoria, merchant, 500/. of the
new money as a prest, to be repaid three weeks after Michaelmas.
Vacated because surrendered because nothing was done therein.
Grant to William de Garland, king's yeoman, of the custody, during the
minority of the heirs, of the lands in Routheclyve, late of GObert Fraon-
ceis, tenant in chief.
Aug. 20. Grant by the king and his consort — with respect to the 4,000 pounds of
York. Paris, lent to acquit their debts of the land of Ponthieu by the abbot and
convent of Fescaump and repayable in four years at the rate of 1,000/. yearly,
the first to begin at Midsummer next — that they will observe the
assignments to be made for such repayment by Thomas de Sandwyz,
seneschal in Ponthieu.
•
Aug. 19. Protection with clause volumusy for two years in Lreland, for William de
York. Mareys, staying in England.
Licence for the Friars Minors of York, after inquisition ad quod damnum
taken by the sheriff of York and the mayor of the city, to enclose a street
23^ perches long by 18 feet in one place and 15 feet in another between
their own site and land late of Alan Brian in the same for the enlarge-
ment of their site there, and to hold it in mortmain.
Aug. 18. Exemption to William Husee, for life, from being put upon assises,
York. juries or recognisances, or from being made sheriff, coroner, or other bailiff
of the king against his will.
Pardon to William Gt>defridi, in Somerton gaol for the death of John
Gtoue, on testimony before the king by Salomon de Roffa and his fellows,
justices in eyre at Somerton, that he killed him in self-defence.
3M
OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1280.
Aug. 19.
York.
Membrane 6 — cont.
Mandate to John le Especer and Adam de Yerdouel, keepers of the
exchange of York, to paj out of the new monej therein to Master
Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, 400/. towards the expenses of the
household.
Pardon to John Elenstreng of larcenies, on testimony before the king bj
John de Vallibu9 and his fellows, justices in eyre in the county of York,
that after being convicted . before them for the same and by judgment of
the court condemned to be hanged, and after hanging being carried, by
privilege of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, to the
church of St. James, York, for burial, he was found to be alive.
Aug. 20.
York.
Aug. 24.
Ripon.
Aug. 30.
Appleby.
Sept. 7.
Carlisle.
Sept. 10.
Carlisle.
Mbmbranm 5.
Grant and quit-claim to William, archbishop of York, Master Robert de
Scardeburgh, the dean, and the chapter of York, of the advowson of the church
of Knaresbc trough, which the king recovered in his court against Walter, the
late aix^hbishop and the dean and chapter of York, who claimed it as a
prebend of their said cliurch.
Mandate to Gregory de Rockesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
exchange of London, to pay out of the moneys therein to Matthew de
ColumlMkriis, taker of the king's wines, 20/. for the acquittance of wines of
the right prise taken at London.
Letters of Wancelliana de Lacy nominating Anian le Waleys and Henry
Fingael her attorneys in Ireland until a year after All Saints.
Pardon to Robert de Skercroft for the death of William Baterman, on
testimony before the king by William de Saham and his fellows, justices
in eyre in the county of York, that he killed him in self-defence.
The like to Henry Randolf of Dilham, chaplain, for the death of John
son of Hervey atte Mille of Eccles, and of any consequent outlawry.
Writ de tnfendendo for Auger de Rypon, clerk, appointed as his surro-
gate by William de Brumpton, who has not time to attend to the taxation
of amercements of the justices of the Bench affecting the men of the county
of Lincoln.
Exemption, at the instance of Master William de la Gornere, to Roger de
la Ryvere from serving on assises, juries, or recognisances, or from being
made coroner, escheator, forester, or other bailiff in Ireland for four years.
Grant to DervorguUa, late the wife of John de Balliolo, of acquittance
from common summonses of justices next in eyre for common pleas or
pleas of the forest in all counties in which she may have lands or tenements.
Protection with clause rogamus, for five years, for Hugh de Hemeleseye,
chaplain, keeper of the king's bridge of Eden, in the city of Carlisle, or
his envoys, collecting alms for the repair of the bridge.
Pardon to Richard le Escot, one of the foresters of the forest of Ingel-
wode, for the death of William son of Elias de Grenerigg, on testimony
before the king that he killed him fleeing for trespass of venison there and
refusing to be arrested.
Licence for the prior and convent of Ka^rtemell to buy necessaries for
their house throughout Ireland, in pursuance of letters patent to that effect
of Henry III. which the king has inqtected.
8 EDWARD I.
m
1280.
Sept. 10.
Carlisle.
Sept. 15.
Neweastle-on-
Tyue.
Sept. 16.
Newoafltle-on-
Tjne,
Sept. 18.
Durham.
Membrane 5 — cofU.
Pardon to Richard son of Jordan de Preston, in Carlisle gaol for the death
of Roger Pacok, on testimony before the king by Alan de Walkingham
and Gilbert de Core wen, justices appointed to deliver that gaol, that he
killed him bj misadventure.
Letters for Thomas, prior of Christchorch, Canterbury, nominating
Ralph de Shireburn and John de BristoU his attorneys in Iroland for one
year.
Presentation of Richard de Hereford to the church of Wemmeworth in
the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
land and heir of John Wyger, tenant in chief.
Pardon to David le Keu for the death of William son of William de
EUinton, as it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff and coroners of
Northumberland that he killed him by misadventure.
Gkunt to the bailiffs and good men of Carlisle that they may continue to
take for five years from Michaelmas, 8 Edward I., the murage granted to
them for a period now elapsed.
Inspeximus of a charter of Edward, firstborn of Henry III., to the
abbot, monks and brethren of the abbey of Dundreynan in Galloway, dated
at Barnard Castle, 13 April, 51 Henry III. and directed to all bailiffs of
Ireland, as also of Dublin and Drogheda, mayors, reeves, citizens and
burgesses, taking the said abbey and their men, at the instance of John de
Balliolo, under the said Edward's protection in going to his land of Ireland,
staying there and returning thence and granting to them, even though any
prohibition should be made of buying or carrying corn out of Ireland for
a time, power to buy and carry thence yearly 120 crannocks of wheat and
the like of oats or fiour, wine and other victuals for the sustenance of their
house, and ordering 10/. to be taken for a forfeiture from any person
impeding the abbot and his monks against this grant.
Exemption, at the instance of Master William de Cornera, king's derk,
to Roger de la Ry vere from being put upon assises, juries or recognisances,
and from being made coroner or other bailiff for life.
Protection with clause volumusy for two years, for William son of Warin,
going to Ireland on the king's afiairs.
Licence for the Friars Preachers of Newcastle-on-Tyne to make a
narrow gate through the new wall surrounding the said town, which will
have to be made through the garden of the said friars, for ingress into the
said garden, and for them and their successors to hold the same on con<lition
that the sheriff of Northumberland or the constable of the castle of the said
town may stop it when they please for a time.
Grant to them of the moiety of that street which adjoins their own place
ou the west for the enlargement of the same.
Sept. 18.
Durham.
Membrane 5 (Schedule,)
Whereas on 13 November, 7 Edward I. the king granted to Robert son
of John, in satisfaction of his fee of 25/., the custody, during the minority
of the heirs, of the lands late of John de Bohun, tenant in chief, in Luton,
extended at 17/. yearly, and the lands late of Ralph de Bukeham, in the
king's hands by reason ok the voidance of the abbey of St. Edmund's,
whereof the said Ralph held, extended at 14/. yearly; and the said Robert
was to be answerable at the Exchequer for the excess of 6/. yearly ; the
king now pardons him the said excess of 6/. yearly and the arrears thereof
flrom the above date.
398
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1280.
Sept. 20.
Stockton.
Sept. 25.
Pickering.
Sept. 27.
Scarborough.
Oct. 7.
Lincoln.
Oct. 7.
Lincoln.
Membrane &^^eani.
Protection with clause volumus^ for three years, for Theobald le Botiller,
going to Ireland.
Licence for the prior and convent of St. Swithin's, Winchester, to elect
a bishop, on Valentine de Wherewell, Hugh de Hida and Peter de Wjnton,
their fellow monks^ bringing news that the Pope has not admitted the
postnlation lately made of R. bishop of Bath and Wells, to be their
bishop.
Acknowledgment of the receipt by Hugh de Kendale, king's clerk, of
25 marks, from Peter de Appelby, by the hands of John de Lytegreins,
sheriff of York, for a house of the king sold to the said Peter in that
town.
Pardon to Peter de Baddesworth for the death of John de Duffeld on
sufficient testimony that the latter was killed by misfortune.
And the like was found by inquisition which the king ordered to be made
by the sheriff of York.
Presentation of Simon de Neele to the church of Michel Mersshe in the
diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
Surrender to Master Thomas de Hedon, canon of the church of St. Peter,
York, holding the prebend of Fridaithorp, of five acres of meadow between
Leyrthorp and Tange by the water of Fosse, as it appears by inquisition
made by Thomas de Normanville, king's steward, that they were fonnerly
held by his predecessors in right of the said prebend, until Robert de
Crepping, then sheriff of York, unlawfully ejected John de Geytham, then
holding the said prebend, from the said meadow and took it into the
hands of Henry III., and the said ejection was continued to the present
time.
Signification to the archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
election of Master Peter de Exonia, one of the canons of Exeter, to be
bishop thereof.
Robert de Sancto Albano and Thomas de Welle, monks of Croiland,
bringing news of the death of Ralph their abbot, have letters of licence to
elect.
Membrane 4.
Presentation of Richard de Gloucestre to the church of Hynton, in the
diocese of Salisbury, void by the resignation of Master Roger Baret.
Protection with clause volumuSy for one year, for William de Lauesham,
going beyond seas.
G-rant to the bailiffs and good men of Scardebnrgh — in pursuance of a
grant by Henry III. who granted to them a custom for ^xe years years from
the Assumption, 36 Henry III. in aid of strengthening (Jtrmandi) a port
there with stone and timber towards the sea, so that ships coming thither
might without danger get in and out as well at the beginning of the flood
as at full flood — ^that they may take the same custom for &ve years from
the feast of St. Denys, 8 Edward I. to wit, on every merchant ship, 6<f., on
every fishing ship, 4c^., on every fishing boat, 2d.
Licence for Deudonnettus Crespyn, Jew of York, to sell to Laurence de
Bothum, citizen of York, a house of his in Cuningstrete, in the parish of
St. Martin's, York, between a house late of Benedict son of Joceus, Jew,
on one side and a house of Bonamy son of Joceus, Jew of London, on th^
other side.
Simple protection, for two years, for the prioress of Heynlng.
8 EDWABD I.
399
1280.
Oct. 7.
Lincoln.
Oct. 11.
Membrane ^—^owt.
Pardon to William son of Thomas for the death of Richard son of
William Attemelne, as it appears by an inquisition taken hj Stephen de
Penecestre, constable of Dover Castle, and the coroners of Kent that he
killed him by misadventure.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the bishopric of Exeter
Bockingham. m favour of Master Peter de Exonia, one of the canons, elected to be
bishop.
Msmdate to Nicholas de Clere, keeper of the bishopric, to deliver to him
the temporalities.
Simple protection, until -Easter, for the abbey of Beaulieu. >
Letters for the abbot of Tyron nominating Peter Samuel and Gteoftrej de
Gastriduno his attorneys.
Grant to the Friars Preachers of London, towards the construction of
their new church there, of 100 marks, in which John de Polingfold was
lately amerced before John de Beygate and his fellows, justices last in eyre
in Sussex for common pleas, for certain trespasses of which he was con-
victed, and of a like sum out of 100/. in which Henry Huse was amerced
for trespasses of the forest before Boger de Clifford and his fellows, justices
last in eyre in the county Southampton for pleas of the forest.
Oct. 16.
Langlej.
Oct. 18.
Langlej.
Oct. 24.
Simple protection for Master Bonettus de Sancto Quintino, king's clerk,
parson of the chui'ch of Scryvelisby in Lindeseye, gone beyond seas on the
king's service, for so long as he shall remain in the king's service.
Order to all sheriffs and bailiffs, until Christmas, to arrest all vagabond
monks and lay brethren of the Cistercian order, as the abbot of Yaudey
shall intimate, and to deliver them for chastisement to the said abbot or
his attorney.
Protection with clause volumuSy until three years after Easter, for Imbert
de Monte Ferandi, going beyond seas.
Letters for him nominating William de Sheyles and Gilbert de Gxafham
his attorneys for the same period.
Pardon to Nicholas del lUe of Kirkeby in Aisf eld for taking a stag in the
Westminster, wood of Bolewell within the forest of Shirewode.
Letters for Bobert de Brus and Christiana his wife, staying in Scotland,
nominating Master Adam de Crokedeik and William Soyer their attorneys.
The like for Amabilla Comyn, staying in England, nominating Bichard
Comyn and Nicholas Comyn in Ireland.
Oct. 25. Presentation of William de Perton to the church of Portlaund in the
Westminster, diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
bishopric of Winchester.
Letters for Dervorgulla de Bolliolo, staying in Galloway, nominating
Master Thomas de Hunsingoure and Thomas de la More her attorneys for
two years.
Protection with clause volumusy for three years, for Thomas de Helegheton,
going beyond seas.
Writ de intendendo to the bailiffs and good men of Winchester in favour
of Thomas de Michel Devre, elected to be mayor by them, who has been
presented to the king, has taken the usual oath and been admitted to that
office.
Letters for Philip de la Bokele, staying in Ireland, nominating John de
Sancto Amando aqd John le Hayward his attorneys in England for four
years.
40() CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1280. Membrane 4 — eont.
Oct. 27. The like for Folcandas de Arehiaco and Mabel his wife, nominating
Wettmiiiftter. Bertrand de Coudreto, clerk, their attorney for two years.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Master Elias de Wynton, king's clerk
to hold pleas of the market in Ireland, and to view and exainine assises,
of bread, wine and ale, bushels, gallons, ells and weights, and to correct
excesses in measures and weights in accordance with the provision of Henry
III., and other the king's predecessors.
Letters for Stephen le Fraunkeleya, chaplain, going to Scotland, nomi-
nating Walter Fraunkeleyn his attorney in England for one year.
The like for William de Mareys, staying in England, nominating Thomas
de Qlastx)n[ia] and Robert le Ro his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Membrane 3.
Grant to the prior and convent of St. Oswald's, Nostlegh, who lately quit
claimed to the king the advowson of the church of Langelegh Ghenedut,
saving 2 marks yearly therefrom, which they have been accustomed to
receive, that they may receive the said 2 marks as before.
Oct. 30. Mandate to Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, at the instance of
WeitmiDster. David, archbishop of Cashel, to. protect Thomas son of David and William
son of Clement and others, kinsmen and friends of the archbishop, in the
rights and liberties granted to them heretofore by letters patent of the king
before he assumed the governance of the realm ; and if anything is forfeited
to them contrary to the tenor of the said letters, to cause amends to be made
according to right and the laws and customs under which the English are
there.
Letters for the said David, nominating Gilbert son of Matthew his
attorney in Ireland.
Mandate to Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, at the request of
M[atthew], bishop of Eillaloe, to protect James Ohagan and the sons of
Orcan Yhogan, and their lawful posterity, in the rights and liberties
granted to them by letters patent of the king before he assumed the
governance of the r^m.
Order to all sheriffs and bailiffs to arrest William de Stormesworth, monk
of Seleby, who has spumed bis profession and become a vagabond ; until
Easter next.
Mandate to Margaret de Crioll to pay to Gregory de Rokesle the farm of
\ Wrotham, which is part of the inheritance of the heirs of Nicholas de Crioll,
the custodv whereof has been granted to the said Gregory during the
minority of the said heirs, after the expiration of the term for which it was
granted to Stephen de Penecestre.
Nov. 2. Pardon to David de Offinton of all trespasses committed by him durins
Westminster, the disturbance of the realm, and also in time of peace, in the receiving of
his brothers and others, and admission of him to the king's peace; and
pardon to him of all the rancour conceived against him by the king by
reason of such trespasses.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
exchange of London, to pay to Richard de Arras and John Durand and
other proctors of the king's merchants of England and Ireland, 1,000/.,
granted to Guy, count of Flanders, by the king, in part subvention of the
money in which the count was* bound to the said merchants for the
Flemish arrest {pro arrettamento Flandrensi),
8 EDWABD I. 40i
1280. Membrane S — cent.
Nov. 3. Pardon to Ranulph Topeheved for the death of Richard son of Banalph
Westminster, de Eton, and of any consequent outlawry, as it appears by an inquisition
taken by the sheriff of Stafford that he killed him by misadventure.
Nicholas de Almodesbyri and Thomas de Gloucestre, canons of St.
Augustine's, Bristol, bringing news of the cession of John their abbot, have
letters of licence to elect.
Licence for the abbot and convent of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, to buy
in mortmain the lands of John de Luvetot and Margery his wife, in Plumsted,
CO. Kent, of their own fee.
Nov. 5. Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for Henry Hoese, going
Westminster, beyond seas.
Nov. 4. Grant to Hugh de Escote for a fine of lOOs. of the custody, during the
Westminster, minority of the heirs, of two parts of the lands in Westuderle, late of Walter
de Langeford, tenant in chief, and the custody of the lands in Aisshele, late
of Boger de Longeford, which after the death of Roger should fall to the
heirs of Walter, and which are extended at 9/. 9s, lOd,; both of which
custodies were formerly demised to Walter de Helyun, who has surrendered
the same.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Ralph de Albiniaco to the custody of the
hundred of Sutperton.
Nov. 5. Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podyo, keepers of the
WesuniDster. exchange of London, to pay the following sums to the following persons : —
Bartholomew Marke and his fellows, merchants, 500/., in full payment
of 1,000/.
Maynettus Bek and his fellows, merchants, 1,000/., in full payment of
2,000/.
Atynus Brovidab', 1,000/., in full payment of 2,000/.
Duracius de Florencia and his fellows, merchants of Florence, 1,000/.,
in ^11 payment of 2,000Z.
Bartholomew Jake and his fellows, merchants, 483/. Qs, 8</., in full
payment of 966/. ISs. 4d.
Bernard Maynfred and his fellows; merchants, 666/. 13^. 4d. in full
payment of 1,333/. Qs. 8d.
Peregrine de Luke and his fellows, merchants of Luka, 100/. in full
payment of 200/.
Landns de Pistoria and his fellows, merchants of Pistoja, 1,000/. in full
payment of 2,000/.
Theobald de Ldca and his fellows, merchants of Luka, 666/. ISs. 4d.
in full payment of 1,333/. 6^. 8d.
Hugelinus de Yyco and his fellows, merchants, 1,333/. 6s, 8d, in full
payment of 2,666/. I3s. 4c/.
Simon Baldewyn and his fellows, merchants, 100/. in full payment
of 200/.
James Front[i] and his fellows, merchants, 558/* 6#. 8c/. in full payment
of 1,116/. ISs.^d.
Cambinus Falkinarus and his fellows, merchants, 375/. 10^. in fuU
payment of 751/.
All which sums the said merchants lent to the king at London, 4 January,
of the present year.
They are also to pay to Guy Vicedomini, Guy Chuffan, Bartholomew
Jacobi and Cambinus Falconer [ii], and their fellows, merchants of four
societies of Florence, 1,250/. in tull payment of 2,500/. which they lent to
the king by the hands of the said Orlandinus and his fellows, merchants of
Lucca, 28 April, 7 Edward I.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled and the money was paid,
$ai87. c c
40a OALENDAB OV PATENT BOLLS.
1280. Membrane 3 — cont.
Letters for the prior of Christchmchy Canterbuiy, nominatiiig Robert le
Poer his attorney in L^eland.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbej of Croylaonde, for
Richard de Croylaundy one of the monks, elected to be abbot thereof.
Mandate to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward, to restore to him the
temporalities.
Protection with daase [^volumus]^ untU Whitanndajy for the prior of
Prittewell, going beyond seas.
Letters from him nominating Master Alexander de Lalling and John de
Reydou his attorneys for that time.
The like for Nicholas de Weil[and], gone to L:e]and| nomioatine
Herbert de W^laund and Henry Bernard his attorneys in Ireland until
Michaelmas.
Not. 6. Mandate to John Sampson and John le Especer, keepers of the exchange
Weftminster. of York, to pay, out of the king's moneys in their hands, to Q-regory de
Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the exchange of London,
1,500/., to be paid to certain merchants, as the king has enjoined.
Mandate to Peter de la Mare, constable of Bristol Castle, and of the
king's exchange there, to pay out of the king* moneys therein, to Gregory
de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the king's exchange in
London, 2,500/., to be paid to certain merchants, as the king has enjoined.
The like to the mayor of Lincoln and Ralph de Raby, keepers of the
exchange of Lincoln, to pay to the aforesaid Gregory and Orlanclinus 1,000/.
for like purposes.
Nov. 8. Pardon to Alexander son of Elias de Cypeham for the death of Roger le
Westminster. Messager of Mateshal.
Grant — at the instance of Elias le Marescal, who has surrendered the
bailiwick of the marshalcy of the bishopric of Winchester, which he had
of the grant of Henry UI.-^to John le Mareschal son of the said Elias
of the said bailiwick.
Mmmbranb 2.
Nov. 7. Letters for W. archbishop of Rouen nominating Philip de Sooeyo
Westminster, parson of the church of Bynteworth, as his attorney for three years.
The like for Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, nominat-
ing John de Peyton for three years in England,
Protection with clause volumuSy for three years^ for John de Ufford,
going to Ireland.
Acquittance to John Bek for the payment to Peter de Staney, out of die
issues of the manor of Rasene, which is in the custody of the said John, of
28/. 14«. 6d. assigned therefrom to the said Peter.
Pardon to Richard de Ewell of all the debts wherein he was bound to the
king or Henry III.
Grant to the prioress and nuns of Ivingho— in extension of a grant to
them of all the lands in Merwe which the king had recovered i^innt them
before the justices last in eyre in the county of Surrey^-of the fruits
thereof from the time of the said recovery.
Letters for M. bishop of Killaloe, staying in England, nominating David
de Mora and David son of David de Imelaco his attorneys in Ireland until
jyiichaelinaSf
8 BDWABD I. 403
1280. Membrane 2—cont.
The like for D. bishop of Emlj, staying in England, nominating Bichard
de Bristoll and David son of David de Imelaco, in Ireland, for the same
period.
Nov. 8. Licence for Balph Basset, of Welledon, after inqaisition ad quod damnum
Westminster, taken by Bichard de Holebrok, king's steward, to bring into cultivation
his waste place, containing 38 acres, in Welledon, in the forest of Boking-
ham, and to hold it in fee-simple.
Grant to the bailiffs, bargesses and other men of Worcester of murage
for seven years from Martinmas, 8 Edward I.
Mandate to William de Sancto Claro and William de Hameltou, keepers
of the bishopric of Winchester, to deliver the corpus of the castle of
Tannton, which belongs to that bishopric, to John de Somerset, king's
Serjeant, for him to keep therein Almaric de Monte Forti.
Letters for Almaric de Sancto A.mando, staying in England, nominating
GFeoffrey de Ingepenne and John Morannde his attorneys in Ireland "for
three years.
Nov. 10. Licence for Ursellus son of Isaac le Evesk, Jew of Norwich, to sell his
Westminster, houses there, situated between the house of Genta la Veve, Jewess, and that
of Isaac de Gememuta, Jew, in the street of Mannecrofi in the parish of
St. Peter.
Grant to Henry de Lortiaco alieu Urtiaco of the advowson of the church
of Corirevel, co. Somerset, which the king recovered from him before the
justices last in eyre in that county. ' The said Henry claimed the advowson
to be his by reason of a charter of feoffment of Bichard I, uncle of
Henry HI. to his ancestors, of the manor of Corirevel with its appurte-
nances which he still holds, but there being no mention of the advowson in
the said eharter, he surrendered it and submitted himself to the king's grace.
Licence, for one year, for Almaric de Sancto Amando to bring to
England the com which he has in the land of Ireland.
Bestitation to the abbot and convent of the church of St. Saviour, Torre,
of the view and frank-pledge of their men and tenants in Haggelegh,
CO. Somerset, and of amends of breaches of the assise of bread and ale by
the said men and tenants, which liberties the king recovered against the
said abbot and convent by a judgment of the court before Salomon de
Boffa and his fellows, justices in eyre in the county of Somerset.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Somerset.
Protection with clause volumusy for two years, for Henry Hoeee, going
beyond seas.
Nov, 12. Batification of a grant and sale for 40^., made to William le Brun by
Westminster. Balph de Sandwyco, king's steward, of the marriage of the daughters and
heirs of Bobert de Finiegh, and of the custody of their lands.
Pardon, at the instance of John, duke of Brabant, to the merchants of
Brabant for all trespasses committed by them in the fair of St. Ives on
Ascension Day, 7 Edward I. by reason of the contention between them-
selves and the merchants of England.
Presentation of William de Estden, king's clerk, to the church of Eneford
in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of
the bishopric of Winchester.
Nov. 14. Promise to Philip de Belvaco, king's yeoman, son of Master Simon de
Westminster. Belvaco, the king's surgeon, to pay him, in instalments at Easter and Mich-
ae^as nezt^ 100 marks, arrears of 200 marks, being the fine paid to the
00 2
404 GALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1280. Membrane 2^coni.
king by Orimbald Paoncefot tor the marriage of the heir of Henry de
Penebroggy tenant in chief, which the king granted should be paid to the
said Philip.
Grant to Isabella, late the wife of John son of Alan, of the castle of
Oswestry (castrum AUn Monasierit)^ late of the said John, long since
deceased, who held in chief of Henry lU. daring the minority of his heirs,
she having hitherto held it of the king at farm, a sum of 100/. to be paid by
her to the abbot and convent of Yale-Boyal for the arrears of the said farm
for Michaelmas term last past and 200Z. a year to them henceforth.
Nov. 15. Boyal assent to the election of Master Richard de la More, archdeacon of
Westminiter. Winchester, to be bishop thereof.
Pardon to Geoffrey de Lucy, for a fine of 100/. of all trespasses in the
forests of Henry III. or of the king.
Licence for Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, to sport
during the present season of sport (riveandi) along all forbidden rivers in
the counties of SomerRet and Dorset and along the whole river of the
Kenet.
Mbmbranb 1.
Nov. 15. Mandate to all baili^, on receipt of letters patent of the prior of Tone-
Westminster, bmgg, that Robert called ' Juvenis,' a canon of that house, has spurned his
profession and is a vagabond in secular clothing, to arrest the said Robert
and deliver him to the prior for chastisement as that order requires.
Letters for Hugh Peverel, going beyond seas, nominating Geffrey de
Melton and Henry de Barsham his attorneys for one year.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
exchange of London, to pay out of the moneys belonging to the king in
their hands to Bouruncinus, merchant of Florence, 100 marks in part
payment of 300 marks which he delivered, by the king's order, to John
Giffard of Bnimesfeld.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John de Berewyk, king's clerk, to the
custody of the writs and rolls of the eyre of Salomon de Roffa and hie fellows,
justices in eyre in the county of Southampton and in other eyres about to be
made by them.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John de Lithegraios to the custody of
the county and castle of York, so that he render yearly at the Exchequer as
much as Alexander de Kirketon and Ranulph de Dacre, late sheriffs, used
to do.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the Carmelite friars of Sand-
wich, CO. Kent, by John de Sandwyco of a place in the town of Sandwich
adjoining their place there for the enlargement thereof.
Restitution to the abbot and convent of Tinteme of whatever the king
by his charter made in the time of Henry III. gave to them in the town of
Huwaldeffeld, and which for certain causes he resumed, and which, as
appears by an extent made by Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward, is worth
61«. bd. jearljy on condition that they pay that rent.
Whereas Henry [II.] by charter granted to Ralph de Monte Caniso,
kinsman of William de Monte Caniso, whose heir he is, that his lands and
men should be quit of shires and hundreds and suits and hidages, and all
plaints that belong to shires and hundreds, except murder and treasure ;
and the said William and his ancestors, by reason of such grant, had the
view of frank-pledge and the sherifPs turn in all their lands and fees until
the king deraigned the said view and turn of their men and tenants in the
8 BDWABD L ^
1280. Membrane 1 — cont.
countj of Kent, which are estimated at 8«. 3^c^. yearly, before the justices
last in eyre in that county, against the said William, by reason of the abuse
of the said liberties ; the king now restores the same to him and grants that,
although the said William and his ancestors have far from fully used the
said liberties in that county, he may fully use them and have the said view
and turn at a yearly rent of 8«. Z\d.
Licence for the Friars Preachers of the city of York to enclose a piece of
land adjoining their site, 2^ perches broad by the perch of 20 feet, and
16 perches long, part of a void place called Kingestoft within the said city,
and to stop a well within the said place, on condition that they make a new
well without the said land in a more convenient place than the present one.
Exemption to Hugh son of Hugh de Weston, for life, from serving on
assises, juries or recognitions, or from being made, against his will, a sheriff,
coroner, forester, verderer, or other bailiff of the crown.
Grant, for life, at the request of Elias de Tyngewyk, to John de Tynge-
wyk, his son, of the bailiwick of the forestry of Whytlewode-, with the
custody of the park of Hanle within the metes thereof, rendering yearly by
the hands of the steward of the forest between the bridges of Oxford and
Stanford as much as his father.
Licence for the master and brethren and sisters, lepers, of the hospital
of St. Giles without London, to exchange with Gerin de Sancto Egidio,
two acres of their land which lie below the garden of the said G^rin, in the
parish of St. Giles-without-London for two acres of land of the said Gerin
which lie between the lands of the said master and lepers in the towns of
Westminster and Tottenhale and to hold them in mortmain.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master Balph de Anste, staying in
West Wales on the king's service.
Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to Bouroncinus Walteri and
his fellows, merchants of Lucca, in 200 marks, wherein John Giffard of
Brimmesfeld was bound to them.
Vac€Ued because surrendered and cancelled and the money toafi paid.
Nov. 18. Grant to John de Eston, in fee simple, of two acres of land which he
Westminster, holds by assignment of Thomas de Normanvile, king's steward, by the
king's order, in the wood of Berdenn, in Skipton forest, oo. York, for
the support of his mill and his mine of Appeltrewyk.
Pardon to Eudo son of Bobert for the death of Robert son of Bobert.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for the abbot of Nethe.
Presentation of Andrew le Afforte to the church of Pateneye,in the diocese
of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of
Winchester.
Appointment of Matthew de Columbariis, king's yeoman and chamberlain,
to the gaugership of wines in all ports, on condition that any defect in any
tuns of wine by the said gauge of right measure be allowed to the buyers
thereof, and that no tun be removed from ships until the due gauge be
paid.
The said Matthew has three like pairs.
]^279. Membrane 2%d,
[Nov. 27. Commission of oyer and terminer to Bartholomew de Suleye and Thomas
Windsor.] de Bray touching an appeal which Joan de Buckeby brings in the county
of Northampton against Kichard de Stratton and John de ColeshuU for
the death of Boger le Ohareter, her brother.
409
GALENDAU OF PATENT BOLLS.
1279.
Nov. 26.
Windsor.
Membrane 2Sd^^€<mt,
The like to Ralph de Hengham and Walter de Heljan, by jaiy of
Devon and Cornwall, ae to all the contentions between W. bishop of Exeter
and his men, and Edmund, ear) of Cornwall, and his men, and as to all
prises, ransoms and trespasses arising therefrom.
The like to the same by jury of Devon and Cornwall as to whether the
beasts of the bishop, which the sheriff of Cornwall took in the bishop's
manors in that county by reason of a sum of money, were levied on Satur-
day before Michaelmas, 7 Edward I., by writ of ju<^ment of the said earl
in manors of the said earl or elsewhere in the power of the earl or in the
power of the sheriff (which beasts were to be restored to the bishop by
another writ of judgment directed to the sheriff), as the bishop assorted
before the king ; or not, as the sheriff said. And touching sand belonging
to the church of Mylor {Sancti Melori) and the metes and bounds of the
said sand ; and touching ransoms, fines, extortions of bonds and all discords
between them.
Commission to Geoffrey de Pycheford and Walter de Aumundesham to
inquire by a jury of the hundreds of Offelow and Seysdon, co. Stafford,
whether William de Paries, who was hung for felony, was seised in fee of
the manor of Honeworth on the day when he committed the felony.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Folejaumbe and Henry
del Lee touching all trespasses done in the forests of Edmund, the king's
brother, in the county of Lancaster.
Commission to Robert de Littelbiry to tax by jury of six of every hundred
in the counties of Somerset, Dorset, Devon and Cornwall all amercements
in which the men of the said counties were amerced before the justices of the
Bench in the years 2, 4, 5, and 6 Edward I., and to deliver the estreats of
such amercements to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
The like to Elias de Bekingham in the counties of Leicester and Warwick.
Commission to Stephen de Baketon in place of William de Hevre to
make inquisitions in Kent, together with Hamo de Ghitton and Robert le
Blund.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Wimbome and Thomas
de Sancto Yigore touching the persons who entered the park of Anthony
Bek of Tarente, co. Dorset, hunted therein and carried away deer.
[Nov. 26.
Windsor.]
Mbmbranb 27d.
Commission to John de Lovetot and Roger de Leicester to examine and
correct, if necessary, the record and process of a suit in the hustings
of the city of London, wherein John de Bo3mll and Dionisia his wife
impleaded Osbert de Suthfolk touching a messuage and four shops in the
said city as of the right and inheritance of the said Dionisia as heir of
Walter le Devenys her father, the said Osbert claiming the premises by
feoffment of the said John and Dionisia, which feoffment the said John and
Dionisia allied to have been made by fraud during the minority of the
said Dionisia and while she was in the custody of Robert le Feytevin in
the county of Devon (where she has other lands), to whom the said custody
was demised by Henry III. ; but the said court, insisting on the enrolment
of the said feoffment, refusing to admit such exception.
Dec. 25. The like to Robert Banastre and Ranulph de Dacre as to all trespasses
Winchester, done in the forests of Edmund the king's brother in the county of
Lancaster.
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8 EDWABD I.
407
1280.
Jan. 1.
Winehester.
Membrane 27d — cont.
The like to John de Luvetot and William de Sancto Olaro as to attempts
against the peace committed by Hugh de Crepping, during the king's
absence beyond seas, in buying horses and arms and making assemblies, lor
which the said Hugh was imprisoned at Colchester.
Mbmbranb 25d.
Jan. 7. Commission to Hugh Saunzavor and Luke Devienne to deliver the gaol
Winchester, of Arundel of William Tosseman, it being represented on his behalf that
while he was in service in remote parts a presentment was made against him
before the justices last in eyre in the county of Sussex that he had killed
one Richard de Garinges, and that on being put in exigent, he gave him-
self up and is still detained in prison.
Commission to GFeoffrey de Sandyacre and Andrew de Ely to make
inquisition as to knights' fees and feodalities in the Isle of Ely.
Association of Thomas de Weyland with the mayor and sheriffs of London
to determine a plea between John Laurence and Philip le Taillur in the
hustings of London touching a messuage in London.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Hamo Hauteyn and Walter de
Elancia by jury of Jews and Christians of the city of London as to the
goods of Jacob de Oxonia, Jew, lately deceased, who, together with his
goods, debts, and chattels, was granted by the king long since when last in
Gascony to Eleanor his consort, the said goods having come to the
hands of divers persons.
The like to B. de Hengham and W. de Helyun touching an appeal
which Thomas le Curzeny brings before the justices at Westminster against
Richard de Bamfeld for tiie death of Thomas de Graham, his father.
Feb. 4.
Kingston.
Feb. 17.
Clareodon.
Mbmbranb TAd.
The like to Thomas de NormanviU and Ralph de Amhale touching an
appeal of Elizabeth daughter of Henry de Fonlholm, in the county of
Nottingham, against Andrew de Grove and Walter his son, John de Grove
and Henry le Porter for the death of William son of Henry de Foulholm,
her brother.
Association of EEamo Hauteyn, with the mayor and sheriffs of London to
hear and determine a suit between the prior of Newark by Ripleye and
Oliver de Ingham in the hustings of London touching certain rent in
the said city.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hengham and Robert le
Waleys touching the persons who hunted in the chace of Edmund, the
king's brother, of Duffeld and elsewhere in the county of Derby and carried
away deer ; and as to trespasses of Roger de Wardynton in his office of
bailiff to the king's said brother in the said county.
Feb. 22.
Claiendon.
Mbmbranb 23d.
The like to Hamo Hauteyn and Robert de Ludham to more fully
examine, together with the mayor and sheriffs of London, and to do justice
as to a suit in the hustings of London wherein Walter Hauteyn and
Alice his wife impleaded Reginald de Laufare and Christiana his wife
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408 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS
1280. Membrane 2Zd-^oni.
touching a moiety of a messuage in London, as the share of the said Alice
' as co-heir with the said Christiana of John de Eure, their father.
The like to Walter de Heljun and Walter de Wimbome touching an
appeal which Robert Qilberd brings in the countj of Wilts against John de
Monemuth, Jnl[iana], abbess of Wilton, Adam Cusjn, Thomas Linguire,
and Thomas Oliver for the death of Adam Gilberd, chaplain, his son.
March 12. The like to John de Lovetot and Richard de Bojhtnd touching the
Down Ampnej. persons who broke the houses of Master Geoffrey de Aspale, cl^'k of
Eleanor, the king's consort, at Culing, co. Suffolk, carried away goods and
ill-treated his men.
The like to Robert Malet and Robert Fulconis, on complaint by Peter de
Berghefeld, that whereas Matthew de Berghefeld, his grandfather, built a
narrow wooden bridge across the water of the abbot of Rading in Berghe-
feld, moved merely by piety and not impelled thereto by any right, because
of the danger pf drowning and other mishaps which happened to passengers
there, and caused it to be widened sufficiently for carts and men on horse-
back to cross; and neither Matthew nor his ancestors were accustomed
to make or repair that bridge, and neither in the water nor soil adjoining
had any property, common or claim, or held any tenement whereby they
might be bound to repair the said bridge ; Theobald le Carpenter, whom
the king lately commanded to repair the bridge, is procuring before the
king that the said Peter shall be compelled to contribute to the .repairs
thereof. The jury is to be of the county of Berks, and inquiry is to
be made whether the said Matthew and his ancestors were accustomed to
repair the said bridge wholly out of charity, or because ihey were bound
to do so ; also whether Theobald took timber, carriage or works from any-
one of those parts without paying the proper price.
The like to John de Lovetot and John de Metingham touching the
trespasses of Gilbert le Forester and Henry Sparwe in depasturing their
beasts in the meadow and several pasture of John de Rede at Rede, co.
Suffolk, and ill-treating his men.
Membrane 22d.
March 31 . Commission to Geoffrey de Picheford to enquire whether Ralph Bagot,who
Cirencester, was indicted for breaking the park of Eleanor, the king'b mother, of Aston
Cantelou, co. Warwick, and hunting and taking deer therein, and whether
Edmund Russel, John de Prestebury, Grodard de Morton, John le Venur,
Roger le Whyte, Philip de Dorordeshull, Bartholomew de Spemouer, Henry,
parson of Ippeleye, John Maheu, Baldwin de Spernouer and Adam de la
Chambre, of that county, have been accustomed to commit like offences in
the same and other parks in the said county.
Membrane 20d.
April 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to W. de Helyun touching trespasses
Briitol. of venison and other trespasses affecting the chace of Bristol, co.
Gloucester.
The like to Ralph de Sandwyco and Giles de Berkeleye touching weira
on the banks of the Waye between Monemuth and Strugoill, co. Gloucest^,
which have been unduly raised.
8 EDWARD I. ^i09
1280. Membranb I9d.
[April 24. The like to John Bek and William de Wilegheby^ on complaint by
Bristol] William le Warde of Skidebrok that Peter Galle, .Toha his son, Robert
Bunting, Peter son of Robert de Saltfletebj and Robert Miry assanlted
him at Skidebrok, co. Lincoln.
May 10. The like to William de Brompton and Elias de Bekingham, who are to
Windflor. examine, together with the mayor and sheriffs of London, certain articles
toaching a plea as to .which doubts exist in the hustings of London by writ
of right between Peter Man and Emma his wife and Elias de Hertford tenant,
touching a messuage in London.
Mbmbranb I7d.
May 20. The like to Ralph de Hengham and Andrew' de Estleye touching an
Westminster, appeal whioh Margery, late the wife of John Hathewy in the Bench against
Ralph de Caretter, Robert de Ruyton and William, prior of Nonneeton for
the death of her husband.
The like to Ralph de Hengham and Elias de Bekingham to examine,
together with the mayor and sheriffs of London, and correct the record
and process of a suit in the hustings of London wherein John de Berchamp-
sted impleaded by writ of right John de Northampton touching two
messuages and four shops in London, .whereupon the said John de North-
ampton vouched to warranty William son of Henry, who likewise
vouched to warranty John son of Ingram, who produced a deed by which
he said that one Matilda his grandmother (whose heir he was) was
enfeoffed by the said John de Berchampsted, who alleged that the said
deed was obtained by the fraud of his mother while he was a minor and in her
custody ; whereupon the said parties put themselves on an inquisition
which, as is alleged by the said John de Berchampsted, was improperly
conducted by the said mayor and sheriff, who, without examining certain
articles as to which doubts existed, gave judgment against him.
Mbmbranb IGd.
[May 27. The like to Viaster Thomas de Sodington as to a contention between
Westminster.] Isabella de Fortibus, countess of Albemarle, and Edmund, earl of Cornwall,
touching the wood of Suyndon, which the said countess asserted to pertain
to her manor of Harewod, and to have been usurped by Richard, sometime
king of Almain, father of the said earl (and whose heir he is), upon
Margery de Ripariis, grandmother, and Baldwin, earl of Devon, brother
of the said countess, and to be unjustly detained by the said earl of Corn-
wall; the said parties having consented before the king that the said
contention should be heard and determined by the said Master Thomas.
The like to Roger Loveday and Robert de Ludham touching the persons
who broke by night the doors and fences of the park of Richard de Breuse
of Stradbroke, co. Suffolk^ hunted therein and carried away deer.
Commission to Roger de Sprengehoes to enquire touching vagabonds, in
the counties of Salop and Stafiord.
Mbmbranb I5d.
June 3. The Jike to Thomas de Normanvill, Thomas Folejaumbe and Ralph de
Westminster. Amehale touching an appeal which Hugh son of Aian de Beltoft brings
in the county of rsottingham against Robert son of John son of Alan de
Bekingham, Nicholas de Swaleweclyve, Roger le Keu of Beltoft, Walter
de Beltoft and Herbert de Beltoft for the death of Geoffrey de FulboUn,
bis kinsman.
410 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1280. Membrane l6d--eoni.
June 5. Commission to John Bek to enquire as to the petition made in the king's
Wettmiiiacer. presence bj Theodald Reiner, merchant of Florence, of the society of the
Circuli, that whereas ons Thaldns Lumbardi, lately staying at Stanford, co.
Lincoln, in the house of John le Flemmeng, bought and took out of the
realm for sale, contrary to the king's prohibition, certain plates of fosed
silver which was ordered to be assigned to the new coinage, and committed
like offences there and elsewhere; Stephen de Penecestre, Walter de
Heliun and their fellows who were appointed to enquire as to clipping of
the coinage, imputing the said trespass to the said Theodald Reiner on
account of the identity of name, molested the fellows of the said Theodald
Reiner, while he was lately out of the realm.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Nicholas de Stapelton and Elias
de Bekingham, in pnrsnance of the ordinance of the king and his progenitors
that no one should be granted free warren except in his demesne lands,
touching Geoffrey de Nevill and Margaret his wife, John de Redemere,
Henry de Homeby, Simon de Homeby and Alan le Forester, who, claiming
free warren without their demesne lands in the demesne lands of the prior
of Thomholm in Appleby, Sand ton and Riseby, co. Lincoln, hunted therein
against the will of the prior and carried away hares, pheasants and
partridges, not permitting the .prior or his m^i to issue from the gate of
the priory with dogs to hunt in his demesne, and assaulted him and his
men when they came out of the priory in the public streets and the prior's
demesnes and elsewhere within that vicinage to kill them.
The like to Richard de Holebrok and Roger Lnveday touching an appeal
which Michael son of John de Donewyco brings in the coimty of
Suffolk against Geoffrey le Whinere, John de Feversham, Micha^ de
Alepye, John Godfare, Roger Fansebrun, Richard Roberti, John de
Bedenewell, John Hiiliom, Roger Drille, Robert Gouche, Bartholomew
Algor, Roger Rosiust, Robert Kipping, Robert de Ewell, Robert Baldewyn,
WUliam Ulvriche, Nicholas Lynte, William le Wayte, Norman le Wayte,
Robert Colte, QeaSrej Markaund, GK)scelin Colte, Richard le Fiese,
Alexander de Todington, Roger Ive, William le Markaund, Robert Catun
the younger, John son of Gerard Markaunt, Reginald le Wayte, Alexander
le Wayte, Roger de Combes, John de Holegate, Robert Catun the elder,
William de Perham, William de Rosseford, Robert de la Fermerie, Richard
Barge, Richard de Rosseford, Walter le Shepehirde, Richard le Whinere,
Bedo de Orford, Walter Fulcon[is], Simon Wrangnail, William Roberti,
Laurence Ounmerch, John Page, Thomas le Whinere, Alexander Roberti,
Michael de Rossheford, Nicholas Wyntre, Philip Wyntre, Michael Simon[is],
Richard le Espicer, Emma la Whinere, Nicholas Barche, Robert Johannis
de Orford, John le Markaund the elder, Thomas Pinchehast and Fresus de
Categrave for the de^th of Roger son of John his brother, which appeal
Robert de Valoynes and William Esturmy were appointed to hear, and
afterwards ordered to stay.
The like to John de Cobham and R. de Norwod touching an appeal
which Joan, late the wife of Robert Attebrigg brings in the county of
Surrey against Henry le Caretter and Alice his wife and Edmund de
Wikhfun for the death of her husband.
Membrane I4d.
[June 11. The like to Thomas de Weiland touching the persons who broke the
wettmintter.] park of W. bishop of Norwich, at Hevyngham, co. Norfolk^ hunted therein
and carried aWay deer.
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1280. Membrane I4td — eont»
The like to .Balph de Hengham touching an assise of novel disseisin
which Robert de Clopton arramed before the major and sheriffs of London
in the hustings against Henrj de Sobjry touching a tenement in London.
June 10. The like to Richard de Crepping and Master John de Stroda, on
Westminster, complaint by the men of Jersey and Guernsey that the bailiflb of Otto de
Orandisono of those islands lately took into the king's hands, without
reasonable cause, certain lands whereof the former were enfeoffed there
long since by the bailiffs of Henry III., and still detain them, and immoder-
ately amerced them for certain trespasses in the king's warrens in the said
islands in taking rabbits unlawfully, of which trespasses they have never
been convicted, nor have ever put themselves on the grace of the said Otto
or his said bailiffs therefor, nor made any fine with them ; and that the said
bailiffs distrain them by their beasts and other goods for the said amerce-
ments, and refuse to permit them to salt, dry, and sell their fish, as they have
always up to the present time been wont to do according to the grant of
the king's predecessors, kings of England.
Mandate to Otto de Grandisono, keeper of the said islands, to cause his
bailiffs to make without delay full amends to the men aforesaid for the said
injuries and trespasses, otherwise the king has enjoined on certain persons,
whom he is about to send, to hear the plaints of these men and do justice
to them in the matter.
Commission to John de Vallibus to inquire as the persons who, by the
procurement and order of Gilbert de Chesterton and Alice his wife, took at
Stanford, co. Lincoln, William Coyfe son of Beatrice, late the wife of
Andrew Coyfe, imprisoned him, and afterwards, of their own authority and
without judgment, hanged him by night, and took and detain his goods
there.
June 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to Alexander de Kirketon and Ranulph
Westiniiister. de Dacre touching all trespasses against Edmund, the king's brother, in his
forest in the county of York.
The like to Richard de Holebrok and Oliver de Ligbam touching the right
claimed by Margaret, late the wife of William Bernard, in certain goods at
Dunwich, formerly belonging to Isaac son of Benedict de London, Jew of
Norwich, who was hanged for a trespass against the coinage, and all his
goods forfeited to the king.
June 10. The like to John de Lovetot and Elias de Bekingham, together with the
Westminster, mayor and sheriffs of London, to examine the record and process of an
inquisition on complaint by Thomas de Basing, citizen of London, that
whereas he was adjudged by his fellow citizens to repair a house of his
in Thames Street which threatened with ruin the adjoining houses, and caused
it to be so repaired in length and breadth as it used to be, Robert de Rokesle
asserting that he was thereby disseised of his free tenement, caused such
inquisition to be taken in his absence by certain of his enemies and strangers
who were ignorant of the facts before the said mayor and sheriffs, by reason
of which inquisition a part of the house was thrown down, and the timber
thereof carried away by the said Robert and the men of the said Thomas
who were in the house arrested and imprisoned.
Membrane 13d.
The like to Robert de Boys and William de Pacham touching Robert de
Rede, indicted before Thomas de Weyland and John de Luvetot, justices
appointed to enquire of trespasses in the county of Suffolk, of sending an
emissary and giving orders for the death of Martin de Akeham.
41S
CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1280.
June 26.
Odiham.
The like to John Bek and Alexander de Kirketon touching the persons
who assaulted William de Hasting, John Hachet and John de Stapelford
at Lekebum co. Lincoln.
June 28.
Odiham.
Mbmbranb \2d.
The like to Luke de Tanj and Richard de Exonia (1) touching ttie persons
of the town of Chichester who, having com to sell, when certain merchants
had sent ships laden with corn to the town of La Delle, near Chichester, co.
Sussex, by telling the masters thereof that they would suffer great loss by
unloading the said ships there, induced them to depart ; by reason whereof
a great dearness of corn occurred in those parts ; (2) touching the trespasses
done to Alan de Horepol and Edith his wife by William de Hechingham;
(3) as to trespasses relating to clipping the new coina^ in those parts.
July 16.
Langley.
Membrane \ld.
The like to J. de Luvetot and K. de Leic[e6tre] touching an appeal
which Agnes, late the wife of Geoffrey Duwe brings in the county of
Lincoln against Ralph Curteis of Hinton for the death of her husband.*
July 18.
Langley.
July 20.
Lmogley.
Membrane lOd,
The like to John de Wanton, Ralph de Berners and David de Jarpenvill,
touching an appeal which Emma, late the wife of Walter de Somerton
brings in the county of Surrey against Henry le Lepere and William King
for we death of her husband.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre, John de Wanton and Ralph de
Berners touching an appeal which Dionisia, late the wife of Bichard
Everard brings in the county of Sussex against William Ghraundyn and
John le Someter for the death of her husband.
July 30.
Nottingham.
Membrane 8iI.
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The like to Bogo de Knovill, steward of Carmarthen and Cardigan,
touching an appeal which Alice wife of Hugh le Clerk of Hereford brings
in the county of Hereford, against William de Kyngleye for the death of
Boger Tupe, her brother, in the prison of the bishopric of St. Davids of
Lauwhadeyn in West Wales.
The like to Geoffrey de Leukenore and Bobert son of Walter touching
an appeal which Agnes, late the wife of Seueman de Suleby brings in the
county of Northampton against Hugh de Cosseby and Adam de Cotesbech
for the death of her husband.
The like to Walter de Hopton and Beginald de Leye touching the late
burning of the houses of William de Suggedon at Cle St. Margaret's,
CO. Salop, by William Andreu, Bichard Carbonel, WiUiam de Stepelton, John
de Cleton, Thomas de Wyleby, Geoffrey de Grete, Henry Pygoyn, John de
Dudelbyry, Henry Miles, John Miles, William de Herthale, Henry Bussel,
Hugh de Duddelbyry, William Parcel, Nicholas de Gbddeford, Simon Dun,
Adam de Grete, John de Lyney, Austin Mile, Hugh de Billebyry and
Boger le forester.
8 EDWABD I.
41S
1280.
Aug. 5.
Cnipston.
Membrane Sd — coni.
The like to William de Braibef and Simon de Winton touching the death
of a man in the New Forest whereof Walter de Kancia is chargeid.
The like to W. de Agmodesham and W. de Birlaj who while the king
was in the parts of Langelejh came to Boxeth within the rojal verge and
ejected Boger de Brome and Margery his wife from certain lands there
which they held at a term, and took and detain their com and other goods.
MSMBRANB 6d.
Oct. 7. The like to Stephen de Penecestre and John Bek touching the persons
Lincoln. who burnt the houses of Bobert Greffe at Maunnecestre, co. Lancaster, and
carried away his corn and goods.
Oct 16.
Langley.
Oct. 16.
Langley.
Mbmbrans 4d.
The like to Thomas de Weiland and J. de Lnvetot touching an appeal
which Emma, late the wife of Walter de Somerton brings in the county of
Surrey against Henry le Lepere and William King for the death of her
husbaiid; and they are to be at Lambeye and hear it on Sunday before
St. Simon and St. Jude.
The like to J. de Lnvetot and B. de Suchirche touching the persons who
carried away the goods of Simon de Pilardinton, parson of the church of
Bubingeworth, at Bubingeworth, co. Essex.
Association of Thomas de Weyland with the barons of the Exchequer to
examine the process of causes late in the hustings of London by divers wi'its of
Henry HI. between Bichard de Tolesano, complainant, and Michael de
Tolesano and Joan his sister, tenants of seven messuages, two booths (seldu)^
seventeen shops- in London ; and the process of causes between the same
Bichard and John de Tolesano, father of the said Michael and Joan, then
tenant of the same premises.
Membrane Sd.
Oct. 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to B. Luveday and Henry de Beveshal
Westminster, touching the persons who broke the park of Bobcurt de Valeyns at Parham,
CO. Suffolk, hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to Thomas de Weyland and Bobert de Bosco touching the
persons who assaulted William Siente, Gk)dfrey his brother, Stephen
Dusing, Thomas de Horseye, Bichard Bnm and John Kniht at Great
Yarmouth.
Commission to the mayor and sheriffs of London, together with Stephen
de Penecestre, to enquire who broke by night the windows of the houses of
Matthew de Columbariis in London, the ironwork (ferramenta) of the said
windows, and the leaden gutters of the said houses, and carried away the
said ironwork and lead and other goods of the said Matthew.
Oct. 30. Commission of oyer and terminer to Balph de Hengham and William
Westminster. Hamelyn touching an appeal which Juliana, late the wife of John le
Peschur, brings in the county of Leicester against John de Staunford^
Bichard de Lomsdale, William Peck of Skeftinton, brother Robert de
Spaldinge, William abbot of Croxton, brothers Bobert de Beruby, BoLert
de Spalding, Walter le Graunger of Skeftinton, William de Fulrieh,
Bobert le Bercher ; Simon ' the Graungereserjaunt ' of Skeftinton, Bichard
' frere Boberdesknave de Spalding,' Hugh Gery of Wautham, Nicholas le
Heyward, Henry his son, Bichard son of Nicholas le Heyward, Nicholas le
Carpenter, John Note, William de liondon, William le ButiUer, Boger
414 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1280. Memhrane Sd-^^mU.
DjYe^ Adam hig son, Nicholas Dyve, Wflliam le Chatar, Gilbert de la
Porte, Bateman de la Porte, William de Wantham, Qeoftrey son of GHlbert,
Robert Edrik, Bicbard de Groxton, Bobert le Provost, William Modde^
Hugh de la Muntajne, Bobert de Shanketon, Bichard son of John, Hugh le
Vacher, Bobert Godmonch, William Bran, Simon Fi*ere8man, Alan Brond,
Thomas le Pnndere, Andrew Bonde, Bobert Pjvel, William le Fevre,
Bichard Lenerik, Geoffrey Dejle, Henry le Fullnr of Crozton, John le
Keu, William le Heyward, Boger de Ibestok, John Pecus, John le Mooner,
Thomas de Billesdon, Henry Mas, Philip ' the abbotes knave', Bobert le
Cohirde and Bobert de Eyton for the death of her husband.
Mbmbrans 2d.
Nov. 6. Commission to Hamo de Hautayn to take, together with the coroner and
WeBtminiter. sheriffs of London, an assise of novel disseisin arraigned by Joan de Pratis
of London against Bobert de Basinges, Simon le Sergaunt, Bichard le
Sawyer and John le Faner touching a tenement in London, which assise,
though sued from busting to busting until the sixth, has been unduly post-
poned by favour, as the said Joan alleges, and contrary to the custom that
such assises touching tenements in London ought to be taken without the
king's writ within the next week after complaint in full hustings.
Conmiission of oyer and terminer to Bobert de Yaloyns and Bobert de
Bosco touching an appeal which John son of Sinicla Avelyn brings in the
county of Noifolk against Margaret daughter of Herman le Mayde for the
death of John le Mayde, his kinsman.
Mbmbranb Id.
[Nov. 10. The like to John Bek, by juries of Lincoln, Cambridge and Norfolk, on
Westminster.] complaint by William de Mondegy and John Cabot, merchants, that their
debtors refuse to pay them their debts.
Nov. 11. The like to Stephen de Penecestre and B. Luveday touching the persons
Westminster, who entered the free chaces and parks of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey,
in Wurth, Cokefeld and Dichenyngy co. Sussex, Beygate, co. Surrey, and
Boyng, 00. Essex, hunted therein and carried away deer, and fished in his
stews.
Commission to Boger de Northwode to inquire as to who ought to repair
the bridge and quays of Bochester, with mandate to the sheriff of Kent to
distrain the persons found liable by such inquisition to repair the said bridge
and quays.
Commission to John Bek to make, together with the sheriff of Lincoln,
an inquisition ad quod damnum^ as to a proposed diversion of the water of
Freskeney to the town of Grimesby, so as to open the port of Grimesby,
which is blocked with sand and earth*
Commission to Balph de Sandwyco, king's steward, to extend and buy or
obtain by exchange certain lands of John de Langherst and John [le] Bon
which are suitable for the new town of Winchelsea, which is to be built
upon a hill called Thamme, the old town being for the most part submerged
by the sea.
Commission to John de Lovetot and William de Brumpton to examine
more fully the probate of the will of Walter le Poter, as admitted in
the hustings of London, and to correct the errors, if any, therein, Alex-
ander le Poter, kinsman and heir of the said Walter, complaining of injury
to himself in the said probate,
( 416 )
9 EDWARD I.
•1 oQA Membrane 30.
Nov. 22. Simple protection, for three years, for Roger Minnot.
Westminster.
Mandate to B. de Sandwyco, king's steward, to restore the temporalities of
the abbey of St. Augustine, Bristol, to Hugh de Dadinton, one of the canons,
elected to be abbot.
Writ de ifUendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
the exchange of London, to pay out of the moneys in the said exchange
1,000/. to Guncelin de Badelesmere, justice of Chester, to make an exchange
at Chester, as the king has enjoined upon him by word of mouth.
Signification to the bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal assent
to the election of Henry de Astlegh, brother of Hagheman, to be abbot
thereof.
Letters for Arnold de Tangeleye, staying in England, nominating William
de Leministre and John le Waleys his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Nov. 24. Confirmation of the demise made to Master Adam de Botindon by
Westminster. Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward, for 20 marks, of the custody of the lan<ui
and heirs of William de Benetleye^ during the minority of the said heirs,
with their marriage.
Writ de iniendendo for Nicholas le Gawur and Baudettus le Gawnr,
appointed to be deputies of Matthew de Columbariis, who is unable per-
sonally to attend to the duties of the office of ganger of wines throughout
L the realm, which has been committed to him by the king.
Simple protection, for three years, for the prior and brethren of Wytham,
of the Carthusian order.
Writ de intendendo to the bailififs and good men of Oxford for Nicholas
de Kyngeston, whom they have elected to be mayor for the present year
and presented to the king, the king having taken his fealty.
Nov. 26. Licence for the Carmelite friars in Oxford to receive from any persons
Westminster, willing to enfeoff them as much of the adjoining land as they require for the
enlargement of their place ; and to hold the same in mortmain.
Licence for Roger de Donecastre parson of a moiety of the church of
Doncaster, to buy of the lands contiguous to his place there fifty feet all
round for the enlargement thereof, and for him and his successors to hold it
in mortmain.
The king understood that Gilbert le Fraunceis, deceased, held in chief,
by such service that the custody of his lands, of whatever fee they were,
ought of right to belong to the king, whereby he granted the custody of
those lands which Gilbert held of Edmund, the king's brother, bv knight-
service, to his said brother ; but it now appears that the custody of the last
mentioned lands belongs to the said Edmund, wherefore the king has
surrendered it to him, lest prejudice should arise to him by reason of the
said grant. But if any land should come to the heirs of tJie said Gilbert
by hereditary right or in any other way, the king's usual privilege is reeerve4
f» to the custodies of these,
416 CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1280. MembraM Z(y-~€ont.
Protection with clause volumutj until XJichaelmas, for Martin Shenche,
going beyond seas.
Nov. 26. Grant to the abbot and convent of Vale Bojal, for the works of that
[Westminster.] abbey, at the hands of Isabella, late the wife of John son of Alan de
Arandel, during the minority of the heirs of the said John, of the 100/.
yearly which she renders (1) for the custody of the castle and honor of
Arundel, late of the said John (who held in chief of Henry III.); (2) for
the 35/. lOs. Bds yearly which she receives from land and rent in Westden
and Cherleton, and from the moiety of the hundred of Stokbrugg, previously
granted to her.
Mandate, in pursuance, to the said Isabella to pay to them the 50/. due
for last Michaelmas term, and henceforth above 100/. yearly during the
minority of the said heirs.
Pardon to Banulph de Ingelose for the death of Michael de Askerby, as
it appears by inquisition of the sheriff and coroners of the county of Lincoln
that he killed him in self-defence.
Simple protection, for three years, for John son of Balph de Aisshebum.
Safe- conduct, for one year, for William de Enefeld, going as envoy of Balph
le Blund, citizen and merchant of London, to parts beyond seas, his men,
horses and harness.
Nov. 27. Grant, for two years, to the keepers of the exchange of London^ and the
Westminster, workmen, moneyers, and other the king's ministers deputed for those
duties which touch the office thereof, that while they remain in the king's
service in the said office, they shall be quit of tallages, and of service on
assises, juries or recognitions.
The like to the keepers of the exchange throughout England.
Pardon to Richard Kussel of his outlawry in the county of Devon, for his
abduction of Joan, late the wife of William de Bolevill, against her wilL
Nov. 28. Grant to David de Jarpenvill of all the liberties and free customs
Westminster, pertaining to the weekly Thursday market and yearly three days' fair, on
the eve, day and morrow of St. James the Apostle, in his manor of Bissey,
CO. Hertford, granted to him and his heirs by charter dated 13 February,
54 Henry IIL and which liberties and free customs he has hitherto not fully
used.
Licence for Fulk de Rucote to sell to Reginald de Grev a messuage and
a carucate of land in Lavinden and Braunfeld, to hold in roe simple.
Dec. 1. Ratification and grant of the delivery made, on the part of the king, by
Westminster. Thomas de Normanvill, king's steward beyond Trent, to the prioress and
nuns of Killinge, of four bovates and a half of land in Eillinge and Beghom
with a ' forland ' and nine tofts in the towns aforesaid, and 2^. 8^. of rent in
Killing from the land which Stephen le Templer holds there, to hold by the
said prioress and nuns for ten years at a rent to the king of 675. a year
from Michaelmas last, to be paid at the manor of Cleton in Holdemess.
Licence for ' M[atthew], bishop of Killaloe and his successors, to
sell, or exchange, or otherwise assign 3 carucates and 84| acres of land in
his manor of [N'ewcastle juxta Lyons, which were granted to him in frank
almoin in exchange for his quit-claim to the king, with the assent of the
dean and the whole of the chapter of Killaloe, of his manor of Rosshcre, with
the advowson of the church thereof.
Presentation of John de Berewik to the church of Dorkenesford, in the
diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Dec. 2. Pardon to John le Ko, of Great Yarmouth, for the death of Hugh le
Westminster. Marchaund.
9 EDWARD I. 417
I2g0 Membrane 29.
Ghrant to Robert son of Roger de Wauuton of that part of the bailiwick
of Bolaz in the forest of Rokingham which is in the king's hands, to hold
for life and during good behaviour, and grant that as soon as the other part
of it, which is in the hands of Eleanor, the king's mother, shall come into
the king's hands, the said Robert shall hold both parts in the manner
aforesaid.
Vacated because otherwise below in the month of May,
Grant to the baili£Es, burgesses and other men of Hereford of murage for
five years from Christmas 9 Edward I.
Dec. 3. Protection with clause volumus^ for three years, for Master Thomas de
Westminster. Briddeporte, going beyond seas for study.
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Licence for Matilda de Luveraz, to give to her son, John de Luveraz, all
the lands which she holds of the king in chief in Morden, co. Dorset^ to
hold for his life of the king.
Letters for Master Thomas de Brideporte, going beyond seas, nominating
Henry de Hisbare and Richai'd de Chiselden his attorneys for three years.
The like for David de Ofiynton, staying in Ireland, nominating John de
Holegle and Peter Passemere for two years.
The like for Richard de Vescy, going beyond seas, nominating
William son of Adam de Cave and Adam de Hakeneys for one year in
England.
The like for Philip Bygot, staying in England, nominating Jordan de
Abbetot in Ireland for one year.
Confirmation to William Barry, of a demise made to him by Ralph de
Sandwyco, king's steward, of the bailiwick of the icing's seven hundreds in
the Weald (t i» Waldis) for ten years from the morrow of Michaelmas,
8 Edward I. at a rent of 12/. a year.
Mandate to Bogo de Cnovill, justice of West Wales, to pay out of the issues
of his bailiwick 4 marks yearly, during pleasure, to Philip le Clerk, of
Kedwelly, king's advocate (narratori).
Dec. 4. Mandate to Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward, to restore the tempo-
Westminster, ralities of Haghemon abbey to Henry de Astleg, one of the canons elected
to be abbot.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Presentation of William de Bray to the church of Lancaddok on Usk in the
diocese of Llandaff , void by the resignation of Master Henry de Bray, and in
the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and heirs of George
Cantilupo, tenant in chief.
Mandate to Bogo de Knovill, justice of West Wales, to cause to be
proclaimed in the town of Dynavor a weekly market and a yearly fair to be
held there.
Protection with clause [volumus'jy until a year after Easter, for David
de Offynton, sta3dng in Ireland.
Mandate to the mayor and bailiffs of Southampton to pay to Eleanor, the
king's mother, during her life, at the same terms at which they would have
paid the sfime to the king, the farm of the said town, to wit 226/. ISs. 4d.
96187: P D
418 CALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1280, Membrane 29— eoN<.
beginning with next' Easter, the king having assigned the said farm to her'
for life, in part suppletion of her dower.
Grant to the sheriff of Middlesex, Michael de Norhampton, and the
good men of the county of Middlesex of pontage in aid of their bridge
of Brajnford, for three years from the Purification, 9 Edward I.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Westminster that the house in their
churchyard — which stretches from the gate thereof by the wall towards
the belfry and which the abbot has built in order that the issues thereof at the
fairs of the two feasts of St. Edward and at all other times may be applied
to the increase of the support of the light at the great altar and the shrine
of St. Edward — shall be quit and free for ever from all livery of stewards,
marshab, and other ministers of the king, so that no person for the future
shall lodge therein without licence of the said abbot and convent or of the
sacristan of the said house.
Dec. 5. Ghrant to John de Knovill of the gwestva (toettwa) of Leswen entire
WestminBter. with all its appurtenances, within the commote of Anhunok, to wit, the rhandir
{randir) of Bodlawerneth, the two rhandirs of Henveneu, the rhandir of
Nauchwedaf and the rhandir of Leswen, in fee-simple, to hold by the service
of one barded horse at the castle of Lampader.
Dec. 9. John de Stok and Balph de Harewold, canons of Dunstaple, bringing news
Tower of of the cession of William their prior, have letters of licence to elect.
Simple protection, for seven years, for Master James de Sancto G^eorgio.
Dec. 5. 'Grant to Nicholas de Stapleton of a messuage and ix^ bovates of land
Westminster, in Westhalsey, lately recovered by the king by a judgment of the jostices
of the Bench against Robert de Crepping, to hold in fee-farm from the
crown at a rent of 40«.
Licence for the prior and canons of the hospital of St. Aiary without
Bishopsgate, London, to buy from William Gtxlchep and Matilda his wife
a messuage in the suburb of London, also to receive two marks of rent in
London which Eoger Beyvin left to them in his will, and one mark of
rent in the same dty of the gift of Geoffrey de Catenham, and to hold
the same in mortmain.
Grant to Alice de Luyton and to her men and tenants in Hertwell and
Little Hameden, as well bondmen as free, that, for her life, both she and they
be quit of suit which they owe to the king^s court of the honor of Pev^^U
of Haddestok and from coming to the view of frank pledge at the same
court, and that the breweresses of her tenure in the towns aforesaid shall
not be amerced for trespass of breach of the assise of ale in the court
aforesaid, but in her own court, and that she shall receive the amercements ;
with quittance to her, for life, of 8#. a year due to the king for her view
of frank pledge and the arrears thereof ; on condition that her heirs or aasigns,
and her men and tenements aforesaid after her decease shall do the said
suit and come to the view of frank pledge at the court aforesaid, and her
heirs or assigns shall pay the Ss. a year iSoresaid, as used to be done.
Mandate to Gregory de Rockesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
the Exchange of London, to pay out of the king's moneys therein to
Bouroncinus Walterii and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, 200 marks for
the 200 marks owed by John Giffard of Brimmesfeld to the said mer-
chants, and which the king has granted to him,
Dec. 8. Grant, at the instance of Patrick de Cadurcis, their lord, to the bailifb and
Tower of good men of Kedwelly of murage for five years from Christmas, 9 Eldward I.
l^ondon.
QJ
9 EDWARD I.
419
1280.
Dec. 0.
Tower of
London.
MSMBRANB 28.
Mandate to the foUowing to deliver to Eleanor, the king's mother, the
following manors, granted to her, for life, with the issues since last Michael-
masy saving to the king his expenses in sowing the lands thereof and the
crops and stock : —
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill, king's steward, to deliver to her the
manor of Skypton, extended at 188/. \\s. \d. and the manor of Poke-
lington, extended at 41/. 4f. 4</.
Writ de iniendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate to Ralph de Sandwjco, king's steward, to deliver to her,
for life, the manor of Middleton, co. Kent, extended at 188/. lOs. 5d.
Mandate to Walter de la Mare, bailiff of the manor of Derte-
ford, to deliver to her that manor, extended at 71/. I4s. Id,
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of Middelton and Derte-
ford.
Mandate to Bichard de Holebrok, king's steward, to deliver to her
the manor of Helewell, extended at 25/. 16«. 2^d. and the manor of
Stretton, extended at 23/. 16. 3J.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Dec. 8.
Tower of
London.
[Dec. 9.
Tower
of London.]
Membrane 28 {Schedule.)
Commission to Alexander de Kirketon to enquire by jury of the
county of York touching the plundering of merchants of the realm by
merchants of the count of Seland in carrying away their goods and taking
away their ships.
Membrane 28 — cont.
The like to John de Lovetot and Giles de Audenard to audit the
accounts of the bailiffs, receivers, and other the king's ministers of Ponthieu,
during the whole time in which it was in the king's hands, and to make an
appraisement of its value and of the issues thereof yearly, and to view
the yearly expenses of the seneschal thereof on matters pertaining to his
office, and to say if they are sufficient, and to certify the king of all circum-
stances touchiTig the state of the land, and to provide, during the king's
pleasure, for the reasonable support of Reginald de Foreminoster, monk.
Writ de intendendo for them directed to Thomas de Sandwyco,
seneschal of Ponthieu, and to the bailiffs, receivers and other minister of
the king of those parts.
Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle, and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
the Exchange of London, to pay out of the kin^s moneys therein to
Matthew de Columbariis, king's serjeant, taker of the king's wines of the right
prise throughout England, such a sum as he shall inform them on the king's
part to pay for the wines of the present year.
Dec. 5. Mandate to Bichard de Waldegrave to deliver, without delay, to William
Westminster, de Chycun, four cross-bows with a windlass (ad tumum)^ eleven for two
feet (ad duos pedes) f and twenty for one foot (ad unum pedem), out of
the king's cross-bows in his custody, to be carried to Rothelanf
Pardon to the executors of the will of Robert, late bishop of Carlisle (who
claim to have quittance of a great part of the bishop's debts to the crown
by charter of the king's father), of a moiety of the said debts, to wit
69/. 6ff., wherein he was amerced before Robert de Nevill, justice of Henry
III., for pleas of the forest in the county of Cumberland, for depredation of
PD 2
Dec. 9.
Tower of
London.
420 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1280. Membrane 28--co»t.
herbage ; 20/., wherein he was amerced before Martin de Littlebjry, jus-
tice of Henry III. of the Bench, for unjust impediment ; 20 marksL, wherein
he was amerced before Thomas Trevet, justice of Henry III. in divers
counties, for the same ; 10 marks, wherein he was amerced before the
barons of the Exchequer at the time that he was sheriff of Cumberland, for
not coming to make his proffer ; 8/. which he took of the town of Leynstoke
for the evasion of Ralph le Bercher ; 8/. which he took for the evasion of
Gilbert Rote Ofserewe ; 8/., which he took of the town of Cumreu for the
evasion of Christiana la Beggere ; 8/., for the evasion of Thomas de West-
merland ; 8/., for that of Adam Halfcape (or Half ape). And with regard
to the other moiety, grant that they may pay yearly to the king 20 marks
until that moiety be paid off; and graut, for a fine of 10 marks, that
they be quit of all other demands and debts of which they can be charged
at the Exchequer for the said bishop.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
Exchange of London, to pay out of the king's moneys therein to Th[onuis],
bishop of St. Davids, a prest of 500 marks to be repaid at the king's wiU.
The like to Roger son of Benedict and Ralph Raby, keepers of the
Exchange of Lincoln, to advance him in like manner another 500 marks.
Protection with clause [voiumus], for one year, for Nutus Falberfi,
merchant of Florence.
Safe-conduct for him for one year.
The dean and chapter of Killala (Aladenns)^ sending news of the death
of J. their bishop, have letters of licence to elect
Letters for Arnold de Tangeleye, staying in England, nominating
William de Lemenistre and John le Waleys, his attorneys in Ireland for
two years.
The like for Walter, abbot of St. Bertin's in St. Omer, nominating
Matthew de la Curt^ monk, and Master John de Sancto Audom[aro] for
three years.
Dec. 24. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric of Kildare {Daren),
Buigh. in favour of Nicholas de Cusaach, a Friar Minor, collated to the bishopric by
the Pope.
Mandate to Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, to restore to him the
temporalities.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Hamo de la Chaumbre, king's Serjeant,
as surveyor of the works in Windsor Castle, with 2d. a day for his suppcMt,
in the same manner as John Pollard, sometime surveyor of the said works.
Pardon, at the instance of John de Vescy, to William de Boaco for the
death of William le Taverner and of any consequent outlawry.
Respite, for life, to John de Vescy of his debts to the king, on condition
that his heirs answer for them after his death.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
The famous king of the Hebrew race, whom the Omnipotent distinguished
with the prerogative of wisdom beyond the capacity of comprehension of
the human intellect, being promised of the Lord whatever gift he should
desire, considering that wisdom was of most avail in earthly things, asked
for wiisdom, prudently expecting that all good things would follow there-
upon; wherefore it befits the king's excellence, informed by the best
examples, to willingly give his assent to deeds whereby men may be made
^ise for the utility of tiie commonwealth, and by their prudenoe, advantage
9 EDWARD I. 421
1280. Membrane 28— HJowt.
accrue in the rule of the realm and of the priesthood (sctcerdocii)^ and in such
men, the science of wisdom be continually increased by activity of study.
The king therefore gives his assent to the proposal of Hugh, bishop of Ely,
to introduce in the place of the secular brethren of his hospital of St. John at
Cambridge, scholars^ who are to dwell together in the University of Cam-
bridge, according to the rule of the scholars at Oxford, who are called of
Merton, on condition that the alms of the poor coming to the said
hospital, which were anciently appointed by bishops of Ely, be not hereby
diminished. [Documents relating to Cambridge^ 1852, vol. ii. p. 1.]
Dec 28; Inspeximus and confirmation to Henry le Waleys, citizen of London, of
Burgh. letters patent dated at Kenilworth, 18. November, 51 Henry III., granting
to him, at the instance of Edmund, son of Henry III., exemption for life from
all prises, prests, exactions and tallages which might be levied on him by
reason of his lands and tenements or rents or other things or merchandise in
the city aforesaid or without it ; and grant that when the said city is taxed,
he shall render one mark for the tallage due by him ; saving to the king
his due and ancient prises.
Membrane 27.
Dec. 28. Batification of the appointment of Henry le Waleys by J[ohn], arch-
Burgh, bishop of Canterbury, to the custody of his houses in Lamheth during the
repairs which the archbishop proposes to make in his chapel there ; and
grant to him that he shall keep the said houses until the completion of such
repairs in case the archbishopric meanwhile become void.
Grant, for hfe, to Kobert de Ufford of the castle and town of Oreford,
in compensation for 50/. of rent which he has surrendered to the king, and
which Henry de Alemannia long since by his charter (which the king has
inspected) granted to the said Robert, for life, of which 50/. he used to
receive 36/. from the mills of TykehuU, 10/. from Balph de Crumwell, and
4/. from the township of Frithebek.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the town and castle of Qreford.
Ratification to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, !N^orwich, of a
grant to them by Richard de Swerdeston and Isabella his wife of 11 acres
of land and ^ acre of pasture in Ameringhale, notwithstanding their having
acquu*ed the same contrary to the statute of mortmain.
Letters for John le Bygod, staying in England, nominating brother Roger
de Lacok and Alan Foet his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Hervey de Qeyton,
going beyond seas.
Dec. 28. Pardon to GeofiFrey le Carpenter, in Nottingham gaol for the death of
Burgh. Ralph son of Jordan de Brimmesleye, on testimony before the king by
John de Vallibus and liis fellows, justices in eyre in that county, that he
killed him in self-defence.
Mandate to S. bishop of Waterford, the treasurer, and the chamberlains
of Ireland to pay to Nicholas, bishop of Kildare, out of king's moneys in
their custody 100 marks of the gift of the king.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
exchange of London, to pay to Alexander de Luka, merchant, 25 marks,
granted to him by the lung for his labour on the king's money.
1281.
Jan. 1. Grant to Gregory Olydig, clerk, of permission to use and enjoy, through-
Burgh, oat Ireland, the same liberties and customs as the English there.
422 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1281. Membrane 27 — cont.
Letters for John le Marescal, going bejoud seas, nominating Robert de
Maltebj and Hugh de Gressingham his attorneys in L^land for two years.
Protection with clause volumus^ for two years, for him.
Jan. 7. Exemptiou, for life, to W[illiam], bishop of Norwich, from doing suit at
Walsingham. the hundred of Hatfeld Peverel for his lands in Maudut, late of Gilbert
de Mauduty and for his lands in Terling, late of John de Neketon : on con-
dition that he pay a half-mark yearly at the Exchequer, the value of such
suit being hardly worth that sum yearly to the king.
Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
the exchange of London, to pay out of the king's moneys in th^ir custody,
to Th[omas Bek], bishop of St. Davids, keeper of the king's wardrobe,
300/. towards the expenses of the king's household.
Protection, during pleasure, for the men and merchants of the town of
Popering in Flanders, trading.
Jan. 8. Protection with clause rogamus^ directed to all bailifiiB, for the keepers of
Walsingham. London Bridge, or their messengers, collecting alms throughout the realm
for the repair of the bridge which has fallen into a ruinous state, to the
great danger of the almost innumerable people dwelling thereon.
The like directed to all archbishops, bishops, and ministers of holy
mother church.
Confirmation of a sale, for 20 marks, to Williaip Trumwyne, knight,
by Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward, of the custody, during the minority
of the heirs, of the lands and heirs of William de Benetleye, tenant in
chief, and of the serjeanty late of the said William, with their marriage.
Vacated because he had it not.
Membrane 27 {Schedule).
Jan. 14. Ratification to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, Norwich, of a grant
Shoaldham. in mortmain made to them by Robert son of Robert de Schales, of a mes-
(Schuldham.) suage, 140 acres of knd, and 3t. 2d. of rent in Q«telee.
Membrane 27^-cant,
Jan. 15. Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
Shoaldham. Exchange of London, to let Geoffrey de Pycheford have 200 marks to the
use of Eleanor, the king's consort, as a prest until Shrove Tuesday,
for delivery to James de Venys, merchant, as the queen has commanded
him.
Grant, in fee-simple, tx) Edmund, the king's brother, of the homage of
Reginald de Grey, which pertained to the king for the land of Landy negate,
and the homage of Richard Talebot, which pertained to the king fbr the
land of Longehope ; and release to the said Reginald and Richard of the
said homages for the said lands.
Writ de intendendo to the said Reginald and Richard.
Release to him of 700 marks prest lately made to him in West- Wales by
the hand of Ralph de Broghtou, then the king's receiver there, in compen-
sation for the lands and tenements late of the honor of Monmouth, which
had been given by the king to Reginald de Grey and Richard de Talebot
before he gave the said honor to his said brother.
Grant to Roger de Clifford of the custody, during the minority of the
heir», of the lauds of Moaut and Hawardyn, late of Robert de Moaut,
tenant in chief, the said custody having been surrendered to the king by
Maurice de Croun.
9 EDWABD I. 423
1281. Membrane 27 — cant.
Pardon, at the instance of Luke de Thanj, to John Becard, who was found
in the company of Almaric de Monteforti when the latter was coming to
the realm, of his abjuration of the realm for divers trespasses. .
Jul. 18. Appointment of Alexander de Lnka, merchant, addressed to Bobert de
Shouldhain. Ufford, justiciaiy of Ireland, and S. bishop of Waterford, treasurer thereof,
to the custody of the Exchange in Ireland, for one year from Easter next,
under the form, manner, and conditions which Gregory de Bokesle and
Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the exchange of London, will transmit
to the said justiciary and treasurer under seal ; the said Alexander to coin
and work at Dublin and Waterford the king's money and be master of the
mint there for that time.
Protection with clause volumuSf for two years, for Master Richard de la
More^ archdeacon of Winchester, going to the court of Rome.
Safe-conduct for him.
Nicholas de Kevill and Bobert de Bradelee, monks of Burton on Trent,
bringing news of the resignation of John, their abbot, have letters of
licence to elect.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Castre of a messuage
and 20 acres of land in Ermeshy to a chaplain celebrating divine service in
his chapel in Castre.
Membrane 26.
Jan. 18. Letters for the abbot of Bernay nominating Boger de Preaus and John
^houldham. Beneyt his attorneys for two years.
Licence, for life, for Hugh Everard, canon of Wells, to hunt with his
own dogs the fox, hare, badger and cat in the forests of Somerset.
Pardon to Henry de la Mare of Chauton, in Winchester gaol for the
death of Margeiy daughter of Banulph de la Mare, on testimony before
the king by Salomon de Boffa and his fellows, justices in eyre in the county
of Southampton, that he killed her by misadventure.
Letters for Alexander Comyn, earl of Boghan, and Elizabeth his wife,
staying in Scotland, nominating Nicholas de Slanes and Maurice de Murref
their attorneys in England for one year from Martinmas.
Jan. 18. Writ de intendendo to all persons of the county of Lincoln in favour of
Shouldham. John de Vallibus, William de Saham^ Boger de Luveday, John de Meting-
ham and Master Thomas de Sodington, appointed to go on eyre for
common pleas this turn in that county, to wit, pleas of liberties according
to the ordinance thereof made, trespasses and plaints, as well of bailiffs and
ministers of the king as of others, and all complaints whatsoever, according
to the tenor of the king's statutes and the articles sent to them and enjoined
upon them.
Jan. 22. John de Creyk, canon of St. Mary de Pratif^ bringing news of the resig-
Werftaere. nation of Godh^y his abbot, has letters of licence to elect.
Feb. 2. Bespite to John de Otringham, until three years after Easter, from
Bifling. making himself a knight.
Simple protection in Ireland, for one year, for the prior of St. Nicholas,
Exeter.
Writ ffe imendendo to the tenants of the priory of Dunestapel for
William de Wederoure, one of the canons, elected to be prior.
Mandate to the sheriff of Bedford to restore to him the temporalicies.
424
OALENDAfi OP PATENT ROLLS.
1281.
Feb. 7.
Bury St.
EdmuncU.
Feb. 8.
Culford.
iCoieford.)
Membrane 26— con<.
Letters for Emeric de Bupe Cauardi, gone beyond seasy nominatuig
Fucald de Rupe Cauardi his attorney for two years.
Signification to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, of the royal assent
to the ejection of Thomas, prior of Burton-on-Trent, to be abbot thereof.
Protection with clause volumus^ for two years in Ireland, for Thomas de
Weylaund.
Letters for Robert son of Walter, going to Santiago, nominating Ralph
de Kirketon and Ralph de Whaddon, his attorneys in England for one year.
Protection with clause volumtu for him for one year.
Membrane 26 (Schedule).
Feb. 9. Licence for Nicholas de Meynel to hunt with his own dogs the fox and
DisniDg. hare in all his demesne lands and woods of Aldewerk which are within the
metes of the forest of Galtres.
Feb. 10.
DisniDg.
Feb. 10.
DisoiDg.
Feb. 13.
Foalmire.
(^Fulmere)
Feb. 15.
Laiigley.
Membrane 26— con/.
Pardon to William, bishop of Norwich, of all trespasses in the forests and
parks of Henry III. or of the king to the present day.
Presentation of John de la More to the church of Weston in the diocese
of Norwich.
Licence for Columba, a Jewish widow {vidue Judee)y daughter of Isaac
de Norwyco and Abraham her (his) son, Jew of Norwich, to sell to any
person her house in that town, between the house of Thomas de Bynetre
towards the north and that of Eliseus son of Elias, Jew, towards the south,
and its west end abuts on the high road and its east end on a place called
Kokeye in the parish of St. Peter Manecroft.
Protection with clause volumusy until a year after Easter, for Elias de
Rabayn, going beyond seas.
Appointment of Eustace de Hacche to the manor of Cumpton in
Hennemersh, to hold of the king to farm, at pleasure, at a yearly rent
of 41/.
Pardon to Augustine ^e Berkeswell for the death of Ralph le Turnur.
Mandate to all bailiffs to admit William de Henley, formerly attorney
general of Joseph de Chauncy, late prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem, and now preferred by the Master of the Hospital of St. John
of Jerusalem, Acre, to be prior of the said Hospital in England.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the custody, during the minority
of the heirs, of all the lands of Ralph Russell and James Russell, tenants
in chief, with the marriage of the satd heirs.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriffs of Gloucester, Somerset and Dorset.
Presentation of Walter de Wymbum to the church of Wygan in the
diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
Letters for Jordan, cardinal deacon of St. Eustace's, canon of York,
staying in the court of Rome, nominating Master Thomas de Edon, canon
of York, and Robert, vicar of the church of Fenton, his attorneys for five
years.
The like for him, nominating Master Gilbert, sub-dean of York, and
Angelus de Transtiberim, clerk, for the same period.
9 EDWARD I.
425
1281.
Feb. 13.
Fonlmire.
Feb. 16.
Langley.
Feb. 16.
Laogley.
Feb. 17.
LaDglej.
Feb. 20.
Windsor.
Feb. 20.
Windsor.
Membrane 26— eofi^.
Mandate to John Sampson and John le Espeoer, keepers of the Exchange
of York, to pay to Thomasinus Guidichun de Luka, and his fellows,
merchants of Lucca, 2,000/. for the furtherance of certain business enjoined
on them by the king.
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for Robert de Rosterlegh,
going beyond seas.
Letters for Neapoleo de fil[iis] Ursi of Rome {de Urbe)j canon of York,
staying in parts beyond seas, nominating Master Gilbert, sub-dean of York,
and Robert, vicar of the church of Fenton, his attorneys in England for five
years.
The like for him, nominating Master Thomas de Edon, canon of York,
and Angelus de Transtiberim.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle, and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
the exchange of London, to pay to T[homa8], bishop of St. Davids, keeper
of the king's wardrobe, 100/. for the expenses of the king's household.
Acknowledgment of the delivery by Richard Guidichonis, merchant of
Lucca, for himself and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, in the presence of
R[obert], bishop of Bath and Wells, then chancellor, and Antony Bek, to
Thomas de Gt)nneys, king's clerk, then clerk of the wardrobe, on Monday
after St. Valentine the Martyr, 9 Edward I. the following precious stones,
to wit, nine square-cut balasses {balesios quadr(Uos\ five on one spray
{digito)j and four on another ; four larger balasses, somewhat round, on
another spray; and on another spray six rubies {ruhetoa)^ and five emeralds,
of the value of 112/. ; as is shown by bill of the wardrobe.
Protection with clause rogamus, for three years, for the master and
brethren of the hospital of St. Thomas of Acre in England.
Licence for Manasser son of Aaron and Abraham son of Isaac, Jews of
Loudon, to sell to Giles de Audenard, king's clerk, a debt of 24/., due to
them by Saer son of Godin Hay of Wautham, and for the said Giles to buy
the same.
Protection with clause [yolumus']y for one year, for Master Bonettns de
Sancto Quintino, parson of the church of Scruvelesby in Lindesey.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill, king's steward, to restore the
temporalities of the abbey of fiurton-on-Trent to Thomas de Pakinton, one
of the monks, elected to be abbot.
The like to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Feb. 22.
Windsor.
Membranb 25.
Collation of Richard de Bures, king's clerk, to the portion of the tithes
which Robert de Beverlaco, chaplain, was wont to receive in the manor
of Notehangre, void by his resignation, and in the king's gift by the
voidance of the bishopric of Winchester.
Mandate to the keeper of the spiritualities of the bishopric of Winchester
to induct him.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, of the custody, during the minority of
the heirs, of the lands, late of Edmund de Meleford, lately one of the
foresters of the king's forest of Clarendon.
Vacated because otherwise below in the month of May,
Letters for Richard de Bosco, staying in England, nominating Peter
Dunnok his attorney in Ireland for five years.
426 CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1281. MenArane 26— ami.
Appointment of Christiana de Mariscis to the manor of Bansted, to hold
during pleasure in tenancy, so that she answer to the king touching the
issues thereof at his mandate.
Mandate in pursuance to Balph de Sandwioo, king's steward, to deliver
to her bj indenture the said manor, with its appurtenances, and with the
grain, ploughs, oxen, stock, and all other things belonging to the king at a
reasonable price, so that she maj answer at the Exchequer for them bj view
of the said Balph.
Feb. 24. Mandate to William son of Warin to make liverj of the bailiwick b&telj
Wmdsor. commitied to biro in Ulster to Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland,
when requested to do so, the king having commanded the said Bobert to'
commit the same to some other fit person.
1280.
Dec. 2. Grant, in fee simple, to John le Botiller, of the manor of Wjmering,
Westminster, co. Southampton, of the value of 40/. jearlj of land, and of the manor of
Blaneford, co. Dorset, which is extended at 17/. 9ff. ll^c^ by Balph
de Sandwico, king's steward, the said John having surrendered and quit-
claimed to the king the manor of Bingwood for 60/. yearly of land, the defi-
ciency of the amount granted by the present charter to be made up to the
said John elsewhere out of the king's lands. Witnesses : B[obert], bishop of
Bath and Wells ; Thomas, bishop of St. Davids ; Edmund, earl of Cornwall ;
John de Vescy, Bobert de Tybotot, Anthony Bek, Patrick de Cadurcis,
Hugh son of Otto, Bobert son of John, Thomas de Weil[and], John de
Luvetot, Peter de Hutingfeld, Elias de Hauvill and others.
1281.
Feb. 24. Simple protection, until Midsummer, for Laurence Scot.
M^indsor.
Feb. 26. G-rant, for life, to John de London of the town of Old Windsor, with the
Csvenham. demesne lands, rents, villeinages, and the old purpresture on la Wodegrene, at
a rent at the Exchequer of 23/.
Presentation of Master Philip de Guldeford to the church of Morsted
in the diocese of Winchester, in the king^s gift by reason of the voidance of
that see.
Grant to John de Yescy of the custody, during the minority of the heirs, of
the lands late of Bobert de Muscegros, tenant in chief.
Mandate to Bobert de Ufibrd, justiciary of Ireland, to cause Hubert
de Burgh to be delivered from the prison in which he is detained for certain
trespasses in Ireland, committed by him during the war, after having taken
sufficient mainprise for his personal appearance in the next parliament at
Westminster, which wiU be three weeks after Easter, before the king to
hear ai\d do the will of the king in this behalf.
Memorandum^ that on Friday after Shrovetide at Hading, B. bishop
of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, delivered the seal to John de Kirkeby,
who delivered it there into the wardrobe and on the same day the chancellor
retired from court.
Mandate to Master Henry de Bray to make livery to William de Valencia,
the king's uncle, of the land and castle of Bergeveny, which are of the in-
heritance of John de Hastinges, a minor in the king's custody, and which
were previously committed to him ; the king having ratified and accepted
the demise made by the said B enry of the said land and castle to the said
William at a rent of four hundred marks a year, payable to the keeper of
the king's works at Buelt for the works there and elsewhere.
March 2. Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Master Henry de Bray.
Abinffdon.
Power to Bobert de Unord, justiciary of Ireland, to give the royal assent
to the person elected abbot of St. Mary's, Novan, in the diocese of Meath^
9 EDWABD I. 427
1281. Membrane 25 — cont.
and after confirmation to restore to him the temporalities, after first receiving
letters patent sealed with the seal of the prior and convent and of the elect
that this grace shall 'not be to the king's prejudice.
Presentation of William de Cliilteham to the church of Ghreat Billinge in
the dioceee of Lincoln.
March 6. The like of William de Hamelton to the church of Dunton in the diocese
Lechlade, of Salisbury, in the king's gift bj reason of the voidance of the bishopric of
Winchester.
Letters for the prior of Lanthony without Gloucester, staying in England,
nominating John de G-loac[e0tre] and John de Swindon, his attorneys in
Ireland for two years.
March 7. EVotection with clause volumtts, until Christmas, for Robert de Pinkeny,
Down Ampney. going to Scotland.
Protection, ontil Michaelmas, for William de Aura, parson of the church
of Gnupton, going to Ireland.
The like, for two years, for Adam, parson of the church of St. Mary,
Malberthorp, going beyond seas.
March 12. Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Fukeram to the custody of all
Down Ampney the kmds late of Margaret de Ferrariis, tenant in chief, so that he cultivate
and sow them and answer for the isssues at the Exchequer.
Mandate in pursuance to the sherifEs of Northampton, Leicester, Lincoln,
Derby, Essex, Stafford, Bedford and Nottingham.
Protection with clause volumusy until Michaelmas, for Alan, bishop of
Cloyne staying in England.
March 15. The like, for one year, for Peter bishop of Connor, going to the court
Down Ampnej.of Rome.
Letters for John Seynden and Christina his wife, staying in England,
nominating William de Romely and Geoffrey de Lockinge their attorneys
in Ireland for five years.
The like for Peter, bishop of Connor, nominating Richard Tiliot and
John de Lessinhan in Ireland for one year.
March 21. Grant to Walter, archbishop of York, — whereas, at the king's nomination,
Down Ampney. he lately granted to Robert de Lavann[ia], king's clerk, a yearly pension,
which by reason of his recent creation as archbishop he was bound to grant
to one of the king's clerks, to be nominated by the king, until such clerk was
provided by him with a competent ecclesiastical benefice ; and whereas the
said Robert renounced that pension and his right therein, if he had any,
whereupon the king lately requested the archbishop to grant the said pension
to Master Walter le Bretuu, king's clerk, to be received of the archbishop's
chamber, until the said Walter is better provided for — ^that no prejudice
shall arise to the archbishop by this change of grant ; and that if the arch-
bishop provide for Walter as he is requested, he shall in no way be burdened
with conferring a like pension on Robert.
Grant, at the instance of Patrick de Cadurcis, their lord, to the good men
of Kedwelly of murage for three years from the Annunciation.
March 25. Simple protection, for three years, in Ireland for P. bishop of Connor,
Amesbory. Staying in England.
Letters for the said Peter, nominating Richard Tylilo and John de
Leisinogham his attorneys in Ireland for three years.
«i6
OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1281.
March 3.
Abingdon.
Mbmbranb 24.
March 8.
Commission to Master Hemrj de Bray and John Wogan to inquire
touching all the trespasses committed against the king, the bailiff of
Bergeveny and his men, after the feast of St. Martin last past, and to make
speedy and sufficient amends therefor according to law and the custom of those
parts ; and mandate to the said bailiff, the sheriff of Hereford, the bailiffs of
Geoffrey de Genevill, of Theobald de Verdun, of Ewyas, and of Edmund,
the king's brother, of Monmouth and the Three Castles, to summon a jury to
make the inquisition.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R[alph] de Hengham and B[oger]
de North wode touching the persons who broke the houses of Thomas de
NormanviU at Wideford, co. Essex.
Commission to Thomas de Meteham and Robert de Baylol to inquire
Down Ampnej. touching deodands in the county of York, as to whose hands they have come,
and how and when and in what manner, and whose they were and by what
reason and by what accident {ccuum)y and of what value they are, and
touching all the circumstances concerning the matter, taking wiUi them the
coroners of that county for making the inquisition, which is to be sent to
the king in his next parliament after Easter instant.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Helyan and Boger de
BurnhuU touching the persons who broke the park of Walter de Balum at
Much Marcle {Magna Markeleye) co. Hereford, hunted therein, and carried
away deer and other goods of the said Walter and illtreated his men.
Commission to William de Brayboef and Ellas Cotele to deliver the gaol
of Ivelcestre of Robert le Aguiller of Wilton who after the last eyre in the
county of Somerset was put in exigent for the death of Walkelin de Bosey
and hearing a rumour thereof gave himself up to the said gaol.
March 17. Appointment of Roger de Northwode and John de Cobham touching the
Down Ampney. persons who assaulted Master William de Sidingburn at Sidingbum, co.
Kent.
March 28.
Clarendon.
March. 28.
Clarendon.
Mbmbranb 23.
Licence for Laurence de Sancto Mauro to hunt with his own hounds, until
Midsummer next, the fox and hare throughout the king's forest of Selwood,
provided he do not take any of the great deer, nor course in the king's
warrens nor in those of others.
Pardon to Matilda de Mortuo Mari and William (mc) and others of her
household for taking a buck and a doe in the forest of Whitlewode.
Letters for Christiana de Marisco nominating Simon de la Croic and
William de Ispannia her attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Protection with clause volumusy until Christmas, for P. bishop of Exeter,
going beyond seas.
Confirmation of the following grants, in fee simple, by Eleanor, the
king's mother, of messuages, <&c., in the town of Merleberge : —
To William de Staunford of a messuage late of Salomon, Jew.
To the same of a moiety of a tenement late of Benetonus, Jew.
To William de Windlesore of a moiety of a messuage with a garden
late of the said Benetonus.
To the same, a messuage late of Salomon, Jew.
To Philip de Staunburn of a messuage late of Jospin, Jew, son of
Salomon, Jew.
To Bichard Pollard of Dinesly of a messuage with gardens, curtilages and
other appurtenances sometime of Lumbardus son of SalomoUi Jew.
9 EDWAKD I.
429
128L
March 30.
GburendoiL
April 1.
CSarendon.
April. 5.
Ludgershall.
Memhrane 23 — eont
To Henry Scot of a house late of Lumbardus son of Lumbardus, Jew.
To Bichiu*d, usher of the hall of the said Eleanor, of a messuage late
of Lumbardas de Pertresfeld, Jew.
To Hugh de Boveneje of a messuage with a curtilage in Andevere
late of Cok son of Aaron, Jew.
To Kichard, her marshal, of a messuage in Merleberge late of
S^eteman, Jew.
Protection with clause volumuSy until Christmas, for Guy Ferree, going
beyond seas.
Exemption to him, for life, from being put on assizes, juries, or recog-
nisances.
Licence, during pleasure, for Richard Talebot to hunt and take with his
own hounds the fox, the cat, the wolf and the hare throughout the king's
forest of Dene, and to take by nets or in any easier way the wolf there, so
that he do not take of the greater deer, or course in the king's warrens
or those of any other person.
Mandate to John de Greilly, seneschal of Qasoony, to pay to Eleanor,
the king's mother, out of the issues of the custom of Bordeaux or elsewhere,
1,242/. 6s. 4d. of black money of Tours, being the balance still due
to her according to a computation made on the morrow of the Annun-
ciation, 9 Edwarci I. of all the assignments made to her in the custom of
Bordeaux, and of the arrears thereof in suppletion of her dower, and of all
the debts which were due to her for the land of the Agenais, allowance and
subtraction having been made of 3,693/. 6^. Sd, of black money of Tours,
paid by the said John and Raymond de Mirall[o], constable of Bordeaux, to
William de Estden, her proctor, and of 240/. of like money received by
him to her use of the issues of the lands of Saintes, the Isle of Oleron,
Bourg-sur-Mer, St. Emilion, and L'Entre deux Mers, for the time she held
them, that is, after the feast of SS. Simon and Jude last past.
Mandate in pursuance to the said seneschal not to prevent her, by reason
of his and the said Raymond having paid her the above sum of 3,693/. 6s. Sd.
of black money of Tours from receiving the said new assignment out of
the said custom of Bordeaux for the present Easter term.
Appointment, with her assent, of Artaud, lord of Mirambeau (de
Mirabello)y Adam de Norfolk, and Peter Ode, king's derk, to prosecute in
the name of the said Eleanor and the king a plaint and demand against
William Ruffy, late bailiff of Saintes and provost of the Isle of Oleron,
Nicholas de Passu Fyotes, Qarenarius Morinum and William An tern,
late Serjeants in Saintes and their subordinates (subdUos) and against the
provost of Heyers, William de Cathetis, Nicholas Maufurre, John de
Floribus, Elyas Chesac, late provosts of the Isle of Oleron, and their
subordinates touching the account; arrears, debts, inheritances and purchases
of these persons during the time of their office in the lands aforesaid, who are
commanded to answer and make satisfaction to all complainants against them,
as bailiffs {bajtdt) and officials of the above-mentioned lands ; with power
to the aforesaid Artaud, Adam and Peter to seize the said inheritances and
all goods and purchases of the aforesaid officials, and to dispose thereof
according to right and the custom of those parts and their own discretion.
Grant to the said Eleanor that as soon as the marriage of some heir,
whose inheritance is worth about 40/. or within 50/. a year, and who is
nearly of full age, shall fall to the king in Northumberland, she shall have
it, and may marry the daughter of Eva de Anegos to such heir, the king
holding his mother's request for this as a command.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Northumberlaiid,
430
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1281.
April 14.
Woodstock.
April 16.
Woodstock.
April 21.
Woodstock.
April 27.
Woodstock.
May 1.
Thame.
May 5.
Eempton.
May 3.
Kempton.
May 6.
Kempton.
May 1.
Thame.
Membrane 23— cotU,
Letters for John de Briland, mercliant of London, nominating Qennann
le Joeyene of Almain hin attorney in Ireland.
The like for the prior of Lenton, going beyond seaa, nominating Hum-
phrey (ffemfredi) de Bissheden and Roger son of Richard de Lenton until
1 August.
Protection for the said prior.
Letters for Philip de Chetewynd and Isabella his wif e, staying in England,
nominating Adam Waldyn and Richard Durmiskyn their attorneys in Ireland
for two years.
Power to Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, to restore the tempo-
ralities of the bishopric of Killala to Donatus, dean of that church, elected
to be bishop thereof. The licence to elect was granted upon Simon the
archdeacon, and the chapter of that church announcing by their letters
patent the death of John, their late bishop.
Licence for John de Cobeham, to whom the castle of Rochester was
committed for life, to throw down the walls of the hall and of the chambers
of the castle, which were long since burned ; and to remove the stones thereof
and construct buildings with them in the said castle.
Letters for Roger Waspayl, staying in England, nominating John de
Redbergh and Meiller le Bruu his attorneys in Ireland until two years
after Midsummer.
Baldwin le Tyeis and John Edrich, canons of the church of Keremerdyn,
bringing new3 of the translation of William, their late prior, lately elected
to be abbot of Hurtelannd, have letters of licence to elect.
Protection with clause volumus^ for one year, for Ralph Pypard and
Sibyl his wife, gone to Ireland.
Signification to J[ohn], archbishop of Canterbury, of the royal assent to
the election of Thomas de Dovor as master and warden of the hospital of
St. Mary, Dover.
Pardon to Hubert son of Hugh de Neuton, for the death of William de
Neuton, as it appears by the record and process of a presentment made
before John de Yallibus and bis fellows, justices last in eyre in the county
of York, touching the said death, that he killed him in self-defence.
Letters for Alexander, king of Scotland, nominating Adam de Charleton
and Warin de Faunes his attorneys until a year after Easter. [Fcedera.]
Demise, for life, to Walter de Kancia, of the manor of Neuton Harecurt,
whereof he has enfeoffed the king.
Mbmbranb 22.
Letters for Richard de Fay, staying in Ireland, nominating Richard son
of Richard de Pikeskgh and Oeoffrey le Ireys his attorneys in England
until Michaelmas.
Mandate to Robert de Ros to deliver up for punishment to Adam de
Barwe, cellarer of the hospital of St. Katherine without Lincoln, of the
order of Sempringhara, Adam de Karleton, and William de Hikeham, lay
brethren of the said hospital, detained in the castle of Belvoir (JBelvero)
of the said Robert at the suit of the said cellarer for having left
their order, the king having lately granted to the master of the order
aforesaid that vagabond canons and lay brethren thereof should be so
delivered for punishment.
9 EDWARD I. 431
■r
1281. Membrane ^^-^ont.
Maj 1. Letters for John de Kirkebj, going bejond seas, nominating John le
Thame. Fraunceis his attorney tor two years.
May 5. The like for Simon son of Richard de Kilmeballok of Ireland, staying in
Kempton. England, nominating David Gower in Ireland for three years.
May 10. The like for the abbot of St. Yandrille {de Sancto WandrigiHlio)^
Westminstor. nominating Peter de Sancto Romano, his fellow monk, and Robert Pycot
for two years.
Simple protection, for three years, for Simon son of Richard de
Kilmeballok.
May 9. William de Ottringeden and Luke de Barley, monks of Battle, bringing
Weatminster. news of the cession of brother R^inald, the late abbot, have letters of licence
to elect.
May 5. Letters for Alexander de Balliolo and Isabella his wife, going to Scotland,
KemptoD. nominating Nicholas de Renham and Roger son of William de London,
their attorneys until a year after Michaelmas.
May 8. Signification to the king of France^s bailiff of Caux (de Calceio) in Nor-
Westminster. mandy, in further proof of the king's claim, that it has been testified before
the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer that Henry Walemund, sometime
sheriff of the city of London, now burgess of Harfieur (ffareflaien) in
Normandy, is bound to the king in 6H. I3s, lOd,
The like to the same that the king has attorned Walter de Rokesle and
John Cruste to receive the said money from the said Henry.
May 10. Acquittance to John le Flemeng, burgess of Newcastle-on-Tyne, to whom
Westminster, the king, 16 September, 8 Edward I. committed the custody, during plea-
sure^ of the exchange there, of the following sums, to wit, 1,200/. then
delivered to make exchange therewith, and 582/. lOs, 9d. profits arising
therefrom, up to the Invention of the Cross, 9 Edwaixl I. as appears by
his account made on that day before R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the
chancellor, and others of the council ; and by the king's command he has
delivered those sums to Hugplin de Yichio, merchant of Florence, who is
answerable to the king for them.
May 10. Whereas the church of St. Jesse au Bois (Sancti Judoci in Nemore) of
Westminster, the Premonstratensian order, in the diocese of Amiens, had a right of cut-
ting wood (quoddam usagium) in the forest of Cr^y, in Ponthieu, e>»
appears in letters of Joan, sometime queen of Leon and Castile, countess of
Ponthieu and Mostroil, it is agreed between the king and Eleanor his
consort, queen of England, lady of Ireland and duchess of Aquitaine,
countess of Ponthieu anH Moustroil, of the one part, and the abbot and con-
vent of the said chorch, of the otiier part, that in exchange for the said
usagium they shall have a piece of wood with the soil {cum fimdo) con-
taining 160 journaux (jomalia), by the journal of Crecy, situated between
Champmartin and the hays of Hellain,near the lands of Sir Henry de Nouvon,
knight, as measured and defined by certain metes ; to possess for ever in mort-
main, with liberty of selling or uprooting and cultivating the same ; saving
to the king all justice, high and low, and every kind of shrievalty {vicecomi-
tatus) and of taking of beasts of the wood, with the tax for carting {riagium),
unless the said church should sell the said wood and cart it with their own
animaJs {et propris vecturis quadrigaret)^ in which case the said church
should he quit of the said riagium. The said church may sell any part of
the said wood on condition that all sellers and purchasers, on foot or on
horseback, or with waggons, may pass through, go and return through the
king and queen's whole lordship, as well through woods as fields under the
same liberty and lordship, according to the uses and customs of the said
forest.
482 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281. Membrane 22— c«it
The said church and its servants maj keep the said piece, with the
herbage and everything growing therein, from all persons, and may take
malefactors found within their wood, and pursue them without, and receive
amends thereof, according to the uses and customs of the said forest, with-
out prejudice to anv other person, and on condition that the said church
cannot acquire anything of shrievidty or high or low justice. And if with-
out the knowledge of the servants of the said church anyone should suffer
forfeit in anything therein, and the servants of the king and queen should
receive or arrest a malefactor outside the wood of the said church, the Utter
shall have a moiety of the amends, and the king and queen the other moiety.
The said church may also set up bounds {bonar^ to the said wood or
piece of wood, so that no impediment is caused to the beasts of the woods
or those hunting them, or obstacle to prevent them coming and going
therein as elsewhere in the said forest.
If com or oats or other grain be there, the said church may enclose it, as
is usual in tliat forest, with such enclosure as is not harmful or prejudicial
to the beasts, as long as the corn is there. And in the said piece of wood
they may enclose four joumaux to make a grange {managium)^ to the use of
the said church.
And in return for the said church quit claiming and renouncing in favour
of the king and queen all and singular articles contained in the letters and
privileges of the said Joan, making mention of the above usagium, and pro-
mising never to go against the premises, the king and queen grant that the
said charters and privileges as to all other articles not making mention of
the said tuagium, shall remain in their full virtue as before, and will
warrant that all and singular the above things be preserved to them in
mortmain.
May 11. Ratification to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, Norwich, of a
WcBtminBter. grant to them by John de Wygenhale of 20 acres of land in IlsiDgton, not-
withstanding the statute of mortmain.
May 11. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey of Mont St. Michel for
WestminBter. John called * Lesae,' elected to be abbot.
Mandate to Otto de Grandisono, keeper of the islands of Gerese and
Gternese, to restore to him the temporalities.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey of St. Mary de Pratis,
Crek, for John Chevre, one of the canons elected to be abbot.
Acquittance to John, archbishop of Canterbury, of 600/. delivered into
the wardrobe to Master William de Luda and John de Gonneys, keepers
thereof, being in part payment of 1,000/. lent to the archbishop by the
king. By bill of the wardrobe.
May 13. Grant to Richard de Stretton of the bailiwick of the hundred of Elnighte-
Westminster. lawe (long since grants to him by Henry III. and held by him up to the
death of that king, when Wilham de Moii^yn, sheriff of Warwick, took it
into the king's hands) at the rent of 29/. 17«., as he paid before.
ProtiBCtion with clause rogamus for the wardens of the bridge of
Stanes, collecting alms.
Membranb 21.
April 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Helyun and William le
Woodstock. Poer touching an appeal which John son of Agnes le Stronge brings before
the justices of the Bench against John Drugel, Robert de la Warne, Henry
his brother, William le Messer, Walter le Mareschal, Richard le Seler, of
Bradewas and John de Lawame for the death of William le Stronge, his
kinsman, the jury to be of the county of Worcester,
9 EDWABD I. 433
1281. Membrane 21 — eont.
May 12. The like to Thomas de Weiland and Hervey de Stanhowe touching an
Westminster, appeal which Matilda, la<€ the wife of Simon de Lyuns brings in the county
of Norfolk against Roger de Lyuns for the death of her husband.
Mbmbranb 20.
May 12. ' Licence for Richard Fukeram the younger and Alice his wife, in
Westminster, pursuance of an inquisition taken by Henry Estormy, keeper of the king's
forest of Savemake, to assart and cultivate the wood of Helro\ which is of
the inheritance of the said Alice, and within the metes of the said forest,
and contains forty acres, and is not a repair for deer, and to hold the same
to them and the heirs of the said Alice for ever.
May 14. Simple protection, for three years, for Master Bayamund de Vicia, dean
Westminster, of Lenn', going to Scotland.
Letters for Thomas de Chabbenovere, staying in England, nominating
Geoffrey le Rus and Simon de Elmerugg. his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
The like for William de Henleye, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in England, going to Scotland, nominating Thomas de Billinton
and Richard de Hagham for one year.
May 15. The like for the abbot of St. Victor en Caux {in Calceto), nominating
Westminster. Robert le Fraunk and Ralph le Clerk his attorneys for three years.
Acquittance to Peter de Appelby of twenty marks paid by the hands of
John de Lithegrayns, sheriff of York, to the king's behoof, to Hugh de
Kendale, king's clerk, in part payment of forty marks dup to the king by
the said Peter for a house sold to him.
Grant, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, and with the assent
of the commonalty of the Jews of England, that Hagin son of Deulacres,
Jew of London, shall hold for life the office of priest of the said Jews
(presbiteratus Judeorum eorundem) as Hagin son of Master Mosseus,
sometime Jew of London, deceased, or any other before him, formerly
held that office; directed to all justices and others and to the Jews of
England, who are to protect the said Hagin in his office. And if any
offence shall be done to him, it shall be amended to him, as to the king's
demesne Jew whom he specially retains in the said office, saving to the king
the amends due to the king as his forfeiture.
Presentation of Robert de Suthampton to the church of St. Giles,
Wynchelse, in the diocese of Chichester.
May 14. Grant to Eva, late the wife of Robert Bate, of the custody of the lands
Westminster, and heirs of the said Robert, durinsr the minority of the said heirs, at a
yearly payment of 18«. to Adam de Skireswhicht, the king's watchman, to
whom the king has granted it; and grant to her of the marriage of the said
heirs for 10/. to be paid to the said Adam.
May 16. Pardon to the abbess and nuns of Godestowe of all the trespasses and
Westminster, excesses of which they were lately convicted at Bampton before Hugh son
of Otto, John de Lovetot and John de Kirkeby, justices appointed to
hear and determine the same ; and remission to them of all the king's
rancour, by reason thereof, and restitution to them of the abbey and its
appurtenances.
Inspeximtis of a record and process held between the king and the
bishop and chapter of Llandaff, before Master Henry de Bray, king's clerk,
steward of Bergeveny, touching the church of Lanteliowe Purthelok in
96187. B B
434 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS-
1^281. Membrane 20 — cont.
these words : — Hugh, bailiff of Bergevenj, who sues for the king in the
name of John de Hastinges, a minor and the heir of Bergevenj, offers
himself against Sir W. de Breus, bishop of Llandaff, and the chapter
thereof, touching a plea of darrein presentment of the church of Lsnteljou
Porthalauk, and the latter not appearing, it was considered that thej should
be summoned Thursday before the Annunciation to hear the recog-
nisance of the said assise. Court held on the last-mentioned date,
6 Edward I. at Berg[even7]. The said bishop and chapter came and said
that they were not bound to come at the summons of any bailiff or steward
of Bergeveny for any writ of the king, nor to answer in that court touching
the said church of Lanteliold Porthalauk, nor touching any right belonging
to the church of Llandaff, because they and their predecessors from time
immemorial continuously held it as appurtenant to their cathedral charch
of Llandaff, and they neither hold nor claim to hold anything of the lord
of Bergeveny, wherefore they ought not to answer. And so they with-
drew. And the court considered that that assise so arramed against them
by the king should be taken in their default, and that further inquiry
should be made touching the right of patronage of the said church,
because such was the custom in that court.
Assise of darrein presentment to the said church, Thursday, the eve of
St. Mary, 6 Edward I., against the above bishop and chapter, arramed by
Philip ab Meurik ab David, David ab Wronou ab Gilbert, Leulin ab Wilim,
Walter de Traneleye, Meuric ab Adam, Wronou ab Adam, Wastelou ab
Knaithou, Blethin ab Knaithou, William de Grosemunde, David ab
Wronou, Welim Philip ab Laurence, Jorevard VYauhan ab Madok, Adam
Wahuhan ab Adam ab Knaithou, William son of Richard, Vincent
Scudemore, Robert Wroch, Macy Wroch, Macy son of Walter, Henry
the Skinner (Pellipar^)y Walter Comyon, Walter Somery, who say that no
advocate ever presented to the church of Lanth' Porth\ but that all the
bishops and chapters of Llandaff held the said church to their own ases,
with this addition, that Adam de Lanth' who last died therein, was their
farmer, and his predecessors, John and Gorgi, chaplains, were likewiae their
farmers, and none of these held it for any equal sum, but paid more or less
at* the will of the bishop and chapter, as the custom of farmers is ; and
therefore it is considered that the said bishop and chapter, as proprietors of
the said church, hold the same, and that the king take nothing by his
presentment.
May 17. Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by Reginald de la Legh to the
Westminster, prioress and nuns of Lyngebrok of 24«. of rent in Westbradeleye.
Licence for Aaron le Blund, Elias his son and Benedict Levesque and
Bona daughter of Elias, Jews of Hereford, to sell to Walter de Hopton a
debt of forty marks in which Roger de Calnhull was bound to the said
Aaron, Elias and Benedict; for the said Walter to buy it from them,
according to the form of the provision of Henry III.
Grant to Robert son of Roger de Wanton, for life, during good behaviour,
of that part of the bailiwick of Bolax in the forest of R^kingham which
is in the king's hands and the custody of the wood of Fermes therein ;
saving to the king attachments of vert and venison and the amercements
thereof, with power to remove foresters and put others in their place, and
when the other part of the said bailiwick, which is in the hands of Eleanor
the king's mother, comes into the king's hands, the said Robert is to hold
both parts together.
May 18. Mandate to Guncelin de Badelesmere, justice of Chester, and William de
Westminster. Perton, to audit the account of Henry de Asheburn, a monk of the abbey
of St. Werburgh, Chester, and of Philip de Cestria and Thomas de Cestria
clerks, late collectors of the fifteenth in that county.
9 EDWARD I. 435
1281. Membrane 20 — cont.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master Richard de Pagebam,
chancellor of the church of Chichester to the prior and convent of Michel-
ham of 50 acres of land which he holds of the said prior in Horsje.
May 19. Letters for William de Henley, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Westminster. Jerusalem in England, going to the parts of Scotland, nominating brother
Walter- de Peremort and Thomas de Creting his attorneys in England.
Respite for three years to Robert de Cleseby from making himself a
knight.
Pardon to William Joce, one of the fores^rs of fee in the forest of
Dene, for the death of Sanecoc Wyther, an evil doer in the forest, as it
appears on testimony before the king by Ralph de Sandwyco, constable ol
the castle of St. Briavels, that he killed him as one fleeing from justice.
May 14. Inspeximus of a charter dated at Bermondsey, 2 November,
Westminster. 44 Henry III. of Edward firstborn of Henry III. to the abbot and monks
of Mont St. Michel, to the effect that whereas by inquisition taken by
Drogo de Barenton, his bailiff of the islands of Jersey and Guernsey, it
appears that the abbot and monks have of old had a fourth part of all wreck
of sea in all places of the isle of Guernsey, as well wreck coming to shore
without aid, as that which by the aid of any coadjutors is drawn to shore,
and that they have likewise had within the wall and ' Lyhou ' and
' Guetehou ' all wreck and all flotsam and jetsam {omnes aventuras maris),
by view of the bailiff, except gold, silk not worked, scarlet not cut, palls of
scarlet, new without spots (novis sine tachiis) which belong to the king's
lordship ; and that they received in the isle of Jersey all wreck of sea ;
the said Edward grants that they continue to receive the same as above,
saving to the prince wreck in his land which is in the parish of St.
Clement, Jersey, unless they can show any right to the contrary.
Witnesses : — Henry son of the king of Almain, Roger de Leyburn, Henry
de Bathonia, Drogo de Barentin, William de Chaeny, Adam de Gesemuth,
John Burdet and others.
Writ of aid for Peter Corbet, during pleasure, enjoined to take and
destroy all the wolves he can And in the forests, parks, and other places
in the counties of Glouiiester, Worcester, Hereford, Salop and Stafford.
Mbmbranb 19.
May 18. Licence for Jacob son of Joceus, Jew of London, to sell to Gregory de
Westminster. Rockesle a moiety of a messuage in London, which is between the land of
Master Elias son of Master Mosseus, Jew of London, towards the north,
land of Slenia, late the wife of Master Isaac de Oxonia, Jew, towards the
south, the west end whereof abuts on the high road called ' Colechirchelane,'
and the east end on land of Friars of the Penance.
Grant to William de Doddingeseles of the marriage of the son and heir of
Thomas de Dene, tenant in chief.
May 21. Grant, at the instance of Edmund, the king's brother, to William de
Westminster. Huntingfeld, cook of the latter, that he may hold his house in the town oi
Westminster, situated near the house of Otto de Grandisono, quit of all
livery of the king and of his marshals.
Pardon to Thomas le Fevre of Bloberhuses for the death of Richard
son of Reginald de Foston, as it appears by the record of the justices lately
in eyre in the county of York that he killed him in self-defence.
E E 2
436 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281. Membrane 19 — cont.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ghristiana, late the wife of
Richard Stak, to Andrew de Walhop, parson of the church of St. Pancras,
Winchester, of a messuage in Winchester.
Pardon to Hugh Picket ami Henry Banastre for the death of Simon
de Beverlaco, as it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff and coroners
of Lancaster that they killed him as a thief refusing to be brought to justice.
May 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Edmund, the king'H brother,
Westminster, dated at London, 20 May, 9 Edward 1. being a ratification of the grant
in frank almoin made by Simon de Monteforti, late earl of Leicester, to the
hospital and fraternity of St. John, Hungcrford, for lodging poor, sick
and infirm persons, of the half virgate of land formerly held by William
le Broddere of him in villeinage in Sandone, with a meadow of his demesne
near his stank on the north side in Hungerford. Witnesses : - William de
Vescy, Richard Fukeran, Laurence de Sancto Mauro, Ralph his brother,
William de Kughenho and Alan de Waldesepf, knights, Hugh de Vienna,
John Russelli, clerks, and others.
Signification to the bishop of Chichester of the royal assent to the
election of Henry de Aylesford, prior of Battle, to be abbot of that house.
Mandate to Q. de Rockesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of
the exchange of London, to let Master William de Luda, keeper of the
wardrobe, have 2,000/. for the expenses of the household.
By bill of the wardrobe.
ma
May 23. lacence after inquisition cut quod damnum taken by Ralph de Sandwyoo.
WPtmiuBter. for the abbot of St. Peter's, Gloucester, to cut down the underwood
in his wood of Hope Maloysel in the forest of Dene by quarters, and to
dispose of the same to his own advantage, because the said underwood is
unfit to support the king's deer, and because wolves and malefactors of the
forest frequently repair to it and stay there, by reason erf its density;
provided that it be enclosed by a low hedge and remain so enclosed for
three years, with free ingress to and egress from the same for the king's
deer.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Eleanor the king's
4X>nsort, dated at Westminster, 16 May, 9 Edward I., confirming to J[ohn],
archbishop of Canterbury, and his successors for ever, two fees, one fourth
{quartronum) and an eighth part of one knight's fee, which Robert de
Crevequoer and his predecessors held of the archbishops of Canterbury,
and which he sold to the said Eleanor, and which John de la Haye, Henry
Huse, Roger de Tilemaneston, Adam de Chevenyng, and William de
Crevequer hold in the towns of Tilemaneston, Sutlidene, Chevenyng and
Fotescreye.
Writ de intendendo to John de la Haye, Henry Huse, Roger de Tile-
manestone, Adam de Chevenyng, and William de Crevequer.
Pardon to Robert son of Alan le Cupere for the death of John le Warde,
as it appears by record of justices last in eyre in Kent that he killed
him by misadventure.
May 21. Licence for the prior and convent of Chirebury (or Chiresbury) to return
Westminster, to Snede, where they began their religious life, having been translated
subsequently to Chirbury, where they have been unable to find a place so
fit for divine ministry as their original habitation ; provided that thisy praj
for the souls of those who repose in Chirbury no less at Snede than at
Chirbury ; and they are to lose none of their rights in Chirbury.
Letters for Robert de Turevill, master of the Knights Templars in
England, going beyond seas, nominating Roger de Rollinges his attorney
antil two years after Midsummer.
9 EDWARD I. 437
1281. Membrane 19 — cont.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Martin de Pecham, clerk, to
the abbess and nuns of Fontevrault {Fontis Ebrordt)^ of a messuage of
100 acres of land in the latter's manor of Legbton.
May 24. Grant to Oliver de Kybrak of the custody, during the minority of the
Westminster, heirs, of the lands late of John de Pavely, tenant in chief, saving to the
king the knights' fees, the advowsons pertaining to the said lands, and the
marriage of the heirs, and to Eva, late the wife of the said John, her
reasonable dower.
Letters for the abbot of Savigny, nominating Ralph Feverer and Henry
son of William de Braunston his attorneys for two years.
Simple protection, for two years, for Bogo de Clare, going beyond seas.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for the men of Gregory de Rokeslee and
Richard de Childewell, citizen of London, bringing a ship laden with corn
to Ireland.
Royal assent to the election of John Edricb, one of the canons, to be
prior of Kermerdin.
May 25. Letters for Bogo de Clare, going beyond seas, nominating Hugh de
WeBtminster. Cole worth and William de Milkesham his attorneys for two years.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas de Normanvill, king's steward,
to the custody of the priory of Newbrough, which is in debt.
Licence for Stephen de Penecestre and Margaret his wife to crenellate
their house of Alinton, co. Kent.
May 26. Pardon to John le Beverh' of Erledtok for the death of William de la
WestmiDster. Forde, as it appeal's by inspection of the rolls of Henry III. that the latter,
at the instance of Edmund, the king's brother, pardoned him the same.
Protection with clause volumuSy for five years, for Walter de Abindon,
going to the land of Jerusalem.
Appointment of John de Gernemuta, king's clerk, and Richard de Araz,
the bearers, to receive the money due from Guy, count of Flanders,
according to the form of the peace made between him and the king.
Vacated,
Letters for David, archbishop of Cashel, staying in England, nominating
Adam le Blund his attorney in Ireland for two years.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory of Britelwell alias
Pritelwell for Nicholas de Cokefeld, late prior of Cliff [ord]e, preferred to be
prior thereof by P. sub-prior of Lewes, and W. prior of the monks of Theford,
vice-gerents of John, prior of Lewes, of the Clnniac order, during his
absence beyond seas.
Mandate to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward, to restore to him the
temporalities.
Writ de intendendo to the bailiffs and good men of Portesmuth for
Eleanor the king's mother, to whom the king has granted for life that town
as of the value of 18/. 4cs, Sd,
Simple protection, for one year, for Thomas de Lond[on], Thomas de
Sanford, and John Hulyn, serjeants-at arms, going to Wales on the king's
affairs.
MSMBAANB 18.
May 25. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Lovetot and R. de Holebrok,
WestmiDBter. touching the periious who broke the houses of John de Hegham atBaketon
CO. Norfolk, and carried away his corn.
438 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281. Membrane 18 — cant.
Associadon of Walter de Rudmerlegh with Ralph de Hengham, to take
an inquisition between the king and the abbot of St. Peter's, Gloucester,
who was vouched to warranty bj the abbot of St. Augustine's^ Bristol,
touching a hide of land in Pessawe, co. Gloucester.
Mbmbranb 17.
May 27. Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, and her assigns, of the custody,
WeHtmiDHter. during the minority of the heirs, of the lands and heirs of Edmund de Melford,
one of the foresters of the forest of Clarendon, tenant in chief, with the
bailiwick of the said forestry.
Mandate to Ralph de Saudwico, king's steward, to give seisin to the said
Eleanor of the manor of Polhampton, extended at 12/. Os, Sd,^ and granted
to her for life, with all the receipts since last Michaelmas, saving to the
king his expenses in sowing the lands, and the crops and stock.
The like to Matthew de Columbariis, taker of the king's wines throughout
England, to give her seisin of the prise of Suthampton and Portesmuth,
granted to her for life as of the value of 60/., with the receipts since last
Michaelmas, saving to the king his expenses therein since Michaelmas.
Mandate to Gregory de Rockesle and Orlandiuus de Podio, keepers of the
Exchange of London, to ])ay Edmund, the king's brother, 1,000 marks for
Lirul in the honor of Mouemuth which the king ought to have delivered to
his brother, but which Roger de Clifford holds of the king's grace.
Licence for the burgesses and commonalty of the town of Rue for their
relief and the repair and maintenance of the walls to take, for four years,
in the sale of their wines on each ' lottus,' one halfpenny of Paris
beyond what they have hitherto been wont to receive ; and vendors are to
be compelled, if necessary, by the mayor and echevins^ to pay it.
Ratification of a sale, made by Thomas de Normanvill, king's steward,
to Walter de Meriden and Margaret, late the wife of Thomas de Muschaump,
for 40 marks, of the custody, during the minority of the heirs, of the lands
late of the said Thomas, with the marriage of the heirs.
Pardon to Robert de Halstede, king's yeoman, of 48/. 14«. 10c/., wherein
he was bound at the Exchequer for old debts of the Jewry.
Whereas the king assigned to Eleanor, the king's mother, as pait of her
(lower, 71. 7s. 4</. in the manor of Polhampton, extended at 12/. Os. 3</., the
king assigns to her the residue of the said extent, to wit, 4/. I2s. lid. in
part supple tion of the value of the county of Richmond, for the suppletion
of the whole of which she has letters patent.
May 24. Assignment to her with her consent, in full satisfaction of the whole
Westminster, dower demanded by her of the king, as well in England as elsewhere, of
the manors, towns, and rents under ivritten, as of the following yearly
values : —
In the manor of Marlborough, those 50/. yearly, long since assigned
to her by Henry III. in part satisfaction of land to the value of
800 marks yearly for the old extent of the county of Richmond.
The manor of Haneberewe, as of the value of 25/.
The manor of Bloxham, 32/.
The mills of Oxford, 25/.
The king's meadow at Oxford, 13/. 6*. Sd.
The farm of the forest of Wyehewo<le, 7/.
The manor of Cocham, 80/.
The town of Kingston, 51/. 8*. Qd.
9 EDWARD I. 439
1281, Membrane 17 — cont.
The town of Colchester, 31/. 4*. 2d.
The town of Andevere, 84/.
The town of Basingstoke, 80/.
The town of Ospringe, 56/.
The manor and hundred of Middleton, 188/. lOs. 5d.
The town of Southampton, deducting [the appointed] alms, 2Q0/.
Ids. Sd,
The town of Portsmouth, 18/. 4*. Sd,
The prise [of wines] at Southampton and Portsmouth, 60/.
The farm of the canons of Waltham, 57/. 10^. Sd.
7/. 7s, 4d, in the manor of Polbampton, remaining to the king after
41, I2s. lid. of rent received by her yearly in the said manor by
reason of the new extent of Eichmond.
To hold to her for life with all their appurtenances in full satisfaction
of ail her dower aforesaid in England and elsewhere, together with
all the other lands which she holds in England and elsewhere, at the
date of this patent, by reason of assignment of dower formerly made
to her by Henry III. and the king.
Grant to her in suppletion of the value of the whole of the county of
Richmond, of the castle and town of Skypton in Craven, with the park,
free chace, fines of wapentakes aud other appurtenances, for 188/. 11^. Id. ;
the manor of Pokelington for 41/. 4s, 4d, ; the manor of Helewell for
25/. I6s. 2^d. ; the manor of Stretton for 23/. I6s. Zd. ; and the manor of
Dartford for 71/. I4s. id. ; and 41, I2s, lid. in the manor of Polhampton
remaining to the king after 71. 7s. 4d. of rent received by her yearly out of
the paid manor by the name of dower ; all which, together with the pedage
of the town of Maremande by sea and land, with the passage (cum passagio
curallt)^ and fishery (nassis) and meadow of that town, heretofore granted
to her to hold quit of every charge as of the value of 1,450/. sterling, make
up the full value of the county of Richmond.
May 28. Grant to William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, of the marriage of
Westminster. Hugh le Depenser, tenant in chief.
Letters for William de Fenles, nominating William Amesas his attorney
for two years.
Ratification of a demise for ten years from next Michaelmas, made by
Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward, to the abbot and convent of Torre
Moun, of the manor of Sefbere, co. Devon, which is the king's demesne ;
at a rent of 22/.
Simple protection, for two years, for the abbot of Savigny.
The like, for five years, for William de Luccumbe and John de Neuport,
monks of Glastonbury, gone to Ireland on the affairs of their abbot.
Safe- conduct, for one year, at the instance of Edmund, the king's brother,
for Bateman de Troye of Sandwich, merchant, trading.
Pardon to John Wich, of Yarmouth, for the death of Peter de Nauntes.
The like to Henry Prat, of Bruges, of his abjuration of the realm for a
theft of 2«., as it appears by inquisition of the sheriff of Salop that he was
maliciously accused thereof.
May 28. Letters for the abbot of Glastonbury nominating William de Luccumbe
Westminster, and John de Neuport, monks of Glastonbury, his attorneys in Ireland.
June 2. The like for Theobald de Verdun, nominating Swain le Keu and John de
WestmiDster. Curcy for two years in Ireland.
May 28. Pardon, at the instance of the firstborn of Alexander, king of Scotland,
WestmiDster. to Jr)mci< de Multon for the death of John Armestrang.
440 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281. Membrane 17 — cant.
Presentation of Roger Belemeyns to the church of St. Stephen without
the castle of Wolveseye, in the diocese of Winchester, void by the resig-
nation of Robert de Sutton, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of
the see.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey of Battle for Henry de
Aylesford, prior, elected to be the abbot.
May 23. Pardon to Ralph Bloyou for the death of John le Glovere.
[Westminster.]
Licence for A[nthony] Bek to crenellate his manor of Somerton, oo.
Lincoln.
Mandate to Roger de Clifford to do his homasre and sendee to Edmund,
the king's brother, for the lands which he has hitherto held of the king in
the town and honor of Monemuth, which homage and service the king has
granted to his said brother.
Presentatiou of Salomon de Roffa to the church of Elindon, in the
diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance, of the
see of Winchester.
Membrane 17 (Schedule).
May 28. Licence for Mosseus son of Jacob and Isaac le Evesk, Jews of London,
Westminster, to sell to John de Kancia a house in the town of Oxford in the parish of
St. Aidate's, between the house of Vives de Grloucestre, Jew of Oxford,
towards the north, and that of Mosseus son of Jacob, Jew, towards the
south, and the west end whereof abuts on the high road ; unless it be the
king's escheat.
Membrane 16.
May 26. Mandate to Bogo de Knovill, justice of West Wales, to restore the
Westminster, temporalities of the priory of Kermerdyn to John Edrich, one of the
canons, elected to be prior.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
May 28. Inspeximus of a charter of Edmund, the king's brother, dated at West-
WeiBtminster. minster, 24 May, 9 Edward L, granting to Eleanor, late the wife of Robert
de Ferrariis, earl of Derby, the town of Gumecestre, for life, at a rent of
\d. at Easter. Witnesses : — Laurence de Sancto Mauro, Richard Fukeran,
Ralph de Sancto Mauro, William le Butiller of Werinton, Robert Bau&stre,
Thomas de Bray, Gregory de Langele, kidghts, and others.
Protection with clause volumus^ until a year after 1 August, ibr Peter de
Monte Forti. going beyond seas.
Mandate to Hugh de Yichio to deliver out of the Exchange of the town
of Newcastle-on-Tyne to Gregory de RokeHle and Orlandinus de Podio,
keepers of the Exchange of London, 1,000/. to do therewith what the king
has enjoined them.
Appointment of Richard de Bosco to receive seisin of the manor of
Hedendon, with its members, the hundreds [of BuUingdon and the North Gate
of Oxford], and other appurtenances, and to deliver the same to Hugh de
Portes to keep as he is enjoined by word of mouth.
Mandate to Gregory and Orlandinus, the above keepers of the Ex-
change, to deliver to Poncius de Mora 160 marks in full payment of
200 marks which he paid, at the king's instance, to Gaston, vicomte of
Beam, in part payment of a sum wherein the king is bound to the said
Gaston.
9 EDWARD I. 441
1281. Membrane 16 — cont,
[May] 30. Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's mother, to Sampson Foliot
Westminster, for the death of Roger Folyot his son.
The like to Richard de la Hille, in Oxford gaol for the death of Walter le
Blake, on testimony by Henry de Chaumbernun and his fellows, justices
appointed to deliver that gaol, tliat he killed him in self-defence.
The like to Richard le Toker, in that gaol for the death of Walter, de
la Hille, on like testimony.
On this day the bishop of Bath and Wells retired from court to his
bishopric of Bath and Wells.
June 1. Protection with clause voiumus, until a year after Michaelmas, for
WefttmiDdter. Walter do Rading, clerk, going with Edmund^ the king's brother, to parts
beyond seas.
The like for :—
John Russel, clerk.
Ralph de Lavynton, chaplain.
Master Ralph Cimubon.
Edmund, the king's brother.
Laurence de Sancto Mauro.
Ralph de Sancto Mauro.
Alan de Lasceles.
Q^offrey de Langele, until a year after 1 August.
Simple protection, for one year, for Thomas de London, Thomus de
Saunford and John Hugelin, king's serjeants-at-arms, going to Wales on the
king's affairs.
June 1. Letters for Edmund, the king's brother, going beyond seas, nomi-
Westminster. nating Richard Fukeran and Hugh de Vienna his attorneys until a year
after Michaelmas in England.
The like for the following persons, going with the said Edmund : —
John Russel, clerk, nominating Roger le Brabazun and James
Russel.
Alan de Lasceles, nominating Richard de Boyvill and Thomas de
Salkild.
Richard Fukeran, nominating William de Brikevill.
Laurence de Sancto Mauro, nominating Robert Waldeshef.
Master Ralph Cimibon nominating William Ryvel.
John Adinet, nominating Thomas son of Thomas le Legistre of
Bristol.
May 30. Grant to Roger de Mortuo Mari for a fine of 300 marks, which he will pay
Westminster, to the keeper of the king's work a at Buelt, of the marriage of Hawisia^
daughter and heir of Robert de Muscegros.
Mandate to Cicely de Muscegros, in whose custody the said Hawisia is,
to deliver her to the said Roger.
June 3. Inspeximus of letters patent of the king (then the eldest son of Henry
Westminster. III.), dated at London, 30 June, 51 Henry III. surrendering into the
hands of Henry III. and quit-claiming from himself and his heirs to the
use of Edmund, the king's brother, the honor, castle and manor of Mon-
mouth, given to himself by Henry III. previously and now granted to the
said Edmund in tail general by him ; and promising to deliver to his said
brother all that has been alienated by him from the honor aforesaid. And
because the king has satisfied his brother in another way for the lands so
alienated, the latter has acquitted the king of his said promise, saving to the
said Edmund and his heirs the homages and services of all tenants of the
442 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281. Memhrane 16— con*.
said lands, according to the grant made to him thereof, and on condition
that no prejudice arise to him with respect to any other thing contained in
the above letters.
Grant to the said Edmund, in fee-simple, of the homage of Reginald de
Grey and his heirs, pertaining to the king for the lands held by him in
Landinegate in the honor of Monmouth, the homage of Roger de Clifford
and his heirs for the lands held by him of the king in the town and honor
of Moumouth, and the homage of Richard Talebot and his heirs for the
lands held by him of the king in Langehope in the honor aforesaid.
May 28. Grant in frank almoin to William, abbot of Hide, Winchester, and the
[ Westminster.] convent thereof, of an acre of meadow called * Danemarche,' without the
walls of the city of Winchester, which the king lately recovered against them
before Salomon de Roffa and his fellows, justices last in eyre at Winchester.
June 4. Pardon, at the instance of William de Gonevill, to William de Lerlinge,
Westminster, parson of Lerlinge, of his outlawry for trespasses and robberies against
Simon son of Hamo de Neubel.
By K. on the infoimation of R. de Tybotot.
Grant, for life, to Reginald Alard, the elder, of ten marks a year out of
the farm of the town of Winchelsea, for service in the army of Wales
in 5 Edward I.
Letters for William Ferre, parson of the church of Credelington, staying
beyond seas, nominating Robert de Wytele and Alexander de London his
attorneys for one year.
June 6. Pardon, at the instance of Robert son of John, to Robert Faucilun of
[Westminster.] his outlawry for robbery of Elias de Sutton,
Presentation of Master John de Fenles to the church of Causton in the
diocese of Norwich.
Pardon to Bogo de Knovili of the forfeiture belonging to the king, for
the evasion of thieves in his custody for the time that he was sheriff in the
the counties of Salop and Stafford.
Inspeximus of a charter of Hubeit de Burgo, chamberlain of the king
[Henry III.], granting to the monks of Clyve the church of Camel in
frank almoin, to provide the said monks with clothing. Witnesses : Luke
the chaplain, William de Cancell[is], Robert Aguillun, Roger la Velye,
Henry de Birlingham, Rinaldus de Clyft,' Thomas the clerk, Alan de
Wiht[er], Miles {Milwie) Oliver de Vaus. \^Proc» Somerset Arch-
seological Society ^ VI. ii. 35.]
Protection with clause \yolumus]y for one year, for Master Adam de
Fyleby, going beyond seas as the king's envoy.
Membrane 15.
June 6. Grant to John de Aese, vicomte de Tartase^ of the custody of themanoid
Westminster, of Sutho, CO. Huntingdon, late of Margaret, countess of Ferrers, deceased,
tenant in chief, extended at 40/. 2s. Sd., and Chalketon, co. Southampton,
late of Robert le Estraunge, deceased, tenant in chief, extended at 40/.,
during the minority of the heirs of the said Margaret and Robert.
By K. on the information of Otto de Grandisono.
Grant to John de Byuelard, in compensation for the custody. of the lands
and heirs of Henry de Penebrugg, which he has surrendered into the king's
hands, of the custody of the manor of Ketestou, co. Huntingdon, late of
Margaret, countess of Ferrers, tenant in chief, extended at 42/. 0*. 2</.,
during the minority of her heirs. By K. on the like information.
9 EDWABD I. 443
1281. Membrane 15 — cont.
Letters for Master Adam de Fileby, jgoing beyond seas as the kind's
envoy, nominating Robert de Fileby and William de Billokeby, his
attorney Sy for one year.
The like for Philip de Aubeny, going beyond seas, nominating John de
Aubeny until Christmas.
June 8. Protection with clause volumus, for two years in Ireland, for John,
Westminster, archbishop of Dublin.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Master Adam de Fileby.
Appointment of Eobert Tybetot to the custody, for five years from
Easter last, of the towns and castles of Carmarthen and Cardigan and all
the other castles and lauds of the king in West Wales and of the office of
justice of West Wales, which Bogo de Knovill formerly had, and he is to
alienate nothing, but every year to certify the value thereof in rents, pleas,
perquisites, approvements and other issues, and to deliver the same at the
Exchequer.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate in pursuance to Bogo de Knovill.
Mandate to Gregory de Kokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
Exchange of London, to deliver 100 marks to Master Adam de Fileby
for his expenses in going to the court of Bome on the affairs of the king's
chapels.
June 10. Appointment, during pleasure, of Luke de Thany to the office of justice
Westminster, of the forest this side Trent.
June 10. The like ; and the bailiffs and ministers under him are to answer at the
Westminster. Exchequer for such issues as he shall charge them.
Mandate to Boger de Clifford, the elder, to deliver the office to him.
The like to John son of Nigel, to deliver to him the rolls, memoranda
and other things pertaining thereto.
Writ of aid for him addressed to all sheriffs and others.
June 10. Grant, for life, to Master Geoffrey de Asphale, king's clerk, of the
Westminster, custody of the hospital of St. Leonard, York.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Broud of Lincoln to
the abbot and convent of Barliuges, of 30^. rent, held of the king in
Lincoln.
June 12. Acquittance to Henry de Dernegate, citizen of Winchester, of 190
Langlcy. marks, paid by him to Philip de Wyleby, king's clerk, on Wednesday,
St. Barnabas day, 9 Edward I., being part of 1 ,000 marks, in which he
was condemned before the justices last in eyre in the county of Southamp-
ton for the concealment of goods of Benettus de Wyntonia, a Jew who was
hanged.
Protection with clause [volumus]^ for one year, for Medlerus le Brun,
going to Ireland with John Mautravers.
The like for Henry de Haddon, going with the said John.
Commission to Salomon de Roffa, William de Braiboef, Robert Fulconis
and Bichard de Boylaund to go on eyre this turn in the county of Berks.
June 10. Appointment of Luke de Tany to the office of justice of the forest this
Westminster, side Trent in the same terms as above.
Mandate in pursuance to Roger de Clifford the elder.
The like to John son of Nigel.
Writ of aid for him.
Clemencia de Balliolo and Elena de Ripa, nuns of Elnestowe, bringing
news of the death of Annora, their abbess, have letters of licence to elect.
444 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1281. Membrane 16 — cofU,
Protection with clause [volumus]^ for one year, for John Mautravers,
going to Ireland.
Letters for Maurice son of Maurice, staying in Ireland, nominating Walt^
de Deneford and Robert son of James his attorneys in England for two
years.
The like for Ralph, abbot of Conches in Normandy, nominating John le
Alemaunt and Kichard de Stodleye for three years.
The like for J. archbishop of Dublin, staying in England, nominating
Ralph de Stancs and Koliert Heyrun for two years in Ireland.
June 10. The like for Robert de Turevill, master of the Knights Templars in
Westrainster. England, going beyond seas, nominating brothers Thomas de Tholose and
William de Medburn, for two years.
On this day the chancellor returned to court and received the seal, and
on the same day sealed therewith.
June 27. Protection with clause volumusy for one year, for Emeric de Eyvill,
Westminster, going beyond seas with R. bishop of Durham.
The like for the said bishop going beyond seas on his own affairs.
Mbmbranb 14.
■
June 28. Request to all the king's friends and faithful subjects beyond seas, to
Westminster, protect R. bishop of Durham, going there on his own affairs and those of
his church ; for one year.
June 27. Grant to Almaric de Sancto Amando of the custody, during the minority
Westminster, of the heirs, of the manor of Wiccheford, as of the value of 50/. yearly, and
in the manor of liiebruere, laud to the value of 25 marks yearly, in satisfac-
tion of a grant lately made to him of land to the value of 100 marks yearly
out of the lands late of John de Moun, tenant in chief; and further grant
to him of land to the value of 8/. yearly in the said manor of liiebruere,
being the excess of the extent of that manor over the said 25 marks.
Pardon to Walter Gode, Richard le Pottere and Stephen his brother of
the trespass against Alice wife of Adam le Prest, who was pregnant,
whereby they caused her to miscarry.
Letters for Roger de Mortuo Mari, staying in England, nominating
Master Walter de Ponte Roberti, John Godard and Thomas de Wylfreton,
clerk, his attorneys in Ireland, for two years.
The like for :—
William de Snydan, staying in England, nominating Roger le Porter
of Dyvelin and Gilbert le Whyte of Duuenathmor in Ireland for
five yeai*B.
June 28. Gilbert Pecche, going beyond seas, nominating Robert Pecche and
Westminster. Philip de Trillawe his attorneys in England until a year after
Michaelmas.
Master Stephen de Tawell, parson of the church of Westmilne,
going to the court of Rome, nominating Adam son of William son
of Roger de Neweton and Richard son of Richard Edward of
Hidingham for two years.
John de Bathonia, going beyond seas, nominating William de Paiys
and Philip Folyot for one year.
") Nicholas de Criel, going beyond seas, iiominatiug Philip de Trillawe
and Robert de Fineaus, until a year after Michaelmas.
9 EDWARD I. 446
1281. Membrane 14 — cont.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for brother Eoger de Akeny, whom
Robert de Turevill, master of the Knights Templars in England, gone to
the Holy Land, has deputed to carry on the alFairs of the Temple in his
place.
Exemption to Thomas de Stapleton, yeoman of Th[omas] bishop of
St. Davids, at the instance of the said bishop, from serving on assises,
juries, or recognitions, for three years.
June 30. Protection virith clause volumus, for one year for Master Bonettus de
Westminster. Sancto Quintino, dean of the free chapel of Bruges, going beyond seas.
Signification to the king of France that the king has appointed Thomas
de Sand wy CO, knight, seneschal of Ponthieu, to do fealty for the king of
England to the king of France for 6SSjournaiix (Jomatis) of wood in the
forest of Crecy, bought to the use of the former from the comtesse of Rossy.
June 8. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Nicholas de Arraz, canon of the
WestiDinster. church of St. Mary, Hastings, made with the consent and assent of the whole
chapter thereof, confirming to Simon de Schorham, clerk, the grant made by
Nicholas de Punchard[on], canon of the church aforesaid, with the consent and
assent of the whole chapter thereof, to Walter de Pudylond, and his lieirs and
assigns of all the land which was of Elfer, and which Elwin de Grava held
in the parish of Ywherst, called the purparty * Shoreham,* the purparty
^ Blocyillond,' and the purparty ' Elfreselond,' to hold to the said Simon and
his heirs, at a yearly rent of 6s. at his court of Pralle at Ywherst, and to
the aforesaid church of St. Mary, Hastings, ^Ib. of wax, for lights at the
feast of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary for all service, saving the service due
to the king and the earl. Witnesses : — Sirs William de Hastinges, John
Mowyn, knights ; Nicholas Wascelyn, Henry de Wodeham, Reginald le Hore,
Stephen de Totele, Thomas de Podyham, Robert le Taillor, Richard de
Hurst, Abraham de Overslawe, Reginald Ail wy, John Basoc, and many
others.
June 30. Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the
Westminster, exchange of London, to let Master William de Luda, keeper of the ward-
robe, have 2,000/. for the expenses of the household.
July 2. Mandate to Stephen de Penecestre, and the sheriff of Kent, to cause
Westminster, proclamation to be made, prohibiting on the king's part the use by any
person in the waters of the Thames, Medway, or other waters or rivers in
that county, of kidels or *borache,' which destroy the fry {fritum).
Grant to John le Botiller in exchange for the manor of Ryngwode, which
he has quit-claimed to the king as of the value of 60/. yearly, of the manor
of Wymeringe, co. Southampton, with the warrens, demesnes, and other
appurtenances, as of the value of 40/. yearly, the manor of Blaneford, with
the advowson of the church thereof, co. Dorset, extended at 13/. 6^. 9df. as
the king is informed by Ralph de Sandwyco, king's steward ; to hold at
a rent of Id. at the Exchequer; and the 6/. 13«. 3 J, remainder of the said
60/., he is to receive yearly at the Exchequer, until he is provided with
land to that value.
Protection, until a year after Michaelmas, for Gilbert Pecche, going
beyond seas.
Exemption to Hugh de Colhum from being distrained to take up the
arms of a knight for four years.
Pardon to Roger Fraunkeleyn, in Exeter gaol for the death of Philip
le Waleys, on testimony before the king by Henry de Chaumbemum and his
fellows justices appointed to deliver that gaol that he killed him in self-
defence.
446 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281. Membrane 14 — cont
July 4. Pardon to Arnold Murdak for a fine of 200/. made by him and Lucy
[Westminster.] de Grey, late the wife of John de Grey, of the trespass committed by him in
marrying her, and of the trespass and forfeit committed by her in marrying
him.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio to let Matthew
de Columbariis, taker of the king's wines of the right prise through England,
have 100/. of the money in the exchange in their custody to pay for such
wines.
Ratification of a grant in mortmain by Ranulph de Ardem and
Catherine his wife to the abbot and convent of Westminster of 9 marks
of rent in Qwenehagh of their own fee.
July 5. Whereas the king ordered Baruncinus GFalterii, Richard Gwidicionis and
Westminster, their fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay to Medicus and Acelinus and
their fellows, merchants of Florence, 517 marks, in two sums of 258 marks
6«. 8</. at the Purification Inst past and Midsummer then next following, in
which sum of 517 marks W[illiam], bishop of Norwich was bound to the
said Medicus and Acelinus, and the king promised that if the bishop did
not keep the said terms of payment he himself would pay the money and
indemnify the said Bouruncinus and Richard, as is more fully contained in
letters patent made to the latter; and the said Bouruncinus afterwards
came into the chancery and acknowledged for himself and his fellows that
the bishup had paid the money at the terms appointed and that they held
themselves to be fully paid, and he surrendered the said letters patent into
the chancery and the king caused them to be cancelled, therefore the bishop
has retired quit of the said money.
MSMBRANE 13.
[June 29. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Luvetot and R. de Leic[estrcJ,
Westminster.] on complaint by Henry le Provost, Simon le Caretter, Robert Pocok, and
Robert de Holdernesse, men of Robert de Tybotot, that as they were passing
through the town of Heyden, co. Essex, John Pykot, Elias le Serjant,
Hugh le Bercher, Nicholas le Bercher, John son of John le Provost,
Stephen Whichaud, John Grom of Chisbull, John Umfrey, John Nicol,
GteoSrej Houuel and Richard de Beuden assaulted and imprisoned them and
still detain them in prison.
Membrane 12.
July 7. The like to Hamo Hauteyn and R. de Ludham, on complaint by Richard
Westminster. Maillie, that when under the protection of Henry III., Benedict, prior of
Shuldham, Stephen Urry of Depham, Matthew Gacheua[ll] of Bukenham,
Nicholas Gadewhit, John le Blunt of Shuldham, Andrew Page, John Knape,
Peter Skip of Buketon, Andrew le Tyeys of Shuldham, Geoffrey Gele,
brother John de Shuldham, Gilbert de Wirham, with others, assaulted him
at the door of the church of Northwold, maimed and imprisoned him ;
and afterwards, when he was under the king's protection, the same persons
and Stephen Angot and John his son came to his house in Stokeferye,
CO. Norfolk, broke the doors thereof and carried away his goods.
July 6. The like to John de Lovetot and Geoffrey de Picheford, on complaint by
Westminster. John Janel that Henry de Fornham, Richard Fastolf, John Fastolf, William
son of Richard Fastolf, Oliver Fastolf, Oliver Wyth, William Flache,
William de Drayton, William Gereberg, John Asseman, John Aleyn,
Henry Randolf, William son of John Fastolf, Simon Buckeskin, William de
9 EDWARD I. 447
1281. Membrane 12 — cont.
Elingbam, with the exception of Matthew, William le Somenur and Robert
de Rollesby broke his houses at Great Yarmouth, co. Norfolk, and carried
away his goods.
Membrane 11.
July 4. Simple protection, for two years, for Elias Boet, citizen and merchant of
WeBtminster. Bordeaux.
Whereas the king granted to Eleanor his mother the pedage of the town
of Myramand, with the passage {passagio cf«ra//i),the fishery {nassis)^ and
the king's meadow there, to hold to her for life and to her executors after
her death, quit of all fees, alms and charges whatsoever for 1,450/., until
the said executors have raised 10,000 marks from the same and other
things, which are contained in the letters patent, and the said pedage is
charged with alms of the king's progenitors to the sum of 435/. 16«. %d, of
Tours, tx) wit, 400/. of Tours to the abbess of Fontevraud, 20/. Arn[aldenses],
equivalent to 16/. 13^. 4c? of Tours, to the hospital of Rossedevall, the like
to the nuns of Condom, 60*. Am[aldense8], equivalent to 50*. of Tours, besides
220/. of Tours which the count of Perigord exacts from the said pedage, &s
the king is informed by extent made by Guichard de Burgo and Master
Adam de Norff[olk], in compensation of the said charge of 435/. 16*. %d. of
Tours, the king grants to her and to her executors after her death the
salt-cote of Agen, for 500/. of Tours, so long as the pedage aforesaid is held
by them, on condition that they yearly answer to the crown for the
74/. 3*. 4df. (sic) by which the 500/. exceeds the said charge, and pay to the
above religious houses the alms aforesaid out of the money received from the
said salt-cote ; but in case of the recovery by the count of Perigord of the
said 220/. from the crown, the 74/. 3*. 4^^. is to remain to the queen-mother
and her executors and the crown will satisfy them of the remainder.
July 6. Pardon to William de Oseworthe and William Duberg, at the instance of
WestmiDster. W[iliiam], bishop of Norwich, of the trespass committed by them in taking
a hind without licence in the king's forest of Shyrewode.
Letters for Ralph Pyppard, staying in England, nominating Adam de
Sayntefey and Thomas Treyvil his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
The like for :—
Elias de Rabayn, gone to parts beyond Feas, and Matilda his wife.
Dominating Peter Malore and John le Notte for two years.
[The abbot of] Chireburg, nominating Robert de Carantan his canon
and William son of Reginald le Taillur for three years.
Basilia, late the wife of Nicholas de Verdun, staying in Ireland, nomina-
ting William Burel le Chaun and John Morice in Wales for two years.
July 6. Safe-conduct, for one year, for Simon Pape, John le Finour of Ghent,
Westminster, and Geoffrey de Gandavo, merchants of Ghent, in comins: into England or
any other part of the realm by land or by sea with their men, things, and
merchandise, in staying and returning and trading.
Grant to John de Luvetot, to whom the king, 20 July, 8 Edward I.
granted the custody, during the minority of the heirs, of the lands late of
William de Wodeham, tenant in chief, of the marriage of the heirs.
Presentation of Bartholomew de Sancto Neocho to the church of
■^ Whaddon, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of his
'^ custody of the land and heir of Humphrey de Whaddon, tenant in chief.
448 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1281, Membrane 1 1 — cont.
Confirmation of grants by Walter de Huntercumb to Philip de Ridale,
bargees of Berewyk, of the service due for the land of Gateriswjk and
that of a moietj of the town of Bollisdon ; also of a grant by him to the
master and brethren of the Domus Dei on the bridge of Berewyk. of 11 marks
6s. 8<^., of rent receivable from the mill of Hedreslawe and from Bobert
Air of Hedreslawe.
Pardon to John Salumbien, Hugh Bonaventure and Bonaventurus Mav-
netti and their fellows, citizens and merchants of Siena, of the society of
the sons of Salumbien de Senis, of all the trespasses of which they were
indicted before John de Luvetot and Geoffrey de Neubaud, or other in-
quisitors of usuries ; and grant that they may remain in tbe realm and
carry on their lawful trade.
Writ of aid for Robert de Vilers and John le Convers, king's Serjeants,
whom the king is sending to divers parts of the realm to arrest disturbers
of the peace as they are enjoined by word of mouth.
Acknowledgment that Lioniufl son of Lionius, king's clerk, lately assigned
to make purveyances for the army in Anglesey, has by order of John de
Vescy and Otto de Grandisono, captains of that army, delivered to Reginald,
clerk of the said Otto, 300/. to buy victuals in Ireland for that army, and
the said Lionius is to account for the same in the wardrobe.
Grant to Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, that if anything happen to
him his executors shall have free administration of his goods, and the king
will betake himself to the earl's heirs for the debts due to the king.
July 7. Acknowledgment of the receipt from the township of Plamsted, on
Westminster. Ascension day, 9 Edward I., by the baud of Master William de Luda,
keeper of the wardrobe, of 11/ found on Joceus, Jew of Guldeford, outside
Plumsted, killed by thieves.
By letters patent of the said W. sealed with his seal.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of tbe
exchange of London, to let Surnak de Luka, master of the mint, have
25/. and John Gyot, assayer of the mint, 60«. of the king's gift.
July 8. Protection with clause [yolximwi] until the Purification, for John de
Westminster. Luvetot, going beyon seas on the king's affairs.
The like, until Michaelmas, for Master Geoffrey de E veresle, parson of the
church of Harewe, going beyond seas.
Letters for John Fevre, going beyond seas on the king's affairs, nomi-
nating Stephen de Salnis and John de Stouhe his attorneys until Easter.
Admission of Ivorius Agriffy and his men to the king's peace, on testi-
mony before the king by Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, of his surrender,
the said earl having been empowered by letters patent of 3 May, 5 Edward I.,
to receive him.
Simple protection, for four years, for Richard Stede, burgess of Yoghel.
July 8. Grant to John de Vescy, in extension of a grant to him of the custody,
WeBtminster. during the minority of the heirs of the lands late of Robert de Muscegros,
tenant in chief, of the said custody, with the knights' fees, advowsons of
churches and dowers when they fall in.
And the said John had a like letter, with this addition, ^ together with the
inheritance of Cecily, mother of the said Robert.'
May 20. Acquittance to Facius Galgani of Florence, who has served the king
Westminster, faitlifully in the office of assayer of the money in divers parts of the realm,
of all things pertaining to his office, his assays having been examined
at the Exchequer in the presence of the council by men expert in matters
of money, and found to be good and lawful.
9 EDWARD I. 449
1281. Membrane 11 — cont.
May 17. The like to Master William de Thornemira and his brethren touching
WeHtminster. the money delivered , examined and assayed by then*, the whole money
found in the pixes having been examined by good and lawful assayers in the
presence of the council, and the said money having been found good and
sufficient in law, weight and tale, in detail and in bulk.
July 11. Mandate to Gregory de Bokesle and Orlaiidinus de Podio, keepers of the
Westminster. Exchange of London, to deliver out of the plates of silver in theii* custody,
to Edward, the king's goldsmith, plates of the weight of 140/. to make
vessels for the king.
Pardon to Elias de Rabayn of 300 marks, out of a fine of 500 marks, of
which 200 have already been pardoned, for certain trespasses put upon him,
and pardon also of 28/. for the Rentage of knights' fees late of John
de Baoase, deceased, for the last army of Henry III. in Wales ; also of 10/.,
to wit, lOOff. for the escape of a robber in Styveton, and 100«» for pannage
taken and herbage sold in the king's forests of Chipeham and Melkesham.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Presentation of John la Warre to the church of Sutton Maundevill, in
the diocese of Salisbury, in the kind's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands and heir of John de Mandeville, tenant in chief.
July 9. Letters for John de la Mare, staying in England, nominating John de la
Westminster. Mare his son as his attorney in Ireland for two years.
Membrane 10.
Memorandum^ that a charter of B. bishop of Bath and Wells, touching
certain liberties and suits, made 12 July, is enrolled at the beginning of
the month of August in this roll.
July 12. Grant to Hugh son of Otto of the custody, during the minority of Otto
Westminster, the eon and heir, of the manors of Hamerton, co. Huntingdon, and Beuchamp
Parva, co. Essex, with the advowson of the church of the latter, which
Beatrix, deceased, late the wife of Thomas son of Otto, held in dower.
Licence, at the instance of Florence, count of Holland, for Peter son of
Gerebyn, ' oppidan ' of Ghent, merchant of the count, to trade in the realm
for one year.
See the schedule attached for Bobert Giffard. [The schedule is
missing.]
Mandate to all bailiflFs to protect, for one year, the merchants of the above
count, coming to the realm to trade, as the king is now treating with him
touching amends to be made for trespasses committed against the king's
merchants.
Vacated because otherwise below.
July 13. Mandate to Balph Baby and Balph son of Benedict, keepers of the ex-
Westminster, change of Lincoln, to let Master William de Luda, keeper of the ward-
robe, have 1,000/. for the expenses of the household.
Grant to Master Thomas de Alfreton, king's serjeant and cook, of the
custody, during the minority of the heirs, of the lands late of Humphrey
de Whaddon, tenant in chief, saving to Claricia, late the wife of the said
Humphrey, her dower,
July 12. Protection for the merchants of Florence, count of Holland and Seland,
Westminstisr. trading in the realm, for as long as ihey behave well to the king's mer-
chants, the count having, in the king's presence, promised to make amends
for the trespasses heretofore committed by them.
450
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281.
July 15.
Havering.
July 20.
Hatfield.
July 24.
Copford.
Membrane 10 — cont.
Appointment, during pleasure, of the constable of the Tower of London
for the time being, as keeper of the hermitage near Cripplegate, which was
last granted by Heni^ III. to Robert de Sancto Laurencio, chaplain, to inhabit
for his life ; and the constable is to guard it in the king's name, as the rents,
chalices, books, vestments, images, bells, relics, charters, royal muniments,
apostolic privileges, utensils, and goods thereof are wont to be withdrawn
and carried off both by ecclesiastics and laymen, while void, after the
deaths of the hermits thereof.
Mandate to Stephen Sarazin and Robert le Mercer, keepers of the Ex-
change of Ohester, to deliver to Master William de Luda, keeper of the
wardrobe, 1,250/. for the expenses of the household.
Simple protection, for three years, for Qrimbald Pauncefot.
Letters for Reyner le Clerk, merchant of Florence, staying beyond seas,
nominating Chynus de Burgo his attorney for three years.
The like for Robert de Turevill, master of the Knights Templars in
England, going beyond seas, nominating brothers Thomas de Toluse and
William de Me<lburn for two years.
Master Philip, canon of the church of Kilfenora (Ftnnabarensis) bring-
ing news of tiie death of his bishop, has letters of licence to elect.
Commission for oyer and terminer to Oliver de Ingham and Robert de
Bosco a^ to the trespasses committed n^ainst Peter de Duaco, merchant of
Berwyk, in the county of Norfolk, and his goods lost by shipwreck
there.
Vacated because on the dorse.
Whereas Orlandiuus de Fodio, merchant and citizen of Lucca, keeper of
the exchange uf London and Canterbury, having rendered hih* final account
before the council up to the present day, and Gregory de Rokesle, keeper
of the same exchange in the same places, has charged himself
with all the arrears of the said Orlandiuus, and promised to render
account for himself and Orlandiuus touching the issues of the exchange
of Canterbury from the last delivery of the said exchange of Canterbury,
which was made in May last, the king acquits the said Orlandinus and his
heirs and executors of all could be exacted from him on account of the said
exchange.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Pardon to William son of William le Oysellur for the death of Stephen
lay t, as it appears by the record of Robert Banastre and his fellows, justices
of gaol delivery for Lan[caster], that he killed him in self-defence.
Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor, the king^s mother^ to Master Adam
de Richemund, of all the trespasses against Robert Fulconis, king's clerk, af^
well against the peace of Henry III. as the king's.
Ratification of grant to Emoninus Eschevet, messenger of Eleanor, the
king's mother, for his life, by her letters patent, which the king has inspected,
of the proclamation of the wines of the castle of the island of Oleron, lately
held by Colin, the porter of the castle of Bordeaux.
Simple protection, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's mother, for the
prioress and nuns of Aumberesbury.
The like, until Christmas, for William de Wellewik, going beyond
seas.
Letters for Ralph de Schepeye, going beyond seas, nominating Robert
de Corby anJ Walter de Shepey his attorneys in Ireland.
9^ EDWARD I
451
1281.
July 25.
Copford.
July 24.
Copford.
July 27.
Copford.
Aug. 2.
Eastwood.
Membrane 10 — coni.
Licence for the prior of Hatfield Peverel to cut down all the large wood
of three acres in his wood of Hewode, within the metes of the forest of
Essex, for shingles and timber, for the purpose of covering and repairing
the houses of the priory and for such other uses as may seem most
expedient.
Simple protection, until All Saints, for John de Sancto Dionysio, king's
clerk, parson of the church of Horton.
Exemption, for three years, to Matthew son of John from distraint to
take up the arms of a knight.
Appointment of S[tephen], bishop of Waterford, treasurer of Ireland,
Master John de Saunford, escheator there, and Master John de Kenleye,
and the master of the Knights Templars there, to audit the accounts of
Richard de Exonia during the time that be held the place of the chief
justiciary of Ireland.
Whereas the king granted in fee simple to William le Brun, king's
yeoman, and Isolda his wife, the manor of Forthingebrigg, before the
justices in eyre at Wylton impleaded Bogo de Clare, parson of the church
of Forthingebrigg, of a plea why he took amends of the assise of bread and
ale from the tenants of his church in the said manor, and recovered the
same ; the king willing that the said amends shall remain with the other
appurtenances of the said manor grants that the said William and Isolda
have them accordingly.
Simple protection, for three years, for the abbot and convent of St. Mary's
by Dublin.
Mandate to Robert de UfEord, justiciary of Ireland, to restore the tempo-
ralities of the bishopric of Cloyne to Gilbert, dean of Cloyne, elected to be
bishop, having tirst received from him the usual acknowledgment that this
grace shall not be to the king's prejudice.
Letters from Geoffrey Brun, going to Ireland, nominating Nigel de
Braundon his attorney in England for two years.
Simple protection, for one year, for Pelegrin de Sancto Paulo, going to
the court of Rome on the king's affairs.
Membrane 9.
Commission to Luke de Tany and Richard de Bosco to deliver the gaol
of Oxford of certain scholars of Oxford in custody there for trespasses
committed at Beckeleye and Shotovere against the king's ministers and
in the forest there.
Aug. 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Loveday and William de
Canterbury. Rotinge touching the persons who assaulted Thomas [de] Leaute, John his
brother, Nicholas atte Bernes, John le Clerk of Bodesey, Ivo le Tannur,
Richard le Way [n] man, Roger Rugeconet, William le Litle and Robert le
HeringmoDgre, lately at the marsh of Kingesdelf.
The like to R. de Norwode and S. de Penecestre touching the persons
who assaulted the barons and men of the port of la Rye, co. Sussex.
Appointment of Salomon de Roffa and Robert Fulconis to take a recogni-
tion whether Gilbert de Cundy, who was born at Fernham, co. Southjampton,
and baptized in the church of the said town, and who, by reason of his
minority, is in the custody of the bishop of Bangor by the king's <K)mmi8-
sion, be of full age or not.
452
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1281.
July 27.
Copford.
Aug. 1.
Eastwood.
Membrane 8.
Grant to John de London, king's clerk, in consequence of his devotion
towards the abbey of Yale Royal, which the king founded, and the aionks
thereof, of 40/. [yearly] for life.
Mandate to the treasurer, chamberlains and barons of the Exchequer to
pay the sum aforesaid to the said John out of the treasury or to allow it
to him in his farm of the manor of Bladeno, and the king's demesnes of
Old Windsor, and the king's old purpresture of Shaghe and in the yearly
rent due to the king from him for sixty-eight acres of the king's new assart
in his forest there.
Acquittance to Stephen de Schorn [in the margin * Thorn '], canon of
Lincoln, of 20/. in which he was lately amerced for the chattels of Mo&^os
son of Mo^seus de Clare, Jew of Lincoln, which he long detained against the
king's proclamation, the said Jew having had 10/. of it, according to the
testimony of the said John [de London] ; the said John to be responsible
for that sum («tc).
This was testified by a letter close of the said John sent to Releye when
the king was at Hebrigge.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Glastonbury, and to their successors,
that they be quit of 2«. a year, issuing out of the 11/. 8^. a year, which re-
mnined to them by a composition lately made between Robert, bishop of
Bath and Wells, for himself and his successors, and the aforesaid abbot and
convent for themselves and their successors, which 2s. the king lately re-
covered agaiust them before the justices last in eyre in the county of
Somerset by a judgment of the court.
Simple protection, for one year, for the abbey of La Bruere, its men and
lands.
July 12. Restitution to Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, of certain liberties and
Westminster, suits recovered by judgment of the court against Gilbert de Clare, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, and others before the justices late in eyre in the
county of Somerset, which had been withdrawn from the hundreds of Wyn-
terstok, Ceddre, Yatton and Chyu, to wit, tourns and sheriffs' aids, suits of
dozeins, and ancient suits of hundreds, tithings {tethingorum)^ and other
courts within the said hundreds, views of frank-pledge, tumbrels, amends of
breaches of the assises of bread and ale, free warrens, wreck of sea, gallows,
animals called ' weyf,' divers examinations and cognisances ; which hundreds
pertain to the churches of Bath aud Wells, and are in the hands of the said
bishop as the right of those churches, and whereof, before the withdrawals
aforesaid, his preilecei^sors had been in possession of the said tourns, aids,
aud suits and other liberties as of right pertaining to the hundre<ls aforesaid,
all of which, with suits and certain liberties pertaining to the cily of Bath,
which city the said bishop has to himself and his successors by gift of the
king, are included in the surrender.
Mandate to the sheriff of Somerset in pursuance.
Mandate to the justices late in eyre in the coimty of Somerset to cause
this to be done and enrolled.
Memorandum^ that the said bishop has like letters, word for word, with
this addition, 'Cumeling,' which is inserted in this way 'animals called
Weyf and Cumeling.'
Aug. 3. Simple protection, until Easter, for Master William de Bolington, going
FobbiDg. without the realm on pilgrimage.
Safe-conduct for him.
Aug. 4. Licence for the prior and convent of Typpetre, in compassion for their
Tilbury. poverty, out of the soil of the heath in the neighbourhood of the priory
which they hold at present, or can purchase within the forest of Essex, to
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Aug. 2.
£a8twood.
Aug. 0.
Rochester.
Aug. 5.
llochester.
Membrane 8 — cont,
enclose and cultivate 60 acres with a small ditch and low hedge, so that the
king's deer can go in and out of it, and to hold the same to them and their
successors quit of waste and regard for ever.
Letters for Brunus de Porta, merchant of Bordeaux, ^oing to Ghtscony,
nominating Richard de Overton, clerk, and William Waldeshef his attorneys
in England until a year after Michaelmas.
Licence for Baldwin Wake to crenellate a chamber in his marsh of
Stiventon, co. Bedford.
Protection with clause volumuSj for William de Aldidelegh, going to
Ireland.
Letters for William de Aldithele, going to Ireland, nominating Alan
Osmund and John de Weston his attorneys in England until Midsummer.
Grant to Dionysia de Monte CaniKO — with respect to the manor of
Waterbech, which she held by a rose yearly of Richard le Botiller, who held
it, as mesne lord between tlie king and her, in chief by the service of a
moiety of a knight's fee, and who has quitclaimed that service to the king —
that she hold the said manor henceforth in chief by a rose yearly for all
service, quit of the said service of a moiety of a knight's fee, sheriff's turns,
view of frank-pledge, pontage, hidage and all other royal services.
Memorandum^ that the letter of quit-claim to the king of all the lands in
Waterbeche which the said Dionisia held of the said Richard by the yearly
service of one rose is enrolled in the Charter Roll of the present year in
the beginning of August.
Whereas Robert Giffard, on 4 March, 8 Edward I. in a full court in the
Exchequer and before the barons thereof, and in the presence of William
Giffard, father of Robert, and Gundred his wife, mother of Robert, and with
their assent, surrendered and quit-claimed to the king and Eleanor, the
king's consort, and their heirs, the bailiwick of the hundreds and a half of Ber-
staple which he held of the king at fee-farm for 25 marks yearly, (which
he had by grant and demise of the aforesaid William and Gundred, as is more
fully testified by their charter (delivered by him into the treasury), and by
charters of Henry I. and Henry II. whereby Ralph son of Gerold, ancestor
of the said Gundred, was enfeoffed of the said bailiwick) on condition that
neither Robert nor William and Gundred can claim anything in the premises,
saving to the aforesaid Robert and his heirs the fair and a part of his market
of Horningdon and his tenants there, and on condtion that the tenement,
late of Robert le Lord in Bures, be quit of suit, two wards (gardis)^ and two
wardpennies in the hundreds aforesaid, and the aforesaid Robert and his
heirs be quit of suit in the said hundred for his tenement of Wydefeld, and
have view of frank-pledge [in the tenement] called 'W^ defend* and two wards
and two ' wardepenes ' for the tenement Hardel in the town of Horningdon,
and that the crown can make no claim against the aforesaid Robert, William
nnd Gundred, or their heirs, nor in their lands, and especially not in the
manor of Bares, by reason of an ancient farm which was wont to be paid
to the Exchequer for the said bailiwick, nor make any claim in the eaid
manor of Bures by reason of the said bailiwick or of anything belonging
thereto, so that the said manor may remain to the aforesaid William
and Gundred and their heirs, as free as in ancient times with all
its lilxirties, to wit, justice of tlueves, bread and ale, view of frank-
J) ledge, and warren there ; saving however to the king and his heirs
attachments and amercements of plaints^, if any arc brought against
the said Robert, William and Gundred and their heirs, and of arrears
of the above farm; according as the premises are enrolled in the
Exchequer ; accepting the premises the king grants that the said Robert,
454
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281.
Aug. 8.
Leeds.
Aug. 10.
Ospring.
Aug. 10.
Ospring.
Aug. 12.
Canterbury.
Aug. 16.
Uurst.
Membrane 8 — eont.
William and Gundred and their heirs have the premises quit as abo^eeaid,
provided that the hundreds and other things which they have quit-claimed
to the king remain to him as above.
Peter the Chaplain, canon of Emlj, bringing news of the death of R. his
bishop, has letters of licence to elect, directed to the dean and chapter.
Protection with clause \volumu8\ until Christmas, for Master Henry de
Newerk, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Presentation of Hugh le Bruu to the church of Brideston, in the diocese
of Winchester, in the Ring's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Protection with clause [yolumus'], until three weeks after Michaelmas,
for Guy, prior of Montacute {de Monte) ^ going beyond seas.
Presentation of William de Cravene, chaplain, to the church of Bolewell
in the diocese of York.
Whereas discords had arisen between the men of England and the men
of Florence, count of Holand and Seyland, by reason of depredations com-
mitted on both sides, and lately a treaty was at length made before the king
and council, in the presence of the count, to settle the said discords and
establish peace, and it was provided that John de Luvetot and anotiier of
the king's subjects should be appointed to go to the parts of the count to
hear, together with subjects of the count, the plaints of the king's men of
their injuries at the hands of the count's men, to enquire thereof and to
receive satisfaction and amends for the same ; and in like manner, two of
the count's men should come to the realm, and together with certain of the
king^s subjects, do the like with respect to injuries committed against the
count's men — the king has appointed the said John and Master Henry de
Newerk, arclideacon of Richmond, to hear and determine the said business
according to the above ordinance.
Writ de intendendo directed to the barons of Dover for Thomas Salekyn,
deputed by Ralph de Sandwyco to the custody of this port.
Letters for Master Thomas de Corebrigg, chancellor of St. Peter's, York,
going beyond seas, nominating William de JafPord and William de Cravene,
chaplains, as his attorneys until Easter.
■
The like for Peter de Chauvent, going beyond seas, nominating Hugh de
Kendale and Walter de Booking until a year after Michaelmas.
Protection with clause volumus for him.
The like, until Christmas, for the abbot of Deulacres, going beyond seas.
The like for the abbot of Dore.
Letters for the abbot of Deulacres, nominating Nicholas de Clifton his
attorney until Christmas.
The like for the abbot of Bildewas, going beyond seas, nominating
William son of Alan de Longa Villa until Martinmas.
The like for the prior of La Sele, going beyond seas, nominating John
Godsalvi and Giles de Wanford for one year.
Protection with clause volumus for him.
Mbmbrane 7..
Sept. 1. The like, until Christmas, for Alan, abbot of Louth Park, going beyond
Westminster, seas.
The like for Simon, abbot of Kirkested.
Sept. 2. Richard de Katerington, canon of Ivychurch, bringing news of the death
Westminster, of Henry de Bocham, his prior, has letters of licence to elect.
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1281.
Sept. 5.
Windsor.
Sept. 6.
Windflor.
Sept. 6.
Windsor.
Membrane 7 — cont.
Letters for William Corayn, going beyond seaa, nominating William son
of Glay his attorney until Christmas.
The like for Roger de Clyfford, staying in England, nominating Eoger
le Taillur in Ireland, for three years.
The like for Robert do Criketot, staying in England, nominating Peter
de Tuyt for one year.
Presentation of Henry de Braiboef to the vicarage of Tuyford in the
diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of (he
see.
See the schedule for the king's mother* [The schedule is missing.]
Simple protection, for one year, for Dionis' Qolyas.
Grant ,to Richard de Bosco of the custody, during the minority of the
heir, of the land and heir of John Gerveys, tenant in chief, with the
marriage.
Protection with clause volumvs for the following, going beyond seas
on the king's affairs until a year after Michaelmas : —
Master Henry de Braunteston, archdeacon of Dorset.
Robert son of John.
The like, for two years in Ireland, for S. bishop of Waterford, staying
in England.
Simple protection, during pleasure, for J^. bishop of Kildare.
Protection with clause volttmus, until a year after Michaelmas, for
Hubert de Briseworth, going beyond seas with Robert son of John.
The like for Stephen de Ingeworth, going with him.
Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot of Waverlee.
Letters for N. bishop of Kildare, staying in England, nominating Philip
Shynnon and John son of Adam his attorneys in Ireland for three years.
The like for the following : —
Richard de Bello Monte, Martin le Taillur and Joan his wife and
Agnes her sister, staying in England, nominating Richard Gauet
and Walter Osebern in Ireland for three years.
The abbot of Valmont (de Voile Montis) nominating Thomas de
Colemar and Roger Lore, for three years. ^
The prior of Martigny (de Marthiniacd) nominating Master John de
Belua for two years.
Isabella wife of William Gomyn, staying in Scotland, nominating
Hugh Wintre and Nicholas son of Richard de Rungeton for two
years.
Peter de Columpna, nominating John le Chaumpeneis until a year after
the Purification.
Protection with clause volumus, until a year after Michaelmas, for Henry
de Aunvers, going beyond seas with Master Henry de Braunteston, arch-
deacon of Dorset.
Exemption, for life, to Robert Bagot from being put upon assises, juries,
or recognisances or from being made coroner or other minister.
Pardon to Henry de Coudeslowe, in the gaol of Bruges for the death of
Agnes daughter of Tliomas de Cobynton, on testimony before the king by
Robert Corbet and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver that gaol, that
he killed him by misadventure.
456
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1281.
Sept. 6.
Windsor.
Sept. 10.
Windsor.
Sept. 10.
Windsor.
Sept. 15.
Odiham.
Sept. 18.
Ashley.
Sept. 19.
Lyndhurst.
Sept. 19.
Lyndhurst.
Membrane 7 — coni.
Mandate to Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, to deliver the
temporalities of the bishopric of Kilfenora to Charles, dean of that charch,
elected to be bishop, having first received his letters patent and those of
his chapter that this grace shall not be to the king's prejudice.
The same entry repeated.
Signification to the archbishop of Cashel of the royal assent to the
election of the said Charles (o be bishop of Kilfenora.
Protection with clause volumus^ until a fortnight after Easter, for the
prior of the monks of Thefibrd.
Safe-conduct, until Easter, for the burgesses of Yarmouth, trading by
land and sea.
Pardon to William de Hamsted, in the gaol of Maydenstan for the death
uf Ralph Burgeys, on testimony before the king by Henry de Apeldrefeld
and John de Merley, justices appointed to deliver that gaol, that he
killed him in self-defence.
The like to Adam de Berewik, in the gaol of Ipswich for the death of
Edmund Liculf, on testimony before the king by Rohert de Bosoo and
John de Stratton, justices appointed to deliver that gaol, that he killed him
in self-defence.
Q-rant to the burgesses and good men of Wyndesore of their town at
farm at 17/. yearly on condition that they behave themselves well and do
justice to merchants alien and denizen and to the poor.
Request to Bouruncinus de Luka and his fellows, merchants of Lucca^
to deliver 40/. as a loan to Robert de Brus, earl of Carrick, king's bachelor
{hachelarius noster)^ who is in want of money at present, and the king will
cause it to be repaid to' them.
The like to the same to deliver to 500/. to Master William de Luda,
keeper of the wardrobe, for the expenses of the household, the king not
having money in hand at present, with promise to repay a fortnight alter
Michaelmas. By bill.
Safe-conduct^ during pleasure, for Richard de Norwagia, whom the king
is sending to Norway on his affairs.
Confirmation of a grant made by the prior and convent of Selebum to
the abbot and convent of Dureford of all the lands which the said prior
and convent had at Shite in the parish of Petresfeud in the manor of
Mapelderham.
Pardon to Henry le Sauser, in the gaol of Wolvesheye for the death of
William le Prikere, on testimony before the king by William de Braiboef
and William de Sancto Claro, justices appointed to deliverer that gaol, that
he killed him by misadventure.
Whereas the king lately granted to Robert de Lavannia, clerk, kinsman
of Matthew de Columbariis, king's serjeant, the yearly pension which
W. the now archbishop of York, by reason of his new creation, is
bound to provide to one of the king's clerks to be nominated to him, and
the said Robert by the king's order renounced it, and the archbishop
granted it to Master Walter son of Ivo, king's clerk, citizen of Paris;
the king grants to him, in recompense thereof, 10 marks from the
wardrobe until the king provides him with a competent benefice.
Inspeccimus oi a charter dated at Windsor, 26 November, 48 Henry 111.,
and sealed with that king's lesser seal, granting to Nicholas de Sancto
Mauro the manor of Poulton (which Baldwin de Boulers lately held
in chief of Henry III. and which is an escheat because Baldwin died
without heir and not ancient demesne of the crown, as appears by an
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1281.
Sept. 22.
Lyndhuret.
Sept. 30.
Ljndhnnt.
Membrane 7 — cont,
inquisition taken bj Ralph Russel, then sheriff of Wilts, and William de
Kalne, escheator of Wilts), to hold the same by the service of half a knight's
fee in fee simple : and grant that any claim arising on the said charter by
reason of such sealing shall be of no effect. \^S€e Charter Roll, 48 Henry
III. m. 4 (schedule.)]
Signification to R. bishop of Salisbury, of the royal assent to the
election of Richard de Katerington, • canon of Ivychurch, to be prior
thereof.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for John de Bathonia, going
beyond seas.
Oct. 3.
Lyndhurst.
Oct. 8.
Winchester.
Oct. 13.
Winchester.
Oct. 2.
Lyndhurst.
Sept. 28.
Lyndhurst..
Sept. 26.
Lyndhurst.
Membrane 6.
Letters for the abbot of St. Martin's, Seez, nominating Adam le Bel and
Peter son of John de Strodlond his attorneys before the justices in the
present eyre in the county of Lincoln.
The like for :—
Robert de Br us and Christiana his wife staying in Scotland, nomi-
nating Master Adam del Crokedayk and John de Garton, for two
years.
John Giffard and Matilda his wife, staying in England, nominating
Roger le Taillur in Ireland for two years.
Ingram de Munceaus, going beyond seas, nominating Thomas de
Sniterby and Stephen de Wynketon for five years.
The abbot of St. Augustine's, Bristol, nominating John le Schot and
Roger Lovel for two years.
The same, nominating the same in Ireland.
Protection, for one year, for Master Robert de Evesham, clerk, going to
the court of Rome.
Protection with clause rogamuSy during pleasure, for the canons and
brethren of the Holy Sepulchre {doviinici Sepulchrt), Jerusalem, their men
lands and goods.
Licence, until 1 August, for the abbot of St. Werburg's, Chester, to buy
200 quarters of wheat and 200 quarters of oats in Ireland, to bring them to
England for the maintenance of himself, his monks and his household ;
directed to Robert, justiciary of Ireland, and others.
Pardon to Robert son of Robert Parleben, in Lincoln gaol for the death
of Edith de Karpeswell, on inquisition by the sheriff and coroners of that
county that he, being seren years old, killed her, being eight years old, by
misadventure.
Prohibition to J. archbishop of Canterbury, and the rest of the clergy
about to assemble at Lambeth, from attempting anything against the king's
rights. [Fcedera.]
The like, on pain of their baronies. \_Foedera.'\
Appointment of Matthew de Columbariis, John de Cobeham, Ralph de
Sandwyco and Master Bartholomew de Lardar, to be present, and to appeal
anything attempted against the crown. [Fcedera.]
Protection and safe-conduct for the abbot and convent of Bcaulieu,
taixingaship laden with corn and other goods from time to time to Gascouy
and other pla(v.s within the king's power and bringing thence wine and
other goods.
Exemption to Thomas de Camera, nephew of Hugh, bishop of Ely, from
taking the arms of a knight for four years from Christmas.
468 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281. Membrane S-^^-cont.
Oct. 16. AppoiDtment of J[ohn] de Cobham, U[amo] Hauteyn, R[obert] de
Winchester. Ludbam and Master Henry de Bray to open the chests of the chirographers,
and to view, make scrutiny of, and transcribe the charters, Starrs and
muniments therein, and to make extracts therefrom, so that the debts of the
king may be levied as of right and according to the custom of the Exchequer
of the king's Jewry ; so that three rolls be made of the charters, Starrs and
muniments aforesaid, one to be delivered to the barons of the Exchequer,
another to remain in the Exchequer of the Jewry, and the third in the
custody of Master Henry de Bray aforesaid, for delivery to the king.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Master Roger de Martivall,
going beyond seas.
Oct. 18. Pardon to William Page, keeper of Neugate gaol, for the evasion of
Guildford. Walter le Brabaunt.
Ratification of a sale for 10/. made by Ralph de Sandwyco, king's
steward, to Geoffrey de Stonhom, cook, of tiie marriage of the son and heir
of Walter de Aure, tenant in chief.
Odo, clerk of the church of Eillaloe, bringing news of the death of
Matthew, his bishop, has letters of licence to elect.
Oct. 8. Aquittance to the abbot and convent of Westminster for having paid in
Winchester, the ninth year, by the king's precept, to friar John de Balsham to the use
of the Friars Preachers of London bOs, for a deodand on a cart with four
horses, containing wool and cheese, in the county of Middlesex, and 13^. 4d.
for another on a boat, belonging to the bishop of London, in the county of
Surrey.
Oct. 12. Letters for John de Kirketot, staying in England, nominating William
Winchester, le Hunte and Robert de Lyschernan his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
The like for John de Aqua Blanca, dean of Hereford, staying beyond
seas, nominating Giffred Aungevyn and Richard ' of the Longelond ' for
one year in England.
Mbmbranb 5.
Protection with clause rogamus for the master and brethren of the hos-
pital of St. James, Altopascio, in the diocese of [Lucca], collecting alms
once yearly.
Grant, in fee simple, to Hugh de Vienna, king's clerk, in consideration
of his services to the king and to Edmund, the king's brother, at a yearly
rent of Zd. towards the farm of the city of London, of a capital messnage
in the parish of St. Faith in the Crypt of the church of St. Paul, London,
and all the tenement, with five shops built upon it in the same parish, held
of the king by Reiner Magiar, Orlandinus de I^odio and their fellows,
citizens and merchants of Lucca, and surrendered and quit-claimed by them
to the crown for ever.
Licence for Samuel de Eboraco, Jew of London, to sell, unless it be
the king's' escheat, a messuage in the city of York, in Conyngestrete,
between the house of Paulinus de Munbray and that of Adam Verdeuel,
on condition that he do not sell it in mortmain.
Oct. 21. Letters for Walter, prior of Bath, nominating William de Anne and
Guildford. John Russel his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Appointment of Alexander de Trikyngham and Ralph de Arnhal to
give a day to the parties in the suits of divers counties attermined by the
justices itinerant in the county of Lincoln before themselves in their eyre,
as the latter are unable to do so at present ; and to do in the suits afore-
said what of right and according to law and custom is to be done.
9 EDWARD I. 469
1281 • \Membrane b^-^cont.
Appointment of Hamo Hautayn, Robert de Ludham and Master Henry
de Bray to open the chests of the chirographers, and to view, make scrutiny
of, and transcribe the charters, starrs and muniments, and all the debts of
condemned Jews and those pertaining to the king by reason of his Jewry
in any other manner, and to make extracts therefrom, and to levy the
money due to him thereout, as ought to be done according to law and the
custom of the Exchequer of the Jewry, and to cause (o be made three rolls,
one of which is to be delivered to the barons of the Exchequer, another to
the Exchequer of the Jewry, the third to remain in the custody of Master
Henry de Bray, for delivery to the king.
Licence for the alienation in moitmain by Henry de Norwico to the
prioress and nuns of Sepwell, of 5*. of rent in West Wycumbe.
Oct. 24. Mandate to all sheriffs and bailiffs to cause to be arrested and detained,
WeBtminster. until their status and conversation be clear to them, or to the general proctor
of the order, all persons pretending to be of the house of St. Anthony, in the
diocese of Vienne, who shall be found in their bailiwicks who, in the name
and the habit of that order, beg from divers persons money and other goods,
and have not with them letters testimonial of William the proctor general of
the house ; on complaint by him that many such persons go about England,
Wales and Ireland, and under pretence of being friars and pro<!tors thereof,
obtain alms which they convert to their own use and not to the use of the
house, the money and other goods found on them, or deposited in their
name with others, having been assigned to the said proctor or his mes-
senger ; and in case some of them, not having the te^timony of the said
proctor, shall exhibit royal letters of an eai'lier date than the present ol
admission to collect such alms, these letters are not to be obeyed.
Protection with clause volumusy for one year, for Gilbert de Umframvill,
going beyond seas.
Oct. 26. Letters for John de Mautravers, Henry de Haddou, and Medlerus le
Westminster. Brun, staying in Ireland, nominating John Godwyne and Richard I'hre-
shillinges their attorneys for two years.
The like for the following ;—
Gilbert de Humframvill, going beyond seas, nominating John de
Woderinton and Walter [de] Bunion his attorneys for one year.
Master William de Cliff[ord] going beyond seas, nominating Sewal
[Foun] and William de Brumwich for three years.
Iterius de Ingolisma, nominating Stephen, bishop of Waterford, for
two years in Ireland.
Master Jordan de Wimburn, going beyond seas, nominating Master
Robert de Thorp and Jordan de Winterburn for two years.
Percival de Lavania, archdeacon 6f Buckingham, nominating Conrad
de Villa Franca, clerk, and Ottarmaiius de Cuntella, clerk, for six
years.
Licence for Isaac de Suthwerk and Zipporah {Cippore) his wife to sell
to William de Thelnetham, citizen of London, a messuage in the city of
London, situated in the parish of St. Michael in Bassieshawe between the
house of Michael Oyutel and that of Thomas de Weseham and Sarah his
wife.
Simple protection, for two years, for Master Jordan de Wymburn, arch-
deacon of Chester.
Oct. 27. Ratification to Baldwin Wake and Hawisia his wife of the demise made
WestDiinster. to them by John de Ay sse, vicomte of Tartas ( Tartacensis)^ of the custody
400 CAXENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1281. Membrane 5 — eotU.
of the manor of Sutbo, co. HuDtingdon, which he had of the gift of the
king by the extent of 40/. 2«. 8^. yearly, to hold from last Michaelmas and
during the minority of the heirs of Margery, countess of Ferrers.
Grant, for life, to Francis Accursii, doctor of laws, in consideration of his
past services, and of future services which he has bound himself to do, of
40 marks yearly at the Exchequer.
Oct. 27. Protection with clause \yolumus\ until Easter, for Robert de Berlay,
Westminster, going to Santiago.
Notification that Peter de la Mare, late keeper of the exchange of Bristol,
rendered his account before the king at Westminster in the ninth year for
the whole time that he was keeper and retired quit.
By the chancellor on the information of Iterius.
The like in favour of John Sampson and John 1e Espicer, late keepers
of the exchange of York. By the chancellor on the like information.
Oct. 30. Pardon to William le Messer of Roulton, in Brugges gaol for the death
Westminster, of William le Fader of Elworthin, as it appears by the record of Robert
Corbet, William Bagot, Robert de Kyntheleg and Alan de Grlaseleg, jus-
tices appointed to deliver that gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Pardon to Ellas de Tyngewyk, Ralph Dayrel, Stephen de la Haye, John
de Eure, Thomas Mymekan, Stephen le Blund, Thomas de Romeseye,
Richard de Ly veden, Robert de Tyngewyk, Ranulpli de Goldington, Robert
Russel, Stephen Page, Thomas Puteyse, Ralph Bird, Robert de Ger . . .,
John de Wytteneye, William Paysh, William de Wauz, Richard Auverey,
Robert Doget, 'Henry le Lou, John Moriz, Wydo de Drayton, Michael his
son, Hugh son of John de Wyk, John Travers and William Travers for
the death of Master Peter de E^enor.
Protection with clause volumus, for three years, for Master Richard de
Clifford, going beyond seas.
The like for Master William de Cliff[ord], going beyond seap.
Nov. 1. Safe-conduct, for one year, for Art MacMurch and Carvel Affortien,
Westminster. Irishmen, kinsmen of Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of
England, in coming to the earl in England, and in returning to Ireland.
Acknowledgment of the receipt by Hugh de Kendale, king^s clerk, from
Osbert le Lung of Lincoln, of 10 marks for houses of the king sold to the
said Osbert.
Acknowledgment before the king by Peter de Estaney and Guy Ferre,
king's yeomen, of the receipt from John Bek of 28/. 14«. 6d., wherein he
was bound to them for the issues of the manor of West Rasen.
Protection with clause volumus^ for three years, for John de Britannia,
going to the court of Rome.
Mbmbranb 4.
[Oct. 28. Association of Rogei' de Leicester and Elias de Bekingham, as justices
Westminster.] with the mayor and sheriffs of London, to hear and determine a suit in the
hustings, wherein William Moyn impleaded William de Hereford by writ
of right, touching a messuage in the city of London, and Helewise, late the
wife of John de Staundon, whom the said William de Hereford vouched to
warranty against the said William Moyn, and she in like manner vouched to
warranty the prior of St. Bartholomew's, London, and on the part of the
said WUliam Moyn w valid exception wns proposed to the vouching to
warranty of the said prior, which, to the great loss of the said Williain
Moyn, was not allowed.
9 EDWARD I. 461
] 281. Membrane 4 — cont.
Oct. 29. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Northwods and John de
Westminster. Cobeham touching the persons who assaulted John le Provost and John
le Newe, 'chapman,' servants of William de Sancto Claro at Merston,
CO. Kent, and carried away his goods.
Membrane 3.
Nov. 2. Pardon to John de Colerne in the prison of Old Sarum for the death of
Westminster. Glaricia, late the wife of Ralph de Colerne, as it appears by the record of
Salomon de Roffa and his fellows, justices lately in eyre in the county of
Wilts, that he killed her by misadventure.
Licence, for one year, for Roger de Mortuo Mari to hunt with his own
(logs the fox, hare, wolf, badger and cat, in the forests in the counties of
Salop and Stafford, except during fence month.
Nov. 3. Protection with clause volumus^ for five years, for John de Britannia, earl
Westminster, of Richmond, going beyond seas.
Pardon to William de Bolingbrok of his outlawry for the death of Ro^er
de Worxhale» on testimony before the king by Salomon de Roffa and his
fellows, justices lar-ely in eyre in the county of Wilts, that he killed him by
misadventure.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas son of Robert Ster of
Edlesberg, to the church of St. Mary, Fontevraud, and to the brethren of
that church commorant at Grave in the parish of Lecton, of 6| acres of
arable in Edlesberg.
Notification that John Sampson and John le Especer, late keepers of the
exchange of York, rendered their account for the,whole time that they were
keepers before the king at Westminster, 9 Edward L, and retired quit.
Nov. 4. Appointment of Master John de Lascy to the custody, during pleasure, of
Westminster, the king's assart of 18 acres in Dodington, which the men of that town
lately held at farm for 15«. yearly, so that he render the same farm.
Mandate to Richard de liolebrok, king's steward, to deliver it.
The like to him of the manor of Appethorp, co. Northampton, which is
ancient demesne, for ten years, at a rent of 39/. 19*. 3«?., as the men of the
said manor formerly rendered.
Like mandate to Richard de Holebrok.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Waltham by Walter de Tany of a messuage, forty acres of land, eight acres
of meadow, and two acres of pasture, which are of the fee of the abbot
aforesaid in Nasingge, and by Alexander de Alvricheseye of a messuage,
twenty-five acres of land, and five acres of pasture, which are of the fee of
Robert son of Walter in Reyndon.
Grant to John de Cruce, king's yeoman, for his services to Henry III.
and the king, of the bailiwick of the forestry of La Bocholte within the
forest of Clarindon, during pleasure.
Nov. 1 . Letters for John de Britannia, earl of Richmond, going beyond seas,
[Westmiaster.] nominating Drogo de Feria, his attorney in England for five years.
The like for the following, going beyond seas : —
Master Richard de Clifford, nominating Thomas de Morton and
Floras de Chelwinton for one year.
John de Ufford, staying in Ireland on the king'.s affairs, nominating
William de Plumesyerd and Richard Pleysant until a year after
Michaelmas.
4e2 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281. Membrane 3— con/.
Nov. 13. John Ferre, nominating Walter de Kancia for one year.
Westminflter. Michael de Columbariis, nominatincr William de Wannford and Roger
de Haldesworthy for two years.
Nov. 2. Protection with clause volumtiSf for three years, for Master Richard de
[WestmiDBter.] Clifford, going beyond seas.
The like, for one year, for Roger de Colevnll.
Nov. 6. Pardon to Walter de Gaye for the death of Walter le Palefreur.
[WeBtminster.]
Nov. 6. Grant, at the instance of John de Britannia, to the bailiffs, burgesses, and
[Westmiiister.] good men of Boston of pavage for four years from St. Andrew's, 0 Edward I.
Confirmation to John Sampsonis, citizen of York, of the grant in fee-
simple made to him by William de Hamelton, king's serjeant, of the houses
in Coningestrete within the city of York, late of Jocens le Jovene, some-
time Jew of York, deceased, and which the said William has of the gift of
the king.
Pardon to Thomas son of Giles de Gonsle for the death of Peter Joye,
on testimony before the king by John de Vallibus and his fellows, justices
in eyre in the county of Lincoln, that he kiUed him in self-defence.
Protection with clause volumvs, for one year, for John Ferre, gone
beyond seas.
The like, for two years, for Thomas Pypard.
Grant to James le Garzun ' le vicar' of Estdraiton, that he shall not be
molested of his body for the death of William son of Hugh, as it appears
by the record and process of an inquisition taken 53 Henry III. before
Gilbert de Preston and his fellows, justices in eyre of Henry III. in the
county of Nottingham, that he was not guilty thereof.
Notification, that the king has heard by an inquisition taken by the sheriff
of Warwick, that Gerard de Lindeseye never held nor had any land in Long
Ichinton by exchange with Richard de Bikerton for land in Luffenoght in
Scotland.
Nov. 6. Licence for Mosseus son of Jacob and Cresseus his brother, Jews of
[Westminster.] Oxford, to sell their messuage in Oxford in the street called Little Jewry,
between the house of Hugh Cary on one side and the house of Agatha le
Flurmongester on the other, and their place in the same street between the
house of the said Agatha towards the east and that of Robert de Driffeud
towards the west, to John de Kancia, and for the said John, at the instance
of Walter de Kancia, king's clerk, to buy the same.
Nov. 6. Protection with clause volumus, until Whitsunday, for John de Conings-
Westminster. ton, going beyond seas.
Pardon to Richard de Bikerton, in the gaol of Chester for the death of
Richard Howel, on testimony before the king by Guncelin de Badelesmere,
justice of Chester, that he killed him in self-defence.
Writ de intendendo directed to all persons of Devon in favour of Richard
de Boylaund and Robert Fulconis, as justices in eyre in that county, as
Salomon de Roffa and William de Braiboef, formerly appointed with them,
are retained by the king's side for a time.
Nov. 10. Grant to John de Shelvestrode, for long service to the king and his con-
WcstmiDster. sort, of the custody, during the minority of the heirs, of the manor of
Wekedyve, late of Henry Dyve, tenant-in -chief.
9 EDWABD I. 463
lOQ-i MSMBRANB 2.
Nov. 6. Licence for John Giffard of Brimmesfeld to hunt wolves, with his own
Westminster, hounds, throughout all the king's forests in England, and to take them with
the same hounds and his own nets and in other ways which may appear
expedient, provided he. do not take any of the king's great deer ; and grant
that if his greyhounds (/ejt>arartf),bythe breaking of their collars (coleriorum)
or leashes (^lessiarum) should escape from their keepers in these forests and
should take some of the great deer aforesaid, without his knowledge or
against his will, he shall not be molested therefor ; also that the foresters
shall, when asked, assist and advise him in the capture of the wolves.
Nov. 8. Royal assent to the election of Beatrice de Scoteny, nun of Elnestowe,
Westminster, to be abbess of that bouse.
Nov. 10. Mandate to Kichard de Holebrok, king's steward, to restore to her the
Westminster, temporalities.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Nov. 10. Licence for John de Nevill to receive any lands which John de Rypariis,
, Westminster, tenant-in -chief, is willing to grant or demise to him in any manner, and to
hold the same immediately of the king.
Ratification of a demise during the king's pleasure made by Ralph de
Sandwyco, king's steward, to Master Thomas de Button, archdeacon of
Welles, at 1 10 marks, of the manor of Stoke Curcy.
The like of a sale by Robert le Baud, sheriff of Northampton, to William
Dachet, king's serjeant, of a house' in Northampton, late of Benedict de
Celario, Jew, which came to the king's hands by forfeiture.
Grant in frank almoin to the prioress and nuns of Wynteneye of a vir-
gate of land and 5 marks of rent in Suthorp, which the king lately demanded
against them as his right before Salomon de Roffa and his fellows, justices
last in eyre in the county of Southampton.
Grant to Henry de Boel[e8], knight of Hugh de Plessetis, that he shall hold
for life, with reversion to the crown, the 100*. of rent in the town of
Merston, which is a member of the manor of Hedindon, granted to him
by the said Hugh for life, the said Hugh having afterwards enfeoffed the
king of the said manor with its members.
Simple protection, for one year, for Morgan son of Mereduc son of
Grifian.
Nov. II. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Saham, king's
Westminster, clerk, to the abbot and convent of Wenling, of land and rent to the value
of lOOf. yearly by reasonable extent.
Grant to Gilbert de Clare earl of Gloucester and Hertford, whom the
king lately impleaded, by what warrant the earl held the park of Estwode
in Thornbiry, that he hold it as heretofore ; the king, at tlie instance of the
earl, having stayed the plea.
Pardon to John Fucher, in the gaol of Lincoln for the death of John le
Porter, on the record of John de Vallibus and his fellows, justices in eyre
at Lincoln, that he killed him in self-defence.
The like to Roger de Midford for the death of Ralph le Ghapeler, on
the like record.
Writ of aid for Matthew de Columbariis, kind's yeoman and chamberlain,
and Aymer de Ponte, his attorney, appointed to take the right prise and
gauge of wines in all ports between Southampton and BristoU, on condition
that they pay for the same within forty days.
464 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281. Membrane 2 — cont.
Acknowledgment before the king by Hugh de Eendale, king's clerk, of
the receipt from Maurice Sampson, by the hands of John Sampson, of
10 marks for a house of the king's sold to him.
Nov. 14. Appointment of Reginald de Grey to the office of justice of Chester, and
WeBtmiDBter. to the custody of the county of Chester with all the demesne lands of the
king in the said county and the castles of Chester and Flint, with the two
cantreds of Engelfeld and Ros, with all their appurtenances, except the
corpus of the castle of Rothelan, and with the lands and tenements late of
Wentheliana de Lacy for eight years, from Michaelmas last, saving to the
king, wards, reliefs, escheats, marriages, dowers when they fall in, advowsons
of churches, and the vert and venison of the king's forests and parks in those
parts, so that he do not cut down nor sell any oak this side the water of Dee
without licence or special mandate ; at a yearly rent for the demesne lands,
castles and cantreds aforesaid of 1,000 marks, and for the lands late of the
aforesaid Wentheliana of 32/. Os. 3^cf., at which they are extended, and that
he keep the aforesaid castles of Chester and Flint at his own cost in time of
peace and discharge all the appointed alms and the ancient fees due there-
from in the meanwhile.
Writ de intendendo to the men of the county of Chester, and the cantreds
of Engelfeld and Ros, in respect of the justiceship of Chester, and the
custody of the county of Chester and the castles and cantreds aforesaid.
Mandate to Guncelin de Badelesmere to deliver to him the said office of
justice and the county, with the demesne lands and the rolls, writs and all
other things touching the said county and castles with their armour,
victuals and other goods, and the cantreds aforesaid with all the issues
thence received from the morrow of Michaelmas last past to the day of
the receipt of these presents.
Mandate to the abbot of Yale Royal to deliver to him the issues thence
received for the same period.
Mandate to Gerard de Sancto Laurencio to deliver to him the castle of
Flint with its armour, with all the receipts thereof for the same period.
Protection with clause [yolumns']^ until Midsummer, for William de
Kirketot, going beyond seas.
Grant, in fee simple, to Richard le Sauser, of a house in Southwark,
sometime of Godfrey le Marbrer, which was held in chief of Henry III.,
and which, as appears by an inquisition taken by Nicholas le Gras, sheriff
of Surrey, is an escheat of the king and is worth only one mark yearly.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Luke de Thany, justice of
the forest this side Trent, for Reginald de Gyn^es to impark 20 acres of
wood and 10 acres of laund and one acre of garden in In^^rnve {Cringe
Radulphi) round his court there, notwithstanding that the deer repair
there by reason of the density of his wood, and licence also for him to
include his stew at the end of the said laund.
Pardon to Henry de Merieth of his outlawry, for the death of Robert de
la Doule, on testimony before the king by Salomon de Roffa and his
fellows, justices lately in eyre in the county of Southampton, that he killed
him in self-defence and that he was in remote parts when he was outlawed
before them.
Nov. 18. Safe-conduct, until the Purification, for Arnold Pollemok, coming to
Westmiuster. England and returning home.
Simple protection, for one year, for Philip de la Rokele, staying hi
Ireland.
Association of Alan de Walkingham with Salomon de Roffa and b^
fellows, justices in eyre in the county of Devon this turn^
9 EDWARD I. 465
1281. Membrane 2 — cont,
Nov. 20. Grant to Thomas de Hoi ton, cbaplain, of the chapel of la Nejlaund, void
WestminBter. by the resigDation of John de Neylaund, the late rector.
Mandate to Richard de Holebrok to induct him.
Mbmbranb 1.
Nov. 16. Protection with clause volumus^ for one year in Ireland, for Gilbert de
Westminster. Bohun, staying in England.
Pardon to Th. bishop of St. Davids, for taking four does in the forest
of Shirewode, in 8 Edward I.
Protection with clause valumusj for one year, for Martin Senche, going
beyond seas with John Ferre.
Nov. 18. Letters for him, nominating Walter de £[ancia, his attorney for one
Westmioster. year.
The like for Gilbert de Bohun, staying in England, nominating Thomas
Merle and Llewellin le Bret in Ireland, for one year.
Ratification of a sale by Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, in the
eighth year, to S. bishop of Waterford, of the custody of the land and heir
of Thomas de Dene, tenant in chief, with the marriage.
Nov. 17. Whereas Henry III. by letters patent which the king has inspected,
Westminster, granted, at the instance of Richard, the king of the Romans, the king's
uncle, to the merchants of the realm of Almain, to wit, those having a house
in the city of London called Crildehalla Teuianieorum^ that he would
preserve them all in all their liberties and free customs which they had
enjoyed in his time or that of his ancestors, and that he would not draw
nor permit them to be drawn beyond these, the king, to preserve this
grace to them, promises that he will not draw nor permit them to be drawn
beyond these.
Mandate to Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester, to pay, until further
order, the 1,000 marks yearly which he owes for the farm of the county of
Chester and the two cantreds of Ros and Engleffeld to the abbot of Vale
Royal, to whom the king has granted the same during pleasure for the
works of that abbey.
Mandate to the abbot to receive the same for the said works.
Mbmbranb 30d.
[Nov. 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to Hamo Hauteyn and Robert de
Westminster.] Ludham touching the persons who assaulted Richard Maille at the door of
the church of Northwold, co. Norfolk, maimed and imprisoned him, while
he and his possessions were in the king's protection.
The like to Ralph de Hengham and Thomas de Bray touching an appeal
which Agnes de Lund brings in the county of Leicester against Rob^ de
Brokardescote, parson of the church of Skefbinton, for the death of Robert
de Lund her son.
The like to the same touching an appeal which Richard de Lund brings
against Robert de Brokardeskote, parson of Skeftinton, Henry de Lockes
of Skefdnton, John son of Geffrey de Skeftinton, Geoffrey his brother,
Geoffrey de Bosseby, William Travail, Hugh Phelipe, Hugh de Tissinton,
Thomas le Vacher, John le Bercher, Henry de Billesdon, Robert of the
Chirche, Robert del Pre, Robert de Claxton, G^firey de Eeftinton and
Reginald de Shaunton for the death of Robert de Lund his brother.
MI87. Q a
466 OALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
] 281* Membrane SOd^-^eoni.
Nov. 24. Commission to Reginald de Leye and Richard de Staunford to enqniie
WeBtmixifter. in the following matter. Henry III. both before and after the dia-
turbance of the realm, and the king afterwards committed the connties
of Salop and Stafford to the custcdy of Hamo le Estraunge and divers
other sheriffs, who received the issues thereof and other debts due
by summons of the Exchequer from men of those counties, and made
tallies to some but not to others. Hamo and the other sheriffs and
bailifis of liberties never answered at the Exchequer for these, nor
acquitted the said men there, but kept the money to themselves, whereby
divers sums of money are still being exacted firom the men of the
commonalty of those connties for the time of the said sheriffs by sum-
mons of the Exchequer, and the said men are being distrained, as well
those who paid such money and have tallies or other acquittances or other
sufficient proofs of payment, as others who, by reason of the disturbance
of the realm, through plunderings or fires or some misadventure, lost them.
The king, pitying tiie state of such men, has appointed the above
commissioners to enquire, by jury of those parts, of no affinity with either
side, what and how much the said Hamo, when he was sheriff, and the
other sheriffs and their clerks or bailiffs of liberties received, and from
whom and on what account. They are therefore to go personally and
cause the sheriff to make proclamation in full counties that all the said
persons or their heirs who have paid any such debt to the said sheriffs,
their bailiffs or the bailiffs of liberties appear before them on appointed
days and places, with their tallies or other acquittances, having called
before them all who have been sheriffs _or bailiffs, or their heirs, or holders
of their lands, to be present to answer tiie plaints of the said persons.
But whether they come or not, the inquisitions shall proceed, and the
plaints and answers being heard and the full truth enquired into, that
which is just shall be done and due fines imposed when the cases can be
terminated. But in cases where fines cannot be levied, the inquisitions
shall be reserved for the king and council ; provided that if any accused
sheriff or bailiff vouch to warranty the rolls of the Exchequer, he shall have
a day given him before the barons of the Exchequer.
MSMBRANB 29d.
[Nov, 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hengham and Thomas de
Westminster.] Bray touching an appeal which Robert le Westemeys brings in the county
of Leicester against Robert, parson of the church of Skeninton, Thomas
de Thurmeston, Adam le Fevre of Luttreworth, Robert son of Ralph de
Luttreworth, Robert son of William Saterday of Luttreworth, John le
Peschur of Brandon, William his brother, Henry Gyffoun, William * the
persones clerk ' of Skef tinton and Thomas le Hyne of robbery.
The like to the same touching an appeal which Agnes de Lund brings in
the same county against Robert de Brokardescote, parson of the church of
Skeftinton, Henry de Lockes of Skeftinton, John son of G^ofErey de
Skeftinton, Geoffrey his brother, Geffrey de Bosseby, William Travail,
Hugh Felipe, Hugh de Tysinton, Thomas le Yacher, John le Bercher,
Henry de Billesdon, Robert Ofthechirche, Robert del Pre, Robert de
Claxton, Geoffrey de Skeftinton and Reginald de Shavinton for the death
of Robert de Lund, her son.
The like to the same touching an appeal which John Brun of Waltbam
brings in the same county against Robert, parson of the church Skeftinton,
and the other persons above, except Thomas le Hyne, appealed by Robert
le Westemeys of robbery.
9 EDWABD I. 467
1281. Membrane TM^-cont,
Commission to J. de Luvetot and G. de Bockesle to deliver the gaol
of the castle of Wyndesore of Robert de la Croiz, Robert du Perer, Walter
Kjng, Walter Thomas and Ah'ce his wife, Roger le Hyne, Matilda, late the
wife of Richard le Taillnr, William le Fisshere, Richard Hereberd, Henry
le Revesone, Reginald Hoker and Roger Patrenostre, in costody there for
burning houses of the priory of Hermodesworth.
Dec. 5. Uommission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hengham and William
Westminiter. Hamelyn touching an appeal which Juliana, late the wife of John le
Peschur brings in the county of Leicester against John de Staunford,
Richard de Lomsdane, William Peck of Skeftinton, brother Robert de
Spaldingy William, abbot of Croxton, brothers Robert de Beraby, Robert
de Spalding, William le Graunger of Skeftinton, William de Fnlrich
and William le Bercher, Simon the Graungersseijaunt of Skeftinton,
Richard ^Frereroberdescnave' of Skeftinton, Hugh Gray of Wautham,
Nicholas le Heyward, Henry his son, Richard son of Nicholas le Heyward,
Nicholas le Carpenter, John Note, William de Lond, William le K>tiller,
Roger Dive, Adun his son, Nicholas Dive, William le Chatur, Gilbert de la
Porte, Bateman de la Porte, William de Wautham, Geoffrey sou of Gilbert,
Robert Edrik, Richard de Croxton, Robert le Provost, William Modde,
Hugh de la Mountaine, Ralph de Shanketon, Richard son of John, Hugh le
Yacher, Robert Godmich, William Brun, Simon Freresman, Alan Brond,
Thomas le [P]yndere, Andrew Bonde, Robert Pyvel, William le
Fevre, Richard Leuerik, Greoffrey Deyle, Henry le Fulur of Croxton,
John le Keu, William le Heyward, Roger de Ibbestok, John Pecus, John le
Monner, Thomas de Billisdon, Henry Mus, Philip Theabbotesknave,
Robert le Couhird, Robert de Eyton, Richard son of Richard le Wode,
John his brother, Nicholas le Wode, Richard le Norreys, Henry le Werk,
William de G^tehalle, Philip le Sower, Richard le Caretter of Eyton,
William de Marham, Adam Pekus, William Fraunceys, Geoffrey Lurles,
Richard de Babbegrave, William Note, William his son, Thomas Note,
Henry son of Walter, Godfrey de Galeby and Hudard le Sowere for the
death of her husband.
Dec. 5. Commission to William de Brumpton and Gregory de Rokesle to take a
WMtminster. certification as to certain articles touching a suit before the sheriffs of
London wherein John son of Hervey de London complained that he was
disseised of a tenement in the city of London by Godfrey Rosemund, the
said sheriffs having omitted the said articles.
Dec. 6. Association of Hamo Hauteyn, with the mayor and sheriffs of London
Westmintter. to further examine certain difficulties in a suit in the hustings of London
between William de Grenefeld and Master Henry de Arcubus, who assert
themselves to be the executors of the will of Richard le Rus, deceased, and
WOliam le Rus son and heir of the said Richard, touching two messuages
and lOf of rent in the city of London, and to hear and determine the said
suit.
Membrane 28//.
Dec. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lovetot and Greoffrey de
Weitminster. Pycheford, on compkdnt by John de Chykewell and MatOda his wife that
whereas they had lately gone out a walk at Agmodesham, co. Buckingham,
Adam Wace, Thomas his brother, William le Verrer, Ralph le Ledletere,
German le Messager, Thomas le Provost, Thomas le Mouner, Henry Crok
and Richard Blackeberd assaulted them so that their lives were despiwred of
Dec 6. Association of John de Lovetot and Elias de Bekingham, together with
Weitnupster. the mayor of London, to further examine and correct the record and
\ oo 2
468 CALBNDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281. Membrane 28rf— €OfU.
process of certain proceedings in the hustings of London on complaint
oy John de Catelojne that whereas he had the custody of the land and heir
of John de Betoyne, as pertained to him because the said John held his
tenements in London in socage, and he was the next heir, William de
Betoyne, William de Bek and John Godchep drew away the said heir when
he was in the said Oateloyne's custody at school at Oxford, and the said
heir, although a minor, at their procurement impleaded Cateloyne in the
hustings for the restitution of his tenements, and still impleads him there
to render account of the issues thereof for the time they were in his custody
and distrain him contrary to the custom of the city.
[Dec. 13. Commission of oyer and terminer to B. de Hengham and W. Hamelyn
Royston.] touchingan appeal which William le Fissher brings in the county of Leicester
against Italph le Westreys and John Brun for the death of John leFisshero
his son.
Dec. 28. The like to Robert Fuloonis and Walter de Agmodesham touching the
Burgh. persons who mowed and carried away the com of Master John de Lascy
at Stretleye and Scarpenhowe, co. Bedford.
Jan. 1. The like to John de Lovetot and Hamo Hauteyn touching the persons
Burgh. who broke the park of Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of
England, at Framelingham, Keleshal and Stowe, co. Suffolk, hunted therein
and carried away deer, and fished in his stews in the said towns and at
Bungeye.
^ The like with respect to the ear?s parks of Lophani and Horsham, co.
Norfolk.
Jan. 2. The like to Eustace de Hacche touching the persons who assaulted Elias de
Boigb. Rokele and Andrew de Sancto Anion' in the wood of Old Belaund, co. Tork.
Mmmbranm 27d,
Jan. 7. The like to Hamo Hauteyn and Richard de Holebrok touchinic the persons
Walsingham. who broke the parks of Roger de Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marahal of
England, at Framelingham, Keleshal, Stowe, Lopham and Ersham, hunted
therein and carried away his deer and fished in his stews at Bangey,
Framelingham and Keleshale.
Jan. 15. The like to Richard de Holebrok touching the persons who cut off and
Shouldham. carried away part of a whale which had been cast ashore at Thomham and
Tychewell, co. Norfolk, as the wreck of Isabella de Albiniaco, coantesi of
Arundel.
Commission to Roger de Toftes and Master Godfrey de Hulmo
to extend the manor of Hunstanton, co. Norfolk, held by Joan de Somery.
Membrane 7M.
Jan. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hengham and William de
Shottldham. Brumpton touching the trespass of William Muschet with others in fishing
in the stew of Alan Seguyu in Fen Ditton, co. Cambridge.
Jan. 17. The like to Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover Castle and
Shonldhaiii. warden of the Cinque Ports, John de Ck>bham and William de Bometon
touching the persons who assaulted Henry de Apeldrefeld, steward olt the
abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, brother Hamo de Hegham, Salomon
de la Felde, John Bordwate, Jor[dan] de Tanet and others of the hoaaehold
of the said abbot at Stanore, co. Kent, and pursued them to the church
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1281 « Membrane ^M^-^ont,
of the said town and besieged them almost a day, took away a writ of the
king from Ahnaric de Ledes, king's serjeant, who was sent to Stanore by
the Hheriff of Kent to execute the same on behalf of the said abbot, burned
two mills oX the said abbey at Heppelflete and Stanore, dug into a bea wall
of the said abbot between Clyvesende and Stanore, protecting from the sea
his manor of Menstre, and took away the stone and sand thereof, rescned
certain beasts found doing damage to the said abbot at Menstre and
Stanhore and certain beasts of men of the said abbot of Stanhore, seized
Dy Richard Molyn, Bichard de Chileharo, John le Bedel and .Bobert le
Snmeter by order of the said abbot for certain trespasses done to him^ and
womided the said Bobert.
The like to Bichard de Holebrok and William de Bedham touching the
persons who carried away part of a whale which had been cast ashore at
Brauncestre, co. Norfolk, as the wreck of the abbot of Bamsey.
Jan. 18. The like to Stephen de Penecestre and Bobert de Scothou, on complaint
Shoadlbam. by Aian Attemede and Jul[iana] his wife that John le Baker of
Bomen[ale] assaulted her at Bomen[ale], co. Kent| so that she mis-
carried*
•
Membrane 26d.
Feb. 1. The like to Boger de Norwod and Gregory de Bokesle, mayor of the city
Bising. of London, on complaint by Thomas le Flaoner of London touching the
persons who waylaid him between the hospital of Clerkenwell and the
said city and twisted his hood round his neck, threw him down, beat and
wounded him.
The like to Walter de Wimbome and Master William de Marchia as to
a contention between the rich and poor burgesses of Yarmouth touching
certain liberties of buying and selling in the port of Yarmouth merchandise
coming by ship, whether at the time of fair or at other times.
The like to William de Saham and Master Thomas de Sodington touching
the persons who broke the parks of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, m.
Wakefeud and Heitefeud, co. York, hunted therein and carried away deer.
Feb. 21.
WindsoT.
Feb. 23.
Windflor.
MbmbrANB 24<^.
Association of Balph de Hengham with Stephen de Penecestre and John
de Cobeham in a commission of oyer and terminer touching an assault upon
Henry de Appeldrefeld, as on Membrane 26^.
Commission to the constable of the castle of Gloucester and Walter de
Strichele to enquire by jury of that county what priors, abbots and others
hold at farm weirs in the Severn belonging to William de Valencia, and
divert and alter them from their old and customary state, and to restore
them to their former condition.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William Bagot and Master A. de
Botindon touching the persons who entered the wood of Master G. de
Hasphal, keeper of the wardrobe of Eleanor, the king's consort, belonging to
his prebend of the king's free chapel of Wlvrenehampton, co. Stafford, and
cut down and carried away his trees growing in the said wood,
The like to Hugh son of Otto and J. de Kirkeby touching trespasses done
to the mayor and bailiffs of Oxford and their men, and to the sheriff and
the king's ministers by the abbess of Grodstow and her men.
470 CALBNDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1 281 • Memhrane 24d — cant.
March 3. The like to W. de Hopton and B. Springehoege tonchtng the penooB
Abingdon, who hunted in the parks and chaoes of Roger de Mortao Ifari in the
county of Salop and carried away deer.
MSMBRANB 23d.
March 28. Commission to Adam de Wynton to enquire by jury of Christians an
Clarendon* Jews in the counties of Oxford and Berks touching goods of gold and silver,
pledges, jewels and other moveables late of Jews condemned for clipping
the money, which have remained in the hands of their wives or of certain
Christians or other Jews, and to do therein what should be done accord-
ing to the custom of the Jewry.
Membrane 20d.
May 9. Commission of oyer and terminer to W. de Brompton and N. de Stapel-
Westminster, ton, on complaint by R. bishop of Durham that Master Thomas de Birliuid,
Nicholas del Haye, Robert de Coyngners, Eluard de Saute Mareys, Rob^t
de Balliolo, William son of Henry de Jokflet, Adam son of Henry, John le
Clerk, Peter de Lincolnia, Alexander de Cave, William de Haytfeld, William
de Belassise, John de Warewik, Robert de Crigeleston, John le Ghwinger,
Thomas Alger, John le Petit, William Batayl, Robert Bataill, Thomas de
Portinton, William son of William de Garton, John de Eayvill, Richard
de KayviU, Roger Coy and Walter de Redenesse entered his free warren in
Houeden, co. York, hunted therein and carried away hares.
Membrane 19 J.
May 18. The like to Reginald de Legh and A. de Glaseleye touching the persons
Westminster.' who broke the house of William de Hugeford at Middelton, co. Salop,
carried away his goods and wounded his men.
The like to R. Luveday and R. de Ludham touching a complaint by the
burgesses and other men of Dunwich, that whereas they hold the town to
farm and merchandise, victuals and other goods for sale putting in their
port, ought, as in other ports, first to be exposed for sale in their port,
before being taken to market or other towns, and to pay the customary
toll, some men of Walberdeswik of Robert son of Roger, putting in ^ere
with their ships laden with fish, frequently go up by the channel of the
river of the port to the said Roger's town, where there is no market or fiiir,
and sell there, whereby buyers render toll to Robert to the loss of the men
of Dunwich ; and touching a complaint by the said Robert that some men
of Dunwich lately came to his said town and carried away sails, anchors and
other goods.
Membrane iSd.
May 18. Commission to Roger Loveday and Robert de Ludham to appraise the
Westminster, goods and chattels late of Cloye Hutrison and Walter his brother who
robbed John Wether and Robert de Winchelese, burgesses of NewcasUe-on-
Tyne, of their goods and chattels in a certain ship of the said John off
Alemuth in Northumberland to the value of 40/. for which robbery the
said Cleis and Walter were hanged at the suit of the said John and Robert,
which said goods and chattels to be appraised have been attached at South
0 EDWABD I. 471
1281. Membrane 18e? — cant.
Tarniouth ; and to satisfy the said John and Robert for their said losses so
far as the said goods and chattels will extend, and also to inquire what
goods and chattels of the said John and Robert were taken by Adam Bacun
of South Yarmouth, who entertained the said felons, out of a chest with
money, charters and other goods therein, which chest was in the ship of the
said Gleis, the key of which chest the said felon had given to Adam after the
chest was attached by the bailiff of the town, and to do justice as to the
trespass of the said Adam in the said reception.
May 2 1 . Commission to Guichard de Charrun and William de Middleton to assess the
Westminster, yearly rent of 17 marks, their contingent of 40 marks due for the disafforest-
ing of the forest of Northumberland by the inhabitants south of the water of
Coket, according to the value of their lands within the metes of the said
forest, a contention having arisen as to such assessment.
The like of the same to assess the 23 marks, balance of the said 40 marks,
upon such inhabitants north of the said water of Ooket.
Mbubranb 1*1 d.
[May 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey de Picheford and Walter de
Westminster.] Agmod[e8ham] on complaint by Henry de Bonn, that whereas Master Henry
Sampson of La Stock, holds certain lands of his fee in La Stock within
the precinct and liberty of his manor of Agmod[esham] and the said Bonn
by judgment of his court of the said manor caused his beasts to be distrained,
the said Master Henry, refusing to submit to justice, with Robert de
Cravene, Peter de Whilden, Thomas atte Boure, and Richard Byd, assaulted
the men of the said Henry de Bonn, making the said distraint, and rescued
the said beasts ; the inquisition to be made by jury of the county of Hertford.
-^-— — Commission to R. de Boyland and W. de Breyboef, to deliver the gaol of
— Winchester of Roger le Heyward, put in exigent for outlawry after the
last eyre of the justices of the county of Southampton and has surrendered
to that gaol.
June 5. Commission to Geofirey de Nevill, Guichard de Charroun and Alexander
Westminster, de Kirkenny, to make a perambulation of the bounds between the counties
of York and Westmoreland on the moor of Steynmor, between the land of
John de Britannia, earl of Richmond in Richmond, in the county of York
and the land of Roger de Clifford and Is[abella] his wife, Roger de Leibum
and Idonia his wife in Brough, co. Westmoreland, the metes and bounds of
which lands are the metes and bounds of the said counties.
Mbmbrans IM.
[May 26. Association of the justice of Chester in a commission of oyer and terminer
Westminster.] directed to Geoffrev de Pycheford and Walter de Eancia touching the
persons who entered the free chaces of Eleanor, the king^s consort, within
the precinct and liberty of the hundred of Maclesfeld, hunted therein, and
shot and carried away deer.
May 25. Commission of oyer and terminer to G. de. Pycheford and Walter de
Westminster. Eancia. Whereas Roger de Daveneport holds in fee a seijeanty in the
hundred of Maclesfeld of Eleanor, the king's consort, by the service of
riding through the fees which belong to the king by reason of the county
of Chester, and through the fees which belong to the queen in the county
of Stafford by reason of her manor of Macleateld, to see that the king has
the full service due to him, and that his peace is kept, and the said Roger
472 CALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1281. Membrane IM — cant.
has hiB^ature of the tenants of the said fees, as Vivian his fiOher, whose
heir he is, had in the times of Banulph and John, earls of Chester; and the
lords of the said fees have snbtracted the fees dne to the king and his
consort, and have prevented the said Roger from so ezecnting his office, and
having his puture, therefore the king appoints the above persons to enquire
of the premises by jury of the county of Stafford; to enquire by
jury of the county of Warwick, who entered the said queen's park of Aston
Cauntelu and carried away deer ; to enquire by jury of the hundred of
Madesfeld who entered her free chaces within the precinct of that hundred,
hunted therein and carried away deer ; and to enquire who have appropriated
any liberties by usurpation, committed purprestures, or subtracted customs
or services from the queen, or committed other offences.
Mbmbranb \M,
June 6. Association of Walter de Trauayli with Walter de Hopton and his fellows
Wettminstar. justices appointed to hear and determine all pleas and plaints in Wales and
the March of Wales.
June 8. Commission to Master Thomas de Sudington and G^firey Aguillion to
further examine certain articles insufficiently examined in the inquisitions
lately made by Robert de Nevill aud William de Northburgh and othen
between the dean and chapter of York and the citisens of the said city,
touching certain liberties claimed by the said dean and chapter by royal
charters ; and to more fully certify the king thereon at the next Parliament
Commission to John de Lovetot and R. de Holebrok to enqaire who
hunted in the parks and warrens of Roger le Bygot, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England, at Lopham, Ersham, f'remlingham, Keleshale and
Stouhe in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, and fished in his stewa of
Bungay, Framelingham, Keleshale and Stowe.
Mbmbranb I4d.
June 10. Commission to Geffrey de Pycheford and Walter de Kancia to enquire
WestmiDBter. whether the wood of Lyminton is within the regard of the New Forest, and
whether the said wood was seized into the hands of the king by the justices
of the forest in 52 Henry III. for waste committed therein, so that it re-
mained or ought to have remained in the hands of the king until the late
eyre of the justices of the forest, or whether Isabella de Fortibus, countess
of Albemarle, afler the death of Baldwin de Insula, her brother, whose heir
she is, acquired seisin thereof through Henry III., together with the residue
of her inheritance, and so continued her seisin until the said late eyre, or
put herself by other means in seisin of the said wood, and, if so, to enquire
by what means, and how long she has held the said wood.
Commission to Hamo Hauteyn and Gregory de Rokesle to take a certifi-
cation upon certain articles insufficiently examined by the mayor and sheriffs
of London in an inquisition as to the disseisin of Simon le Fannere
of a tenement in the city of London by Matilda, late the wife of John de
Waschingeburg.
Mbmbranb ISd.
June 27. Commission of oyer and terminer to Greoffrey Aguillon and J. de
WestmiDBter. Lithegraines touching the persons who carried away com and other goods
from a ship of William Saer, which was driven ashore at Salcker in
Clyvelond.
9 EDWARD I. 473
•lOQ-i Mbmbranb \\d.
July 6. The like to John de Luvetot and Geoffrey de Picheford touching the
Westminster, persons who assaalted Geoffrey de Larwode of Horsted at Catton near
Norwich.
The like to Richard de Boy land and Master Thomas de Sancto Vigore
touching the persons who entered the free chase of Edmund, earl of Cornwall,
of Dartmoor, hunted therein, and carried away deer.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre and J. de Oormailles touching the
persons who entered the free chace of Gilbert de Glare, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, of Cranehurn, in the counties of Dorset, Wilts and South-
ampton, hunted therein and carried away deer.
Membrane \0d.
Jixly 12^ Commission to Richard de Boylund and William de Brayboef to deliver
Westminster, the gaol of Winchester of Henry de Meryeteford, who was put in exigent
for the death of B. . . de la Doule, and hearing a rumour thereof gave
himself up to the said gaol.
Commission to Geffrey de Picheford, to enquire touching vagabonds
committing homicides and other offences in the counties of Kent, Southamp-
ton, Sussex, Surrey, Oxford, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and
Middlesex.
July 13. Commission of oyer and terminer to Stephen de Penecestre and Ralph
Westminster, de Sandwico touching the persons who entered the parks of John, arch-
bishop of Canterbury, of Aldington, Limmynge and Saltwod, co. Kent,
hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to Hamo Hauteyn and Walter de Kancia to enquire in the
counties of Lincoln, Nottingham, York, Leicester and Northampton as to
certain debts of the Jewry affecting the king, according to the tenor of a
schedule delivered to them by the king.
July 13. The like to Stephen de Penecestre and Ralph de Sandwyco touching
Westminster, the persons who entered the park of William de Breus of Wycham, co.
Kent, hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre and Elias de Bekyngham touching
an inquisition which they were lately appointed to take betweeo William de
Breus and Daniel son of Richard de Cantuaria as to lands held by latter of
the former in Wycham, co. Kent.
Association of Roger Loveday with Hamo Hauteyn and Robert de
Ludham in a conmiiH»ion of oyer and terminer as to whether Benedict,
prior of Shuldham, Stephen de Depeham, Matthew Cachenache of Bucking,
ham, Nicholas Gadrewyt, John Blund and Ghofirey le Messer of Wyrham,
with others, assaulted Richard Maylle at the door of the church of North
Wold; and carried away his goods at North Wold and Stoke Ferry, co.
Norfolk.
Membrane Sd.
Sept. 2. Commissioner of oyer and terminer to Richard de Holebrok and Reginald
Westminster, de Ginges touching excesses, trespasses and injuries of Alan de Bokelaund,
bailiff of the honors of Boulogne and Peverel and his officers, as to which
474
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281.
Sept. 7.
Windsor.
Membrane M — corU.
oomplaiiit was made, while the king was lately in the parts of Essex, by
divers men of the said county.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre and Ralph de Sandwyco touching
a trespass done to Robert Eylweger and Reginald de Rackeleye, barons of
la Rye, by John de Odemere and others his accomplices of the coonty of
Sussex.
The like to the same touching a trespass done to Geoffrey de Rackeleye,
Henry de Rackeley, Walter de Rackeley, James son of Thomas, John
Turry, John son of Robert and Henry son of Robert, by William de
Ichingham, John de Snaves, John de Udemere, John le Summeter, Roger
le Vautrer, Simon le Curur, John le Keu, Alexander le Tanner, WlUiam
Liton, Walter le Barfot, Thomas Friget, John le Marler, John le Fisher
and John de Birche, by jury of Sussex.
Commission to Robert Fulconis and Philip de Hoyvile to enquire and
certify the king as to certain oppressions and injuries done to the abbot of
Quarr, in the Isle of Wight, and his men, by Isabella de Fortibus, connteas
of Albemarle, or her bailiffs and men, after the said abbot and his men and
and possessions had been taken into the king's protection.
[Sept. 9.
Windsor.]
Sept. 10.
Windsor.
Sept. 20.
LyndhoTBt.
Mbmbranb 7d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Stephen de Penecestre, William de
Orlaveston, William de Detlinge, and Henry Perot touching an appeal which
Matilda, late the wife of John le Bonde, brings in the county of Kent
against Adam le Bavent, John le Botiller, Ralph le Stedman, William le
Someter, John le Pestur and Robert le Keu for the death of her husband.
Association of John de Luvetot and R, de Northwod with the mayor and
sheriffs of London to hear, further examine and correct if necessary, the
record and process of a suit in the hustings between Matilda, late the wife
of John de Whassingebum, and Simon le Faunere touching a tenement in
London.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey Aguillon and A[lan de
Walk[ingham] touching the persons who carried away 60 marks and other
goods of William de Wyntringham, clerk, at Beverle, co. York.
The like to Richaixl de Boylund and Henrey de Stanhowe touching an
appeal which Thomas son of William Gerberge brings before the king
against Alice, late the wife of William Gerbeige, for the death of the said
William ; the jury to be of Norfolk.
Commission to Hamo Hauteyn, Gregory de Rokesle and Master William
Tumeminne to deliver the gaol of the Tower of London of Nicholas de
Tracy, imprisoned there for larceny.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert son of Walter, John le Lou,
Robert le Baud and William de Colevill touching an appeal which Matilda,
late the wife of John de Seleby of Peterborough, and Lessa daughter of
John de Seleby, brings in the county of Northampton against Stephen son
of Simon atte Grene of Wotton, Simon Shilling, John Shilling and Roger
Shilling, for the detith of Geoffrey son of John de Seleby.
The like to Roger Loveday and R. de. Knynes touching an appeal which
Matilda, late the wife of John le Warner of Scameleston in the county of Bed-
ford brings against Walter de Hnntercumb, Ralph de Cheuingham, Richard
Typet and Robert Esquier for the death of her husband.
9 EDWARD I.
476
1281.
Oct. 4.
Lyndhortt.
Membrane 6d.
ABSOciation of Thomas de Wejland and William de Brumpton with the
mayor and sheriffs of London to hear and determine a suit in the hustings,
wherein [Bartholomew] Briancnn impleaded the dean [and chapter] of
St. Paul's, London, touching chattels of the said Bartholomew taken and
unjustly detained.
Commission to J. de Yallibus and Boger Loveday to deliver the gaol of
York of Boger de Brinesford, who was put in exigent after the last eyre
for larceny, and hearing a rumour thereof, gave himself up to the said
gaol.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of William le Fraunceis
and Ellas le Waleys of Goningesburgh who were put in exigent as
above.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of John son of William
Bavene of Fenton who was put in exigent as above.
Oct. 4.
Lyndhunt.
Membrane 5d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to W. de Kancia and Boger Springe-
hose touching the persons who entered the forest of Eleanor, the king's
consort of Maclesfeld, hunted therein and carried away deer. The justice
of Chester and the sheriff of Stafford and Derby are to provide a jury.
Membrane 4d.
Oct. 31. The like to John son of Aer andBobert de Staundon touching an appeal
Westminster, which Henry de Nagyton brings in the county of Salop against Henry
son of Adam le Bus, Bichard his brother, Bobert son of Boger Waldin
and Juliana his wife, Henry son of Matilda and Hugh de Kynton for the
death of Alan his son.
The like to John de Cobeham, associated with Stephen de Penecestre,
William de Orlaveston, William de Detlinge and Henry Perot touching
an appeal which Matilda, late the wife of John le Bund, brings in the
county of Kent against Adam Bavent and others for the death of her
husband.
The like to J. son of Aer and Bobert de Staundon touching an appeal
which Edith, late the wife of Boger de Hide, brings in the county of Salop
against Henry son of Adam le Bus and the above-mentioned persons for the
death of her husband.
Membrane 2d.
Nov. 16. The like to J. de Luvetot and E. de Bek[ingham] touching the persons
Weitmingter. who assaulted Laurence son of John, John son of Stephen, John del Fen,
John Crid, John Luxebon, John son of William, Bichard Cassaundre,
Ellas de Cassaundre, Henry Cassaundre, and John Wodereve at the marsh
of the prior of Ely, and the abbot of Thomeye of Witleseye, near Kingesdelf ,
CO. Cambridge.
476 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
n no;! MbmBRANB \d,
Nov. 17. The like to Hamo Haute jn and John Horn touching an appeal which
W^estminster. Christiana, late the wife of Simon le Monner of Flittewyk, and Sibjl, Alice
and Matilda her sisters bring in the county of Bedford against Robert de
Berchamsted and William Joljf, in Newgate gaol for the death of the said
Simon ; also an appeal which Cicely daughter of John de Bray of Barton
brings in that county against the same persons for the death of the said
John at Barton.
Commission to Nicholas de Stapleton and Alan de Walkinghamto further
examine a certain roll exhibited before the king and council in the parlia-
ment at Michaelmas last, containing divers injuries and grievances com-
mitted against the king and the poor men of the town of Carlisle by
Alexander de Bolton, mayor of the said town, Qilbert de Grimesdid and
John le Peleter, and to hear, correct, and determine the said injuries and
grievances.
GENERAL INDEX.
( 479 )
GENEEAL INDEX.
AaroD, Jew of Colchester, 42.
, , father of Samuel andJooeuf, 42.
, Jew of York, 9, 10, 151.
, Joceus his nephew, 151.
Crespyn, Jew, 286, 389.
de la Beye, Jew of London, 48.
le Blund, and Elias his son, Jews of
Hereford, 434.
son of Abraham, Jew, 144.
ion of Vives, Jew, 141, 888, 8»1.
, Vivos his son, 141.
son of Vivos, Jew of London, 212,
818, 886, 859.
Abagachaan, prince of the Magali, 116.
Abberbnry. See Adderbury, co, Oxford.
Abbemnn, John de, 842.
Abbethorpe. See Abthorpe.
Abbetot See Abetot.
Abbeville in Ponthieu [Somme], 22, 888.
, mayor, Sehevins, borgesses, and com-
monalty of, 806.
, prebendaries of, 828.
Abbeys in debt taken into the king's custody,
59, 81, 487.
, tenants of, requested to pay debts of,
78.
sell the year's stock, 88.
, their liability to provide carriage in
time of war, 224.
Abbezoun, Peter de, 108.
Abbinton, John son of Master Robert de,
269.
Abbot appealed of a death, 175.
Abbot's aid, the courtesy paid, according to
ancient custom, on the creation of an
abbot, 862.
AbbytoL See Abetot.
Aberconeweye. See Conway.
Aberdesle, William de, 285.
Abergavenny, Bergeney, Bergeveney [oo.
Monmouth], 24, 126, 198, 298. 294,
889, 350, 428, 484.
, Hugh, bailiff of, 484.
Note. — A name occurring more than once on the same page of the text is indexed only once.
Abergavenny, Bergeney, &c. — cont.
, castle of, 126, 426.
, , keeper of. See Bray, Master
Henry de.
, castle and honor of, 805.
, honor of, 182.
, woods and parks of, 75.
Abetot, Abbetot, Abbytot, (Geoffrey de, 190,
867.
, Jordan de, 417. /
Abindon, Walter de, 437.
Abingdon [co. Berks], letters patent dated
at, 186,426,428,470.
, St John's hospital, 876.
Abovetun, Roger, 180.
Abraham, Aaron son of, Jew, 144.
John son of, 227.
Peter, 28.
son of Benedict, Jew of Winchester,
245.
son of Deulaeres, Jew of Norwich,
877.
son of Isaac, Jew of Cambridge, 42.
, Jew of London, 425.
Abreconeweye. See Conway.
Abthorpe, Abbethorpe, CO. Northampton, 151.
Accursi, Acursii, Accursii, Francis, of Bologna,
professor of civil law, doctor of laws,
^, 94,^177. 278, 817, 874, 460.
, Francis, Francis son of Acus', 177.
, , king^s clerk, 278.
See also Bononio.
Acelinus, merchant of Florence, 882, 446.
Achadur, or Freshford, Acheteyr, co. Kil-
kenny, 858.
Achard, William, 158.
Acheneneth, or Atheneneth, co. Kilkenny,
858.
Achenirke, co. Kilkenny, 858.
Acheteyr. See Achadur.
Acke, William de, 847.
Acle, Akle, Richard de, 220.
, William de, 65.
Aeon. See Acre.
Acombury [co. Hereford], prioress and nuns
of, 251.
Acra. See Acre.
Acre, Aeon [Palestine], 20, 50, 132.
480
GENERAL INDEX.
Acre, Aoon— con^.
Knights Templars at, 159.
, letters patent dated at, 117.
, St. Edward's, proTOSt and fraternity
of, 296.
, St. Thomas, hospital of in England,
master and hrethien of, 878, 425.
Acre, Aeon, Acra, Akre, Dacre, Aljenand, or
Ailand, or Alilapdns de, 97, 281, 284.
, Johnde, 267.
, Banolph de, HI, 119, 178,888,847,
404,406, 411.
, , sherifTof York, 404.
, Robert de, 20, 27, 50, 86.
Acton [co. Middlesex], chnrch of, 869.
, Haketon, co. Suffolk, 242.
Bumel [co. Salop], 857.
Pigott, Acton Pjcod [co. Salop], 857.
Torville, Acton TorbeTill [co. Glouces-
ter and Wilts, 108.
[co. Salop], Richard son of Richard
de, 800.
See Aketon.
Acton, Stephen de, 298.
Aonrsii. See Accurni.
Acus', Francis son of (= Francis Accursii),
177.
Adam, Henry son of, 83, 84.
, , le Rus, 475.
, , Richard his brother, 475.
, John son of, 455.
, , de London, 157, 197.
, Peter son of,le Roce, 180.
, Philip son of, le Lechur, 827.
Wahuhan ap Adam ap Knaithou, 484.
, William son oi, de Cave, 417.
, Wremoktns son of, de Superiori
Wencia and Hoel, John and Meuric
his brothers, 56.
Adberbury. See Alberbury.
Adburton. <Sfee Edburton.
Adderbury, Abberbniy [co. Oxford], 848.
Adele, NichoU&s, 82.
Adenettus, the king's tailor, 867.
See aUo Bidik, Adenet de.
Adinet, John, 441.
Adlon. See Athlone.
Adour, Lador, river, France, 202.
Adtherington, John de, 816.
Aer, John son of, 846, 475.
Aeria, Aera, Giles de, 14, 21.
Aese, Aysse [ = Dax], John de, vicomte of
Tartas, 146, 890, 442, 459.
Affle, Conrad de, 52.
Afforte, Andrew le, presented to Fateneye,
405.
Aflortieu, Carvel, 460.
Africa, 176.
Afton, Richard de, 171.
Agen [Lot et Garonne], 817, 821.
, bishop of, 281, 861.
Agenais le, land of, 77, 94, 112, 286, 885-887,
894, 429.
, , extended, 861.
, land and county of, 94.
, peace touching the, 815.
, salt pit of the, 447.
, transfer of, 94.
Ageuetti, Agynet, Matthew, 84, 86, 92.
Agenetteys, John de, 88.
Agmodesham, Amundesham, Aumondesham,
Angemodesham, Master Adam de, pre-
sented to St. Thomas', Winchelsea,
196.
, Walter de, 821, 851, 406, 418, 468,
471.
, Mastar Walter de, presented to
Nortstok, 85.
5ee Amersham.
Agnis, Thomas de, 851.
Agolantis, Aguilanti, James, 91, 214.
Agri£^ [ap Griffin], Ivorius, 201.
Aguilanti. See Agolantis.
Aguiller, Robert le, 428.
Aguillon, Aguylun, Geoffrey, 329, 342, 348,
351, 472, 474.
, Robert, 89, 101, 442.
, William, 839, 841.
Agynet See Agenetti.
Aherlow, Hatherlagh [co. Tipperary and
Limerick], Hugh, parson of, 273.
Aid, New, 4.
iSfee Taxation.
Ailmer, Walter, 818.
Ailwy, Reginald, 445.
Air, Robert, 448.
Ainunes, Arenes, Areynes [Pas de Calais].
806.
, letters patent dated at, 315.
Aire, Adurensis [France], bishop of. See
Beton, Peter de.
Aisf eld. See Ashfield, co. Notts.
Aisshebum, John son of Ralph de, 416.
Aisshele. See Aahley.
Aka, Adam de, 228.
Akeham, Martin de, 411.
Akele, Reginald de, 4.
Akene, Henry de, 25.
Akeny, Roger de, 445.
Aketon, Walter de, 51, 52.
See Acton.
Akle. See Acle.
Akre. See Acre.
Alan, Alan son of, de fiekingham, 298.
..f Robert son of, de Bekingham, 298.
, Brian son of, 189.
, de Bedale, 190.
, John son of, sometime lord of Arun-
del, 89.
> , John his son, 89.
John son of, de Arundele, 11, 58, 85,
248, 249, 274.
GENERAL INDEX.
481
Alan — eont.
, ...*..., lord of Arundel, 77, 80, 82.
, of Anindel, 11, 39, 96, 161.
169,284,331.
, , Isabella wife of, 311, 874, 404,
416.
, , Richard son of, 275.
, Robert son of, le Capere, 436.
, Roger son of, 85.
, Thomas son of, 124, 175.
, , de Rodne, 304.
, William son of, de Longa Villa.
, , le Marcbaand, 23.
Alanda, or Alaada, Master John, 8 IT.
Alard, Reginald, the elder, 448.
Aku, 182.
Albemarle, countess of. See Fortibus, Isa-
bella de.
Albemarle, Aubemarl, Peter de, 17.
Alberbory, Adberbarj» Edburbiri, Master
Thomas de, 265, 825.
, Master Thomas de, presented to
Cestreton, 801.
Alberti, Reyner, 95.
Albiniaco, Daubenj, Deubeneje, Isabella de,
countess of Arundel, 80, 468.
, John de, 443.
, Philip de, 882, 443.
, Ralph de, 189, 141, 181, 189, 854,
862, 401.
Simon de, 11.
, , Isabella his sister, 11.
,., , , Joan his sister, 12.
Walter, 107.
Alblaster. See Arblaster.
Albo Monasterio, William de, 875.
, Bertreda daughter of, 875.
Album Monasterium. See Oswestry ; Whit-
church.
Alcester, Alencestre, Alincestre, Alyncestre
[co. Warwick] , abbey of, 829.
, prior and convent of, 102, 15«1.
Hugh, abbot of, 102.
, John, abbot of, 827.
, John de Ippesleye, prior, afterwards
abbot of. 158, 159.
, W. abbot of, 158.
Walter de Wygomia, abbot of, 829.
, William, prior of Anecota, abbot of,
829.
, William de Ilmedon, abbot of, 102.
, H. chamberlain of, 153.
Alchery, Henry son of, 47.
Aldboum [oo. Sussex], letters patent dated
at, 75, 115.
Aldebrandini of Lucca, 195.
Alderiche, Alriche, Nicholas, 67, 845.
Aldewerk. See Aldwark.
Aldewin, Aldewyne, Edith daughter of Wil-
liam, 223.
, , Richard son of, 349.
96187.
Aldingboam [co. Sussex], letters patent dated
at, 148, 149.
Aldington, Aldinton [co. Kent], 473.
church of, 297.
Alditha, Thomas son of, 845.
Alditheford [Alford, co. Somerset], Thomas
de, parson of Suthbarewe, 289.
Aldithele, Aldidelegh, Audedele, Audithele,
Audeley, Aldeihele, Audithelegh,
Henry de, son of James de, the elder,
47,67,167, 181.
, James de, the elder, sometime justice
of Chester, sometime justiciary of Ire-
land, 5, 7, 18, 47, 67, 100, 828, 879.
James de, his son, the jrounger, 5,
47, 67, 167.
, , Matilda his wife, 47, 67.
, Nicholas de, son of James de, the
elder, 47.
, William de son of James de, the
elder, 84, 201, 262, 263, 844, 879, 880,
458.
Aldwark, Aldewerk in Galtres forest [co.
York], 424.
Aleblaster. See Arblaster.
Alecok, WilUam, 294.
Alegate, Ralph de, presented to Ostringhan-
gere, 88.
Algene. See AtheKngney.
Aleman, Raymond, 210.
Alemannia, Edmund de. See Edmund.
, Henry de [son of Richard dA, earl of
Cornwall], 48, 56, 112, 191, 250, 274,
421.
, , Constance wife of, 49,58, 63,82,
148,171,208,805,810-314, 858, 863,
876.
, Master Reymimd, keeper of her
lands in England, 68.
' See NoWerio.
Alemaund, Alemaunt, (jk>dechau le, 162.
, John le, 199, 252, 444.
, Teiric le, 81.
Alemuth. See Alnmouth.
Alencestre. See Alcester.
Alepye, Michael de, 410.
Alexander III. king of Scotland, 69, 148, 198,
225, 268, 269, 278, 280, 327, 828, 839,
392, 430, 439.
, , not to be charged high prices
in coming to the king, 278.
, , firstborn of, 439.
, homage of, 280.
, Gtermanus son of, de Preston^ 47.
, See also Alisaundre.
Alein, Aleyn, Ingram, 209.
, John, 394, 446.
, Thomas, 394.
Alfescote. See Alvescott.
Alfonso, king of Castile, 880.
son of Edward I., 893.
Alford, CO. Somerset. <Sfee Alditheford.
482
GENERAL INDEX.
Alfnton, Master Thomafl de, lan^s serjeant
and cook, 449.
Alfrinton [co. Worcester], 845.
Alger, Thomas, 470.
Algo de. See Ange.
Algor, Bartholomew, 410.
Alincestre. See Alcester.
Alingliam, Andrew de, S48.
Alinton. See Allington.
Aliono, Master Hubert, king's moneyer, 313.
Aliphaont, Aliphanth, Ralph, 159.
, Riohard, 159.
Alisaundre, Bandeitas, S5.
<See Alexander.
Allezton, Atheloxton [co. Leicester], 143.
Allington, Alinton, co. Kent, 487.
Almain, 14, 15, 19-26,34-39, 51, 52, 65, 285,
286, 430, 465.
> Edmund son of Richard, king of,
See Edmund.
, Richard, king of. See Richard.
Almarico, Roger de, 78, 866.
Almodesbjri, Nicholas de, 401.
Almondsburj, Aumondesbiry [co. Glouces-
ter], prioress of, 232.
Alneto, Aunou, Alexander de, 345.
, Godfrey de, 845.
, John de, 19, 51.
, Richard de, 345.
Alnmouth, Alemnth, co. Northumberland, 470.
Alphonso. See Alfonso.
Alreford. See Alresford.
Alreltn, Nicholas, 132.
Alresford, Alreford [co. Hants] , 34.
..., church of, 368.
Alriche. See Alderiche.
Alta Ripa, Hauteiyve, Godfrey de, 343.
, Isabella de, 114.
Alto Monte, John de, 222.
Alton, Aulton, co. Hants, manor and hun-
dred of, 27, 71.
See Aulton.
Alto Pascio, de Alto Passu, in the diocese of
Lucca [Italy], St. James, hospital of,
142, 144, 300.
, master and brethren of, 313, 458.
Alum, 87,117, 239.
Alver, Master, 357.
Alveris, Alveriz, Deago, 388, 341.
Alvescott, Alfescote [co. Oxford], church of,
162.
Alyingham [co. Lincoln], canons and nuns
of, 210.
, parish church of, 210.
Alyricheseye, Alexander de, 461.
Alvynton, Robert de, 327.
Alwaldeley, Roger de, 284.
Alyncestre. See Alcester.
Amadori, Amatori, Amadoris, Amadory,
James, 34, 36, 92.
Teglariusy 91, 98.
Amanati, James, 194.
Amaneons, Peter son of, 264.
Amatori. See AmadorL
Amaty, Master Poncins, presented to Thweyt,
330.
Ambianis, William de, 15.
See Amiens.
Ameringhale. See Arminghall.
Amersham, Agmodesham, co. Bucks, 469,
471.
,1a Stock in, 471.
Ameiy. See Aymery.
Amesas, Anmbesas, WUliam de, 160, 296,
360, 489.
Amesbury, Ambresbiry, Aumbreslnry, Anm-
beresbary [co. Wilts], 347, 365.
, letters patent dated at, 76, 427.
» prioress and oonyent of, 60, 450.
Amewell. See AmwelL
Amiens, de Ambianis, Amias [Somme], 15,
17, 20, 21, 23-27, 83-85, 37-39, 48, 54,
64, 65, 319.
, canon of, 369.
> letters patent dated at, 815.
Ammory, Amory, Robert de, 875, 877.
Amundesham. See Agmodesham.
Amwell, Amewell, co. Herts. 846.
Amy, William, 18.
Anagnia, Adenulphus de, canon of York, 395.
Anooste, or Aueoste, Perron, 388.
Ancre, Ankre [Somme], 20.
Andover, Aundover, Aundovere [co. Hants],
15, 19, 20, 24, 32, 85, 158, 273, 380,
429, 489.
Andover, Andevere, Anndoyere, Thomas de,
22, 68, 117.
Andrew, Andreu, Peter, 388.
, William, 391, 412:
Anegos, Eve de, 429.
Anesley, John de, 235.
Angelini, Bonus Signus, 820.
Angelus, Master, king's adyoeate in the court
of Rome, presented to Jevelden, 40.
, , revoked, 42.
, presented to Haversham, 45.
Angevyn. See Aungevyn.
Anglesey, Wales, 225, 247, 448.
Angolisma, Engolisma, Angolismo, Ingo-
lisnu^ Iterins de, 226, 310, 390, 394,
459.
, canon of Dublin, 254.
Angot, Stephen, 44&.
, , John nis son, 446.
Anhunog, commote of [co. Cardigan], 418.
Anketell, Geoffrey, 153.
Ankre. See Ancre.
Anlauby, John de, Maigery, daughter of, 330.
Ann Savage, Anne Sauvage [co. Hants], 357,
Anne, Aune, Henry de, 160.
, Laurence de, 17.
, Thomas de, 36, 160.
GENERAL INDEX.
483
Anne, Anne — coiU,
, Walter de, 30.
, William de, 458.
Annuda, Godfrey son of, 83.
Antern, William, 429.
Anteylet, Peter de, 161.
Antioch, John de, 90.
Anton [near Oampan, Dordogne], barbican
at, 86.
Antrim. See Tuscard.
Antwerp, 84.
Anyers, Aonvers, Henry de, 829, 455.
, John de, 22.
Apeldre. See Appledore.
Apeldrefeld. See Appeltrefeud.
Apethorp, Appethorp, co. Northampton, 461.
Apledrefeud. See Appeltrefend.
Appeal to court of Canterbury, 185.
Appedenened, Tador, 988.
See Edeneued.
Appelby, Peter de, 898, 488.
Appeldrefeld. See Appeltrefeud.
Appelgarth, Robert de, 816.
Appeltrefeud, Appelderfeld, Apeldrefeld,
Heniy de, 157, 276, 456, 468, 469.
, William de, 12, 45, 157, 158.
Apperleye, Nicholas de, 838.
Appethorp. See Apethorp.
Appleby [oo. Westmoreland], 67.
, burgesses of, 104.
, letters patent dated at, 896.
, Stanford field in, 142.
, Crosseby field in, 142.
, ToUeby field in, 142.
, 00. Lincoln, 410.
Appledore, Apeldre [co. Kent], 844.
Appletreewick, Appeltrewick, co. York, 405.
Aqua Blanca, John de, dean of St. Ethelbert's,
Hereford, 458.
Aquisgrani, Franco de, 26.
Aquitaine, duchy of, 150.
, dukes of, 155.
, , alms of, 90.
See Gascony.
Aragon, 264, 265, 268.
Aral. See Arraz.
Arblaster, Alblaster, Aleblaster, Geoffrey le,
367.
, Reginald le, or de, 29, 49, 81, 133,
882.
Archer, William le, 858.^
Archery, co. Kilkenny, 853.
Arches, Richard de, 58, 344.
See Arcubus.
Arehiaco [Arohiac,Char.-Inf.], Fulcaudns de,
400.
f , Mabel his wife, 400.
Arcubus, Master Henry de, 467.
Arcy, Arscy, Artey, Norman de, 80, 118, 217,
220.
Ardern, Hardeme, Adam de, 177.
, Johnde, 204.
, , presented to Lympelesham, 77.
, Ralph de, 843.
, Ranulph de, 446.
, , Catherine his wife, 446.
, Resus de, 853.
, Richard de, 2f)2, 328, 860.
, Thomas de, 220, 804, 348.
, William de, 6, 171, 828.
Ardfert, Ireland, diocese of, 141.
Ardicio, Master, pope's chaplain, 805.
SeeHardicio.
Ardmagh. See Armagh.
Ardyr, John de, 176.
Area. See Aeria.
Arenes. See Airaines.
Aribecco. See Auribecco.
Arley Oyer Arleya, Amleye [co. Stafford],
land of, 132, 145.
Armagh, Ardmach, Ardmagh [Ireland],
archbishop of, 197.
, N. archbishop of, 82, 389.
Armagnac and Fezenzao [GeTS,&c.], Gerard
count of, 305.
Armenia, Ermenia, king of, 265.
Annestrang, John, 81, 873, 489.
Arminghall, Ameringhale [co. Norfolk], 421.
Armurer, Philip le, 160.
Amald, Emaud, Emald, Peter, de Estiyaus,
or Estyyaus [Corr^ze], 338, 342.
, William, de Ripariis, 141,
Amaldensee, coins, 447
Amaldi, Peter, de Villa, 176.
William, de Cadilak, 81.
, , de Sauynak, or Saubanak
[Saubagnac, Landes], 176, 202.
Ameleye, Philip de, 218.
See Arley Oyer.
Arnhale, Ralph de, 342, 849, 407, 409, 458.
Arnold, William son of, de Rollesby, 324.
Arpeth, Eldrepethymosse [co. Durham],
201.
Arras, Araz, Arraz [Flanders], 15, 17.
Baldwin, castellan of, 152.
Arras, Arraz, Araz, John de, 15.
, Matthew de, buyer of the kitchen, 59.
, Nicholas de, canon of Hastings, 445.
Richard de, 14, 16, 25, 65, 308, 380,
400, 487.
, Robert de, 13, 21, 25, 64, 65.
, Wybert de, 851.
Arrey, John de, 26.
Arsey. See Arcy.
Arundel, co. Sussex, castle of, St. George's
church in, 80.
castle, chapel of St. Martin in, 82.
, and honor of, 274, 275, 874.
, and wood of, 806.
HH 2
J
484
GENERAL INDEX.
Arundel — cont
, countess of. See Albiniaco, Uubclla
de.
, forest of, l.')9.
gaol of, 839, 407.
,.., honor of, 39.
, lord of. See Alan, John son of.
, Denis, prior of, 135.
, John son of Alan, of. See Alan.
Amndell, John de, 34, 843.
Balphde, 842.
William de, 71.
Aselakeby, Aslakeby, William de, abbot of
Selbj, 865, 868.
Asgarby. See Askerby.
Ashbourne, EssebumiBssbebum, Oseburn, co.
I>erby 86, 234, 854, 380, 882.
[co. I>erby ?] church of, 862.
Ashby Folvill, Esseby [co. Leicester],
115.
la Zouche, Bsserby , co. Leicester and
Botland, 115.
Ashebum, Assebum, Heniy de, 484.
, Robert de, 878.
Ashewy, Aysshewey, Eswy, Nicholas, 275,
288.
, Felicia his wife, 275, 278.
, Stephen, 881.
AshfleM, AiRfeld [co. Notts], 399.
Ashford, Assheford, co. Derby, 293
Ashley, Asheleye, Aisshele, co. Hants, 155,
401.
, forest of, 363.
, letters patent dated at, 160, 456.
Askerby [Asgarby, co. Lincoln], Michael de,
416.
Aslakeby. See Aselakeby.
Aspale, Haspal, Aspehale, A^pele, Haspha),
Master Geoffrey, de, 12Q, 166, 170, 215,
236, 268, 277, 279, 816, 319, 326, 883.
408, 448, 469.
, , prebendary of Rafiaman, 279.
, , keeper of St. Leonard's hospital,
York, 448.
, , John his brother, 826.
, , Roger his brother, 268.
Aspele. See Aspale.
Assanr, Oiles le, de Turron, 322.
Asseman, John. 446.
Assewell, Oeoffrey de, 58.
, Simon de, 46.
Asshe, Hamo son of Gilbert atte, 276.
Asshebum. See Ashebum.
Assheford. See Ashford.
Robert de, 835.
Assone, Oliver de, 187, 247.
Assonis, Landus, 91.
Astlegh, Astleg, Henry de, abbot of Haghe-
man, 415, 417.
, Henry son of Richard de, 386.
Alton, John de, 832.
Aston Cantlow, Aston Cantelo, co. Warwick,
64, 290, 408, 472.
,Eston, tub Eg|(e [co. Gloucester],
'church of, 227.
Ataumbrun, Eustace de, 161.
Atheluey, Athelingne, Alegene [co. Somerset,
St. Saviour's, Andrew de Sacro Fonte,
abbot of, 366, 368.
Atheloxton. See AUexton.
Atheneneth. See Acheneneth.
Athenirke. See Achenirke.
Atheston. See Ayston.
Athewy. See Hathewy.
Athlone, Adlon [co. Athlone], iunoeemeiahj^
Gilbert, monk of, 390.
Atingham, Bartholomew de. 389.
Aton, ? Acre, 86.
Atorefne, Walter, 294.
Attebrigg, Robert, 410.
, , Joan wife of, 410.
See Ponte.
Attelanscare. See Lanscare.
Attemede, Alan, 469.
, , Juliana hit wife, 469.
See Prato.
Attemelne, Richard son of William, 899.
See Molendino.
Attenoke, John, 180.
Atteputte, Seuer, 23.
Attewatre, Hervey, 161.
Attewell, Adam, 327.
Aubemarle. See Albemarle.
Auberkin, Aubr^kyn, Walter, 2, 24.
AubcTill, Richard de, 15.
Aubrekyn. See Auberkin.
Auoer, John de, 67.
Auch [Gers], bishop, dean« and chapter o( 94.
Aucisiodensis. See Auxerre.
Auchy, Michael de, 187, 247.
Auootte. See Anootte.
Aucot, Auecota [co. Warwick], cell of Great
Malvern, William, prior o^ afterwards
abbot of Alincestre, 829.
Audedele. See Aldithele.
Audefeld, William de, 248.
Audagundo, Giles de, 84.
See also Sancto Audegundo.
Audeham, Thomas de, 197.
Audeley. See Aldithele.
Audenardo, Giles de, keeper of the Tower,
63, 100, 129, 140, 145, 146, 152, 168,
194, 209, 21Q, 258, 259, 278, 277, 982,
298, 308, 319, 826, 354, 867, 895, 419,
425.
, , presented to Cherringes, 277.
) See also Garderoba, Giles de.
Audevell, Nicholas, de, 20.
Audithele. See Aldithele.
Audoeni, Blaster Peter, 168.
Ange, de Alffo, Normandy, merchants of, 5S.
Augemodesham. See Agmondesham.
GENERAL INDEX.
485
Anger, Simon, 66.
Aukele, Heniy de, canon of Lincoln of, 77.
Anlton. See Alton.
Aolton, John de, 342.
, Thomas de, 184.
Aomale, Aubemarle in Ponthien [Somme],
906.
, abbot of, 97, 888.
Aumbesas. See Amesas. *
Aumery. See Aymery.
Aamondesbiry. See Almondsbury.
Aomoner, Ralph le, 188.
Aumnndeabam. See Agmodesham.
Anmondeyill, Master Richard de, 47.
Aundonr. See Andover.
Anndovere. See Andover.
Aune. See Anne.
Annfrey, John, 245 .
Annger, Femj nua, 87.
;.., Peter, 38.
., Simon, 50.
William, 343.
Anngeyin, AngCTjn, Geo£frej, 17> 52.
Oiffred, 458.
, Stephen, 84.
, William le, 840.
, , Alice wife of, 840.
Aungle, William del, 848.
Aonon. See Alneto.
Annvera. See Anvers.
Aora, William de, paraon of Gnapton, 427.
Aore, Walter de, 458,
Auribecco, Aribecco, Elias de, 19.
, Nigaaias de, 21.
, Richard de, 21.
Anate, Maater Ralph de, 405.
Ant, John de, 84.
Anverey, Richard, 460.
Anyem, Anketin de, 68.
Anremt AuHnodensis [France], dioceae of,
151.
Avelyn, John eon of Sinicla, 414.
Avenebiry, Osbert de, 868.
, Walter de, 81.
Ayenel, John, 329, 339.
, Nicholas. 853.
, Maater Robert, 880.
, Robert, sometime chancellor of the
bishop of Durham, 202. *
, WiUiam, 111.
Aveneys, Aveynvs, Baldwin de, 187, 247.
, John de, 229, 302, 880.
, , Agnes his wife, 229, 802, 380.
Aveny, Almaric de, 317.
Averdraa, Simon, 88.
ATerham, Egrom [co. Kotta], 62.
Aveynes. See Avenejs.
Avigliana, AviUau [in the marquisate of Susa,
SaToy]. castle of, 64.
Avingham [Alyingham, co. Lincoln], Simon
de, 159.
Arylera, Bartholomew de, 152.
Axminster, Azeminstre [co. Devon], church
of, 200.
, advowson of, 200.
Aziholm, Walter de, 293.
Aylens [Aillan], Bernard de, 84.
Aylesbury, Eyleebury [co. Bucks], 113.
, gaol of, 811, 340, 344.
, letters patent dated at, 83, 84.
Aylesford, Henry de, prior, afterwards abbot
of Battle, 436, 440.
Aylestone [co. Leicester], 264.
Aylewite, Gerard de, 14.
Aymery, Amery, Aumery, James, 98.
, John, 267.
Aymbgo, Noctus de, 83H.
Aysse. See Aese.
Aysshewey. See Ashewy.
Ayston, Atheston [co. Rutland] letters patent
dated at, 106.
B
Baauctaer, Ralph le, 17.
See Blanncher.
Babbe, Geoffrey, 854.
Babbegrave, Richard de, 467.
Bablorkan. See Ballylarkin.
Bacham, William de, 332.
Bacheworth, Bachesworth, Roger de, 348,
881.
Bacun, Adam, 471.
, Eustace, 147.
, John, parson of Eatry, 273.
, Nicholas, 879.
Bacton, Baketon, co. Norfolk, 487.
Badde, John de, 49.
Baddeaworth, Peter de, 898.
Badelesmere, Batelesmere, Badelmere, Gunce-
lin de, justice of Chester, 60, 105, 108,
165, 169, 186, 190, 198, 199, 242, 246,
247, 252, 296, 827, 842, 344, 366, 878,
415, 484, 462, 464.
, Peter de, 69.
Badesham, John de, 217.
Badmundesfeld [in Wickhambrook, co. Suf-
folk], 64.
Baggeston, Osbcrt de, 84.
Baggingeden, Richard de, 159.
Bagot, Bagod, Ralph, 408.
, Robert, chief justice of Common
Pleas in Dublin, afterwards chief jus-
tice of the Bench in Dublin, 61, 107,
114, 155, 258, 881, 384, 455.
, , appointea ehief justice of ihe
Bench, Dublin, 114.
, , sometime constable of Limerick
castle, and sheriff of that county, 884.
486
GENERAL INDEX.
Bagotf Bagod — cont.
, WilKam, 47, 48, 342,344,346,347,
460, 469.
Bailiff, Robert le, of Thefford, 290.
, Boger, of Terring, 287.
Baionia, Bernard de, 184.
See Bayonne.
Bajvli, 429.
Bakehouse, 244.
Bakepuz, Thomas de, 77.
, William de, late escheator of Ire-
land, 7.
Baker, John le, 469.
Baketon, Stephen, 406.
See Bacton.
Bakhampton. See Bockhampton.
Balania [Belin, near Bordeaux?], Isbertus
de, 162.
Balasses, 425.
Balauncer, Robert le, 51.
Balderton [co. Notts], 153.
Baldewyn, Baudewyn, John, 287.
, Maurice, 345.
Robert, 410.
, Simon, 358, 401.
, William, 322.
Baldewynes, Baldonetti, Hubert, 196, 320.
Baldimentus, public notary of the palatine
court, 130.
Baldin, Lambert, merchant of Siena, 95.
See also Baudini.
Baldock, Bnldak, Bandak [co. Herts], 15, 28,
25, 68, 85.
, letters patent dated at, 184.
Baldok, Baudak, John de, 65.
, Master Ralph de, archdeacon of Mid-
dlesex, 368.
Baldonetti. See Baldewynes.
Balesham, Balsham [Balsham, co. Cam-
bridge], John de, 180, 458.
Baligaveran. See Gowran.
Balimaglassan. See Ballymaglasson.
Baliogare. See Garristown.
Balle, Hugh, 278.
, Robert le, 168.
, Walter, 867.
, William, 862.
Balliogary. See Garristown.
Balliolo, Baylol, Agnes de, 139.
, Alexander de, 47, 145, 431.
, , Eleanor wife of, 318.
, , Isabella wife of, 431.
, Clemencia de, 443.
, Dervorgulla de, 281.
, Ingram de, 139.
Johnde, 397.
, , Dervorgulla wife of, 281, 396,
399.
, Robert de, 839, 428, 470.
Ballylarkin, Bablorkau, co. Kilkenny, 353.
Ballymaglasson, Balimaglassan [oo. Meatk],
382.
Balsatte, Adam de, 267.
Balsham, co. Cambridge. See Balesham.
Balsham, Hugh de, bishop of Ely [1256 —
16 June 1286], 52, 140, 178, 180, 421,
457.
Balum, Walter de, 428.
Bamborough, Baqciburg [co. Northumber-
land], 169.
, St. Mary liiagdalen, hospital of, 235.
Bamburg, Thomas de, 235.
Bamfeld, Richard de, 407.
Bampton [co. Oxford?], 438.
[co. Oxford], letters patent dated at,
187, 188.
Banastre, Henry, 328, 436.
, Robert, 229, 242, 842, 406, 440, 450.
Banbury [co. Oxford], 276.
, letters patent dated at, 108, 136, 194,
196.
S^e Bannebiry.
Bangor [co. Camaryon], A. bishop of, 293.
, Anian, bishop of, 251, 827, 931.
, bishop of, 451.
, John, clerk of the bishop o^ 194.
, Friars Preachers of, 223.
, Molys, prior of, 29.
Banhals, Gaillard de, 154.
Banham [co. Norfolk], church of , advowson
of, 250.
Bannebiry, William de, 142.
Banstead, co. Surrey, 41, 426.
Baouse, John de, 449.
Barath, Bernard, 32.
Barbedor, Henry, 208.
Barbelgen, Barbelgan, Henry de, 38.
, Walter de, 22.
Barber, Barbor, Henry le, 20, 21.
, John le, 162.
, Peter le, 380.
, Theobald le, 161.
, Thomas le, 381.
Barbling, John de, 14.
Barcelona, Bercelona [Spain], 87, 117.
Barche, Nicholas, 410.
5ee Barge.
Bard, Bardof [in the duchy of Aosta], castle
of, 64.
Barden in Skipton, Berdenn, co. York, wood
of, 405.
Bardeneye, Master Thomas de, marshal of
£leanor, the king's consort, 278.
Bardeseye. See Bardsey.
Bardesle. See Bamsley.
Bardi, Gualteroccus, 196.
James, Renuncinus, lord of, 320.
Bardi, Bardy, of Florence, the society of, 3 14,
320.
Bardney, Bardenay, Bardeneye [co. Linooln],
abbey, 135, 136, 140.
GENERAL INDEX.
487
Bardney, Bardenay, &c.-^con/.
f Peter de Barton, prior of, 367.
» , abbot of, 185.
, Robert de Wamflet, abbot of, 369.
, abbot of, 264.
Bardof. See Bard.
Bardolf, William, 143, 217.
Baidaey, Bardeseye [co. Camaryon], abbot
of, 223.
Bardun, John, 149, 158, 169, 265, 268.
, Michael, .149, 158.
Bardy. See Bardi.
Bareiitin, Drogo de, 56, 435.
Bareflete. See Barflet.
Baret, Master Roger, 398.
.Thomas, 223.
fiareinll, Nicholas de, 283.
iSee Berevill.
Barflet, Bareflete, Nicholas de, 66, 117.
Barfleur, Berflet [Manche], 179.
Barfot, Walter le. 474.
Baige, Richard, 410.
See Barohe.
Barkergarth, Hauco de, 119.
Barking, Bsrking [eo. Essex], Alice de Mer-
ton, abbess of, 131.
, Matilda de Lovelaunde, prioress of,
100.
Barlings, Barlinges [co. Lincoln], abbot and
convent of, 443.
Barnard Castle [co. Durham], 397.
Barnes [co. Surrey], letters patent dated at,
96,98,331.
Bamerill, Hugh de, 326.
Barnsley, Bardesie, co. Gloucester, 177.
Barnstaple, Berstaple [co. Essex], the hun-
dreds and a half of, 453.
Barnwell, Bemewell [co. Cambridge], letters
patent dated at, 188, 197.
[St. Giles], prior of, 42.
Baron, Geoffrey, 79, 80.
Barons, contentions amongst, 9.
Barons' war, 33, 80, 94, 104, 109, 140, 151,
164, 169, 173, 175, 288, 262, 275, 400,
466.
, Lynn walled in the time of, 238.
Barras, WiUiam, 19.
Barn. See Barry.
Barris, John de, 306.
Barrow, South, Suthbarewe [co. Somerset],
church of, 289.
Barrowby, co. Rutland. See Bernby.
Barry, Barn, Joao de, 384.
, John, 263.
, Rich^d, 23.
, de, 48.
, William, 417.
Barsham, Henry de, 383, 404.
Bartholomei, Andrew, de Ferentino, 895.
, John, 161.
, Michael, 92.
Barton, Peter de, prior of Bardeney, 367.
Philip de, 264, 346.
, Robert de, 164.
iSee Berton.
Barton [co. Beds], 476.
Court in Colwall, Berton in Colewell,
CO. Hereford, prebend of, 802.
[on Humber], [co. Lincoln], letters
patent dated at, 137.
Baru, Robert le, 265.
Baruncinus. See Vultuma.
Barwe, Adam de, 430.
Barwick, Berewyk [co. Somerset], 64.
Basage^. See Besages.
Bashall, Bashal [co. York], 329.
Basildon, Bastelden [co. Berks], 360.
Basing, Basingges, Basingg, John de, pr^
sented to Chemeledeston, 184.
...., , presented to Chelmedesdon,
172.
, Robert de, 15, 25, 34, 65, 68, 414.
, Thomas de, 14, 15, 17, 21, 24-26, 85,
65, 67, 70, 95, 97, 187, 221, 222, 316,
411.
, , Avicia wife of, 316.
Basingestok, John de, 18.
Basingstoke, Basingestok [co. Hants], 36,
439.
Basingwirk [co. Flint], 227.
« , abbot and convent of, 129, 242, 256.
, camp near [co. Flint], letters patent
dated at, 221, 224-227, 241, 242.
Baskerville, John de, 58, 18U, 380.
, Walter de, 56, 272.
Baskesale, John de, 32.
Basket, Robert, 267.
See Basset.
Basoc, John, 445.
Basset, Anselm, 128, 252, 862, 867.
, Philip, sometime constable of the
Tower, 92.
, , Alina his daughter, 358.
, Ralph, of Welledon, 403.
, Robert, 263.
iSee Basket.
, Simon, 221.
Bassingbum, Eborard de, 339.
v., , John his brother, 339.
, Elias son of Roger de, 294.
, Nicholas de, 329, 343.
, , parson of Tydecumbe, 83, 135.
, , presented to Wrecworthin, 77.
Bastelden, Thomas de, 364.
See Basildon.
Basteneys, William, 105.
Basy, Roger, 334.
Batail, Bataille, Batayl, John de la, 274.
, Richard, 217.
, Robert, 108,470.
, Simon, 164.
i
488
GENERAL INDEX.
Bataily Bataille, &c. — eotU,
, WiUuun,470.
Bate, Robert, 4S8.
, , Eva wife of, 483.
Bateleemere. See Badelesmere.
Batennao, William, 896.
Bath [co. Somerset J, 104, 106.
«., bailifFe and good men of, 12, 92.
, bartOD of, 12, 94, 96.
, city of, 91, 9-1, 96.
, citj of with the barton, 28, 30.
, letters patent dated at, 160.
, liberties of, 452.
,St. Peter's, prior of, 58, 75, 160, 161,
295.
, prior and convent of, 80, 74.
, Walter, prior of, 458.
, toll, exemption of citisens from, 114.
Bath and Wells, bishop of. See Wjnton,
Thomas de ; Bnmel, Robert ; Bitton,
William.
, William, bishop of, 46, 55, 58, 74.
, diocese or bishopric of, 49, 58, 61, 62,
74, 77, 163.
Bathan, Alan, 344, 346.
Bathonia, Henry de, 485.
, John de, 444, 457.
, Master Walter de, 158, 274.
Batreschipp cUioM Watreschipp, William de,
200.
Battle [oo. Sussex], letters patent dated at,
150, 178.
[St.Martin's], Reginald, abbot of, 431.
, , Henry de Ay lesford, prior, after-
wards abbot of, 436, 440.
, , abbot of, 43, 282.
Bator, Richard le, 263, 267.
Baud, Robert le, sheriff of Northampton, 362,
463, 474.
, William de, 190.
le, 220.
Baadak. See Baldock.
Baudan, Waubert, 35.
Baudewyne. See Baldewyn.
Baudini, Bendyn, Bartholomew, 97, 101, 258.
See also Baldin.
Banlagh, Walter, 37.
Baoaan, Stephen, 371.
Bavent, Adam de, 474, 475.
Bazton, Andrew, 831.
Bayeox, bishop of. See Neapoli, Master
Gregory de.
Bay ham, Begham [co. Sussex], Reginald,
abbot of, 206.
Baylol. See Balliolo.
Baymund, John, 300.
Bayonne, Bayon, Bayun, 14, 35, 36, 82, 128,
187, 155, 176, 194, 197, 202, 236, 289,
848, 879.
, castle of, 194.
Bayonne, Bayon, &c. — cont.
mayor and citisens of, 128.
, and commonalty of, 197.
, and hundred peers of, 176.
, serjeantry in, 137.
, shipping from, 155.
Bayun. See Bayonne.
Bazadois [Pays de Basas, France], proTinoe
of, 162.
Baxas [Franoe], bishop of, 102.
, , diocese of, 145.
B^am, Biern, Beame, Biemi, Byema, Gaston
de, vicomte of B6am, 79, 98, 134, SOO,
286, 298, 820, 440.
, , his appeal to France in 1278,
286.
Beatrice, the king's sister, 81, 270.
, See also Britamiia, John de«
earl of Richmond.
Beanbek, WUliam de, 38.
Beanlien [co. Hants], 270.
, letters patent dated at 77, 78, 116,
160, 181.
Kings [co. Hants], abbey of, 1 54, 899.
, , abbot of, 270.
, , abbot and convent of, 801, 457.
Beaumes, Beumes, Hugh de, 192, 316.
Beauvais, Beuvays [rOise], 52.
Beauveys, Philip de, 335.
, liiaster Simon de, king's Serjeant and
surgeon, 169, 170, 172.
Bee Hellouin in Normandy [Euro], Peter,
abbot of, 75.
, abbot of, 163, 828,
, monk of, 8C1.
Becard, John, 161, 306, 423.
Peter, 807.
Be[ccles ?], co. Norfolk, 188.
Becerciat or bocercia, 211, 391.
Bechet, Emeric, 94, 100.
[Becket],ThomaB, chancellor of Henry II. 357.
Beckingham Wood House, Wodehuses, oo.
Notts, 289, 293, 849.
Beckington, Bekyngton [co. Someriet] ,oharch
of, 168.
Beckley, Beckeleye [co. Oxford], 451.
, letters patent dated at, 101, 122.
, park of, 178.
Becton, Thomas de, 815.
Bedale« Brian son of Alan de, 190,
Bedet'ord, Richard de, 54, 91. 314.
Bedel, Adam le, Matilda wife of, 25i>.
, , Robert his son, 256.
, Johnle, 469.
, Roger le, 337.
, Walter le, 180.
Bedenested, William de, 291.
Bedenewell, John de, 410.
Bedford [co. Bedford], Jews of, 6.
, Jews chest of, 121.
, town of, 145.
GENERAL INDEX.
489
Bedford, ooanty of, eyre in, 145, 160.
, sheriil of, 8, 428.
Bedgrove ? Pebbegrave, oo. Bucks, 178.
Beenham Lovel, Benham [ia Welford parish,
CO. Berks], 92.
Beesbj, Besebj [co. Lincoln], 209.
Beggere, Christiana la, 420.
Begham. See Bayham.
Beghom. See Bewholme.
Beiyill, Bernard de, 230.
Bek, Anthony, 54, 59, 60, 63, 77, 85, 92, 97,
98. 186, 140, 149, 151, 168, 172, 195,
202, 203, 209, 254, 259, 268, 269, 276,
281, 286, 298, 808, 805, 807, 810, 821,
823, 385, 889, 858, 854, 356, 869, 875,
881, 406, 425, 426, 440.
, , archdeacon of Dorham, 140,
151, 889, 854.
, derk of the household, 68.
, , keeper of the wardrobe, 59, 60.
, , king's clerk, constable of the
Tower of London, 92, 276.
, , prebendary of Streneshal, 821.
, , presented to Lanpadarmaur,
209.
, Hamo son of William, 168.
, John, 60, 69, 82, 86, 89, 95, 120, 128,
141, 158, 158, 281, 284, 287, 297, 812,
319, 388, 848, 844, 348, 402, 409, 410,
412-414, 460.
, John de, 18.
, Mainettns, Manettus, or Maynettus,
214,320,858,401.
, Master Thomas, 61, 63, 74, 75, 83,
84,92, 95, 99, 106, 107, J 27-129, 132,
138, 141, 174, 187, 190-192, 197, 198,
209, 212, 215, 216, 218, 242, 253, 258,
261, 262, 264, 280, 282, 304, 805, 807,
809, 814-816, 819, 325, 826, 328, 830,
881, 886, 844, 345, 854, 861-863, 367,
870, 878, 875, 378, 882, 390, 395, 896,
422.
, , keeper of the wardrobe, 92.
, , keeper of the wardrobe at the
Tower of London, 61, 68.
, archdeacon of Dorset, 129,
854.
, prebendary of Castre, 361.
, of St. Davids, 870.
, , bishop of St. Davids [8 June
1280—12 May 1293], 882, 420, 422,
425, 426, 445, 4(.5.
, William, 18, 68.
, de, 468.
Bekiogham, Bekyngham, Alan de, 289, 849.
, , Hngh his son, 289.
, Alan son of Alan de, 298, 840, 849.
, Elias de, justice, 54, 68, 67, 88,91,
120-122, 182, 183, 240, 244, 266,267,
276, 288, 286, 290, 292, 294, 818, 348,
845, 406, 409-411, 460, 467, 478, 475.
, John son of Alan de, 298, 340, 849.
Robert son of John de, 289, 298,
840.
Bekingham, Bekyngham— con^.
, son of John son of Bichard
de, 298.
, son of John son of Alan de,
409.
Bekyngham. See Bekingham.
Bekynton. See Beckington.
Bel, Adam le, 157.
, Bichard le, 108.
WUb'am le, 373.
5ee Belle.
Belassise in Emoeth, Belasise in Hakebech,
00. Norfolk, 883.
Belassise, William de, 470.
Belannd, Belannte, John, 288, 289, 267.
Sefi Bykind.
Belcar, Belcayr, Falco, 129, 130.
Belchamp, Beuchamp, Parva, co. Essex,
449.
, advowson of, 449.
Belegrave. See Belgrave.
Belehem, Bobert de, 208.
Belemeyns, Roger, presented to St. Stephen's
without the castle of Wolveeeye, Win-
chester, 440.
Belet, Peter, 882.
, William, 152, 838.
Belgrave, Belegrave, co. Leicester, 850.
Bellasit. See Belassise.
Belle, Adam, 196.
, Robert, 355.
, Thedaldus de la, 312.
iSfeeBel.
Belleward, Alice wife of William le, 283.
Bellindotis, Salvagius, 181.
Bello Campo, Beauchamp, Aggareta de, 74.
, Alice de, 180.
, Humphrey de, 46.
, James de, 192.
, John de, 189, 847.
, William de, earl of Warwick, 47, 48,
66, 78, 117, 127, 137, 140, 169-171,
184, 189-192, 489.
Bello Joco, Hugh de, 185.
Bello Monte, Godfrey de, 857.
, Richard de, 455.
Bello Prato, John de, 842.
Beltoft, Beltof [co. Lincoln], 409.
, Herbert de, 289, 293, 409.
, Hugh son of Alan de, 409.
, Roger de, 289, 293.
, Walter de, 289, 409.
Belua, Master John de, 455.
Belvaco, Philip de, 361, •108.
, Master Simon de, 861, 408.
Belvero, Beuver, Master Robert de. 73, 136,
185, 190, 196, 213, 264, 299.
Belvoir [co. Leicester] castle, 430.
Benauge, Benauges [Gironde], land of, 230.
, castle of, 280.
490
GENERAL IKDEX.
Bench, jastioes of the, 896, 418.
•■•••••••, •••«••, tees 01, 39c5Z, suo<
, See Fremyngham, Master
Ralph de.
, pleas in, ceasing, 324.
, rolls of, 163, 276, 288.
, at Shrewshniy, 248.
Bench', Corhelin, 214.
Benedicite, FAulinus, 179.
Benedict Bateman, Jew, 38 1 .
de Celario, Jew, 468.
, Joceus son of, Jew of York, 100.
Levesque, Jew of Hereford, 484.
, Ralph son of, 449.
Roger son of, 68, 150, 420.
son of Joceus, Jew, 898.
, William son of, 801.
Benefeld, Thomas de, 369.
Benefeld in Bedharsl See Binfield in Wind-
sor Forest.
Beneit, Beneyt, Benet, John, 21, 86, 4^3.
, Rohert, 117.
..., Roger, prebendary in Wroxeter, 248.
Benetleye. See Bentle.
Benetonus, Jew, of Marlborough, 428.
Benetton, Benetou. See Wyntonia, Benedict
de.
Benettus de Wyntooia, Jew, 448.
Benettus, Jew of Winchester, 215.
Beneyt. See Beneit.
Benfilel, Peter, 28.
Bengham, Adam de, 362.
Benham. See Beenham.
Benington, John de, 393.
Bentle, Benetleye, John de, 118.
, , Isabel his wife, 118.
, William de, 332, 416, 422.
Bentworth, Bynteworth [co. Hants], church
of, 402.
Benyenu, Munter or Monter, 14, 15, 64, 65.
Benvenutus, Gbaluffus, 129.
Ber, Johnle, 118.
Beraldi or Beraud, Peter, 286.
, Wiliam, 286.
Berbliugham, Heniy de, 17.
Bercelona. See Barcelona.
Berchampsted, John de, 409.
, Robert de, 476.
Bercher, Alexander le, 845.
, Hugh le, 446.
, John le, 466, 466.
, Nicholas le, 446.
Peter le, 847.
, Ralph le, 420.
, Richard le, 324, 846.
Robert le, 413.
, William le, 467.
Berdefeld. See Birdfield.
Berdenn. See Barden.
Berdon, Berden, co. Essex, 88.
Bere, co. Hants, forest of, 868.
, forestry of, 80.
Bere, Adam de la, 264.
, John de la, constable of Bordeaux
77, 144.
, Valentinus de, keeper of Doyer port,
48, 128.
, William de la, 144.
Berebret, Robert le, 245.
Berecoln, John, 84.
Bereford, John de, 267, 292.
Osbert de, 59, 116, 178.
.......... Richard de, presented to Wemme-
worth, 397.
Beregling, or Beringlind« John de, 291.
Beremere, Ingelram, 52.
Bererill, Eudo de, 26.
See Barevill.
Berewik, Berewic, Berewyk, Adam de, 456.
John de, 307, 831, 878, 404.
, , presented to Droxford, 416.
, , presented to Rnqgham, 329.
, William de, 24, 108.
Beiewyk. See Barwiok ; Berwick ; Berwick-
on-Tweed.
Berflet. See Barfleur.
Beigeny. See AbergaTenny.
Bergerac, Brigerak [Dordogne], Alexander
de la Feaere, lord of, 231.
Bergere, James, 19.
Beiges, William son of Hugh de, 829.
Bergeveny, Luke de, 68.
, See Abergavenny.
Berghefeld, Peter de, 408.
Berghfeld. See Burghfield.
Berghton. See Broughton.
Berham, Richard de, 42.
Beringlind. See Beregling.
Berinton, Philip de, 188.
, , Amahilia his wife, 138.
See Barentin.
BerinzoQ, Philip de, 182.
Berkeheved. See Birkenhead.
Berkele, Giles de, sheriff of Hereford, 190,
261, 269 [272], 342, 368, 408 [428j.
Berkeswell, Augustine de, 424.
Berkhampstead, Berkhampstede [co. Herts],
gaol of, 828.
See Berchamsted.
Berking, John de, 283, 394.
Berking. See Barking.
Berks, 187, 237, 443.
, forest of, 368.
, Jews clipping, 470.
Berksted, Stephen de, bishop of Chichester
[20 June 1261 to 21 October 1287],
185, 148, 152, 360, 863, 436.
Berley, Berlay, Birlay, Birle, Robert de, 826,
460.
, WUliam de, 137, 326, 836, 843, 413.
Beriing. See Lerling.
GENERAL lUDBX.
491
Berlingham, Alexander de, 22.
Berlingham. See Birlingham.
Bennondsej [oo. Snrrey], 485.
Bermondsej, Peter de Monte Sancti Vin-
cencii, prior of, 825.
, prior of, 7, 47, 168.
, houBe of, 181.
Bermondeee. See Bermondsey.
Bernard, Henry, 402.
, Baymand, 82.
, Richard, 114, 241.
, Robert, 240.
William, 87, 239, 411.
, , Margaret his wife, 87, 289,411.
Bemay [Bore], Gilbert, abbot of, 209.
, abbot oi^ 428.
Bemers, Ralph de, 842, 381, 412.
Bemes, Nicholas atte, 451.
Bemes. See Barnes.
Berneval, Gilbert de, 251.
Bemewell, Henry de, parson of Flampton, 40.
Bemewell. See Barnwell.
Bemham. See Femham.
Berstaple. See Barnstaple, co. Essex.
Berstede, Richard de, 834.
Bertaus, Walter, 106.
Bertehnen, John son of John, 180.
See Bartholomew
Berteyn, Reyner de, 22.
Berthram, Robert, 829.
Berton, Henry de, 20, 68.
Berton. See Barton.
Bertram, Master, the king's engineer, 862.
Beruby [Barrowby, co. Lincoln], Robert de,
418, 467.
Berwer, Walter le, 21.
Berwick, Berwyk, Berewik-on-Tweed, 177,
235,246,831,448,450.
..., Domas Dei, on the bridge of, 448.
Besages, Basages, Master Ralph de, 97, 141,
185, 190, 227,
Beseby. See Beesby.
Beakwode. See Bestwood.
Bestwood in Sherwood, Beskwode [co. Notts],
898.
Betaavus, Antonin. See Benyays.
Beton, John, 227.
, Simon his brother, 227.
Peter de, bishop ol Aire, 817.
Betoyne, John de, 468.
, William de, 468.
Beuchamp Parva. See Belchamp.
Beuden, Richard de, 446,
Beudyn. See Baudini.
Beuer, Reymuud, 23.
SeeBever,
Benillar[d], ByneUrd, John de, 860, 442.
Beomes. See Beaumes.
Benyays. See Beauyais.
Benyays, Betaayas, Antonin de, 17, 51.
Benyer, Robert de, 185.
^66 o^o BeWero.
Beyer, Walter le, 21.
SeeBener.
Beyerh', John le, 437.
Beyerlaco, John de, 31.
, Robert de, 425.
, Master Robert de, keeper of the
works at Westminster, 182, 167, 201,
258.
, Simon de, 486.
, William de, 330, 351.
Beyerle, William de, 842.
Beyerle, Beverley, co. York, 474.
, St. John's, prebend in, 828.
Beyilla. See Boyis Villa.
Bewholme, Begham [co. York], 416.
Beyham, co. Suffolk, 285.
Bey ton, Thomas de, 364.
Beyyin, Roger, 418.
Beywik, John de, 10.
Bezill, John, 366.
Biboys, William, 267.
Seehywejs,
Bicarius, 194.
Bicester, Burenoestre [co. Oxford], 66.
Bicknacre, Bykenacre [co. Essex], St. Mary's,
and St. John the Baptist, Ralph de
Dunham, prior of, 7.
Bicton, Boketon, Buketon [co. Deyon],
church of, 29, 81, 183, 382.
Biddlesden, Bittlesden [co. Bucks], abbot of,
824, 371.
Bidiky Adenet de, king's tailor, 188.
See also Adenettus.
Biem. See B^am.
Bifold, Geoffrey, 849.
Bigge, Robert, 294.
£fee Bukke.
Bigod, Bigot, Bygod, John le, 217, 421.
.., , Philip, 417.
, Roger le, earl of Norfolk and marshal
of England, 8, 185, 166, 170, 195, 209,
215, 217, 220, 819, 822, 889, 858, 892,
460, 468, 472.
, , Alina wife of, 858.
Bigorre, Bygorre, county oi^ 94, 281.
Eschiyat, count of, 890.
See Chabeneys, Esquiyat de.
Bigot. See Bigod.
[Bikenore,] Bykenor, John de, 260.
Bikerdich, Geoffrey de, 302.
Bikerton, Richard de, 462.
Bikingham. See Buckingham.
Bildewas. See Buildwas.
Billebyry, Hugh de, 412.
Billesdon [co. Leicester], Henry de, 465, 466.
Billesdon, Billisdon, Thomas de, 414, 467.
Billing, Billinge, Great [co. Northampton],
church of, 427.
BiUinton, Thomas de, 483.
492
GENERAL INDEX.
BillifldoD. See BiUe«don.
Billokeby, William de, 825, 448.
Billon Herman, 20.
BiUiugton [co. Kent], priory of, 145, 146.
, Hamo de Clopton, prior of, 328.
John de Romenhale, prior of, 164.
Bindon, Bynedon, Binedon [cu. Dorset], abbot
and convent of, 78, 188, 158, 858.
, abbey of, 79.
, patronage of, 337.
, abbot of, 264, 874, 275.
Binfield in Windsor forest, Benefeld in Red-
hnrst [co. Berks], 277.
, ' Suthale ' in, 277.
Bingham, William de, 289.
Binham [co. Norfolk], prior of, 886.
Binnington, Bininton [co. York], 184.
Birche, John de, 474.
Birches, Henry de, 221.
Bird, Ralph, 460.
Birdfleld ?, Berdefeld, Little, co. Ei»sex, 188.
Birer, Byrer, James le, 19.
, Lambert le, 19, 36.
.Birkenhead, Byrcheved, Berkeheved [co.
Chester], 225.
, letters patent dated at, 104, 224, 225.
Birland, Birlannd, Thomas de, 8.
, Master Thomas de, 470.
Birlay. See Berley.
Birle. See Berley.
Birlingham, Henry de, 442.
Birlingbam. See Berlingham.
Birmingeham, James de, 879.
Birretta, Simon called, 129.
Bimn. See Bynm.
Biry, Gilbert de, 25.
Bisdome, Guy, 98, 94.
See Vicedomini.
Bisdonom, Hubert, 88.
See Vicedomini.
Biset. See Byset.
Bishop exempted from assises, juries, &c.
445.
, debts of, 410.
Bishopesbiry [Wc Bishopsboume, co. Kent?],
Richard, parson of, 284.
Bissey. See Busbey.
Bissop, John, 268, 267.
Bissopesthorp, Alan de, 89.
Bistlesham, Thomas de, chaplain of St. Leon-
aid's in Windsor forest, 80.
Bitteme, Biteme, co. Hants, 349.
Bittlesden. See Biddlesden.
Bitton, William, bishop of Bath and Wells,
46, 55, 58, 74.
Bixbrand, Bixebrond, co. Oxford, 293.
Bixgibweu, Bixe Gybun, co. Oxford, 298.
Blackbrook, Blakebrok, co. Derby, 365.
Blackebeid, Richard, 467.
Blackinglegh. See Bletchingley.
Biadalura, 119.
Bladene, 452.
Blaisdon, Blechesdon [co. Gloucester], church
of, 323.
Blak, Richard le, 52.
Blake, Walter le, 441.
Blakebrok. See Blackbrook.
Blakefenne, Simon atte, 814.
Blakeham. See Blakenham.
Blakeney, Adam de, 17, 23, 26, 65, 68.
Blakeney, Blakene, co. Norfolk, 179, 880.
Blakenham [co. Suffolk], advowson of, 268
Blakenham, Blakeham, Benedict de, 141, 361.
, Thomas de, 217.
Blanche, queen of Navarre, wife of Edmund,
the king's brother, 165, 871.
Blanchi, Walter, 181.
Blandford, Blaneford, eo. Dorset, 426, 445.
, fair of, 846.
Blandford-on-the-8tour, Blaneford-super-Stnr
[co. Dorset] , 828.
Blankard, Walter, 23.
See Blaunchard.
Blankeneye, William de, 76.
Blanquefort, Blankeford [Gironde], 880.
lady of, 380.
Blasphemy, 287.
drawn and burned for, 377.
Blaunchard, John, 36.
See Bhinkard.
Blaunchastel. See Whitecastle.
Blauncher, Ralph, 17.
Blavia, Isterius de, 196.
Blean [co. Kent], 266.
Bleohefeud, John de, 138.
Blechesdon. See Blaisdon.
Bleise. See Bleys.
Bl^nac. See Blevnak.
Blenleveny, Matthew de, 245.
Bletchingley, Blackinglegh, oo. Surrey* 207.
Blethin ap Knaithou, 484.
Bletsoe, Blettesho [co. Beds], Flurus, parson
of, 848.
Blevin son of Torverth, 56.
Bleynak [BUnac, Charente Inf.], Peter de,
260.
Bleyhs, John, 810.
Bleys, Bleise, William le fia, 263, 267.
Bliburg, Blitheburg, William de, 228, 883.
, presented to Ordeshal, 187.
, St. Michael, Penroe, 75.
Bloberhuses. See Blubberhouses.
Blockley [co. Worcester], letters patent dated
at, 18S.
Blodeuel. See Llanyblodwell.
Blofield [co. Norfolk], church of, 260.
Blomenhull. See Blymhill.
Blore, CO. Stafford, 167, 181.
Bloxham [en. Oxfoxd], 488.
Bloyon, Ralph, 440.
GENERAL INDEX.
493
BlubberhoQ^es, Bloberhuses [co. York], 485.
Bloet, RolADd, 353.
Bland, Blunt, Blunde, Adam le, 437.
, Flora la, Jewess, 113.
Hugh le, 220.
, Jakeniin le, 307.
, John le, 281, 294, 446, 473.
Balph le, 416.
, , sheriflf of London, 156, 157.
, Richard le, 160, 212, 256.
, Robert le, 127, 224, 343, 406.
, Stephen le, 460.
, WiUiara le, 342.
BIymhill, Blomenhull [co. Stafford], church
of, 51.
Blyth, Blida [co. Notts], 41.
, prior of, 8, 41.
, tournament at, 8.
Bobbingworth, Bubingeworth, co. Essex, 413.
, church of, 413.
Boby, Hugh de, 342.
Bocerciis, Becercia, 211, 891.
Bocham, Henrj de, prior of Ivychurch, 454.
Boohard, Bochardi, Buchardi, Iterius, Iterus,
2.4-6, 9, 61, 73, 133, 135, 140, 167,
219, 224-226.
, , presented to Brigbtling, 5.
, , canon of Dublin, 6^, 226.
, prebendar}- of Swerdes, 224.
, prebendary of Hastings, 6.
, , parson of Hastings, 9.
, , presented to Muljton, 2.
, , canon of Wells, 804.
, Robert, 163.
Boche, Nicholas atte, 179.
Bocholte, la, in Clarendon forest [co. Wilts] ,
461.
Bockhampton, Bakhampton, co. Berks, 376.
Bocking, Walter de, 454.
Bockoynt, Henry son of Roger, 341.
, Emma his sister, 341.
, Roger, 841.
Boclaond, Ralph de, 219.
Bodaond. See Backland Minchin.
Bodond, Simon de, 809.
See Bokelaund.
Bocton Allnlph. See Boughton Alulph.
Bodegeton, William de, 808.
Bodeketon, William de, 329.
Bodeleye, John de, sheriff of London, 179.
Boddington, Bodington [diocese of Lincoln],
CO. Northampton, church of, 1 97.
Bodesey. See Bodsey.
Bodham [co. Norfolk], church of, 9.
Bodiniel. See Bodnolagh.
Bodlawemeth, rhandir of [in Leswen, in
Anhunog], 418.
Bodnolagh [Bodiniel in Bodmin ? co. Corn-
wall], Philip de, 326.
Bodsey, Bodesey [co. Hunts], 451.
Boeles, Henry de, 463.
, Peter de, 43.
Boet, Boyt, Elias, 307, 447.
Boeth, Thomas del, 289.
, , John his son, 289.
Bohun, Bonn, Arnold de, 22.
, Franco de, 330.1
, Gilbert, 466.
, Henry de, 471.
Humphrey de, earl of Hereford and
Essex, 12, 48, 64. 66, 99, 116, 170, 190,
224, 249.
• , Humphrey his son, 56.
, Humphrey de, Eleanor his wife, 12.
, Matilda his wife, 99.
, John de, 164, 168, 189, 221, 397.
, son of Franco de, 63, 380,
381.
, Thomas de, 222.
Boienco, Hugh de, 383.
Bokelaund, Alan de, 478.
See Boclaund.
Bokerel, Bukerel, Isabella, 82.
, William, 25, 26.
Boketon. See Bicton ; Bucton.
BoUun, Raymond, 62.
Bolax, in the forest of Rockingham [eo.
Northampton], bailiwick of, 417, 484.
, wood of Fermes in, 484.
Belay, Henry, 844.
Bolebum, Lambert de, 18.
Boleet, Master Henry de, archdeacon of Tot-
nes, 894.
Bolenbum, Salomon de, 19.
Bolengger. See Bolingher.
Bolehtm, 390.
Bolevill, William de, 182, 189, 416.
, ,Joan wifeof, 416.
Bolewell, Robert de, 195.
Bolewell. See Bulwell.
Bolewemund, Conus de, 20.
Bolingbrok, Alice de, 284.
, , Stephen, her son, 284.
, William de, 461.
Bolingher, Bolinger, Bolengger, William le,
17, 23, 50.
Bolington, Master William de, 452.
Bolinton, Leo de, 195.
Bolleshover. See Bolsover.
Bollisdon. See Bowsdon.
BoUok, William, 243.
Bologna, Bononia, Italy, 86.
, students at, 77.
Bolon [Boulogne?], 37.
Bolon, William de, 37.
Bolonia, Benvenutus de, 171.
Boire, Richard de, 247.
Bolsover, Bolleshover [co. Derby], castle and
manor of, 54.
Bolt, Roger, 290.
494
GENERAL INDEX.
Bolton, Boulton, Boulton in Kravene [co.
York], John de Lund, prior of, 108.
f William Hog, canon, afterwards prior
of, 83.
Bolton, Boulton, Alexander de, major of
Cariisle, 328, 476.
, Thomas de, 5, 48, 59.
, , sheriff of Lincoln, 11.
, sometime justice of Chester, 6.
Bon, John le, 414.
Bona, daughter of Elias, Jew of Hereford,
434.
Bonacose, Peter, 98.
Bonacursi, James, 86.
Bonagujde, Bonawyd, Bone^wyde, Bone-
wjde, Loterins or Lutenus de, 91, 167,
196,214.
Bonamicus, Jew of York, 151, 157.
Bonamy son of Jacob, Jew of Oxford, 391.
son of Jooeufl, Jew of London, 398.
Bonare, 432.
Bonavel, Bonnavel, Gilbert, 52, 64.
Bonaver, Gilbert, 88.
Bonayenturufl, Boneaventnre, Bonaventur,
Guy, 34.
, Hngelin, 93, 95, 194, 214.
, Hugh, 448.
Bonayiti, Bonasius, 73.
Bonawyd. See Bonagwyde.
Boncuor, Thomas, 248.
Bonde, Andrew, 414, 467.
, John le, 474.
, , Matilda wife of, 474.
Bondgate, Bondegate [co. York], 243.
Bondman (noHvus), 324, 418.
Boneaventure. See Bonayenturus.
Bonel, Nicholas, 284, 297, 308.
, presented to Blodeuel, 234.
Boneley, Henry de, 343.
Bonenfaunt, William, 13, 25, 26, 35, 55, 65.
Boneyill, Miles de, 23.
, William de, 54, 308, 825.
Bonewyde. See Bonaguyde.
Bonianus, Jew of Bordeaux, 202.
Bonnayel. See Bonayel.
Bono ViUarpo], Otto de, 296.
Bononia, Bononio, Sir Francis de, professor
of laws [Francis Accursii], 79, 299.
Bonpare, Lottus, 14.
Bonrepos, in Brittany, abbot of, 266.
Bonret. See Bunratty.
Bonus son of Mossia, Jew of Bordeaux, 202.
Bonyallet, Damacianus, 36.
Books, 363.
Boraches, 445.
Bordeaux [Gironde], 23, 62, 76, 84, 85, 87,
90, 99, 108, 193, 202, 210, 212, 289,
251, 264, 298, 299, 329, 880, 429, 447,
450, 458.
.'., constable of, 99. 139, 144, 194,196,
202, 385, 887.
Bordeaux— oofii.
, constable of. iSee Beie, John de la.
castle, Colin, porter of, 450.
, constable of, 58, 62, 76, 84, 90-
93, 102, 108, 131, 138, 147, 162.
, constable of. See Loyeresfaal,
Laurence de ; Monte Gaugeri, William
de ; Talazon, Master Baymnnd de.
, chapel of, 90, 251.
, custom of, 76, 93, 385-387, 429.
, great custom of, 131.
, diocese of, 230.
, exchequer of, 202, 211.
, Jews of, 202, 211.
, mayor of, 193, 281.
, mayor and jurats of, 85, 176.
, Bue de Bokella in, 251.
, salt-pit of, 230.
, S., archbishop of, 112.
, Simon, archbishop of, 155.
, the king's share of the temporalities
of the archbishopric, 155.
Bordegala, Biirdegala, Bnrdegali, Burdens,
John de, 80.
Peter de, 108.
, , de Sancta Liberata, 251.
Bordelia, Bernard de, 265.
Bordelia. See Bourdeilles.
Bordesbay, Robert de, 244.
Bordesleye [co. Warwick], 78.
Bordwate, John, 468.
Boreford. See Burford.
Borewell, Augustin, 180.
Borgha, 850.
Borham, Heryey de, presented to Yelden, 41,
42.
Borne, John de la, 17.
Borreye, Bichard, 68.
Boscehale, William de, 69.
Bosco, Boys, Andrew de, 281.
, , Elisabeth his wife, 281.
, Gilbert de, parson of Langeleye, 289.
, John de, 9iS, 221.
John son of William de, 144, 174.
....^...., Nicholas de, 161
, Bichard de, 181, 190, 197, 198, 865,
385, 425. 440, 451, 455.
, Robert del, 338, 339, 841, 411, 413,
414, 450, 456.
, Thomas du, 329.
, William de, 420.
, snz le, Suxleboys, John, 116.
, , Ranulph, 116.
Bosebiry, Master Roger de, prebendary of
Hereford, 93.
, penitentiary of Hereford, 96.
Bosgraye. See Boxgroye.
Bosseby, Geofirey de, 465, 466.
Boston [co. Lincoln], 210, 215, 286.
, custom, new, at, 101.
GENERAL INDEX.
495
Boston — cohL
fair, 112, 121, 141, 195, 196, 210, 214,
226, 269, 805, 307, 395.
, pavage for, 462.
Boszon, William, 289.
Boterel, Uamo, 357.
, Peter, 48, 76.
Boterels, the, land of, 86, 304.
Botetarte, Butetourte, Guy, 220.
Bothom, Laurence de, 398.
Botiller, Botiler, Batiller, Butler, Pincerna,
Adam le, sherifF of Gloucester, 184,
192, 195, 294, 297, 304, 813, 318, 338,
889, 345.
, Henry le, 220.
, John le, 267, 426, 445, 474.
, , of Hokerton, 242.
, Peter le, 196,276.
, Balphle, 342.
, , presented to Adbnrton, 268.
, Richard, 232, 328, 458.
Theobald, 353.
, le, 140,881,398.
, Walter le, 392.
, William le, 418, 467.
, William le, of Werington, 220, 440.
Botindon, Master Adam de, 264, 265, 800,
342, 415, 469.
, , presented to Lillynton, 300.
Bottele, John de, 842.
Botteworth, 327.
Botnn, Robert, 347.
Bou, Robert del, 84.
Boudon. See Bowdon.
Boue, Nicholas de, 84.
Bouel. See Bonel.
Bonge, William, 244.
Boughton, Bnketon, [co. Norfolk], 446.
Boughton Alulph, Bocton AUulph [co. Kent],
861.
Bouhy, John, 849.
Boulers, Baldwin de, 456.
Boulogne [Pas de Calais], constable of. See
Shevingham, Giles son of Mary de.
, count of, 193.
, Robert, count of, 108, 109.
, honor of, 361, 478.
Boulton. See Bolton.
Bonn. See Bohun.
Bourdeilies, Bordelia [Dordogne], castle of,
113, 265.
Bonre, Thomas atte, 471.
Bourg sur Mer [Gironde], 62, 181, 429.
Bourundnufl, 836, 889.
5«e Volturna.
Bouruncinus, merchant of Florence, 404.
, king's merchant, 108.
See also hnkA,
Bouy, Boun, Dnrant or Durand de, 92, 94.
Bouyn, John, 326.
Peter, 25, 26, 55.
Boyeneye, Hugh de, 429.
Bovis Villa [Bevilla] , Raymond de, 309.
Bowdon, Boudon [co. Chester ?], church ofi
84, 221.
Bowers Giffard, Bures [co. Essex], 453.
Bowsdon, BoUisdon [co. Northumberland],
448.
Box, Walter, 35.
, William, 24, 26, 65, 68, 285, 290.
Boxgrove, Bosgraye [co. Sussex], prior of,
869.
Boxley [co. Kent], church of, prebend of
Hastings, 9.
Boxsted, Ralph de, 220.
Boxstede. See Buxted.
Boydy, John, 285.
Boylaund, Richard de, justice, 809, 828, 877,
384, 408, 448, 462, 471, 473, 474.
Boynard, Alan son of Thomas, 180.
, Thomas son of Thomas, 180.
Boyt. jSee Boet.
Boys. See Bosco.
Boyton [co. Wilts], letters .patent dated at,
160, 181.
, Master Michael de, 164, 223, 262.
, William de, 156.
Boyvill, Boyvyll, John de, 406.
, , Dionisia his wife, 406.
, Richard de, 441.
William de,escheator north of Trent,
47,57,71,843.
Boywich, Boywyk, John de, 85, 128.
Braban, Breban, Brabaont, Ingelbert de, 18.
, Reyner de, 15.
, Tristram de, 15.
, Walter le, 458.
, William de, 15.
Brabant, Brabayn, 14, 15, 17-19, 21-28,25,
26, 84-37, 50-52, 65, 298, 808, 408.
,John, duke of, 106, 826, 327, 831,
403.
See also Lorraine.
Brabaunt. See Braban.
Brabayu. See Brabant.
Brabazun, Roger or lioger le, 157, 441.
Bracheford, Markisius de, 46.
Brackele, Brakele, Michael de, 24, 88, 65, 68.
, William de, 2, 25.
Brackere, Geof&ey le, 892.
Bracklesham, Bradesham [co. Sussex], 268.
Braclesham, Henry son of Elias de, 268.
Bradeham, John de, 825, 888.
Bradelee, Robert de, 423.
Bradeleye, GeofErey de, HI, 241.
Bradeford, Robert de, 76.
Bradewas. See Broadwas.
Bradfield, Bradefeld [co Berks], 193.
Bradley Ash. See Broadlow.
Bradley West, Westbradeleye [co. Somerset],
484.
Braget, Robert, 294.
496
GENERAL INDEX.
II
Bnuboef. See Brayboef.
Bnkaljen, Abbas de, 213.
Brakele. See Brackele.
Brampton See Brompton.
Brancaster, Braancestre, co. Norfolk, 469.
Brandan, Stephen, 371.
Brandon [co. Leicester], 466.
[co. Norfolk?], 218.
Ferry, Braundonferie co. Norfolk, 66,
173, 288.
Hill, withoat Bristol [co. Somerset],
278.
Brandon, Braundon, Master Nicholas de, 91.
, Nigel de, 451.
, Master Robert de, 74.
, Wymand de, 298.
Braumpton. See Brompton.
Braand, John, 238.
, William, 68, 150.
Braundeston, Braunteston, Master Henry de,
41.
, , archdeacon of Dorset, 455.
Braandon. See Brandon.
Braanfeld. See Brayfield Cold.
Brauusdon, Brauntesdon [co. Rutland], 148.
Oeoffrey, parson of, 233.
Braunston, Henry son of William de, 437.
Brauntefeld, Peter de, 162.
Braunteston. See Braundeston.
Bras, William, 368.
Bray [co. Berks] , 3, 58.
, Adam, vicar of, 42.
Bray, Braye, Master Henry de, king's clerk,
bailiff of Gwent, king's steward, 1 1, 56,
75, 119, 126, 160, 166, 173, 182,234,
294, 305, 316, 339, 417, 426, 428, 483,
458, 459, 465.
, , keeper of Abergavenny Castle,
126.
, , presented to Lankaddok-on-
Usk, 160.
, , king's steward, 389.
, , parson of Llangattock-on-Usk,
417.
, presented to Lanthelion, 284.
, John de, 340, 476.
, , Cicely daughter of, 476.
, Thomas de, 118, 349, 350,405, 440,
466.
, Walter de, 346.
, William de, presented to Lancaddok-
on-Usk, 417.
Brayboef, Braybuf, Braiboef, Braybuef, Brey-
boef, Henry de, presented to Tuy-
ford, 455.
, William de, justice, 59, 116, 236, 244,
266, 267, 279, 297,804, 318, 323, 326,
338, 345, 847-349, 361, 377, 384, 418,
428, 443, 456, 462, 471, 473.
Braybrok, 283.
Brayfield Cold, Braunfeld [co. Bucks], 416.
Braynford. See Brentford.
Brayton, Peter de, 861.
Braznr, Robert le, 292.
, Simon his brother, 292.
Breban. See Braban.
Breccas, 270.
Brecknock, Breconyogh, liberty of, 116.
, Master Adam, archdeacon of, 368.
Brecon, Brekcon [co. Brecknock], 48.
Bredlawe [co. Derby], 882.
See Broadlow.
Bredlawe, Robert de, 234.
Bredon, co. Worcester. See Breedon.
Bredstrete, Bredestrete, Master Thomas de,
264, 265.
Bree, Master Luke de, 90, 245.
Breedon, Bredon, co. Worcester, 103.
BrehuU. See Brill.
Brehuse. See Brus.
Brekcon. See Brecon.
Brekeston, John, 158.
Robert, 158.
Bremen [Almain], bishopric of, 801.
Bremesgrave. See Bromsgrove.
Bremlyngham. Walter de, 22.
Brenchley, Brenchesle [co. Kent], church of,
85.
Brendesworth, Richard de, 842.
Brendwenham. See Wenbam.
Brent Eleigh, Illeg Arsa, co. Snifolk, 83.
Brentford, Braynford [co. Middlesex], pont-
age for, 418.
Brest, Emeric de, 162.
, Hervey de, 162.
..., Ivo de, 162.
, WiUiam de, 162.
Breston, Ralph de, 16.
Bret, Llewellin le, 465.
, Richard le, of Wrengel, 88.
, WiUiam le, 158.
Bretford [co. Warwick?], lepers' house, 55.
Brethenham. See Brettenham.
Breton, Bretun, Btfaster Alan le, treasurer of
Tiichfield, 232.
, Drogo le, 293.
Hervey le, 32.
John le, 11, 75, 228, 350.
, bishop of Hereford [6 Dec. 1268
to May 1275], 30, 49, 51, 88, 90.
, Laurence le, 162.
, Master Walter le, 427.
, William le, prior of Dunstaple, 62, 64.
Bretons, lands of, forfeited, 48, 75.
Brettenham, Brethenham [co. Snflblk],
Richard, parson of, 838.
Bretton [Monk ? co. York], 201.
Monk, Bretton [co. York], priory o^
145.
?, Byrton, co. York, 178.
Breus. See Brus.
Brewee. See Brus.
GENERAL INDEX.
497
Brewood [co. Staiford], letters patent dated
at, 279.
Bieyboef. See Brayboef.
Brian, Alan, 395.
, Sewall, 17fi.
Briani, Guy, 189.
Briaancoan. See Brienzim.
Briaunzuii. See Brienzun.
Brickhiil, Great, Brichull, Great [co. Bucks],
817.
Brid, John, 180.
Brideport, Briddeporte, Master John dc, par-
son of Axminster, 200.
, Master Thomas de, 417.
Brideston [Brixton, Isle of Wight?], church
of, 454.
Bridge, alms for, collected, 396, 422, 432.
, charge of repairing, 408.
, people Hying on, 422.
, belonging to the county of Middlesex,
418.
Bridgenorth, Brugges, Bruges, co. Salop, 122,
226, 439.
, free chapel of, 103.
, prebends in, 84, 148.
.., dean of, 256.
See Sancto Qointino, Master Bonettus
de.
, gaol, 108, 388, 455, 460.
, St. James without, lepers hospital, 235.
Bridgewater, Bruges wanter [co. Somerset],
195.
Bridport, Briteport [co. Dorset], 168.
Brienzun, Bryauncon, Briauncoun, Briaunzun,
Briancun, Bartholomew de, 59, 244,
285, 287, 883, 475.
Brigerak. See Bergerac.
Briggeford, Richard de, Matilda wife of, 347.
Brigham, Briggeham [oo. Cumberland],
church of, 254.
Brigham, Thomas de, 143.
Brighstone. See Brixton.
Brightling [co. Sussex], church of, 5.
Brightwell [co. Berks], letters patent dated at,
288.
Brigstock, Briggestok, Brikestok, co. "Sot-
thampton, 80, 7 1 .
, park of, 71.
, manor and town of, 27, 29.
Brikerill, William de, 441.
Briland, Brilond, Bryland, Godfrey de, 85.
, Henry de, 15, 380.
, John de, 14, 27, 85, 87, 88, 54, 67,
121, 218, 288, 285, 286, 480.
Bnll, Brehull [co. Bucks], forest of, 241.
letters patent dated at, 100, 101, 211,
213-215,323,324,847.
Brimmesfeld, John Giffard of. See GifFard.
Brimmesley, Ralph son of Jordan de, 421.
Brinesford, Roger de, 475.
Brinkebum, Ranulph de, 280.
Brisebon, Nicholas, 228.
96187.
Britelaunce, William, 108.
Briseworth, Hubert de, 455.
Brisiington, Bristelton [co. Somerset], 245.
Brissell. See Bmssell.
Bristelton. See Brisiington.
Bristol [co. Gloucester], 14, 20, 24, 26, 35,
102, 107, 131, 161, 175, 278, 2R8, 289,
326, 880, 441.
, castle of, 127, 282, 261.
, , constable of. See Jeoveoe,
Bartholomew le.
, , works of, 186.
castle, town, and barton of, 99.
Chase, 813, 871, 408.
, constable of, 172, 288.
, exchange at, 402, 460.
, Jews of, 6, 107.
, chests of, 127.
, letters patent dated at, 161,1 62, 368,
869, 408, 409.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 114.
, murage of, 186.
, prise at, 463.
, sailors and mariners of, 131.
, St. Augustine's, abbot of, 127, 317,
438, 457.
, , prior and convent of, 105.
, , Richard, abbot of, 105.
, , Johii de Marina, abbot of, 106.
, , John, abbot of, 401.
, , Hugh de Dadinton, abbot of,
415.
, , abbey and convent of, 249.
, St. Mark's, house of, 368.
, , master and brethren of, 162.
, serjeanty of the sea shore of, 101.
stalls of, 355.
, tallage on, 4.
, weights and measures for, 172.
Bristoll, John de, 897.
, Richard de, 403.
, William de, mayor of Dublin, 118.
Britannia, John de, earl of Richmond, 3 J, 55,
62.69,75,76, 81, 94. 112, 210, 233,
266-270, 806, 316, 348, 862, 460-462,
471.
, , John his vadlet, 62.
, , Beatrice his consort, the king's
sister, 81, 270.
, John de, son and heir of John, duke
of Brittany, 94.
Britelwell. See Prittlewell.
Briteport. See Bridport.
Brithwauton, William de, prior of Coventry,
.369.
Britoll, Nicholas de, 107.
Brittany, duke of. See Britannia, John de.
Briwes. See Brus.
Brixton ?, Brideston [Isle of Wight], church
of, 454.
Bro, John de la, 14.
I I
498
GENERAL INDEX.
Broadhemburj, Hembiry [oo. Deyon], church
of, 78.
Broadlow or Bradley Ash, in the parish of
Thorpe, Bredlawe [co. Derby], S82.
Broadwas, Bradewas [co. Worcester], 432.
Brocbkedoblic. See Trochaked O'M'Bloid.
Orochosen, Richard de, 65.
Brod, William, 82.
Broddere, WUliam le, 436.
Brofifhampton, Robert de, 117.
, Alice his wife, 117.
Broghton. See Broughton.
* Broil,' broeiilia, 27, 71.
Brok, Henr)' de, 76.
, Laarence de, 179.
, William de, 215.
Brokardescote, Robert de, parson of Skeftin-
ton, 465, 466.
Brokely, Reyner, 369.
Brokesesche. See Broxasb.
BrokhuU, William de, 26.
Brokolvestowe. See Broxtow.
Bro . . . leye, Elias son of Matilda de, 244.
Bromborough [co. Chester], letters patent
dated at, 221, 222, 226, 227.
Brome, Roger de, 418.
, , Margery his wife, 418.
Bromholm [co. Norfolk], letters patent dated
at, 197.
Bromholm, William de, 14.
Bromptun, Braampton, Brampton, Rumeton,
Brampton, Brian de, 222.
, Peter de, 190, 264, 265.
, Master Thomas de, presented to
Drayton Passelewe, 31.
William de, justice of the Bench, 1 60,
171, 813, 845, 396, 4o9, 414, 467, 468,
470, 475.
, , justice of the Bench, 818.
, , keeper of the rolls of pleas
coram rege, 171.
, , prebendary of St. SepulchreV,
York, 817.
Bron.sgrove, Bremesgrave [co. Worcester],
71.
Bromyard?, Brumyard [co. Hereford], 159.
Brond, Alan, 414, 467.
.William, 443.
Bronescombe, Walter de, bishop of Exeter
[1257--22 July, 1280], 9, 80, 46, 120.
123, 164, 258, 298, 394, 406.
Broscardi, John, 271.
Brouchton. See Broughton.
Brough, CO. Westmoreland, 471.
Broughton - by - Aylesbury, Broghton, co.
Bucks, 178.
Broughton, Bruchton, co. Bucks, 158.
, Berghton, co. Hants, 848.
Broughton, Broghton, Brouchton, Brouton,
Brocghton, Ralph de, 70, 73, 82, 98,
99, 110, 115, 123, 148, 158, 184, 185,
218, 228, 257, 422.
Broughton, Broghton, &c.— cone.
, ^receiver in West Walea, 4S2.
, , presented to Sutton, 257.
Broun. See Brun.
Brouton. See Broughton.
Brovidali. See ProTidalis.
Brownsea, Brunkeseye [oo. Dorset], 118.
Broxash Hundred, Brokeseche [co. Hereford] ,
bailiwick of, 223.
Broxtow, BrokoWestowe, co. Notts, hundred
of, 186.
Broyford, John, 22.
Bruchton. See Broughton.
Brucourt. See Bryconrt.
Bruere, Bruera, Laurence de la, 37.
, Terricns de la, 259, 807.
Walter de la, 14.
, William de, 240, 380.
Bruern, Bruere, la [co. Oxford], abbey.
452.
, letters patent dated at, 188.
Bruges. See Bridgnorth.
Bruges, Bruge [Gironde], 312.
Bruges, Flanders, 55, 112, 132, 163,807, 325,
326.
, mayor and ichevins of, 325.
, furs from, 132.
Bruges, Master Robert de, presented to the
benefices of Occissin,862, 863.
Brul, Peter del, 32.
Brully, Henry de, 191.
, Johnde, 191.
Brumfeld, Emma de, 282.
Brumfeud, Llewellin son of Griffin de, or
Llewellin de, 186.
Brumwich, William de, 459.
Brumyard. See Bromyard.
Brun, Broun, Adam, 2.'>9.
, Anthony le, 297.
, Eyerard le, 297.
, Fromond le, chancellor of Ireland,
203, 269, 277, 362.
, Geoflfrey, 295, 451,
, Hugh le, presented to Brideston ,
454.
, John le, 22, 466, 468.
Medler le, 390, 448, 459.
,Meillerle,430.
Richard, 257, 259, 413.
, , seven sons of, 259.
, lliomas, 259.
, William, 292, 414, 467.
, William le, 59, 63, 195,266, 322, 355,
408, 451.
, Isolda his wife. 59. 195,451.
See Bruyn.
Bruue^don, Adam de, 228.
Brunkeseye. See Brownsea.
Brunt, Andrew. 243.
Brunyng, Roger de, 65.
GENBBAL INDEX.
489
Bni8, Brehuse, fireas, Breuse, Briwes, Brewesa,
Brewes, Eleanor de, 54.
, Evade, 54.
, , heir of Walter and Anselm
Marshal, 12.
, , her daughters, Matilda, Eva,
and Eleanor, 12.
, John de, 189,350.
, Richard de, 192,308,378,409.
, Hobei-t de, 350, 362, 399, 457.
, king's bachelor, 456.
, , Christiana wife of, 862, 399,
457.
, , Beatrice wife of, 238.
, , Margaret wife of, 215.
, , enil of Carrick, 225.
William de, 184, 190, 211, 276, 287,
308, 345, 473.
, , bishop of Llandaff [1266^
19 March 1287], 365, 870, 484.
BruBsele, Brussell, Bri^sell, Almoric de, 15.
, Arnold de, 17.
, Emald de, S3.
, Gilbeitde, 17.
, Henry de, 17, 19.
Walter de, 25.
BrusselU, Bmsele, Brussel, Brissel, 17-19, 21,
25, 34.
Brussels, Burgsella, Evercoin, burgess of, 302.
Bruton [co. Somerset] , letters patent dated at,
862, 263.
Bruyn, Robert, 372.
See Brnn.
Bryauncon. See Brienxun.
Bryconrt, Brucourt, Almaric de, 190, 221.
Brydnn, Geoffrey, 246.
Brykeres, Haghenilda, 248.
Bryland. See Briland.
Bryn Bychan?, Bryn Biccan, in Ganno,
Wales, 827.
Tumaur, in Ganno, Wales, 827.
Bubingeworth. See Bobbingworth.
Buchardi. See Bochardi.
Buche, Henry, 17.
See Bouge.
Buchet, Stephen, 26.
Bnckby, Bnckeby, co. Northampton, 349.
Buckeby, John de, 849, 405.
Buckenham, Bnkenham, Buckingham, co.
Norfolk, 446, 478.
Buckeskin, Simon, 446.
Bnckhurst, Bochurst [co. Sussex], 45.
Buckingham, Biklngham [co. Bucks], 88.
, letters patent dated at, 192, 196.
Buckingham, county of, 237.
, sheriff of, 8, 272.
, See Stapelford, Hugh de.
Buckingham, Buk[ingham], 24, 65.
See Bnkenham.
Buckland Minchiu, Bodaund [co. Somerset],
preceptor of, 100.
Buelr. See Bailth.
Buffard, Alan, 345.
Bugge. See Bukke.
Bugthorpe, Bukethorp, co. York, 255.
Baildwas, Bildewas, Buldewas [co. Salop],
abbot of, 101, 273, 454.
, abbey, 162.
, abbot and convent of, 216, 224, 227,
229, 242.
Bnilth, Biielt [co. Brecon], castle and land of,
304.
, bailiff of, 305.
, king's works at, 426, 441.
Bukeham, Ralph de, 834, 397.
See Bukingham.
Bnkenham. See Buckenham.
Buket, Peter, 20.
Bukerel. See Bokerel.
Bukethorpe. See Bugthorpe.
Buketon. See Bicton ; Boughton.
Buketon, church of, 224.
Bukham. See Bukeham.
Bukingham, Buk\ Simon de, 197.
, Master Simon de, 264.
See Bukeham.
Bukke, Bugge, Robert, 888.
Bukston [Buxton, co. Derby], William de.
284.
Buldewas, Hugh de, 277.
See Buildwas.
Bules, Peter de, 51.
Bulewareshethe. See Bulverhithe.
Bull of gold, 159.
Bullingdon [co. Oxford] , hundred of, 440.
Bnlverhithe, Burlewardehethe, Bulewares-
heth [co. Sussex], prebend of, 135,
360.
Bulwell, Bole well [co. Notts], wood uf, 899.
church of, 454.
Buly, Robert de, 19.
Bund, John le, 475.
, , Matilda wife of, 475.
Bundy, Peter, 118.
Bungay, Bungeye [co. Suffolk], 468, 472.
Bunting, John, 157.
, Robert, 409.
Bunyard, Bernard de, 176.
Bunratty, Bonret [co. Clare], castle of, 107,
136.
Burbach [co. Leicester], church of, 228.
, Geoffrey, parson of, 228.
Burburg, John de, 24.
Burcrud, John de, 19.
Burdegala. See Bordegala.
Burdet, John, 435.
Burdens. See Bordeaux ; Bordegala.
Burdon, Walter de, 459.
Bure? Bouer [Netherlands], 22.
Bureford. See Burford, co. Salop.
II 2
iOO
GENERAL INDEX.
Buret, Agoes, 19 1 .
, William, 866.
, le Chaan, 447.
Borencestre. See Bicester.
Biires, Raymond de, 19.
Richard de, 425.
, Walter de, 216.
See Bowers, Oiffard ; Burgos,
Spain.
Bnrewardeslegh, William de, ?I72.
Burfer, or Burfen, Robert de, 122.
, Matilda hi« wife, 122.
Borfee, Walter de, 817.
Burford [co. Oxford?], 17.
, Boreford, co. Oxford, 876.
, Boreford [co. Salop], church of, 76.
Barford, Nicholas de, 206.
Burg. See Peterborough.
Burges, Walter de, 166, 857, 858.
Burgeys, Ralph, 456.
Burgh [co. Norfolk], letters patent dated at,
295, 420,421,468.
See Burgo.
Burgha, 850.
Burghfield, Berghefeld, co. Berks, 408.
BurghuU, Roger de, 245, 298, 294, 342.
Burgilon, John le, 26.
Burgyloun, Roger le, 880.
Burgo de. See Bury St. Edmunds.
Burgo, Burgh, Bartholomew de, 388.
Chynus de, 450.
, Chinus Nuoii de . See Nucii.
, Dulcus de, 338.
, Guichard, or Gicard de, 361, 447.
, , mayor of Bordeaux, 231.
Hubert de, 208, 426.
, , chamberlain of Henty III., 442.
, Johnde, 132,187, 145,202,209.
, , the elder, constable of the Tower
of London and the eastie of Colchester,
41, 53.
, Nicholas de, 225.
Nosus de, 81*0.
Nucius de, 300.
, lialph de, 164.
, Richard de, earl of Ulster, 883, 384.
, Richard son of Walter de, earl of
Ulster, 359.
Walter de, 296.
, , justice, 848.
, , earl of Ulster, 7, 184, 380.
, , Avelina his wife, 7.
Burgos ? Bures, Spain, 22, 24.
Burgsella. See Brussels.
Buigundia, Burgoyne, John de, merchant of
Amiens, 23, 52.
;, , presented to Causton, 198.
Burgundy, Robert, duke of, 112.
Burgylonn. See Burgilnn.
Burlewardeheth. See BulTerhithe.
Burley, Luke de, 481.
Burlore, John de, 26.
Bume, William de, 206, 889.
Bumell, Bumel, Hugh, 254, 256, 299, 838.
John, 189, 318.
., , prebendary in Wroxcestre, 848.
, Philip, 155, 156, 222, 253.
, Robert, archdeacon of York, canon of
Wells, afterwards bishop of Bath and
WeUs [28 Jan. 1275—25 Oct. 1292],
chancellor of Edward, flrstbom of
Henry III., after waxds chancellor of
Edward I., 46, 49, 51, 58, 54, 56, 77,
78, 80, 89, 90, 96, 98, 108, 110, 114,
129, 132, 185-138, 141, 142, 145, 160,
170, 178, 194, 195, 198, 908, 209, £17,
222, 224, 227-229, 231-884, 841-246,
848, 254, 256, 857, 859, 268, 273, 874,
276, 295, 898, 899, 801, 804, 307, 814,
316, 320, 882, 354, 857, 858, 868, 865,
866, 868, 881, 391, 485, 426, 481, 441,
444, 449, 451.
, archdeacon of York, 86, 49, 51,
58, 54, 56.
, , presented to Ringwode, 54.
, canon of Wells, afterwards
bishop of Bath and WeUs, 77, 78, 80.
89, 110,833, 832,357.
, , prebendary of Hereford, 89.
, , of Dublin, 90.
, ....... of the king's household, 90.
, , sometime archdeacon of York,
110.
, as clerk of the household of
Edward 1. when prince, 357.
, postulated to be archbishop of
Canterbury, 274, 876.
, , resigns a church, 77.
, retires from Court 7 Sept. 1876,
160.
, , 3 March 1880, 865.
, , , 26 Feb., 1881, 426.
, , 30 Jklay, 1881, 441.
, , returned to Court, 10 Juue,
1881, 444.
, , gone beyond seas, 8.^4,873.
, William, 51, 143, 888, 254, 308, 8C«*.
Burneton. See Brompton.
Burnham [co. Norfolk ?] 109.
Bumham, Thomas de, 880.
BumhuU, Roger de, 488.
Burre, William, 388.
Burret, William de, 368,
Burry, Michael, 847.
, William, 347.
Burser, Adam le, 148.
Burstwick, Burstwik [co. York], 880.
Burtoa [co. Dorset], 894.
Burton Cherry, Hondeburton, co. York, 388.
- Burton-on-Trent [co. Stafford], John, abbot
of, 438. /
Thomas, prior, after w ards abbot of,
424.
GENERAL INDEX.
501
BuTton-on-Trent — cont.
, Thomas de Pakinton, abbot of, 425.
, letters patent dated at, 100.
Burton, John de, 879.
, William de, 68.
^ Btiiy St. Edmunds, de Burgo, co. Suffolk,
abbot of, 81, 44, 54.
, court of, 81.
, prior and convent of, 106.
, Exchange of, 888.
, letters patent dated at, 424.
See also St. Edmunds.
Bushej, Biseey, co. Hertford, 416.
Butemund, John, 298.
Buterle, Roger de, 846.
Butiller, Butler. See Botiller.
Butte, Thomas, 107.
• Button, Master Thomas de, archdeacon of
Wells, 468.
, or Bitton, William, bishop of Bath
and WeUs [March, 1266— Nov. 1274],
46, 55, 58, 74.
Buxted, Boxstede, co. Sussex, 290.
Baxton, co. Derby. See Bukston.
Bjd, Richard, 471.
Byerna. See Beeam.
Byfield. See Hinton-by-Byfield.
Bygod. See Bigod.
Bykenacre. See Bicknacre.
Bykenor. See Bikenore.
Byland, Belaund, Old, co. York, 468.
Bynedon. See Bindon.
Bynetre, Thomas de, 424.
Bynteworth. See Bentworth, co. Hants.
Byrcheved. See Birkenhead.
Byre, Walter de, 836.
Byrer. See Birer.
Bym, Geoffrey de, 105.
See Bum.
Byrton. See Bretton.
Byrun, Birun, Geoffrey de, 246.
, James de, 189, 222.
Byset, Biset, Hugh, 870.
, John, 870.
Bytem, William de, 388.
Byuelard. See Beuillard.
0
Cabot, John, 414.
Cachepol, Reginald, 845.
Cachenache, Matthew, 446, 478.
Cadomo, Master John de, parson oi Wrab-
nose, 325.
, , presented to Wjchehampton,
278.
Cadeweyn, John de, 211.
Cadilak [Cadillac, Gironde] , William Amaldi,
de. See Amaldi.
Cadnrois, Chaworth, Patrick de, 296, 299,
418, 426, 427.
,Payn de, 30, 52, 18.% 189, 190,212,
218,217.
Caedwen, Kedewy [co. Montgomery], land
of, 270, 297.
Gael. See KaeL
Caen, Normandy, 85.
, Holy Trinity, Beatrice, abbess of, 207.
, , abbess of, 332.
Cahors, Cahurs, CauTs,Caors, Caworth [Lot],
13> 14, 18-20, 22, 24, 25, 86, 87, 52,
68, 115, 125, 185, 214, 216, 257, 285-
286, 803, 830, 378.
....•k...., diocese of, 113.
Caister in OrmeMby, Castre in Krmesby [co.
Norfolk], chapel of, 423.
Caistor, Castre [co. Lincoln], prebend of, 361.
Calais, Knleys, Caleys [Pas de Calais], 18,
35, 121.
Calceto (ie. See Caux.
Calculi, Bertrand, 144.
Caldecote, Edmund de, 28, 89.
Caldewelle, Henry de, 78.
Calecobbe, John, 26.
Caleward, William, 87.
Calewe, Robert le, 295.
Calewell [co. Northumberland], 895.
Caleys. See Calais.
Callan, Kalian, co. Kilkenny, castle and
town of, 352.
Calne, Kalne, William de, escheator of Wilts,
457.
Calnhttll, Roger de, 434.
Calram, Stephen, 152.
Calverle, William de, prebendary of Beverley,
323.
Camaus, Kirmin de, 25.
Camberwell, Camerweil, co. Surrey, 291.
Cambi, Camby, Campy, Kamby, Guy de,
50.
, Reginald, 18,37,92.
Cambray, Caumbray, Cam, Caam, Caumbreye
[Flanders], 14, 17, 21-28, 34, 52.
Cambridge [co. Cambridge], town of, 27, 100.
, bailiffs and good men of, 12.
, Jews of, 6, 42.
, St. John's hospital of, 421.
, St. Sepulchre's parish, 42.
University, 421.
Cambridge, county of, 233.
sheriff of, 180.
, See Estre, Robert de.
, knight service in, 829.
Camby. See Cambi.
Camel, Cammel, Kamel [co. Somerset], 41,
139,265.
church oi, 442.
J
502
GENERAL INDEX.
'-•'■*^?5;K.a,ir""' ""- 1 'l"!"':^^. *».•"•"•■
Camera. See Chambre.
Camerwell. See CamberweU.
CameyB, Cammoys, John de, 221, 3»>6.
, Ralph de, 197.
Camilla, Thedisius de, dean of Wolverhamp-
ton, 41.
Campagne, Campan [Landes], fair of, 86.
Campaigne, Nicholas de, 298.
Campan, Peter de. 189.
Campeden. Caumpeden, Albreda wife of
William de, 184.
, Peter de, «63.
Campton? Scameleston, co. Beds, 474.
Campy. See Cambi.
CamviU, Canvill, Caunvill, Albreda de, abbess
of St. Edith's, Poles worth, 188.
, Geoffrey de, 188. 190, 192, 264, 391.
Canareio, Auger de, 176. ,, . , -; , , , ^f lor 915
Cancellis. Chaunceu.s, Emenc or Almanc de, , Jews' chests of. 127, Jia.
264,265,268,306. ^ letters patent dated at, 29, 32, m,
Iftte sheriff of Surrey and Sus- , •- jgj^ 179^ 259, 314, 315, 817, 32/. 45i,
sex, 369, 374. ' 454.
Thomas de, 152. ', , official of, 43.
, William de, 442. | , pilgrimage to, 160.
, barony of, 98.
, , corn of, 254.
, archdeacon of. See Mortuo Mari.
Master Hugh de.
,, castle of, 7.
., escapes of felons from churches of.
6 32.
Christchurch, Thomas, prior of, 397.
'.' prior of. 121, 285, 317, 344.
, prior and convent of, 146. ua,
207, 253, 266, 269.
., court of, 185.
., dies of, 884, 367.
.., diocese of, 88, 268,276, 277, 281,
297 298.
.., exchange of. 301, 334, 338, 450.
, gaol of, 248, 309, 315.
274, 305, 308, 853, 375, 378, 381, 882,
424.
treasurer of the New Temple, 83.
;.'.*.■.'...., Robert de, bishop of CajUsle
[10 April 1258 Michaebnas, 1278J,
283, 280, 419,
Candevre, Henry de, 135.
, Alice wife of. 185.
, abbot and
' ^ prior and convent of, 3, 10.
, voidance of, 3.
*'***' , Nicholas de Spina, abbot of, 3.
'*''//'* , NichoUis, prior of, 10.
town, restored to citiaens, 167.
Cantilupo, George de, 8, 9, 43. 58, 61, 64, 75,
87, 160, 182, 234, 417.
Philip de, 53. ^., * 1 Nicholas de, 5.
Canford [co. Dorset] , letters patent dated at, i » ^^^_^ ^^ ^^^
128.
,,Osbertde, 830.
Cannock. Canok. Cannok^ Kimek [co. Staf- ?,tfTtm"de. canon, afterward.
ford],fore8t of. 178. 218. l„V^„y Hereford f^ June 1375-85
Gode.leghwood.in Ae fore.t of. 106. ] ^^^^^[sKe 107. 108, S18. 284.
August 1282],
295, 309, 325, 367, 388, 385, 392.
, William de, 6, 8. 9, 12.
Canok. See Cannock.
Canterbury [co. Kent], 19, 22, 84, 206. ^
35i:421,430,V486,457,473 , , «»^»^«^,^;' "'''
archbishop of. .S^ee Peccham, John de. Laurence de. 386.
Z Robert, archbishop of, 2. 42. 46, 74, Canun, Reginald, 86
78 91.92,94,96,98,109,140,145- Canvill. Sec Camvill.
148, 166, 173, 185. 194, 204, 258, 267- ^^^^ g^^ Cahors.
269, 288. , T. V _ J
See Kilwardeby, Robert de.
[]], visitations of , 267.
St. Edmund, archbishop of, 205.
., Thomas, archbishop of, 357.
...bishop of, 243.
Capdemayll, Chape de
James, 18-20, 216.
Capeles, Albric de, 148.
Capella, Chapele, Blias de la, 36.
, Nicholas de, 250.
Mail], Chefdemal,
GENERAL INDEX.
503
Capella, Chapele— con/.
ThomaB de, presented to Blechesdon,
3S3.
, , presented to Stodland, 328.
, Master William de, 45.
, precentor of Cridinton, 53.
Capellanas. See Chapelejm.
Caperoan, Nicholas, 881.
Capon, Clarice wife of Ghlbert, 840.
Carantan, Robert de, 447.
Carbonel, Carbunel, John, 844.
, Richard, 412.
Robert, 241, 242.
Carbonej, William, 54.
Cardenrill, Richard de, 860.
Cardevill, Philip de, 245.
, Richard de, 202-
Cardiff, Kaerdiff, Kairdyf [co. Glamorgan],
18,24,854.
See also Kerdyf.
Cardigan, Kardygan [co. Cardigan], castle of,
189, 880, 882.
, town and castle of, 448.
, extent of, 119.
, murage for, 871.
, land of, steward of. See Knovill,
Bogo de.
Cardoyl, William de, 188.
SeeCarliolo.
Cardun, Walter, 188, 398.
, , prebendary of St. Patrick's,
Dublin, 88.
Careg-Kennen, Karekenyl [co. Carmarthen] ,
castle of, 212.
Careman, Reginaldi 817.
Caretter, Charetter, Chareter, Greoffrey le,
248.
Henry le, 410.
, , Alice his wife, 410.
, ofWaud, 221.
, Nicholas le, 291.
, Ralph le, 349, 409.
t Richard le, of Byton, 467.
, Roger, 268.
, , Alice wife of, 268.
, , Amicia wife of, 2S7.
, Roger le, 405.
, , of Buckeby, 849.
, Simon le, 446.
, Walter le, 824, 846.
, WiUiam le, of Waud, 221.
Careo, Richard de, bishop of St Dayids
[1256-1 April 1280], 189, 199, 868.
Carevill, John de, 23.
, Nicholas de, 894.
Carewell, John de, 880.
Carey? Gather [co. Antrim], 891.
Cargol, Gargaul [co. Cornwall], park of, 120.
CarletOD, Karleton, Adam de, 480.
, Robert de, 148.
Carliolo, Karliolo, Thomas de, 15, 178, 286.
Thomas son of Henry de, 878.
, Thomas de, 395.
See Cardoyl.
Carlisle [co. Cumberland], 12, 169, 289.
, bishoprick of, 886.
, Ralph de Irton, bishop of, 886.
, bishop of. See Irton, Ralph de ;
Cancy, Robert de.
, R[obert], archbishop of, 288.
, Robert, bishop of, 280, 419.
, , sometime sheriff of Cumber-
land, 420.
, bridge over the Eden in, 896.
, baUiffs of. 828.
bailiff and good men of, 897.
, castle of, 202, 285.
, diocese of, 830.
gaol of, 897.
, letters patent dated at, 896, 897.
, mayor of, 828.
murage for, 397.
, poor of, 476.
, St. Mary's, canons of, 29, 280.
Carmarthen, Kaermerdyn, Kermerdyn, Kere-
merdyn [co. Carmarthen], 195, 260.
, castle of, 189, 380, 882.
town and castle of, 443.
, extent of, 119.
, hundred held in, 182.
, murage for, 871.
, John Edrich, prior of, 487, 440.
, William, prior of, 480.
, prior and convent of, 182, 863.
, land of, steward of. See Knovill,
Bogo de.
Carpenter, Geoffrey le, 421.
Johnle, 255, 828.
, , merchant, 25.
, Nicholas le, 418, 467.
Theobald le, 408.
Carreu, Carruk, Nicholas de, 189, 264.
Carrick, Carrik, co. Kilkenny, 358.
Carrick, earl of. See Brus, Robert de.
Carrickfergus, Crafkfergus, Cracfergus, Cnak-
fergns, Cragfergus [co. Antrim], 228,
260. '
, castle of, 7.
, St. Nicholas, church of, 830.
, St. Peter's, church of, 380.
Carruk. See Carreu.
Carsing, Peter de, 2U6.
Cartmell, Kaertemell [co. Lancaster], prior ^
and convent of, 89b.
Cary, Hugh, 462.
Casal Motaut, Leonard de, the king's mo-
neyer, 870.
Casayne, Cassayne, John de la, IC, 21
Case, Master Arnold de U, 84.
Case wick, Casewyk [co. Lincoln], 81.
)
504
GENEK4L INDEX.
CasheMreland, SU.
> archbishop of, 3, 29, 97, S07, 828,
456.
> I), archbishop of, 80, 83.
I David, archbishop of, 40, 101, 881,
400, 437.
> B. archbishop of, 64.
Gassaundre, Elias de, 475.
, Henry, 475.
, Richard, 475.
Gassayne. See Gasajme.
Gastella, Peter de, 155.
Gastellano, Hugh de, of Ghent, 247.
Castellione, Peter de, 1 45.
Gastello, Bartholomew de, keeper of the Ex-
change of London, 12, 157, 158, 166,
801.
, Hnghde, 170,249.
, Nicholas de, 189, 311.
, 1 remembrancer of the Exchequer,
811.
Gastello Baynard, Chastelbaynard, Alan de,
22, 37.
Gastelnau, Novum Castrum [Gironde], 880.
[en Gem^] [Gironde], bastide of,
145.
Gastile and Leon, kiog of, 128, 137, 146, 155,
176.
, Alfonso, kiug of, 159.
, king of. See Alfonso.
, queen of, 27.
5^0 Joan.
Gastillon by St. Kmilion [Landes], 230.
, Peter, vicomte of. 280.
Gastleacre, co. Norfolk, 178.
Gastle-Gonnell ? Goning [co. Glare], castle of,
184.
Gaston. See Goston.
Gastre, John de, 269.
, Robert de, 157, 285, 428.
, , Joan wife of, 285.
, WUliam de, 81, 117.
SeeCdABtofj Gaister in Ormesby.
Gastridono, Geoffrey de, 899.
Gastro, Nicholas de, 154.
Gastro Martini, John de, 389.
Gastro Novo, Peter de, 184.
Catefeld. See Gattefeld.
Gategrave, Fresus de, 410.
Gateloyne, John de, 468.
Gatelyne, John de, 817.
Gatenham, Geoffrey de, 418.
Gathetis, William de, 429.
Gatteclive, Henry de, 275.
Gattefeld, Gatefeld, Geofirey de, 229, 875.
Gatteville, St. Owen's, 210.
Gatting, WiUiam, 180.
Catton near Norwich, 473.
Gatule, Ralph, 231.
Gatuii, Robert, the younger, 410.
, the elder, 410.
Gaudrot [Gironde], 112.
Gaumbreye, Giles de, 28.
Gaumbreye. See Gambray.
Gaumpeden. See Gampeden.
Gaonoy. See Gancy.
Gaunteton, William de, 222.
Ganrs. See Gahors.
Gause, William, 14, 21.
Gausey House, le Strothre de Kaltysete [oo.
Durham], 201.
Ganaton. See Gawstou.
Gaux in Normandy, de Galceto, bailiff of, 43 1 .
, St. Victor en, abbot of, 433.
Gaux, Gawes [Gascony] , 26, 64.
Gave, Alexander de, 470.
, Master Roger de, 361.
, William son of Adam de, 417.
Gaveresham, Kayeresham, William de, 118.
Gayereswell, William dfe, 109, 244, 268, 338.
Gaversham [co. Oxford], letters patent dated
at,78, 116, 426.
Gaverawell, Gayereswell [co. Staffoid], 109.
Gawes. See Gauz.
Gawode, Nicholas de, 245.
Gaworth. See Gahors.
Gawiton, Gauston, oo. Norfolk, 41.
, church of, 198, 442.
[co. Somerset], 265.
Gayll, Gassandra wife of Thomaa de, 248.
Geddre. See Gheddar.
Geler, William del or Gillot de], 243.
Gempe. See Samp.
Gene. See Siena.
Cercles, Gerard de, society of, 196.
£i66 Girculi.
Geme [co. Dorset], St. Peter, abbey of, 74.
> Thomas de Ebblesburg, abbot of, 74.
, Philip, abbot of, 63.
, abbot of, 118.
, abbot and convent of, 163, 865, 867.
Ceme, Maurice de, 275.
Gemet, Bernard de, 19.
Gemey, co. Gloucester, 261.
Gert [Landes], 283.
Gertele, Gertelegh. See Ghartley.
Oerteseye. See Ghertsey.
Gesteford. See Ghesterford.
Gestre, co. Durham. See Ghester.
5ee Gestria.
Gestrefeld. See Ghesterfield.
Gestreshire. See Ghester.
Gestreton. See Ghestreton.
Gestria, Gestre, Alvred de, 20.
, Laurence de, parson of Madberleg,
22 '.
, Peter de, 229.
, Philip de, 434.
, Thomas de, 434.
Ghabbeneys, Ghabeneya, Esquivat or Echuard
de, count of Bigorre, 231, 329.
GENERAL INDEX.
505
ChabbenoYere, TbomM de, 488.
Cfaabod, Jakemin, 24.
Chaoero, William, 46.
Cbadde» Henry, 15, 24, 25, 85, 87.
'.; John, 88, 87.
Chaddeworth, Chaddewotd, Cheddeworth,
ChaddeswoTthe, Master Peter de, pre-
bendary of Eildare, 163.
, Thomas de, 8, 29, 76, 161, 226, 809.
, , chancellor of Dublin, 76.
, Master Thomas de, 208.
Chadlington, Shadelington [co. Oxford], hun-
dred of, 74.
Chaeny, Chenne, Cheney, Chenny, Alexander
de, 156.
, John de, 280, 287.
, ysheriff of Bedford and Bucks, 280.
, Roger de, 59.
, William de, 45, 485.
Chalbais, Chalbay [Savoie], 64.
Chalcumbe, Warin de, 59.
Chaldon. See Chalvedon.
Chalkton, Chalketon, co. Southampton, 442.
Chaluner, Robert de, 294.
Chaluns, Ilugh de, 287.
, Peter de, 189,287.
Chalvedon [Chaldon, Surrey and Dorset],
Henry, parson of, 856.
Chalyington, Cfaalyenton [co. Sussex], 46.
Cham, Peter de, 88.
Chamberlein. See Chaumberlein.
Chambre, Chaumbre, Camera, Adam de la,
835, 408.
, Hamo de la, 892.
, , surveyor of the works of
Windsor Castle, 420.
, Robert de, presented to Essher, 378.
, Thomas de, 457.
, William de la, 846.
Champagne, count of. See Edmund, earl of
Lancaster, the king's brother.
Champagne near St. Agnant? Chaumpaigne
[Charente Infl], 271.
Champart, 3, 48, 58.
Champmartin [Somme], 481.
[Champvent,] Chaumpyent, Chauvent, Peter
de, 454.
, WilHam de, dean of St. Martin*8-le-
Grand, afterwards bishop of Lausanne,
49.
Chancellor, the, 187, 141, 198, 283.
, cancels a licence, 141.
, office of, privileges of, 807.
See Bnmel, Robert.
Chanles [Chaulnes, Somme] , Gerard de, lord
D*Estrees [Estr4es, Somme], 888, 880.
Channel Islands, 228.
, assises and common pleas usually
held every three years in, 90.
keeper of. See Grandisonso, Otto de.
See Jersey; Guernsey; Aldemey;
Sark.
Chape de MaiU. See Capdemayll.
Chapele. See Gapella. •
Chapeler, Chapelers, Hugh le, 87.
Gerard le, 21.
, Ralph le, 468.
Chapeleyn, Chaplain, Capellanus, Geoffrey le,
376.
Godfrey le, 288.
, John le, 847.
, Luke the, 442.
, Nicholas le, 188.
, Peter the, 454.
' Chapman,' 461.
, John son of Thomas le, 840.
Chapmannesford, Walter de, prior of Newark
by Guildford, 392.
Charborough, Chereberewe [co. Dorset],
363.
Chardener, Firmin le, 358.
Chardrugg, Richard de, 154.
Charente, river [France], 113.
Charetter, Chareter. See Caretter.
Charewell. See Cherwell.
Charing, Cherringes [co. Kent], church of>
277.
Charity la [Ni^vre], prior of, 131.
Charles, Charles son of, 44.
, Robert, 170,264.
Thomas, 264.
Charleton, Adam de, 827, 828, 430.
Charlton, Cherlaton, Charleton, co. Sussex,
169,374,416.
Kings ? Cberleton [co. Gloucester] , 48.
Charminster [co. Derby], letters patent dated
at, 128.
Chameles, Ralph de. 111.
Charron, Cbarrum, Guicbard,or Wischardde,
48, 69-71, 75, 76, 87, 109, HI, 116,
118, 119, 121, 122, 140, 173, 176, 180-
188, 201, 240, 255, 292. 471.
, Isabel his wife, 201.
Charter Roll, quoted, 457.
Chartley, Certele, co. Stafford, castle of, 9,
156.
, park of, 346.
Chartreuse, Grande, prior of, 307.
Chastelbaynard. See Castello Baynard.
Chatry, Peregrine de, 214.
Chatton, co. Northumberland, 282.
,moor of, 319.
I Chatur, William le, 414, 467.
I Cbaucumbe, A.unger de, 370.
I Chaulnes. See Chanles.
Chaumberlein, Chaumbreleyn, Chaumbreleng,
I Chamberleing, Adam le, 347.
, John, abbot of Osulvetton, 878,
883.
, Ralph le, 849.
, Robert le, 349.
, , Roger his brother, 849.
, Roger le, 24.
506
GENERAL INDEX.
ChaumberleiD, Chaumbreleyn, 8tc. — com/.
» Thomas son of Ralph de, 178.
, William le, prebendary of Hastingii, 6.
Chanmbernon, Henry de. 317, 441, 445.
Chaumbre. See Chambre.
Chaaoipayne» Nieholaa, 1 79.
Chaampeneis, Chaumpeneys, ChaunpeneiB,
Bartholomew, 24.
, John le, 455.
, Ralph, 340.
» , Roger le, father of, 840.
, Robert, presented to St. Mary*B,
Grimsby, 324.
Chaon, William Barel le, 447.
Chsuncens. See Cancellis.
Chauncy. Sen Canc}'.
Chaaton. See Chawton.
Chauvent. See Champvent.
Chaworth. See Cadorcis ; Cahors.
Chaveneye, Robert de, presented to Buketon,
338.
Chawton, Chauton [co. Hants], 81, 428.
Checker, Matthew, 880. -
See Esoheker.
Cheddar, Ceddre [co. Somerset], 194.
, hundred of, 452.
Cheddeworth. See Chaddeworth.
Chefdemal. See Capdemayli.
Chefikn. See Chofyn.
Cheleseye, Gilbert de, 316.
Chelmedeadon. See Chelmondiston.
Cbelmereford, Alice daughter of Robert de,
285, 889.
Chelmondeston, Chelmedesdon [co. Suffolk],
church of, 172, 184.
Chelsea, Chelchehethe [co. Middlesex], 61.
ChelTcrcote. See Chilvers Coton.
Chelwinten, Floms de, 461 .
Chemeledeston. See Cholmondiston.
Chendut, Cheyndut, Stephen de, 88, 187, 157,
249.
Cheney. See Chaeny.
Chenies-Iselhampstead, Iselehamstede, co.
Bucks, 249.
Cheningham, Ralph de, 474.
Chenne, Chesny. See Chaeny.
Chopping, John, 65.
Cherbury, Cherebury, Chirbnry, Chirebury,
Chyrebury [co. Hereford], 486.
, abbot of, 447.
, Osbert, prior of, 883.
, prior and ooDTent of, 122, 486.
, QeofEtej de Menedep, prior of, 885,
392.
Chare, Roger, 19i 94.
Chareberewe. See Charborough.
Cherebniy. Sm Cherbo^.
Cberleton. See Charlton.
Chertsey, Certeteye [eo. Siirrey], abbot of, 10,
248.
I Cherwell, Charewell [cos. Oxford and North-
ampton], rirer of , 848.
Cheeac, Elias, 429.
Cheselade, Humphrey de, 325.
Chessel, Chesthull [Isle of Wight], 288.
, .park of, 283.
Chester, Cestre [co. Duriiam], ward of, 201.
, [co. Chester], 5, 6, 42, 43, 68, 79,
104, 208, 209, 212, 219, 226-228, 285,
246, 256, 258, 265, ?»15.
, archdeacon of. See Wymbum.
, bishop of, 388.
, his house in Oxford, 838.
castle of; 60, 464.
, castle, foreign bailey of, 169.
chamberlainship of, 252.
, See Leoniu-s Leouins son of.
, exchange at, 415, 450.
, exchequer of, 105, 112.
, Friars Preachers of, 165. . *
, gaol of, 462.
1 A^te of, 257.
letters patent dated at, 103-106, 122,
219-22 1, 227-231, 243, 244.
, mayor, bailiffs, and good men of, 811.
, mills of, 105.
, north gate of, 105.
, North Gate Street, 104.
, ' Newtoneswell,' near, 279.
, pavage for, 311.
, [St. Mary's], prioress and nuns of, ,'
246.
,St. Werbuigh's, abbot of, 5, 42, 199,
457.
, , abbey of, 198.
, abbot and convent of , 104, 105, ,
226, 256, 279, 300.
, churchyard of, 104.
, , monk of, 484.
Chester, Cestreshire, county of, 60, 79, 108,
465,471.
, , captain in. See Bello Campo,
William de.
, commonalty of, 6.
, John, sometime earl of, 472.
, Ranulph, sometime earl of, 194, 472.
, earl of, inn of, in Winchester, 860.
, escheator of. See Chetewynd, Adam
de.
, fifteenth on, 108.
, forest of, 193.
, issues of, 247.
, justice of, 104, 1 12, 186, 190, 198, 255,
808,471,475.
* See Badelesmere Gunoeliniia
de; Aldithele, James de; Grey,
Reginald de; Boulton, Thomas de;
Orreby, Fnlk de; Zusche, William la.
justice and chamberlains of, 247.
king's estate in, 116.
, liberties of, 6.
GENBRAL INDEX.
507
Chester — coni,
, lords of, 346.
, munition of, 170.
, sheri£b and bailiilB of, 116.
, steward of. See Monte Alto, Robert
de.
Chesterfield, C^trefeud, Cestrefeld [oo.
Derby], 285.
,St. Nicholas* hospital, 187.
Chesterford,CeBterford,oo. Essex, John, par-
son of, 288.
Chesterton, Cestreton [co. Warwick], church
of, 801.
, Great, Cestreton, Great [co. Oxford] ♦
66.
ChesthuU. See Chessel.
Chestreton, Cestreton, Adam de, 314.
, Gilbert de, 266, 291, 337, 411.
Alicehi8wife,266, 291, 411.
See Chesterton.
Chet. See Chute.
Chetewinde, Chetewynd, Adam de, 6, 59, 95,
105, 342, 344.
, , late escheator in the county of
Chester, 95, 105.
, , justice of the Bench, 844.
Philip de, 246, 430.
, , Isabella wife of, 246, 480.
Chevaler. See Chivaler.
Chevening [co. Kent], 486.
Chevenyng, Adam de, 486.
Oheverel, John, 846.
Chevre, John, abbot of St. Mary de Pratis,
Ctek, 482.
, Master Nicholas, archdeacon, after-
wards bishop of licightin, 114.
Chew, Chyu [co. Somerset], hundred of, 452.
Cheyndut. See Chendut.
Chichester [co. Sussex], 117, 412.
, barony of, 27.
, amercements for wool in, 107.
, mayor of. See Priclowe, Henry de.
, bishop of, 185,360,486.
, Stephen, bishop of, 148, 152, 363.
See Berksted, Stephen de.
, B„ bishop of, 27,68.
, St. Richard, bishop of, 148.
, of, shrine of, 868.
, chancellor of. See Pageham, Master
Richard de.
, bishopric of, tenth for the Holy Land
in, 80, 147.
, la Delle, near, 412.
diocese of, 5, 11, 49, 80, 85, 196, 249,
483.
, Holy Trinity, canon of, 68, 148.
, , dean of. See Gloucester,
Master Walter de.
, portion in, 58.
, letters patent dated at, 148, 149,
178.
Chikewell, Chigewell, Chykewell, John de,
467.
, , Matilda his wife, 467.
, Richard de, 80, 28.
Chilcomb, Chytecumbe [co. Hants], church
of, 895.
Childewell, Richard de, 437.
Chilegate, Robert de, 157.
Chileham, Richard de, 469.
ChilUnden, Walter de, 269, 274.
Chilteham, Chiltham, Simon de, 219, 812.
, William de, presented to Great Bil-
linge, 427.
Chilton, CO. Suffolk, 242.
Chilvers-Coton, Chelvercote [co. Warwick],
122.
Chilwarton, Thomas de, 357.
, , Percival son of, 357.
See Cholderton.
Chiminage, 216.
Chinus, Nosus Nocinus, 890.
See also Buzgo.
Chipeham. See Chippenham.
Chipping Warden, Wardon West [co. North
amptonj, 42.
Chippenham, Cyppeham [co. Wilts], forest
of, 127, 449.
Chirbury. See Cherbury.
Chirche, Robert of the, 465, 466.
SeeScolesia.
Chirstoke. See Churchstoke.
Chirynton, Master William de, 279.
Chiselden, Richard de, 417.
Chishall, ChishuU [co. Essex], 446.
Chishull, Master John de, dean of St. Paul's,
afterwards bishop of London [7 Dec.
1278 to 8 Feb. 1280], 45, 50, 100, 187,
208, 868.
Chivaler, Cheyaler, Eborard le, 19.
, Arnold, or Emald de, 34.
Chofyn, SufTayne, Shuffayne, Chuffayn, Chuf-
fan, Thuffayne, Choffeyu, ChefFan,
[Ciuffagni,] Guy, 92, 196, 811, 401.
, Gynus, 214.
, Hugelyn, 84, 86.
Choke, Richard, 65.
Cholderton ? Chilwarton [co. Hants], 357.
Chosayre, William, 884.
Christian, Court, 228.
Chuifayn. See Chofyn.
Church, Stoke Chirstok [cos. Montgomery
and Salop], 122, 123.
Chute, Chet [cos. Hants and Wilts], forest of,
260, 296.
Chyrebury. See Cherbury.
Chycun. See Cigoniis.
Chytecumbe. See Chilcomb.
ChykeweU. See Chikewell.
[Cigoniis,] Chycun, William de, 419.
Cimiterio, James de, 67.
Cimubon, or Cimiboii, Master Ralph, 441.'
506
GENERAL INDEX.
Cinqoe Ports, 44, 186, 208, 23.S, 225, 289,
957.
, barons of, 228.
to keep whatever they may take from
the Welsh, 225.
Boger de Leybum as warden of, 335.
warden of, 299.
8e«rreye, Simon dejPenecestre,
Stephen de.
, fifteenth of, 277, 826.
and Yarmouth disputes, 208.
Cippenham [co. Bucks], letters patent dated
at, 88.
Circuli of Florence, alias the society of Gerard
de Cercles ; Serkey, society of the, 196,
214, 320, 410.
Cirencester [co. Gloucester], letters patent
dated at, 186, 187, 367, 408.
Cirencestru, John de, 302.
Cirurgyeo, William, 52, 68.
Cistercian K, ' courtesy ' of, to the kiug, 209.
Cistercian order, yagabond moukn of, 399.
Citeaux [Burgundy], 320, 882.
, abbot of, 820, 382.
Ciuibigni. See Chofyn.
Claire, Bogo de, 268, 326, 329, 880, 865, 487,
451.
, , parson of Fordingbridge, 451 .
, Gilbert de, earl of Gloucester and
Hertfonl, 58, 56, 94, S08, 208,220-228,
288, 268, 269, 284, 298, 306, 388, 849,
352, 402, 404, 452, 468, 473.
Joho de, 288, 852. '
, Bichard de, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, 352.
, Thomas de, justice, steward of the
forest between the bridges of Oxford
and Stamford, 4, 12, 28-30, 96, 98, 1 17,
121, 134-136, 149,152, 155, 171,200,
207, 223, 264, 288.
ClarelH, Clarel, Master John, Pope's chaplain,
79, 94, 224, 226, 850, 877.
Clarell, William, 164.
Clarendon [co. Wilts], forest of, 425, 461.
, forestry of, 438.
, letter8patentdatedat,76, 77, 79, 115,
181, 274, 275, 292, 362, 363, 407, 428,
429, 470.
Claris. See Clers.
Claris Vallibus, Maater Simon de, 72.
, John his brother, 72.
Clarissimi, Clanuime, Falco or Fauco, 86,91,
98.
Clashacrow, Glascro [in the barony of Cra-
nach], CO. Kilkenny, 852.
Claver, John le, 287.
Claverley, Claverle, co. Salop, 288.
Ciazton, Bobert de, 465, 466.
Clay, William dn, 150.
Clayton, Glayton [co. Sussex], hill of, 69.
Ueaton, Cleton in Holdemesse [co. York],
416.
Cleday. See Clydey.
dee, Clyet, co. Salop, 845.
St. Margaret's, CO. Salop, 412.
Cleeye Clyve [co. Somerset], monks oft
442.
Clement IV., 365.
Clement, William son of, 881, 400.
Clent [co. Worcester], choiob o^ 58, 184.
Cleppyng, Clipping, Clepping, Hermann, 26.
, John or John de, merchant of Lnbek,
25, 33, 83. 171, 199.
Clerc. See Clerk.
Clere, co. Hants, 849.
Clere, Nicholas de, 865, 399.
, prebendary of Nottingham, 199.
Clerk, Clero, Clericus, Baldwin, le, 89.
, Bartholomew le, 68.
, Geoffrey le, 22.
, Henry le, 234.
Hugh le, of Hereford, 412.
, , Alice wife of, 412.
, of Horton, 351.
, John le, 183, 261, 470.
, ....... of Bodesey, 451.
, of Gather, 391.
, , of Kaynestou, 268, 267.
, burgess of Northampton, 362.
, , villein of Hermodesworth, 292.
, Peter le, of Bristol, 288.
, , Isolda his daughter, 278.
, Christiana his wife, 249,278,
288.
, PhUip le, 417.
, Balph le, 483.
, Beginald le, of Newton, 180.
, Reyner, le, 450.
, Beyner son of Roger, de PAsso, 818.
, Robert le, 287.
Simon le, 881.
, Thomas the, 442.
, William le, 806.
, of Caston, 111.
, , of Stonneaby, 111.
, of Ledeston, 248.
Clers, Claris, co. Sussex, chace of, 284.
Clervaus, Bobert de, Eleua wife of, 284.
, William de, 884.
Cleseby, Bobert de, 485.
Cleton, John de, 412.
See Cleaton, Yorkshire.
Clewer, Clyueware [co. Berks], church of, 81 .
Clif. See Clifibrd.
Cliff End, Clyveeend [co. Kent], 469.
Cliffe at Hoo, Clyye [co. Kent], 809, 887.
, ,? church of, 298.
Clifford, liberty of, in the county of Hereford,
117.
[co. Hereford] , Nicholas da Cokefeld,
prior of, 487.
Cliffoid, Giles de, 114.
, Hugh de, presented to Shlipton, 49.
GENERAL INDEX.
909
Clifiord —conf.
, John de, 70.
, Master Peter de, 173.
, Master Richard de, escheator south
of Trent, 2-4, 6, 8, 9, 28-30, 43, 44,
46, 58, 57, lfi7. 180-181, 226, 25-',
460-462.
, Roger de, 47,48. 112, 162,163, 191,
193, 272, 422, 488, 440, 442, 435.
, the elder, justice of the
forest south of Trent, 105, 114, 154,
290, 295, 813, 334, 852, 359, 361, 3G7,
368,370, 875-377, 881, 391, 399, 44:J.
, Justice for pleas of the forest.
334, 352, 367, 370, 375. 376, 391, 399
, , his hailifik defy the king's
ministers, 163.
, , the younger, 104,155, 180, 191,
192,383,471.
, , Isabella his wife, 104, 180, 471.
, Walter de, 116.
Master William de,69, 226, 459, 460.
Clifton, Nicholas de, 454.
Climsland, Cljmeslond [co. Cornwall], 292.
Clipping. iSee Clepping : Coin.
Clipston [co. Notts], letters patent dated at,
418.
Clive. See ClifFe at Hoo i King's ClifTe.
Clohale. SeeClothall,
Cloket, Bartholomew, 801.
Clomaotagh, Glothementhau [in the barorv
of Cranach] , co. Kilkenny, 852.
Clone. See Clun.
Clonfert [Ireland], bishop of, 74.
Cloumacnuis [Ireland], Thomas, bishop of,
390.
Clopton, Hamo de, prior of Bilsington, 328.
, Hugh de, presented to Rudes, 80.
, Robert de, 815, 340, 411.
Closthau, CO. Kilkenny, 353.
Cloth, assize of, 333.
Clothali, Clohale [co. Herts], St. Mary Maj!-
dalen, hospital of, 85.
Clovne, Colonensi.x, Alan, bishop of, 217, 384,
388, 427.
, bishop of. See Olagan, Alan.
, Gilbert, dean, afterwards bishop of,
451.
, dean and chapter of, 48.
, prebend in, 48.
Clun, Clone [co. Salop], 154.
, murage for, 249.
Cluny, abbot of, 197, 202.
, order of, 140.
Clut, Walter, 50.
Cluting, Franoo, 21.
Clydey, Cledey, Gledon [co. Pembroke],
church of, 58, 61, 75.
Clyes. See Clee.
Clyft*, RinalduB de, 142.
Clymeslond. See Climsland.
Clyueware. See Clewer.
Clyye. See Cleeve, Old, Cliffe at Hoo,
King's Cliffe.
Clyve, William de, 2.
Clyvesende. See Cliff End.
Cnakfergns. See Carrickfergus.
Cijappe la. See Knepp, co. Sussex.
Cnaye, Johnle, 108.
Cnesfeld, Bernard de, 22.
, Lambekyn de, 22.
Cnok, John del, canon of, afterwards abbot
of Louth, 390.
Cnovill. See Knovill.
Cnyperslegh, Robert de, 103.
Cobeham, Cobbeham, Cobharo, Henry de,
264, 265.
, John de,baron of the Exchequer, 1 6, 44,
68, 65, 69, 88, HI. 117, 118, 120-122,
131, 142, 188, 211, 215, 236, 273-276,
279, 286, 290, 294, 295, 297, 311, 388,
349, 350, 364, 376, 410, 428, 430, 457,
458, 461, 468, 469, 475.
Cobet, Roger, 287.
Cobham, Coveham [co. Surrey], Philip, par
son of, 370.
See Cobeham.
Coby, Stephen, 117.
Cobyuton, Thomas de, 455.
Cocham. See Cookham.
Cock, Reginald, 28.
Cockersand, Cokersannd, Cokresand, Koker-
sand [co. Lancaster], abbot and con-
vent of, 76, 128, 224.
Cockfield, Cokefeld, co. Suffolk, 106.
Coconaco, Boniface de, prebeudnry of Wells,
84.
Codard, Walter, 392.
Coddington. See Codington.
[co. Notts?], letters patent dated at,
52.
Codelston. See Cuttlestone.
Codington, church of, 388.
Codyngton, Richard de, keeper of the hospital
of the Holy Innocents without Lincoln.
72.
Coffrer, Richard le, 156.
C^ofiyn, Robert, 291, 292.
Cogan, John de, 216, 257.
, , the younger, 160, 212.
, John son of John de, 218.
Coggeshal, Ralph son of Laurence de, 333.
Coggeshall, Coggeshale [co. Essex], St. Mar>*,
church of, 333.
Cognac, Coynac [Charente], castle of, S31.
Coin, coinage, money, counterfeiting, clipping,
and other tresspasses against^ 286, 255,
297, 318, 322, 325, 888, 868, 364, 389,
410,411,412.
, new, 395.
, pleas of, 312.
, , trespasses of Jews against. See
Jews.
510
GENERAL INDEX.
Ck>in, 8tc,—cont.
dies, serjeantj of the* S57.
SeeMint.
Ck>inte, Qwinte, Cojnte, Hubert le, 85.
Hughle, 17, 5L
, John le, 86.
, Peter le, 85.
Cok son of Aaron, Jew, 439.
, Denleores, Jew of London, 156,
Cokefeld. See Cockfield, co. Suffolk ; Cuck-
field, eo. Sussex.
Cokefeld, John de, 265.
• Nicholas de, late prior of Clifford,
prior of Prittlewell, 437.
, Bichard de, 848.
, Robert de, 157.
Cokeham. See Cookham.
Cokemaresho [Caekmere, co. Sussex ?], pas-
sage of, 106,
Coker Maundevill [co. Somerset] , church of,
268.
Cokerel, John, 15.
Peter de, 26.
, Robert, 185.
Cokersaund. See Cockersaod.
Coket river, co. Northumberland. See Coquet.
Cokewell, Nicholas, 88.
Cokinton, Henry de, 136.
Cokkel, Berard, 290.
Cokresand. See Cockersand.
Colchester [co. Essex], 407, 499.
, archdeacon of, 868.
, See Lovel, Fulk.
, castle of, 41, 127, 14].
, Friars Minors of, 299.
, gaol of, 88, 100, 116.
, hundred of, 127.
, Jews of, 6, 42.
, , chest of, 127.
St. John's, abbot of, 45, 127, 288,
374.
, St. Uumwald's parish, 42.
Cole, Henry, 808.
, John, 808.
, William, 808.
Colebrun, William, 347.
Colecestre, Blias de, 2C9.
, German de, 842.
, John de, almoner of Henry I II, 88 1 .
, Samuel son of Aaron de, and Joceus
his brother, 42.
William son of Wariu de, 42.
Coleford. See Cnlford.
Coleman, Michael, 847.
Colemar, Thomas de, 455.
Colemere, Culmerc [co. Salop], 125.
Coleme, John de, 461 .
, Ralph de, 461.
, , Claricia wife of, 461.
ColeshuU, John de, 405.
, Richard de, sheriff of Somerset and
Dorset, 106, 128, 253. 262, 300, 842.
Colet, Laurence, 88.
Oolethorp, Colethrop, Alexander de, 101.
, William de, 844.
ColeviU, Philip de, 221.
, Roger de, 217, 462.
William de, 248, 291, 342, 474.
Colewell. See Colwall.
Coleworth, Culeworth, Hugh de, 220, 329,
880, 487.
Colewyn, John, 40.
Colhum, Hugh de, 445.
Colingham, John de, 255.
Cologne [Almain], 27.
Colonenns. See Cloyne.
Colonia, Godfrey de, 25.
Coke, Goscelin, 410.
, Robert, 410.
Colnmba, daughter of Isaac de Norwyco,
424.
» Abraham her (his) son, Jew of Nor-
wich, 424.
Colurobariis, John de, 217.
Margaret de, 807.
, Matthew de, king's butler, Uker of the
king's wines, 9, 99, 103, 115, 128, 139,
152, 174, 181, !82, 184, 192, 193, 212,
287, 260, 269, 272, 296, 801, 326, 348.
350, 858, 860, 861, 368, 875, 878, 881,
389, 893, 896, 405, 418, 415, 419, 438,
446, 456, 457, 463.
••* , taker of the king's winei« at
Southampton, 358.
» » g*iger and chamberlain of
wines in England, 860.
, Michael de, 462.
Columby, Amaneu, 193.
Columpna, Peter de, 455.
Colwall, Colewell, chace, cos. Hereford and
Worcester, 284.
Combe, Cumbe, co. Dorset, 324, 346.
[co. Warwick], abbot and convent of,
233, 893.
[co. Wilts?], 202.
Combe, Cumbe, John de, 295.
t Reginald, 94.
Richard de, 347.
William de, 23, 68.
Combermere, Cumbermere [co. Chester], ab
bey of, 108.
» abbot and convent of, 170, 247.
Combes, Roger de, 410.
Commission agents not permitted, 239.
Common of pasture, 391.
appropriated, 199.
Commonalty. See Town.
Comnnma, 885, 888.
Compton [co. Hants], church of, 869.
, CO. Warwick, 41.
GENERAL INDEX.
511
Compton — cont.
[co. Warwick], letters yatejit dated
at, 186.
Fenny, Fenny Compton [co. War-
wick], church of, 800.
.,,, in Henmers, Compton in Henne-
menh, co. Warwick, 267, 424.
Compton, Campton, Qilbert de, 345.
Bobert de, 246.
[Compton Abdale, co. Gloucester],
Thomas son of Eva de, 283.
Comyn, Alexander, earl of Boghan, 423.
, , Elizabeth his wife, 428.
., Amabilla, 899.
, John, 65, 90, 176.
, Amabilla wife of, 272, 8.52.
, Nicholas, 272,852, 899.
, Richard, 899.
, William, 455.
, , Isabella wife of, 804, 455.
Comyon, Walter, 484.
Conaght. See Connanght.
Conches [Eure], St. Peter^s, abbot of, 199.
, Ralph, abbot of, 252, 444.
abbey, 224.
, Luke, abbot of, 224.
Condom, Condon [Gers], 14, 22.
, nuns of, 447.
Conestable, Hugh le, 381.
Confleys, Walter de, archdeacon of Hereford,
90.
Congerston? Conegeston [co. Leicester],
church of, 280.
, Kyngerston [co. Leicester], church
of, 282.
Coning [Castle-Connell ? co. Clare], castle
of, 184.
Couingesborgh. See Conisborough.
Coningston, John de, 462.
C'Onisborongh, Coningesburgh [co. York],
475.
, , letters patent dated at, 894.
Connaught, Conaght. Conogh, Conokt, Cun-
noch, Irelaud, land of, 96, 359, 3611.
, wastes in, 884.
Conner, Peter, 260,
Connersley in Whitegate, Cumwardesleye [co.
Chester] « 194.
Connor, archdeacon and clergy of, 75.
, bishop of. See Dunach, Master
Peter de.
, Peter, bishop of, 427.
, diocese of, 880.
, R. bishop of, 75.
Connoukt. See Connaught.
Conogh\ See Connaught.
Conoghor, Thachac de, 96.
Consail, John, 86.
Contivo, Amatus de, 185.
, Arnold Johannis de. See Johannis.
Contivo. See Johannis.
Confers, Convert, Henry le, 328.
, Imbert le, 320, 882.
, John the, 868.
, John le, 309, 448.
, Nicholas le, 78, 74, 255.
, Roger le, 74.
Convocation, intimidation of, 457 .
Conway river, [co. Carnarvon], 232.
, Aberconewey, Abreconewey [co. Car-
narvon], 285.
, abbot and convent of, 284.
Cook, Henry the, 806.
, William the, 306.
SeeKevi.
Cookham, Cokeham, Cocham [co. Berks] , 58,
277, 488.
, William, vicar of, 42.
Coolcashin, Culcassyn, co. Kilkenny, 852.
Copener, Itichard, 847.
Copford [co. Essex], 450-452.
Coppere, Nicholas le, 107.
Coquet, Coket, river, co. Northumberland, 47 1 .
Coram Rege, keeper of the rolls. See
Brompton, \V illiam de.
Corbet, Agnee, 284.
, Geoffrey, 108.
, Hugh, presented to Wyke, 362.
John, 23.
, Nicholas, 891.
, , Margery his wife, 891.
, Peter, 201, 209, 222, 485.
Robert, 455, 460.
Corbie, Corby [Somme], 20, 22, 84.
Corby, Robert de, 450.
Cordewauer, Martin le, 150.
Corebrigg. Master Thomas de, chaaeellor of
St. Peter's, York, 454.
Corendoo. See Comdon.
Corewen, Gilbert de, 897.
Corfe, Corffe [co. Dorset], castle of, 865.
, , constable of, 181, 885.
, 5ee Rabaine, Elias de.
Corffe, Walter de, prior, afterwards abbot, of
Middleton, 10.
Corffham, co. Salop, chace of, 863. 864.
Cork [co. Cork], 888.
Cork, Reginald, bishop of, 191.
, Robert, bishop of, 207, 218.
, bishopric of, 218.
, dean and chapter of , 191.
, diocese of, 160.
Cormailles, Cormalies, John de, sheriff of
Dorset, 856, 865, 478.
Cormeilles [Eure], abbot of, 281.
Corn, Bernard de, 32.
Comdon, Corendon [co. Montgomery], chace
of, 104.
Coruere, Comeria, Thomas de la, 882.
Master William de, or de la, 82, 79,
94, 188, 147, 896, 897.
512
GENERAL INDEX.
Cornere, Comeria-— ixm/.
9 ....... professor of both laws, 94.
f , Pope's chaplain, 147.
Comhnll, Stephen de, 17, 25, 68, 187, 301.
Cornigehal, wood of, in Hallingbury [co.
Essex], S95.
Cornabia, Richard de, 2) 1, 875.
See also Richard.
Cornwall, coroner in. See Treglathenon.
Peter de.
, bolj tenth in, 80.
earl of, 123.
, See Edmund, earl of Ck>rnwal].
> Edmund, earl of. See Edmund.
, sheriff of, 293, 406.
Corog, Giles, 25.
Coroner's office, 144, 157.
Cortenay, Curtenay, Hugh de, 21 1.
, Isabella de, 370.
Corjrrivel. See Curry Rivell.
Cosham. See Crosham.
Cosseby, Hugh de, 412.
Costard, Richard, 238.
Coston, Caston [co. Leicester], 111.
Cosyn, Cnsyn, Adam, 408.
, Peter, 25, 34, 52.
, William, 220.
Cotel, Cotele, Elias, 279, 428.
Cotenham,Cottenham [co. Cambridge], Hem v
de, 180.
Cotes, Henry son of Adam de, 114.
John son of Ralph de, 114.
, William de, 19,227.
Cotesbech, Adam de, 412.
Cotesford, Richard de, 191.
Cotesmora, church of, 222.
Cotiller, Thomas le, 284.
Cottenham, co. Cambridge. See Cotenhair.
Cotun, John de, 26.
Condeslowe, Henry de, 455.
Coudreie, T*eter de la, 1 86.
Coudreto, Coudreyo, Bertrand de, 160, 400.
Couhird, Cuhirde, Robert le, 414, 467.
Coulok, Hugh de, 73.
Council, the king with the, 103.
, Rex de consilio suo, 67.
County, repair of bridge falls od, 418.
Coupland [co. Cumberland], parts of, 227.
Cours, Cahors ?, 87.
Court, Curt, Isabella de la, 86, 95.
Matthew de la, 420.
Court Christian, 293.
Courtesy, 264.
See Taxation.
Contanoes [la Manche], bishop of, 56.
Coutorment, John, 345.
Contures sur le Dropt, de Culturis [Gironde] ,
112.
Coveham. See Cobham.
Coventre, Coventry, Hugh de, 179.
f John de, 58.
, Robert de, 179.
Covent, Godfrey de, 286.
* Coventry [co. Warwick] , 24.
, Thomas de Pavy, prior of, 370, 876.
...., William de Brithwauton, prior of,
869.
, , prior and convent of, 199,229.
...., waste of, 199.
Coventry and Lichfield, bishop of, 313, 370,
386,415.
, archdeacon of. See Kirkeby, John de .
, R. bishop of, 50, 78, 188, 226, 80o,
424.
, Roger, bishop of, 222, 300.
, bishop of. See Meuland, Roger de.
, diocese of, 44, 77, 84, 101, 248, 30U,
301, 424.
, prebends in, 161.
tenth in, diocese of, 77, 163.
Cowling, Culing, co. Suffolk, 408.
Coxford [co. Norfolk], prior of, 43.
Coy, Roger, 470.
Coyfe, Andrew, 266, 291, 411.
, , Beatrice his wife, 266, 291,
411.
, , , William her son, 266,
291,411.
,| Coyners, Roger de, 309.
Coyiigners, Robert de, 470.
Coynte. See Cointe.
Cracfergns. See Carrickfergus.
I Cradok, Philip, 310.
(vfaftfergus, Cragfergus. See Carrickfergus.
Cramavill, Henry de, 81.
I Cranbome, Cranebum, co. Dorset, 473.
Craneford, Cranford, Craunford, Nicholas de,
' 282.
, Master Nicholas de, parson of Gil-
lingham, 174.
, Walter de, 164.
I Cras, John le, 21.
Crassy, Crassi, William, 353.
Crauford. See Tarrant Crawford.
Craunford. See Craneford.
Craven, Cravene, Master John de, 47.
, John de, 218.
, Robert de, 471.
William de, presented to Bdewell ,
454.
Crawehirst. See Crowhurst.
Crawethorp, Alexander de, 15.
See also Krwithom,
Cray, Foots, Fote»creye [co Kent], 436.
Craye, Creye, Margery de, 291.
Simon de, 6, 82.
, warden of the Cinque Ports,
116.
-Creake, Crek [co. Norfolk], St. Mary de
Pratis by, Godfrey, abbot of, 423.
GENERAL INDEX.
513
Creftke, Crek — cont,
, , John Chevre, abbot of, 439.
, South, Suth Crik [co. Norfolk],
church of, 255, 26 1 .
Cr6cy in Ponthteu, Ore«sy [Somme], 806.
forest of, :/88, 481, 445.
Credelington, church of, 442.
Credington. See Crediton.
Crediton, Credington [co. Devon], 45.
Credonio, Croun, Maurice de, 98-95, 112, 1 1 8,
153, 231, 256, 297, 380, 432.
Crek, Hugh de, 152.
See Creake; Creyk.
Cremonia, Donatus de, 370.
, Gerard de, 864.
Crenellate, licenceH to, 109, 140, 141, 437,
440, 458.
Crepping, Hugh de, 407.
, Richard de, 69, 34.% 880, 411.
Robert de, 418.
, , sheriff of York, 898.
Crepyn, Grepyn, Ralph, 285, 339.
Creslow, Kerselawe [co. Bucks], Arnold,
parson of, 808.
Crespyn, Aaron, Jew, 236.
, Deudonnettus, Jew of York, 898.
, James, 17.
John, 160.
Cressaunt, John, 18.
Cresseus, Jew of London, 131.
, son of Master Elias, Jew of Lon-
don, 157,
, son of Master Mosseus, Jew of
London, 212.
Cressingham, Hugh de, 22.
Cressy. See CrAjy.
Cressy, John de, 291. I
Oliver de, 291.
, Ralph de, parson of Ormunden, 291.
, William de, 220.
Crestain. See Grestain.
Creting, Adam de, 216, 222.
, Thomas de, 435.
Cretingham, Gretinghara [co. Suffolk], 116.
Creton, Hugh de, 219.
Creuequer, Crevequeor, Peter de, 866.
Robert de, 283, 834, 436.
William de, 436.
Creye. See Craye.
Creyk, John de, 488.
See Crek.
Creystok. See Greystok.
Crid, John, 475.
See Crud.
Criel, CrioU, Cryel, Cryoll, Knoll, John, 277.
, , Eleanor his wife, 277.
, Margery de, 934, 889, 400.
, Nicholas de, 83, 855,378,889,400,
444.
, , Nicholas son of, 878.
96187.
Criel, CrioU, &c. — cont.
, William de, merchftnt of Rouen, 19
51.
See also Kyriel.
Crigeleston, Robert de, 470.
Criketot, Robert de, 455.
See Eirketot.
Cringelford, Matilda de, 243.
Cristien, Adam, 99.
Crocia, 888.
Croen, Gerard, 20.
Croffc, Denis de, 207.
, Master John de, 67.
Croiland. See Croyland.
Crois. See Cruce.
Crok, Henry, 467.
Crokedayk, Crokedaik, Crokedeik, Master
Adam de, or del, 842, 362, 3 t9, 457.
Crokesden. See Croxden.
Croknll, Richard de, 76.
Crosham, aliae Cosham, Adam de, 364.
Cropsbows ad hcminn, 419.
ad duos pedes y 419.
ad unum pedem, 419.
Crotoy [Somroe], 306.
, vicomtl of, 888, 889.
Croun. See Credonio.
Crowhurst, Crowehirst [co. Sussex], prebend
of Hastings, 49.
Crown debtor, 419, 420, 466.
Crown debts, 331, 420.
Croxden, Crokesden [co. Stafford], abbot
and convent of, 226.
Croxton [oo. Leicester ?], 414.
[co. Norfolk], 290.
Kerrial [co. Leicester], William,
abbot of, 418, 467.
, Philip his knave, 414, 467.
Croxton, Richard de, 414, 466.
, Robert de, 290.
, , Matilda his wife, 290.
Croydon [co. Surrey], letters patent dated
at, 54.
Croyland, Croiland [co. Lincoln], Richard
de Croyland, abbot of, 402.
, Ralph, abbot of, 898.
Croysores [Croisiirs near Tournai? Flan-
ders], Bartholomew de» 18.
, Bertram de, 18-20.
Cruce, Croiz, Henry de, 344.
, John de, 461.
, John son of Michael de, 158.
, Robert de la, 467.
, Simon de la, 428.
, Walter son of Walter de, 180.
Crud, Griffin, 234.
See Crid.
CruUe, Walter de, 361.
Crumwell, Ralph de, 421.
Crupal, Nicholas, 89.
514
GENERAL INDEX.
Cruste, JohD, 431.
, Matthew, 887.
Grays, Miles de, 246, 832.
Cryel, CryoU. See CrioU.
Cubberley [co. Gloucester], letters patent
dated at. 280.
Cackfield, Cokefeld [co. Sussex], 138, 178,
414.
Cackmere? Cokemaresho [co. Sussex] , passage
of, 106.
Cugeho, Kugeho, Kugheoho [Cogenho, co.
Northampton], Nicholas de, 841, 343.
, William de, 486.
Cuhirde. See Couhird.
Cnkeman, William, 175.
Culcass^'n. See Coolcashin.
Culeworth. See Coleworth.
Culford, Coleford [co. Suifolk] , letters patent
dated at, 424.
Culling, Alan son of Alan, 293.
, Gilbert his brother, 294.
Culmere. See Colemere.
CuUura, 840.
Culturis, de. See Coutures.
Combe. See Combe.
Cumberland, 235, 237.
, eyre in, 280, 295.
, fines of the eyre in, 90.
, forest of, 419.
Cumbermert'. See Combermere.
Cumbes, wood of, in Acton Burnet [co. Salop] ,
857.
' Cumeling,' animals called ' weyf and/ 452.
Cumine, John de la, 32.
Cumpton. See Compton.
Cumrew, Cumreu [co. Cumberland], 420.
Cumrewet. See Cwm Hewart.
Cumwardssleye. See Connersley.
Cuncis, Arnold Johannis de. See Johsnnis.
Cundy, Gilbert de, 451.
Cuneo, Kuneo, Frederick de, 195.
, Reginald de, 214.
Cunnoch. See Connaught.
C'antella, Ottamarius de, 459.
Cuntis, Eruald Johannis de. See Johannis.
Cunty, Everard de, 24.
Cupar in Fife [Scotland], 225.
Cupere, Robert son of Alan le, 436.
Cur*, Gilbert de, burgess of Ghent, 97.
Curallum, 387.
Curoeles, John de, 200.
SeeCercles,
Curcy, Cursy, John de, 439.,
, Mabel de, abbess of Kilkelekyn, 2*23.
Curginoto, Peter de, parson of Totingedon,
316.
Carlu, Matthew, 179.
Curry Riyell, Corirevel, co. Somerset, 403.
, church of, advowson of, 408.
Cursy. See Curcy.
Curt. See Court.
Curtenay. See Cortenay.
Corteys, Cnrteis, John, 838.
, Ralph, 412.
, Simon, 817.
, Walter, 810.
Curur, Simon le, 474.
Curwenne, Master John de, 178.
Curs, James, 128.
Curzeny, Thomas le, 849, 407.
Cusaach, Nicholas de, bishop of Kildare,420.
Custom, exemption from, claimed by prior of
Christ church, Canterbury, through
England, 844.
, new on wool, 97, 101, 106, 141, 144,
149, 161, 195.210,854.
, , keeper of, 149.
See Luka, Luke de ; Drokenesford,
Ralph de.
, farmed to Italian merchants of
Lucca, 84, lu6, 144.
, in Ireland. See Ireland.
, , receiv^ers of. See Luka.
iSi«e a^o Wool ; Flanders.
Cusyn. See Cosyn.
Cusyne, Geoifrey de la, 162.
Cuttlestone, Codelston, co. Stafford, hundred
of, 257.
Cwm Hewart, near Diganwy, Cumrewet, in
Ganno, Welsh B&rch, 827.
Cycestre, John de, 259.
See Chichester.
Cypeharo, Alexander son of Elias de, 402.
Cyppenham. See Chippenham.
Cyreys, Elias de, 212.
CyrOYall. See Jervaulx.
Cystun. See Siston.
Cyvel. See Keevil.
D
Dachet, William, I, 436.
Dacre. See Acre.
Dadinton. See Taddington ; Deddington.
Dadinton, Hugh de, abbot of 8t. Augustine's,
Bristol, 415.
, Thomas de, 254.
Dagenhal, Thomas de, presented to Sc. P^ter^s,
Old Sarum, 312.
Dagevill, Reginald, 139.
, Roger, J61.
Dat^ge, Simon, 345.
Daillui, Brun, 193.
See Arlay.
Dain, Cono, 51.
Dale. See Deal.
GENERAL INDEX.
516
DaleruD, John, 16, i)7, 88.
, Robert, 16.
, Roger, U.
Dalewyt, Gerard, 22.
Dalingho, William de, 116.
Dalston, 103.
Dalston, Agnes wife of Adam de, 108.
Damach, co. Kilkenny, 358.
Dame, Simon Fute sa, 347.
DanecHstre. See Doncaster.
Danesfort? Dnnfert, co. Kilkenny, 852.
Daneys, Joan daughter of Stephen le,
291.
Dare, John, 52.
Darel, Darell, John, 21.
, Master William, 72.
See Dayrel.
Dargilas, Peter, 82.
Darley, Derle [co. Derby], Henry de Ketle-
^ stone, prior, afterwards abbot of, 78,
79.
Damhall, Demhale [co. Chester], 194.
^ , afterwards Vale Royal abbey, abbot
of, 104, 105, 185.
abbot and convent of. 111, 193.
Dartford, Derteford [co Kent], 849, 886, 419,
489.
Dartmoor, Dertemore [co, Devon], forest,
158.
chaoe, 292, 473.
Darys, John, 25.
Daubeny. See Albiniaco.
Daueny [Dannay, Daveny], Walter, 258.
Daundevale, Domician, 51.
Daveneport, Roger de, 471.
Vivian his father, 472.
* Daventry, Daventre [co. Northampton], prior
and convent of, 229.
Davich. See Vichio.
David ap Adam, 126.
ap Kenwrek, 126.
ap Wronou, 484.
ap Wronon ap Gilbert, 484.
, David son of, de Inielaco, 402, 403.
. . . , Hugh son of, de Eregast, 224.
, , Miles son of, 858.
son of Griffith, 186, 190, 225, 227,
282, 279, 876.
, rector of Stretton in Stretton-
dale, 193.
, Owen his brother, 225.
, , Thomas son of, 881, 400.
Davy, William, 125, 845.
Daz, de AquiSy Gaseony, 17, 140, 141.
See Aese.
Daynaly, Bernard, 21.
Dayrel, Ralph, 460.
See Darel.
Dead, prayers for the, 486.
Deal, la Dale [co. Kent], 121.
Dean, Dene [co. Hants?], church of, 128.
forest. Dene forest [co. Gloucester],
217, 886, 863, 871, 429, 485, 486.
? Snthdene [co. Kent], 436.
West, Westdene, co. Sussex. 169,874,
416.
Debeham, Gilbert de, 889.
Decanus, Diano Petrinud, 18, 16.
Deddington, Dadinton [co. Oxford], 314.
Dee. See Chester river, 165, 224, 464.
Deerhurst, Derhirst [co. Gloucester], prior tif,
49.
Deke, Adam, 847.
See Dyke.
Delamere, la Mare [co. Chester], forest of,
105. 247. •
Delapr6 without Northampton. See North-
ampton.
See also Creake.
Dell Quay, Chichester, La Delle, co. Sussex,
town of, 412.
Delyn, Robert, 107.
Den, Dene, John de, 143.
, Thomas de, 893, 435, 465.
, William de, 858.
, de la, 287, 337.
Denebald, Philip, 390.
Deneford, Walter de, 444.
Denek, Geoffirey, 235.
Denham, co. Suffolk, 83, 288.
Denis, Henry son of, 18.
Denmark, 263.
Denton, Ralph de, 23.
Walter de, 831.
Deodands, 252, 428, 458.
Dep. See Dieppe.
Depe, Emald de, 222, 227.
Depeham, Stephen de, 473.
Depham [Norfolk], 446.
Derby [co. Derby], All Saints' church, 813.
, farm of, 288.
, county of, 287.
archdeacon of. See Wynburn, Master
Jordan de.
, countess of. See Ferariis , Margaret
de.
, earl of. See Ferariis, Robert de.
, honor of the county of, 208.
, sheriff of. 54, 86, 186.
Derby, Derbeya, Hugh de, 129.
, Richard de, 80, 865.
, William de, 294.
Dereoaatre, William de, 84.
Deri, Walter, 25.
Derle. See Darley.
Derley, Philip de, 168.
Robert de, 193.
Derlington, John de. Friar Preacher, after-
wards archbishop of Dublin, 82, 147,
210, 214, 253, 259, 805-307, 809, 310
834.
K K 2
516
GENERAL INDEX.
Deraeford, Amicia de, nurse of Heurj the
king's son, 79.
, William de, 846.
Dernegate, Henry, or Henry de, 88, 443.
Demehale. See Damhall.
Dersingham [co. Essex], 336.
Derteford. See Dartford.
Dertemore. See Dartmoor.
I>ertemath, Gerard de, 23.
Hertford, Master Roger de, 204.
Desk, Peter de, 32.
SeeDwi,
Desores, Adam, 316.
Despenser, Adam le, 215.
, Hugh le, 341, 439.^
, Rohert le, 59, 60. '
Dest, Peter de, 26.
. . ■ . ... ^ee Jy/esk.
D^Bstrees. See Estr^s.
Destriers, 184.
See Hones,
Detlinge, WiUiam de, 474, 475.
Deu [Huy, Flanders ?]» 51.
Deubeneye. See Albiniaco.
Deudeney de Winton, a Jew, 365.
Deudone. a Jew, 360.
Deudounettus, or Deudone, Crespyn, or
Krispyn, Jew of York, 377, 398.
Deudonus son of Iwaac, Jew of Winchester,
202.
Deulaures. See Dieulacres.
Deulecres, Cok son of, Jew of Ix>ndon, 156.
Deumars, Robert, 20.
Devenys, Walter le, 406.
Deverus. See Ebroicis.
Devienne. See Vienne.
Devises [co. Wilts], castle of, 127, 3B3.
, Jews chest of, 127.
, letters patent dated at, 2i;2, 289.
DeYcn, county of, 177, 349, 416.
, Amicia, countess of, 60, *283.
, Baldwin, earl of, 409.
, eyre in, 462, 464
, holy tenth in, 80.
, sheriff of. See Pyn, Thomas dn ;
Pridias, Roger.
, peace in, 181.
, vagabonds in, 148.
Dtfwyas, Roger, 235.
Dexle, Geoffrey, 467.
Deyle, Geoffrey, 414.
Diano, Petrinus. See Decanus.
Dicheling, Dichenyng. See Ditchling.
Diddlebury. See Dndelbyry.
Dieppe, Dep [Seine], 26, 177.
Diete, Simon, 23.
Dieulaores, Deulacres [en. Leicester], abbot
of, 454.
Diffrencloyt. See Dyffrynclwyd.
Diganwy, Gaunwe [Ganno in the march of
Wales, 00. Denbigh], 296, 887.
Diggehy, William de, 157.
Digining. See Ditchling.
Dignineton, Dinineton, Dygneneton, Dygny-
ninton, Digoeneton, Uunycneton, Dyu-
neneton, DynrnietoD, Hugh de, con-
stable of Oreford castle, 44, 45, 48,
89, 183,210,240.
, , constable of Hay castle, 99.
, , keeper of the New Forest,
144.
Digny, James, 15.
Digun, Richard, 20.
Dik, Arnold de, 52.
Dickerere, Arnold, 17.
Dilham [co. Norfolk], 396.
Diiiant, Dynaunt [Belgium?], 24.
Dinaunt, Dynaunt, Dinham,Dyneham,Hennan
de, 38.
Oliver de, 188, 181, 182, 189, 855,
292, 370.
, Robert de, 189.
Dinesly. See Dinsley,
Dinham. See Dinaunt.
Dinifraunceys, William, 337.
Dinineton. See Dignineton.
Dinnevor. See Dynavor.
Dinsley, Dinesly [co. Herts ?], 428.
Dinun, Kalph, 816.
Disert. See Dysert.
DisDiars, John, 345.
Disning, [co. Suffolk] , letters patent dated at,
424.
Disshewik, Hejmemann de, 15.
Ditchling, Dicheling, Digining, Dichenyng,
CO. Sussex, park of. 69, 267, 414.
Ditton, CO. Cambridge, 140.
, Fen, Fen Ditton, co. Cambridge, 468.
Dive, Dyve, de Ive, Henry de, 191, 806, 362,
462.
, Alice wife of,i814, 860.
, Nicholas, 414, 467.
, Roger, 414, 467.
, .... . Adam his son, 414, 467.
See also Ive.
Dixmude, Dixemuth, Dykemue, Flanders,
247, 248, 256, 288.
Dod, Nicholas, 880.
Doddingseles, Dodingzeles, Doddingeseles
Hugh de, 221.
, William de. 221, 435.
Doddington, Dodinton [co. Cambridge], 1 80.
[co. Northampton?], 461.
Dodingzeles. See Doddingseles.
Dodinton. See Doddington.
Do.Ivngtyn, 382.
Dogenet, Matthew, 150.
Doges, Master Hamo, 102.
Doget, Robert, 460.
Dokers, John, l(jo.
GENERAL INDEX.
517
Dolberd, William, 839.
rolforwjii,I>olvoran [co. Montgomery], castle
of, 270, 297.
Dolyne, Walter de, parson of Preston, 396.
Dome, Henry de, 24.
, Terricus, 24.
Domesday book,- quoted as an authority, 290.
Dominici, John, 79, 102.
Domo, Everdains de, 322.
Donabate, Donerathac [co. Dublin], church
of, 76.
Donadeu. See Donedeu.
Dona^hmor, Donamor in Omagh [en. Wick-
low], vicarage of, 208.
See aiso Duuenachmore.
Donameneye. See Down Amney.
Doncaster, Danecastre [co. York], 72, 235.
, church of, 415.
Doneeastre, Roger de, 842.
, , parson of a moiety of Doncas-
ter, 415.
Donedeu, Donadeu, John, 13, 19, 22, 25, 52,
185,214,257.
Donelmia. See Dunolmia.
Donestapell, Koger de, 15.
, WUliam de, 284.
iSee Dunstaple.
Donevathac. See Donabate.
Donewyco, Donewik, Dunwico, Michael son
of John de, 410.
, Roger de, 222.
, Simon de, 28.
5ee Dunwich.
Doneword. See Dunworth.
Donewych. See Dunwich.
Doniland, Duniland West, co. Essex, 288.
Donington, Donington. co. Liucoln, 291.
Donyngton, Reginald de, 272.
Dorchester, Dorkcestre [co. Dorset], 36.
, church of, 883.
, letters patent dated at, 882 .
, CO. Oxford, abbey of, 240.
, abbot of, 325.
Dore, CO. Hereford, abbot of, 1, 454.
Dorkcestre, William de, 8.
£lee Dorchester.
Dorkenesford. See Droxford.
Dorking, co. Surrey, 178.
Dorking, John de, 20, 24.
Dormale, Godeswein de, 18.
, Henry de, 18.
Dorordeshnll, Philip de, 408.
Dorset, county of, 287, 826.
, sheriff of, 158.
, See Colesbull, Richard de;
Conkiailles, John de.
, holy t^th in, 80.
, com firom, 89.
Dortmynd, Dertmar de, 85.
Dortrees. See Durtrees.
Douai, Dowey, Douay, Flanders, 163, 200,
201, 247, 248, 256, 307.
Doucemannus le Prestre, Jew of Winchester,
365.
Donle, Robert de la, 464, 473.
Dourent, Richard de, 262.
Douseyn, Domeyon, 32.
Dover [co. Kent], 35,48, 63,71, 89, 107, 186,
141, 149, 221, 222, 226, 281, 258, 259,
816, 881.
, barons of, 454.
, barons and bailiffs of, 12.
, castle of, 262, 379.
, , constable of, 2, 128.
, See Penecestre.
, .guard rents of, 10,85, 128.
, , Serjeants of, 69.
, , warden of, 299.
, 8ee Penecestre.
, , works of, 259.
, letters patent dated at, 254-259,
285-287, 314-316.
, Maison Dieu, hospital of, 258.
, , master of, 151, 207, 255.
, Edmund, master of, 256.
, , master of, 370.
, port of, 162.
, , barons of, 48, 128.
, , keeper of. See Bere, Valen-
tinus de.
, St. Martin's, prior of, 259,262.
, St. Mary's , hospital of, 430.
, , Ralph de Marisco, master and
warden of, 388.
, St. Radegund's by, abbot of, 259, 262.
Dovor, Cokebreton de, 258.
, Peter de, 19.
, Thomas de, master atid warden of the
hospital of St. Mary, Dover, 480.
, William de, 158.
, , presented to Boxle, 9.
, , CraWehirst, 49.
, , Langeleye, 77.
, Wickham, 43.
Dowaco, Duaco, Arnold de, the king's gauger,
127.
..., Nicholas de, Isabella wife of, 31.
, Peter de, 450.
See Douai.
Dowel, John. 150.
Dowey. See Douai.
Down, Dun [co. Down], 224.
, bishop of, 22.
, Thomas, bishop of, 196.
, , St. Patrick's, Kicholas, prior of, 197.
.... , , prior apd convent of, 196.
' , diocese of , 50.
Down Ampney, Donameneye [co. Glouces-
ter], 261.
, letters patent dated at, 261, 806, 844,
364-366, 408, 427, 428.
518
GENERAL INDEX.
Downton, Donton [co. Wilts], church of, 427. | Dablin, Djvelin— con/.
Drmper, SimoD le, 21, 89, 68. ■ , chancellor of. See Chaddeworth,
DraytoD East, Estdraiton [oo. Notts] , ' le vicar ' ! lliomas de.
of, James le Garzon of, 462. exchange at, 428.
Drayton Purslow, Drayton Passelewe [co. j , exchequer of, 57, 58, 72, 96, 100, 152,
Bucks], church of, 81. 155, 161, 228, 827, 879, 891, 892.
Drayton, John de, abbot of Shrewsbury, 299, , , all Irish issues to be paid to,
801.
, Roger de, 842, 375.
, , parson of All Saints [Hunting-
don], 881.
William de, 161, 825. 446.
.Wydode, 460. 1
, , Michael his son, 460.
Drax, CO. York, 359.
Driffeud, Dryfeud, Master Robert de. 202. \
, Robert de, 462. ,
Drille, Roger, 410.
Drivere, Robert le, 884, 849. I
Drochkedoblic. See Trochaked O'M Bloid. i
Drt>gheda, Droghda [co. Meath], 260.
, bailifb of, 897. '
, good men of, 295.
., murage for, 295.
Drolmll. Hugh de, 852.
Robert de, 852. '
, William de. 852.
Droitwich [co. Worcester], manor of, 27.
Drokenefeld, Ralph de, 144.
Drokenesford, Ralph de, 149.
Drolle, Qosoelin son of Alexander, 180.
Droxford, Dorkenesford [co. Hants] , church
of, 416.
Dru, Roger le, 54.
Drugel, John, 482.
Drumdelgy, Drumdelgyn, co. Kilkenny, 353.
Dryfeud. See Driffeud.
DuBoo. See Dowaoo ; Douai.
Duberg, William, 447.
Dublin, D^Telin [co. Dublin], 118,161,815,
885, 444.
, archbishop of. See Derlingtou, John
de.
, archbishoprick of, jurisdiction in,
384.
npoue of, 29.
, , see or diocese of, 8, 4, 29, 60,
94, 97, 108, 189, 154, 155, 159, 174,
208. 258, 272, 355.
, John, archbishop of, 448, 444.
, archdeacon of, 4.
See Salinis, William de ;
Northfeld, Master William de ; Aspale,
Master Gkoffrey de.
, archdeaconry of, 277.
....;...., bailiffs of, 260, 897.
Bench in, chief justice of. See Bagot,
Robert.
. . . .- , , justices of. See Exonia, Richard
do ; Wellerleye, Walrand de.
Cai-iiiclite Friars of, 379.
, castle of, 149.
96.
, chamberlain of. See Salopia,
Thomas de.
, ....... marshal of. See Ideshale,
William de.
, , new regulations as to, 108.
, remembrancer of. See Picot,
William.
, , treasurer of, 160, 891.
, .See Waterford, S. bishop of.
, , treasurer and barons of, 258,
300, 827.
, , treasurer and chamberlains of,
79, 149.
, Holy Trinity, prior and convent of,
174.
, mayor of. See Bristol, William de.
, mayor and jurats of, 385.
, murage for, 270.
St. Kevin, church of, 226.
, St. Marj-'s by, house of, 81.
, abbot and convent of, 451.
, St. Mary Hoges or Hokes by, prioress
and nuns of, 197.
, Roesia, abbess of, 198.
, , abbess and nuns of, 189.
,St. t atnck's, prebend in, 54, 61,58, 78,
83, 90, 108, 110, 189, 159, 168, 224,
225, 229, 262, 278, 279, 804.
., , Master George, prebendary of,
168.
.., dean and chapter of, 139, 174,
225, 262, 277.
, , canons of, 226, 254.
, chancellor of. See Chaddeworth,
Thomas de.
St. Peter*8, Hill, la Hulle, church of,
29.
, treasury at, 161.
, water of, bailiwick of the, 148.
, chief serjeanty of, 385.
Duddeleye, Robert de, prior of Bnildwas, 101.
Dudekyn, William, 817.
Dudelbyry, Duddelbjrry [Diddlebury, co.
Salop], Hugh de, 412.
, John de, 412.
Duel, 100.
Diiffeld, John de, 808.
Duffield, CO. Derby, chace of, 847. 407.
DutTord, Benedict de, 884.
SeeVfSoTd.
Daleek, Dyuelek [co. Meath}, St. Mary's,
Robert, abbot of, 817.
Dumblane. See Dunblane.
Dumer, Philip, 358.
GENERAL INDEX.
519
I
Domer. See Danmore.
Dan. See Down.
Dan, John. 888.
, Miles de, 246.
, Simon, 412.
, William de, 887.
Danaeh, Master Peter de, bishop of Connor,
82.
Dunaden. See Donedeu.
Danamase, Dunmas [Qaeeu's CountjJ, castle
of, 352.
Dunblane, Dumblane, Robert, bishop of, 186,
225.
Dunbrody, Dunbrothy [co. Wexford], abbot
of, 278, 835.
Dancy, Everard de, 52.
Danden, Henry, 829.
Dandrennan, Dundreynan in Galloway [co.
Kirkcudbright], abbot and convent of,
897.
Dune, John de la, 156.
Dunech. See Duuecb.
Dunelmia. See Dunolmia.
Dunes, Robert de, 44.
Dunestapel. See Dunstaple.
Dunfert. See Danesfort.
Dun^rvan, Dungervan [co. Waterford],
castle of, 149.
, church of, 100.
Dunham, Ralph de, prior of Bickenacre, 7.
Dunicenn, Ralph, parson of Dungerran,
100.
Dnniland. See Doniland.
Dnnington. See Donington.
Dunkan, Geoffi^y, 196.
Dunmas. See Dunamase.
Dunmore, ? Dumer, oo. Kilkenny, 852.
Dunnok, Peter, 425.
Dunnjmg, Richard, 141.
Dunolmia, Dunelmia, Donelmia, Dnreme,
Bartholomew de, 106.
, Hugh de, 220. *
, Peter de, 84.
, William de, 381.
Dunstable, Dunestapel, Donestapel [co. Bed-
ford], 14, 15, 20, 28-26, 82, 84, 85,
37-39, 64, 65, 308, 380.
, letters patent dated at, 196, 287.
, liberty of, 165.
William, prior of, 418.
, , le Bretun, prior of, 62, 64.
Dunstaple, Dunestapel, Roger de, 14, 15,
65.
, William de, 18.
, , de Wederoore, prior of, 428.
Dunster, Dnnsterr [co. Somerset], manor and
castle of, 874.
Dunston [co. Lincoln?], 118.
DontOD [co. Lincoln], Hugh de, 180, 228.
See DowntOD.
Dnnwear, Dun war [co. 8om«rsei], 216.
Dunwich, CO. SofFolk, 2, 4, 28, 58, 87, 89, 117.
141, 239, 240, 411.
, bailiffs and good men of, 2, 28.
, custody of, 2, 28.
, farm of, 333, 470.
, port of, 470.
, Donewych, co. Wilts {sic), hundred
of, 866.
Dunwico. See Donewyco.
Dunworth, Doneword, co. Wilts, hundred of,
208.
, Donewych (91c), co. Wilts, hundred
of, 866.
Dunyeneton. See Dignineton.
Durant, Durand, Duraunt, Duraund, John,
15, 20, 23-26, 85, 87, 39, 64, 284, 808,
380, 400.
Dureford [cos. Sussex and Hants], abbot
and convent of, 456.
Dureme. See Dunolmia.
Durham [co. Durham], 12.
, archdeacon of. See Bek, Anthony.
, R. bishop of, 830, 444, 470.
, Robert de Insula, prior of Finkhale,
bishop of, 64.
, Robert, prior of Finkhale, bishop of,
60.
, Robert, bishop of, 70, 136, 201, 339.
, bishop of, 225, 886.
, See Insula, Robert de.
, bishoprick of, 58.
, chancellor of. See A venel, Robert.
..., diocese of, 223.
, letters patent dated at, 397.
, prior and convent of, 12.
, treasurer of. See Toresby , Sir Peter
de.
Durham, county of, sheriff of, 70.
Durmiskjm, Richard, 430.
Durtrees, Dortrees, co. Northumberland, 109.
Dury Baldric, 292.
, Geoffrey his brother, 292.
, Thomas his son, 292.
Dusing, Stephen, 418.
Dutton, Adam de, 104.
Duuacy, Duchjus, 50.
SeeDowzco.
Duuech, Peter, 162.
Duuenachmor in Ireland [Donaghmore, co.
Wioklow?],444.
Duwe, Geoffrey, 412.
, Agnes wife of, 412.
, Miles de, 254.
Dyffiynchwyd, Difirendoyt [co. Denbigh],
232.
Dygneneton. See Dignineton.
Dyham, Nichohis de, 363.
Dyke, Benry^ 347.
SeeDeke,
Dykel, John de, 220.
520
GENERAL INDEX.
Dylham, Matilda de, 248.
Ranulph de, 248.
See Dilham.
Djmeyn, Gilbert, 161.
Djnaunt. See Dinaunt.
Dyneham. See Dinannt.
Dynevor, Dynavor, l>inneyor [co. Carmar-
then], 417.
, cattle of, 212.
Dynbam. See Dinaant.
DynnenetoD, Dynjrnieton. See Dignineton.
Dysert, co. Kilkenny, 358.
Dyset, Stephen, 38, 68.
Dyueiek, Richard de, 317.
Dyuelek. See Daleek.
Dyve. See Dive.
Dyvelin. See Dublin.
£
Eaglemlon, Ecclesden [in Poling hundred],
CO. 8u^sex, 39.
Eardsley, Erdeslcgh [co. Hereford], castle of,
162, 163, 272.
, constable of, 162.
Earl Stoke, Erlestok [co. Wilts], 437.
Early? Erleye [co. Berks], 367.
Earnstrey, Rmestre, co. Salop, 845.
Earsham, Brsham, Horshiun [co. Norfcjlk],
468, 472.
Easington in Holdemess, Esiugton [co. York],
ehnrch of, 108.
Easter, High, Estringhantre [co. Essex],
church of, 855.
Eastnor, Estenore [co. Hereford], chaoe of,
284.
Bastry, Estry [co. Kent], church of, 278.
Kastwell, Sstwelles, co. Kent, 277.
Eastwood, CO. Cambridge. See Estwode.
) Eatwode, co. Essex, 41, 881.
• [eo. Essex], letters patent dated at,
152, 179, 180, 826, 827, 451-463.
, Estwode in Thornbiry, [co. Glou-
cester], 463.
Eaton, Eyton [co. Leicester], 467.
Ebblosburg, Thomas de, abbot of Cerue, 74.
Eboraco, Leo de, Jew of Tork, Henna daughter
of, and Elias her son, 880.
Nicholas de, presented to St. Mary's,
Grimsby, 218.
, William de, 206.
Ebrlston, William de, 878.
Kbroicis, Deverus, John de, 353, 380.
Kbsfleet, Heppelflete [co. KentJ. 469.
Eceles [co. Norfolk], 396.
Ecdesden. See Eaglebdon.
Eccleshall [co Stafford], letter patent dated
at, 218, 219.
Eccleshill, Thomas de, 248.
Echiugbam, William de, 69.
Eckington, co. Worcester. See Ekinton.
Edburbiri. See Alberbury.
Edburton ? Adburtou [co. Sussex], church of,
268.
Eddlesborough, Edlesberg [co. Bucks], 461.
Bdelington, Simon de, 219.
Edelington. See Bdlington.
Bdelygion, Edelegon [commote in Wentlloog
cantred, co. Monmouth], land of, 56.
Eden river [co. Cumberland] , bridge of, 896.
Eden' [Edinburgh?] 17.
Edenesouere, Gilbert de, 222.
Edenened, Tudor ap, 283.
Edera, John de, 17.
........... Peter de, 17.
Edington [co. Wilts], letters patent dated at,
262.
Edlesberg. See Eddlesborough.
Edlington, Edelington [co. Lincoln J, church
of, 136.
Edmund, or Edmund de, Alemannia, earl of
ComwaU, 4, 9, 11, 62, 68, 78, 158, 176,
211, 215, 217, 221, 288, 240, 342, 284,
287, 292, 293, 309, 821, 323, 374, 875,
377, 406, 409, 426, 473.
, Henry his late brother. See Ale-
mannia, Henry de.
, the king's brother, earl of Lancaster
and count of Champagne, 5 1 , 6 1 , 74, 7 7,
81, 93, 100, 101, 118, 118, 1)9, 125,
154, 156-158, 160, 165-167, 177, 182,
186, 189, 199, 200, 202, S08, 213. 220,
225, 236, 244, 251, 252, 254, 296, 803,
306, 308, 318, 886, 847, 350, 370, 871.
380, 382, 406, 407, 411, 415, 42), 422,
428, 435-442, 458.
, count of Champagne, 871.
, Eleanor (Blanche), his consort,
371.
, , Avelina wife of, 77, 113, 166,
286.
, Blanche wife of, 156.
, pilgrimage of, to the Holy Land, 167.
Edmundeliis, Simofl de, 26.
Edneston, 263.
Kdon, Master Thomas de, 424, 425.
Edrich, John, 43<».
, , prior of Carmarthen, 437, 440.
Edrik, Kobert, 414, 467.
Edulvesly. See Iddeslelgh.
Edward [the Confessor], 357.
Edward I., advocates of crown for pleas that
follow the king, 184.
, advocate of {narrator), 417.
, appointed alms of, 306, 807, 333.
, appeals, ecclesiastical, to the preju-
dice of the lung, 818.
• ■ , bachelarius noster, 456.
, baker of. Master Elobert, 162.
, bankers of. See Luca, Luke de, and
the society of Lucca.
, settlement with, to 7 Edward 1,
2»«.
GENERAL INDEX.
521
Edward I. — eoni.
and barons. See Barons.
, , secret attempt to occupy the
Isle of Ely, 52.
Sec Barons War.
and Graston de B^m, quarrel with.
See B^rn.
, beasts for his coining to I«ondon, 278.
, beguiled, 275.
, butler of. See Columbariis, Matthew
de.
, carpenter of. See Vallibus, Master
Theobald de.
, chancellor of. See Burnell, Robert.
, chapel of, office of, 164.
, chapels of, free, 88, 91.
, , dispute at Rome touching, 448.
I children of, expenses of, 182.
, , at Windsor, wiue for, 210.
...., clerks of, one of, entitled to pension
at the creation of a new archbishop of
York, 4A6.
, complaiots made to, when going from
place to place, 474.
, confirms grant of his predecessors of
a trave of com from evei^ plough in
York, Westmorland, and Cumberland,
for the support of the hospital of St.
Leonard, York, 1^6.
contention with the earl of Gloucester
touching Gwent, 56.
, cook of, 449.
coronation of, 354.
, feast at Westminster, 58, 56,
132.
, council of, 1, S, 108, 152.
, ....... Rex de consUio suo, 67.
, cranes for, 187.
., crown debts, amercements, arrears
of, gathered in, 5, 88, 406, 410.
, crowns of gold for, three or four new,
213.
, customs of. See Customs.
, debts of, 98, 157, 167, 300, 881.
, debts of Henry III. repuctiated, 108,
109,152,169.
, , in Ireland, 29.
, debts of, to merchants of Lucca. See
Luca, Luke, and Beiner de; Fodio,
Orlandinus de.
., , to merchants of Piacenaa. See
Piacenza.
, , to Edmund, the king's brother.
iSee Edmund.
, debts since his coronation, 857.
deer, for stocking the king's parks,
296.
, demesnes of, subtractioD or usurpa-
tions of liberties in, 65, 70, 71, 88, 842,
848, 849.
, , in the Channel Islands, 70.
, ...... y tallage on, 4, 814, 421.
Edward I., demesnes of — eonl,
, , keepers of. See Sandwico,
Ralph de ; Normanville, Thomas de ;
Holebrok, Richard de.
, See Quo Warranto.
, engineer of. Master Richard, 105.
, , Master Bertram, 862.
, estate of, in Chester oounty, 116.
, , in divers counties, 116.
, expanses of, during his absence in the
Holy Land and on his way home, 181,
182.
fftlcons of, 137.
, as first-born of Henry III. charter of,
110,231,897,435.
, ...... letters patent of, inspected, 360.
, gauger of. See Dowaoo, Arnold de.
, goldsmith of, Edward, 449.
, hereditary succession of, the govern-
ment of the realm belongs to the king
by, 1.
, Holy Land, Edward Lin, 138.
, , persons supplying his place
while in, 138.
in Syria, 858. ^
, homages of foreigners to, 64.
horses for, 90. 159, 169, 171,184,186,
198, 194, 212.
, horse Bayard of, 94.
, horse of, lent for a duel, 100.
household, those of the, 148.
, , title of * one of the,' 143.
, , steward of the. See Otto, Hugh
son of.
, impostume of, 7 2.
, * intimates' of. Otto de Graudisooo,
188.
intimidates convocatiou, 359, 4 .5 7.
jewels of, 8, 212, 213, V15, 375, 425.
deposited with the prior of the
Hospitallers, London, 215.
, , ransomed for 1,000/. from the
king of France, 875.
, jewels sent to the king of Norway,
828.
, kitchen, buyer of. See Arax, Mat-
thew de.
, lands at Dover, 2 August 1274, 55.
, , June 19, 1279, 816.
, larderer of. See Rus, Henry le.
, liberties of, subtractions, usurpations
of. See Demesnes of.
, litigants brought into his presence, 56 .
, loans to, 63, 77, 95, 98, 195, 196.
., interest paid on, 1 59.
See aUo Lucca.
., market of. See Market.
., mayor not to be elected it Winchester
until the king's arrival, 60.
., mines of, 84, 161.
••■t*»«*tf •>••«)
522
GENERAL INDEX.
Edward I. — cont.
, ministers of, offences by, 116, 344,
466.
, , and bailiffs of, assault on, 69,
88, 161.
4 , See also Sheriff.
, money, the king in want of, 5, 101,
456.
, moueyen of, 416.
, SeeCsMl Motant, Leonard de.
, See Aliono, Master Hubert.
, mother of, ' holding his mother's re-
quest for this a» a command,' 429.
, .S^« Eleanor.
,« moved,' 148.
, palfreys for, 42.
, patronage of, to Rindon Abbey, 337.
, , to Llantillio, 488--4d4.
, peace of, proclaimed, 1.
, , making assemblies against. 407.
, prerugatiye of, moderates the assess-
ment of a London citizen, 70.
, presence of, in court, 56, 86, 107,143,
174, 391.
, jinterveuee in family dispute, 391.
, purprestures of lands of, 71, 849.
, rancour of, 94, 140, 858, 488.
, against Sandwich, 139.
, Rome, affairs of at. See Rome, court
of.
seals of. See Seal,
, secretary of. See Grandisouo, Otto de.
silver plate for, 449.
, spigomels of, 164.
, stewards of. See Sand wico .
, stock from Chester, 103.
, superstition of, 868.
surgeon of. See Beauvey s. Master
Simon de.
, tailor of. See Bidik Adenet de ;
Adenettus.
tents of, 289.
treasurer of, Joseph, 213.
, See Chanucy, Joseph de.
, venison of, 826.
, verge, royal, 418.
, wardship, his right of, 415.
, watchman of. See Skireswhicht,
/ dam de.
, will of, high and low, 184.
, wines purveyed for, 888, 869, 391.
, , ganger and chamberlain of.
See Columbariis, Matthew de; Dow-
aco, Arnold de.
, , deputies of, 415.
, , prise of wines, 95, 439, 468.
, , takers of. See Rokesle,
Gregory de ; Mora, Poncius de.
, , buyerof. See Rokesle, Gregory
de.
works at Buelt, 441.
Edward, Riobard son of Richard, 444.
Edwardston, William de Monte Caniao of.
See Monte Canieo.
Edwyn, Simon son of Emeric, 200.
Bgglestone, Egleston [co. York], abbot and
convent of, 270.
E^losheil, Matthew de, sheriff of Devon, 198.
Egrom. See Averham.
Ek<^dou, John de, 817.
Eketon, Nicholas de, 888.
, , Margery his wife, 833.
Ekintou, Eckington [co. Worcester], John
de, 345.
Ekresbury. See Exbury.
Elcombe [co. Wilts], letters patent dated at,
288.
Elding. See Yalding.
Eldrepethymosse. See Arpeth.
Eleanor, princess of Wales and lady of Snow -
don, 306.
, king's consort and countess of Pon-
thieu, 8, 64, 74, 79, 80, 96, 101, 106,
109, 113, 129, 181, 134, 137, 139, 144,
146, 156, 157, 182, 184, 193, 196, 197,
202, 212, 215, 229, 249, 256, 268, 265,
278, 296, 299, 300, 801, 306, 310, 322,
381, 382, 334, 335, 337, 359, 361, 362,
366, 380, 886, 388, 390, 895, 407, 482,
424, 481, 433, 486, 453, 469, 471, 475.
, , advance to, 422.
, , chaplain of . iS«e Ezonia, Payn
de.
, damsel of, 390.
, , , Grace de Aiiddelton, 310.
, , grant to, of the goods of Jews,
407.
, , Holy Land, pilgrimage of to
the, 79.
, , marshal of, 278.
5ee Bardeneye, Master Thomas
de.
, , tailor of. See Horton, William
de.
Eleanor, the king's mother, 10, 12, 27,
29, 80, 55, 63, 71, 75-81, 91-94,
104, 106, 125, 138, 188, 141» 142, 164,
167, 168, 174, 185, 191, 195, 288, 262,
277, 281, 890, 298, 299, 802, 834, 844,
355,858,361, 365,371, 385-388,894,
408, 417, 419, 425, 428, 429, 434, 437,
488, 441, 447, 450, 455.
, dower of, 27, 71,835,886,387.
, , knight of, 888.
.., , licence for her to make her will,
76, 77.
, , , to expel Jews firom her
towns, 76.
, , marshal of, Richard, 489.
, , messenger of , 450.
, , physioian of. See Provencal,
Master William le.
, , Qsher of her chamber. See
Morel, Richard.
, , Richard, usher of the hall of,
449.
GENERAL INDEX.
523
Elenstreng, John, 896.
Bl&el, cantred? Elveyn [co. Radnor], 169.
Elfael-i8-Menith« Bvelismoneth [co. Radnor],
land of, 191.
Elfer, land of, 445.
^MEwharst.
Elliam. See Bltham.
Elian, Master, Jew of London, 114, 125.
, , master, Jew of London, Ores-
sens son of. See Cresseus.
, Alexander son of, de Cypeham, 402.
, Cresseas son of, Jew of London, 1 29.
Eliseus son of, 424.
, Henry son of, de Bradesbam, 268.
son of Benedict de Londun, Jew of
Bordeaux, 211.
, Master, son of Master Mosseus, Jew
of London, 118, 212, 364, 485.
, , Cresseus his son, 212.
, William son of, de Orenerigg, 896.
Elidirus, Owen son of, 823.
, , Eva his wife, 323.
, , Dethegu and Wenthlian, sisters
of Eva, 323.
Elie, Elye Foncius, 37, 330, 362, 878.
, Thomas, 25.
Elindon. See Wroughton.
Elingham. See BUingham.
, William de, 447.
Elington, Ivo de, 76.
See Ellinton.
Eliseus son of Elias, Jew, 424.
Ellerton [Harthill wapentake, co.York], prior
of, 150.
Ellesmere [co. Flint], castle and hundred of,
125.
EUingham, Ellingham [co. Hants], prior of.
80.
Bllinton, William son of William de. 397.
See Elingtun.
Elloe, Ellowe [co. Lincoln], wapentake of
120.
Elmdon, Klmeden, co. Essex, 88.
Elmemgg, Simon de, 483.
Elmham, North, Northeimham, co. Norfolk,
180.
, South, Suthelmham [co. Norfolk],
250.
Elming, Fhilip, 261.
Elnestowe, Henry de, 292.
See Blstow.
Elsfeld, Robert de, 278.
Elston, Eyleston [co. Notts], 158.
Blstow, Elnestowe, co. Bedford, 992.
Annora, abbess of, 443.
„, Beatrice de Sooteny, abbess of, 468.
Elsworth, Elesworth [co. Cambridge], church
of, 280.
Eltham, Elham [co. Kent], letters patent
dated at, 54.
Elvel in Granno, Wales [Tr-efail, near Di-
ganwy?], 327.
Elveyn [Elfkel, co. Radnor], land of, 169.
Elworthin [co. Salop], 460.
Ely [co. Cambridge], Isle of, 407.
, , defence of, 52.
, Hugh, bishop of, 52, 140, 178, 180,
421, 457.
, bishop of. See Balsbam, Hugh de.
bishopric of, liberty of, 100.
, diocese of, 45.
, prior of, 475.
Ely, Andrew de, 407.
, Nicholas de, 179.
, , bishop of Winchester [1268-
Feb. 1280], 40, 164, 183, 328, 348, 349,
363, 365.
, William de, 153.
Elye. See Elie.
Blyndon, See Wroughton.
Bmly, Ireland, David, abbot of Holycross,
Hugh, bishop of, 97, 101, 368, 408.
, Matthew, bishop of, 50, 86.
, R. bishop of, 454.
dean and .chapter of, 86.
Bnmieswniih. See Hemsworth, Dorset.
Emmewode, Richard, 356.
Enefeld, Enefeud, Henry de, 170, 249.
, William de, 416.
Enfcrd, Eneford [co. Wilts], church of,: 408.
Engayne, John, 349.
* Engeltheu ' reliquary called, 201.
Engelthorp, John de, 220.
England, constable of. See Bohun, Hum-
phrey de.
, marshal of. See fiigod, Roger le.
, merchants of, loans from, 77.
Englefeld. See Tegeingl.
Engleis, Engleys, John le and Richard his
brother, 36.
, Reginald le, 317.
, Richard le, 22, 259, 286.
, Salomon le, 25.
, Thomas le, 227.
, Walter le, 38.
Englewode. See Inglewood.
Engolisma. See Angolisma.
Enveyse, John le, 259.
Ep worth [co. Lincoln], 289.
Ercalewe, Erkelawe, John de, 846.
, prior of St. Thomas, without Staf-
ford, 80, 47, 67, 181.
Krdeslegh. See Eardsley,
Erdinton, Henry de, 189.
Eregast, Hugh son of David de, 224.
Eresby, co. Lincoln, 141, 158.
ErewelL See Qrewell.
Erewico de. See Harvrich.
Erkelawe. See Ercalewe.
Erlestok. See Earl- Sfoke.
524
GENEBAL INDEX.
Erleye [Early, co. Berks], 867.
Erleye, Philip de, 100.
See Herlegh.
Ermenia. See Armenia.
KrmeBby. See Ormesby.
Erminiaci. See ArmagnaR.
Emettre. See Eamstrey.
Emeys, Robert, 68.
Er^hain. See Earsbam.
Krtmer, merchant of Almain, 25.
Eecaeta of an oak, 105.
Escbeator north of Trent See Boyrill,
William de ; Reigate, John de ;
Wilgheby, Philip de.
south of Trent, 41.
See London, John de ; Clifford,
Master Richard de.
Eschevet, Emoninns, messenger of Eleanor,
the king's mother, 450.
Eschevin, Baldwin de, 100.
Encho, Gerard de, 84.
Escot. See Scot.
Escote, Hugh de, 401.
Escude, Peter de, 848.
Esher, Essher [co. Surrey], church of, 378.
Eshton, Eston [co. York], 282.
Esiu^n. See Easington.
Eskaudeflete. See Bhalfleet.
Eskepeia. See Sheppey.
Espaigny, Espany, James de, 37, 38.
See also Ispania.
Especer. See Spicer.
Espemn, Thomas le, 6.
Espek, Richard, 90, 158.
Espes, William, 162.
Espicer. See Spicer.
Esqueler, Sqaeler, Geoffrey le, 79.
.., Henry le, 369.
Esquier, Guichard le, 267.
, Jordan le, 268, 267.
.Robert, 474.
, Walter le, 268, 267.
Essebum. See Ashbourne.
Essex, 61, 283, 237.
, forest of, 200, 232, 251, 288, 452.
, eyre for the forest of, 193.
, sheriff of. See Sandwico, Thomas
de.
, Gynges, Reginald de.
and Hertford, sheriff of. See Hole-
brok, Richard de ; Scaccario, Laurence
de.
Essex, Hugh de, 358.
, Walter de, 127, 363, 37C).
, Wolmarde, 19, 21, 24, 87, 38, 65,
177,956,258.
Esshe [Ash, co. Salop], Thomas del, 800.
Esaher. See Eiher.
BfaiDgwold, Master Alan de, 902.
Estaney. See Sta&ey.
Sstohepe, Ihomas de, 48.
Estden, William de, 861, 429.
, presented to Bneford, 403.
Estdraiton. See Drayton, East.
Estendur, Hugh le, 267.
Esteneston, William de, prior of Luffeld, 96,
364.
Estenore. See Eastnor.
Rsterene, Gerard, 284.
See Stephen.
Estgrenested. See GriuKtead, East.
Esthall, 81.
Esthamptonet. See Hampnet, East.
E8thuba or Esterrila, Robert de, 828.
Estivaus, Peter Ernaud de. See Amald,
Peter, de Estivaus.
Estleye, Andrew de, 409.
Eston, Gilbert de, 179.
, John de, 405.
[Eshton, CO. York], John de, 282.
Eston. See Eshton.
sub Egge. See Aston.
Estormy. See Estormy.
EstrauDge. See Lestrange.
Estre, Robert del, sheriff of Cambridge and
Huntingdon, 2, 151, 283.
Estre, Robert del, 151.
, John his son, 151.
Estredcmarchach. See Strata Marcella.
Estr^ee. Destrees [Somme], lord of. See
Cbanles, Gerard de.
Estri, Oswald de, abbot of Faversham, 109.
Estriughautre. See Easter, High.
Estm, John de, 338.
Esturmy, Sturmy, Estormy, Kstuniy, Henry,
483.
, William. .•i6, 89, 410.
Ssturton, Walter de, 61.
, , Juliana his wife, 61.
Estwelles. See Eastwell.
Estwitton. See Witton, Bast.
Estwode, Alan son of Roald de, 845.
, John de, 46,
[Eastwood, CO. Cambridge], John de,
180.
Estwode. See Eastwood.
Estwotton. See Witton, East.
EntyvauB, Peter Ernald de. See Amald.
Eswy, Stephen, 381.
See Ashewy.
Ethlingthorp, Henr}* de, 152.
Etingbrok, William de, 850.
, , Joan wife of, 850.
Eton. See Nuneaton.
Eton, prioress and convent of, 282.
Eton, Richard son of Ranulph de, 401 .
Eu, 28.
Eueblanc, Richard de, 69.
Eure, John de, 408, 460.
SeeErre.
Eustache, Robert, 38.
GENERAL INDEX.
525
Eunichio. See Wiehio.
BTelismonetb. Elvel-is-menith.
Bvelond, Stephen de, 185.
Everazd, Albert son of, 88.
, Hugh, canon of Wello, 423.
, Bichard, 412.
, , Dionisia wife of, 412.
, Richer, M.
, Walter, 86. 226.
, William, jnatice, 160, ISl, 289, 294.
Eyereale. See Eyerie.
Everingham, Adam de, 825.
Everle, Everetile, fiyersle, Everleye, Eusta'-e
de, 837.
, Agnes de, 855.
, Alice daughter of Geoffrey de, 147.
, Bartholomew, her hnsband, 855.
, Edmund and John, her Bons, 355
, Master Geoffrey de, 146, 147, 169.
, , presented to Blofeld, 260.
, , , Baliogare, 278.
, , , Harwes, 276.
, , parson of Harewe, 448.
, Johnde, 3, 69.
, Simon, de, 260, 261.
, Walter de, 198.
, WiUiara de, 260, 261.
Margery wife of, 260, 261.
Everleg. See Eversley.
Eversley, Everleg [co. Hants], forest of,
361.
See Eyerie.
Eyesham [oo. Worcester], battle of, 172,
178.
See Barons War.
, letters patent dated at, 162.
Eyesham. John de, 23, 65.
, Master Bobert de, 457.
, Roger de, 126, 219, 242, 264, 265.
, William de, prior of Kenil worth, l;i7.
Everens, Hugh de, 221.
See Bbroicis.
Eyesk, Philip le, 228, 296.
See also Bisshop.
Eyesk, Bpiscopus, Leyesque, Benedict, J*^ -a • .(
Hereford, 434.
Salomon le, Jew, 113.
Eyion ap Meuric, 126.
Byre, Richard de, 22.
See Eure.
Eyreuz, St. Taurin, Richard, abbot of, 199.
Ewe, John del, 189, 219.
Ewell, Richard de, 408.
, Robert de, 410.
Master WilUiun de, 817.
Ewhnrst, Twherst [co. Sussex], 445.
, court of Pralle at, 445.
the purparty, Shoreham, 445.
, , Blocyillond, 445.
, ' Elfreslond,* 445.
Kwyas Harold, Ewyas [co. Hereford], land
of, 350, 428.'
Ezbury, Ekresbiry, co. Southampton, 181.
Exchanges, 822, 388, 481.
throughout England, keeper of, 4(6.
of Bristol. See Bristol.
of Canterbury. See Canterbury.
of Che8t*jr. > t e Chester.
of Lincoln. See Lincoln.
of Oxford. See Oxford.
Exchequer, 167.
.......... assays of mouey made in the, 448.
, barons of, 154, 236.
, See Northwode, Roger de ;
Cobham, John de.
, chamberlain of. See Stratton, Adnm
de.
, chancellor of. See Neubaud, Geoffrey
de ; Stanes, Master Richard de.
, clerks of the, 820.
, custom of the, 330.
fees of the barons of, 295.
, remembrancer of. See Weatmonas-
terio, Master Odo de; Castello, Nicholas
de; Pyoot, William.
shut, 394.
, treasurer of See Cancy , Joseph de .
treasurer and barons of, 227, 871,
406, 420, 431, 449, 450.
, treasurer, chamberlain, and barons of,
452.
treasurer and chamberlains of, 97.
Exede, Simon de, 386.
Exeter, co. Deyon, 818.
Peter, bishop of, 428 .
, Walter, bishop of, 9, 120, 123. 164,
258, 298, 894, 406.
, bishop of, 30, 46.
, See Bronescombe, Walter de ;
Exonia, Master Peter de.
, bishopric of, 62, 78.
castle, keeper of, 29.
, constable of, 198.
See Wyger, John ; Pui,
Thomas du.
, diocese of, 81, 133, 196, 332, 397.
, gaol of, 446.
, serjeanty of keeping the gaol of,
29.
, Jews of, 6.
, Jews chest o^ 126.
, St. Nicholas, prior of, 321, 856,
423.
, treasurer of . See Exonia, John de.
Exonia, John de, 244, 279.
> , treasurer of Exeter, 394.
, Nicholas de, 392.
, Richard de, 892.
, Payn de, 364.
* , presented to Hembiry, 78.
326
GENERAL INDEX.
Exonia— oofif.
Master Peter de, bishop of Exeter
[7 Oct. 1S80— 6 Oct. 1291], 898, 899,
428.
, Richard <le, justice of the Bench,
Dublin, 8, 161, 346, 879, 884, 412.
, , chief juaticiBry of Ireland, 451.
Exton, John de, 126.
Eylesbirj, Walter de. 331.
Byleflbury. See Aylesbury.
Eyleshou, wood of, 882.
Eyleston. See Elston.
Eylich [or Eylith], Thomaiv, 24.
Eylward, Robert, presented to prebend (»f
Bulrerhithe, 860.
Eylweger, Robert, 474.
Rymar, Raymond, 808.
Si** Aymery.
Eyncnrt, Edmund de, 217.
Eynesford, Isabella de, 889.
Eyr, Robert le, 88.
Eyres, 68, 181, 277, 809, 884, 423, 443.
deodands taken in, 252.
Eysel, John, 22.
Eyton, 100.
See Eaton, co. Leicester.
Eyton, Robert de, 414, 467.
Eyvill, Emeric de, 444.
, Roger de, 272.
F
Fader, William le, 460.
Faderman, John le, 180.
Fair, 178, 208, 846.
5ee Yarmouth.
Fairfield, Fairefeld, Fairfeud, co. Derby, 120.
865.
Fukeuham, co. Norfolk, 19, 355.
Fakenham, Thomas de, 2.
Falays**, Elias de hi, 68.
Falconarii, Falkinarus, Cambinus, 811, S5H,
401.
FaIconer[ii], society of the, 196, 214.
, Hugelin of, 196.
Falcons and gerfalcons, 187, 149, 260. 263.
Faldingworth, co Lincoln, 288.
Faldut, WUliam de, 858.
Falevy,- John de, 250.
Faleye, Roger de la, 347.
Falaesle, Hugh de. 841.
See Fawsley.
Fanecnrt, Walter de, 221, 241.
Faner, John le, 414.
Fannere, Robert, 248.
Simon le, 472, 474.
Fanyn, Thomas son of Richard, 852.
Fara, Drogo de, 210.
Farcauar, John de, 201, 202.
Fareham, Farham, co. Hants, 849
Fargnano, Farisnaoo, Opiso de, 854 881.
Farham. See Fareham.
Farignano. See Fargnano.
Faringdon, Fiamedon [co. Berks], hundred of,
115.
Farley [co. Wilts], Henry, parson of, 108.
Farming wood, Fermes in Rockingham forest,
484.
Faruham, Farneham, co. Hants [rectnu, co.
Surrey], 451.
, gaol of, 89.
Famham, Femham, co. Hants, 451 .
?[co. Berks], 251.
Famham, Farneham, William de, 158.
, Master William de, presented to
Balliogary, 94.
, , rector of Hinxworth, 5.
Fastolf, John, 446.
...., Oliver, 446.
, Richard, 440.
, William son of John, 446.
, son of Richard, 446.
Faucham, Faukam [Fawkham, co. Kent],
William de, 144, 276.
Faucilun, Robert, 442.
Fauconer, Faukeuer, John le, 297, 317, 318.
822.
5e« Falconarii. ^
Faucumberg, Walter de, 119.
Fauiler, William, 342.
Faukam. See Faucham.
Faukener. See Fauconer.
Fauknn, Robert, 294.
Faunes, Fanesse, Warin de, 827, 828, 430.
Fausebrun, Roger, 410.
Faveresham, Favresham, Feversham, John
de, 410.
William de, 88, 369.
Faversham, Favereiham, Haversham [co.
Kent, 11, 186.
, abbey, 1, 2, 102.
Oswald de Estri, abbot of, 109.
, Peter de Redmersham, abbot of, 2, 3,
, Peter, abbot of, 1, 2, 9, 28.
, prior and convent of, 1, 106.
Favresham. See Faveresham.
Fawkham [co. Kent] . See Faucham.
Fawsley, Faluesle [co. Northumberland], 841.
Fay, Richard de, 480.
Fecamp, Fescaump [Seine Inf.], abbot of, 39,
42, 149, 818.
, abbot and convent of, 895.
Feckenbam, Fekkeham, Fekenham, co.
Worcester, manor of, with the park
and forest, 71.
, forest of, 818.
manor and forest of, 27.
Feckenbam, Nicholas de, 49.
GENERAL INDEX.
527
Fekenham. See Feckenham.
Fekkeham. See Feekenham.
Felde, Henry de la, 287.
, Salomon de la, 468.
Feligny, Fel>gny, Claras, 14, 84.
Felingefiton, Joan de, 78.
Felipe. See Phelipt^
Felter, Robert le, 159.
Felygny. See Feligny.
Fen, Fenne, John del, 475.
, Thomas de la, 208, 252.
Fen Ditton. See Ditton Fen.
Fenes, Fenis, Fenles, Giles de, 281.
, Master John de, presented to Caustoii,
442.
William de, 89, 160, 296, 806,360,
489.
Feuliloch, Walter, 33.
Fenne. See Fen.
Fenny Cumpton. See Compton, Fenny.
Fenton [co. York], 476.
, Robert, vicar of, 424, 425.
, William de, 281.
, , Cicely wife of, 281.
Ferariis, Ferrariis, Ferrers, Galvanus de, 184,
186.
, Margaret or Margery de, countess of
Derby, 93, 140, 427, 442, 460.
, Robert de, 203.
, .... , earl of Derby, 98, 165.
, / , Eleanor wife of, 440.
Tbdmas de, 156.
Ferbras, Ferebrace, Master William, 264,
265.
Feie, William de la, 162.
Ferebrace. See Ferbras.
Ferentino, Andrew Bartholomei de, 395.
, Bartholomew Matthie de, 161, 895.
Ferere. Raymond de la, 387.
Feresol. See Fersol.
Feria, Drogo de, 461.
Feringdon, Angustin de, 258.
Feriz. See Fers.
Fermbaud, Nicholas, .'107.
Fermerie, Robert de la, 410.
Fermes. See Farming Wood.
Fernham. See Fnrnham.
Ferns [Ireland], bishopric of, 383.
Ferrariis. See Ferariis.
Ferree, Ferre, Guy, 125, 302,355,859.361,
429, 460.
, , Joan his wife, 302, 855.
, John, 94. 156, 255, 272, 462. 465.
, William, parson of Credelington,
442.
Ferrer, John, 359.
Ferrur, John le, 224.
Fers, Feriz, John le, 14.
Simon, 37.
F«»rsketh, Fresketh, Fryske, in the diocese of
Cork, church of, 160, 212, 218.
Fersol, Feresol, William de, 107, 299.
Fesoamp. See F^amp.
Feteplace, Henry, 263, 267.
Fethard, Fytherd. Ireland, 191.
Fevere. See Fevre.
Feverer, Ralph, 437.
Feversham. See Faveresham.
Fevre, Fevere, Adam le, 466.
, John, 448.
, John le, 234.
, Michael le, 20.
, Ralph le, 84.
, Thomas le, of Bloberhuaes, 435.
, William le, 16.5, 293, 414, 467.
Fezenzac [Gers], 305.
See also ArrnHgnac.
Fichet, Richard, 28.
Fiesole, bishop of. 130.
Fifhide, Fyflde, Fiffhide, John, 269.
, John de, 354, 857, 385.
, William de, 347.
[Figheldean, co. Wilts,] Fikeldenn, co. Dor-
set, 347.
Fileby, Fyleby, Master Adam de, 325, 442,
443.
, Robert de, 443.
Finchale, Finckhale, Fiukehale [co. Dur-
ham], Robert, prior of, .bishop of
Durham, 60.
, Robert de Insula, prior of, 6 1.
Finche, Fynohe, Geoff ry, 251.
, Jordan, 251.
Finchley, Fyncheleye [co. Middlesex], church
of, 41.
Fineaus, Robert de, 444.
Fines, enormous, 146.
Fingael, Henry, 396.
Finlan, Fynenn, Garvase, 14.
, John, 36.
Finkehale. See Finchale.
Finlegh, Robert de, 403.
Finnabarensis, See Kilfenora.
Finour, John le, 447.
Firbeck, Frithebek [co. York], 421.
Fisher, Fihser, John le, 468, 474.
, William le, 23-26, 6.% 467, 468.
Fisshebume, Giles de, 189, 280, 384.
Fittesho. See Fitz.
Fittleton, Fytelton [co. Wilts], 135.
Fitz, Fittesho [oo. Salop], church of, 122.
Flache, WiUiam, 446.
Flambard, Nicholas, 52.
FUnders and Hanault, 9, 12, 13, 31, 82,
44,48-51, 54, 55, 60, 67-69, 71, 85,
86, 89, 91, 95, 97, 98, 101, 106, 112,
114, 183, 125, 188, 146, 159, 160, 165,
185, 187, 199, 209, 815, 848, 884, 887,
897, 364, 400.
, Guy, count of, 60, 187, 347, 256, 308,
830, 881, 382, 437.
528
GENTERAL INDEX.
Flanders and Hanault, Gay, count of — cotit.
, , homage of, to Edward I., 331.
, count of, 101.
, Thomas, ssometime count of, 101.
, Margaret, countess of, re Wool, I '2 .
13, 82, 44, 50, 51, 54, 60, 67, 69, 71.
86, 89, 91, 95/ 97, 106, 123, l3i5, 138,
146, 159, 165. 186, 187, 199, 209, 247.
307, 830, 381, 336, 369, 8U5, 400.
, arrest of goods of, 297, 400.
, arrest of debts of, in England. 89, 05.
arrest of wool, 9, 48, 55.
, compensation to English merchants
for their losses, 284, 808, 330.
, merchants of, 287.
, , pleas of , 284.
, peace with, 60.
, reprisals on, 44.
,8hip of, 160.
Flanders, Flandre, William de, 187, 247.
See aho Fleming.
Flaoner, Thomas le, 469.
Flaunville, or Flaumvill, Kichard de, 75.
Fliixelegh. See Flazlej.
Flaxley, Flaxele^b, Flexelegh [co. Gloucps-
ter], abbot of, 101.
, abbot and convent of, 107.
abbey, 200.
Flebanelly, Frank, 86.
Flech^'ham, Master Robert de, presented to
St. Mary*8, Oxford, 11.
Flecher, Christiana, wife of Peter le, 1 68.
Fleg, Henry de. 76,
Flenieng, Fiemn^eiig, Fleming, Henry le, 6.5.
, John le, 410,431.
, Master John le, presented to the
benefices in Ocassyn and Droch-
kedoblic, 356.
, John le, 20, 138.
John son of John le, 217, 219.
, Richard le, 189.
, Robert le, 176.
See also Flauderb.
Flete, William de la, 117.
Flexelegh. See Flaxley.
FlexewelU Northampton, well of, 322.
Flint, Flynt [co. Flint], 296.
, castle of, 256, 464.
, letters patent dated at, 225.
, works at, 226.
Flint, Hugh, 36.
Flintham, Panlinus de, 321.
Flitwick, Flittewyk, co. Beds, 476.
Flixton [co. YorkJ, 138.
' Floodmark,' od imwn maris, 251.
Flore, William de, 221.
Florence, 13, 14,15, 18-21, 24,32, 84, 36, a7,
39, 52. 64, 78, 74, 86, 91-94, 98,, 114,
128, 129, 167, 194, 196, 214, 216, 242,
800, 811, 818, 838, 390, 401, 448, 450.
.., bishop of, 180.
Florence — cont.
, Donelinus, merchant of, 171.
?. , See Florencia, Donelinus de.
, Medichus and Acelinus, merchants
of, 382.
, merchants of, fbrbidden to practise
usury, 91-94.
, , fined for exporting wool, 91,
9S.
Florencia, Donelinus de, 184, 191.
, See also Florence, Donelinus
de.
, Diuraeius de, or Durandos [same as
Fnlcia, Duracius de], 821, 322, 858,
401.
, Janian de, 141, 210.
Nutus de, 168, 169.
, See Fnlberti.
, Reiner de, 250.
, Master Salvagius de, 865.
, Thomas Spilliati de. See Spilliati .
Florens, Laurence, 86.
Floribus, John de, 429.
Flos, Gerard de, 34.
Flurmongester, Agatha le, 462.
Fobbing [co. Essex], letters patent dated at,
452.
Foberd, William, 82.
Foet, Alan, 421.
See also Fot.
Foghelere, Henry le, 268, 267.
Fokeram. See Fukeram.
Folebum. See Fulebum.
Foleham, Fuleham, Edmund de, 221.
, Richard de, 845.
, William de, 851.
Folejambe, Folejaumbe, Foljambe, Robert,
312.
Thomas, 235, 840, 342, 846, 849, 406,
409.
Folevill, Eustace de, 111, 115.
Foliot, Folyot, Jordan, 220.
PhiHp,444.
, Roger, 441.
, Sampson, 888, 842, 441.
, William, 220.
Foljambe. See Folejambe.
Folur. See Fulur.
Folyot. See Foliot.
Fomychun, Hugh de, 894.
Fonte, John son of Roger de, 827.
Fontevrault [Maine et Loire], abbess and
nuns of, 487.
abbess of, 90, 91, 168, 265, 281, 307,
447.
, alms to, 90,91.
, St. Mary, church of, 461.
Forceli', Lambert de, 20.
, Libertus, or Liberdus de, 19, ST.
Ford [co. Dorset], abbot of, 128.
Forde, William de la, 878, 487.
GENERAL INDEX,
529
Fordhun, co. Essex, 984.
Fordingbridge, Forthingbrig [co. Hants], 63,
195, 451.
, church of, 451.
Foremnster. See Forestmoutier.
Forest, south of Trent, justice of. See Clif-
ford, Koger de ; Tany, John de.
» north of Treni, justice of. See Ley-
bum, Boger de.
, perambulation of the, 237 .
, charter, of Henry IH, 192, 350.
Forester, Forster, Alan le, 410.
, Gilbert le, 4us.
, Jordan le, 371.
, Bobert le, 384.
, Roger le, 413.
Forestmoutier, Foremuster f Somme], Dauu
Renand, monk, of, 888.
Forgaver, near Lahonce [Basses Pyr], 202.
Fomcett, Fomesete [co. Norfolk], 841.
Fornes. See Fumess.
Fornham, Henry de, 446.
Forster. See Forester.
Forthingbrig. See Fordingbridge.
Forthonis. See Fortun.
Forti, Simon de, 858.
Fortibus, Isabella de, countess of Albemarle,
208, 288, 254, 282, 314, 409, 472, 474.
...., William de, 49.
Fortan, Forthonis, Aycard, mayor of Bourg,
181.
, burgess of Bordeaux, 298.
Foss, Fosse [at Tork] river, 898.
, water bailiff of, 369.
Foston, Foxton [eo. Leicester], 189.
, Biohardson of Beginald de, 435.
Fot, Tideman, 22.
Fote, John, 845.
SeeaUoYoet.
Fotescreye. See Cray, Foots.
Foug^res, Fouxer [Landes] , parish of, 230.
Fouk, Boger, 68.
Foulflod. See Fulflod.
Foulholm, Henzy de, 407.
, , Elizabeth daughter of, 407.
, William son of, 407.
Foulmire, Fulmere [co. Cambridge], letters
patent dated at, 192, 424, 425.
Foun, Bichard, 106.
[Foun,] Sewal, 459.
Fountains [co. York], abbey and convent, 86,
95,97, 141,151,237,259.
, Beginald, abbot of, 87, 95.
abbey in debt to Jews, 59, 68.
Fouvill, FoviUe, Gilbert de, 25.
, Nicholas de, 21, 51.
Fouzer. See Foug^res.
Foviile. See Fouvill.
Fox, licence to take by traps, 327.
Fox, John, 14, 15, 51.
, Jordan, 289.
96187.
Foxbumepith [co. Durham], 201.
Foxton. See Foston, co. Leicester.
Framlingham, Framelingham, Fremlingham
[co. Suffolk], 468, 472.
, letters patent dated at> 198.
France, 70, 94.
, destriers from, 171.
, Edward I. in, 314.
, king of, 11, 77. 79, 94, 112, 160, 164,
156, 226, 319, 375, 385-387, 431, 445.
, Philip, king of, 200, 212,387.
king of. See Philip III.; Louis IX.
......... shipping for king of, 156.
Sir Simon, papal legate in, 150.
Franoeis, Fraunceis, Fraunceys, Frauncheys,
Alan le, 298.
, Donansatus, or Dunstan, 34, 86.
, Ebrordus le, 22.
, Everard le, 52.
, Gilbert le, 303, 333, 360, 395, 415.
, John le, 431.
, Lambert le, 17.
, Laureuce le, 117.
, Bichard le, 117.
, Bobert le, of Buckingham, 293.
, Thomas le, 158.
, William le. 467, 475.
B'rancisci, Saco, 214.
, Zace, 91, 98.
Franckes, William, 187.
Franconis, Bernard, 251.
Francton. See Frankton.
Frankeleyn, Fraunkeleyn, Boger, 445.
, Stephen le, 400.
Walter, 400.
Walter le, 294.
, William le, 326.
Frank-pledge, 178, 418, 452, 453.
Frankton, Francton, Frauuketon, Stephen de,
104.
, Thomas de, 120.
, Thomas de Multon of. See Multon.
Fransham, John de, 92, 141.
Frascati (Tusculanu8),OrdoDiu8, bishop of, 365.
Fraunceb. See Franceis.
Fraunk, Bobert le, 433.
Fraunkelyn. See Frankeleyn.
Frankenne, Balph de, 317, 352.
Fraunton, Nicholas de, 219.
Fraxino, Master Hugh de, 57.
Freemantel by Kingsclere, Freytmauntel [oo.
Hants], 153.
Freiogham. See Freningham.
Fremyngham. See Freningham.
Frenningham, Frennyngham, Freingham, Fre-
min^ham, Freningham, Master Balph
de, justice of the Bench, 38, 131, 132,
145, 168, 173, 183, 236, 289, 254, 275,
288, 285.
Frenningham. See Freningham.
Frere, John, 845.
L L
530
GENERAL INDEX.
Freretman, Simon, 414, 44}7.
Fres , Simon de, 82.
Freta, Richard le, 410.
Fresfaeved, Frescheved, Fres sevede, William
18, 17, 68, 71, 119, 182, 150.
Freskeney. SeeVnBknej.
FreMketh [Ireland]. S^e Fersketh.
Fressevede. See Frefhered.
Fretegoet, Juliana, 270.
Freytmauntel. See Freemantle.
Friars, Austin, 78, 96, 164.
, Carmelites, 55, 188, 178, 299, 879,
404, 416.
, , prior general of. 5e«Fryston,
Ralph de.
Minors, 80, 199,224, 299, 816, 368,
881, 890, 892, 395, 420.
of the penance, 435.
Preachers, 2, 118, 147, 165, 176, 197,
228, 252, 258, 2t59, 822, 328, 826, 872,
876, 897, 899, 405, 468.
deodands, grant of to, 872.
, prior of. 5tf« Felagnie^Johnde.
, prior provincial of, 856.
in England of. See Snth-
ampton, William de.
, professor of the order of. See
Kilwardeby.
Tagabond, 96, 480, 459.
Friday thorp, Fridaithorp [co, York], prebend
of, 898.
Frigel, Thomas, 474.
Frisoobaldi, Fruscobaldi, society of the, of
Florence, 195, 214.
Friskney, Freskeney, co. Lincoln, river of, 414 .
Frithebek. See Firbeck.
Frivull, Saer de, 839.
Frodsham, Frodesham [co. Chester] , 279, 376.
, advowson of, 876.
Frome [co. Sora.], letters patent dated at, 160.
, John de, 298.
Fromund) Henry, 25.
, Nicholas, 275.
Fronsac [Gironde], castle of, 188.
, , vicomte de, 188, 140.
Front [i], James, 858, 401.
Frowyk, Henry de, 157.
Fruscabaldi. See Friscobaldi.
Fruter, Ralph le, 86.
.., Richard le, 20, 26, 27.
Frye, Edmund, 347.
, Nicholas le, 887.
Fryske. See Fersketh.
Fryston, Ralph de, prior general of the Car-
melite friars, 158.
Fuoher, John, 463.
Foe, Nicholas de, 21.
Foghelholm. See Fulhohn.
Fnkeram, Fukerham, Fokeram, Richard de,
59, 101, 116, 156, 189, 252,296,308,
427, 486, 440, 441.
FokenuDHy Fokerham, 8ec. — cont,
, Richard, the yoimger, 438.
, Alice his wife, 438.
Fnlbertiy Bnrgenns, de Florencia, 882.
, , Qay his brother, 882.
Nutns, 885, 420.
, Mary his wife, 211.
, , Bnrge8[ias] his brother, 216.
[Fulberti,] Nutns, 184, 191, 211, 216.
, , merchant of Florence, 274.
Folbum, Fnlebum, Folebum, Stephen, bishop
elect of Waterford, 80, 43, 51, 61, 62,
64.
, Stephen de, prior of the Hospital of
St. John of Jerosalem in London, 117.
, Walter de, 80.
Fulconis, Kosa, 390.
, Robert, 81, 287, 292,345,846,347,
349, 377, 884, 408, 410, 443, 450, 451,
462, 468, 474.
, Robert, parson of Rades, 80.
Fulflod, Fnlfode, Fuleflode, Foolflod, Hngh
de, 28, 25, 26, 85, 47, 345.
, Ral^his brother, 47.
, Ralph de 25, 36,
Fulholm, Fughelholm, GreoArey de, 409.
, Geoffrey son of Henry de, 289.
Fuller, Fulere, Folnr, Fnlnr, Fullur, Adam le,
2, 24, 64, 65.
, Henry le, of Crozton, 414, 467.
, John son of John le, 294.
, Richard le, 28.
, William le, 294.
, , Osbert his brother, 294.
Fulmere. See Foulmire.
Fulrich, William de, 413, 467.
Fulur. See Fuller.
Funtayn, Adam, 347.
Fnntaynes, Peter de, 36, 87.
Furbur, Adam le, 38.
Furchis, William de, 31.
Fumar, Fumer, Nicholas le, 20.
Fumer, William le, 228.
Furner[iis], Reyner de, 82, 52.
, Lottus his fellow, 32.
Fumess, Femes, Fumes, Fnmeys [oo.
Lancaster], 227.
, abbot of, 216, 250.
, abbot and convent of, 198.
Fomivall, Gerard de, 261.
Furno, Osbert de, 381.
Furri, Ralph, 238.
Furs, 132.
Fuster, Simon le, 383.
Fute sa Dame, Simon, 347.
Futel, William, 19.
SeeFytel.
Fyfide. See Fifhide.
Fyleby. See Fileby.
f^che. See Finche.
GENERAL INDEX.
581
Fynchelcje. See Finchley.
Fynet, Adam, 54.
Fynian. See Finian.
Fytel, Adam, 179.
SeeFutdl,
Fytelton. See Fittleton.
Fythard. See Fethard.
G
6a. See Goamort.
Gabriel, Richard, 160.
Gaceljn, Wascdyn, Wacelyn, Geoffrey, 211,
212, 817.
, Nicholas, 445.
, Ralph, 212.
, RorgeB, 212.
» , John his son and heir, 178,
212.
, Simon, 16.
Gadewhit, Nicholas, 446.
Gadrewyt, Nicholas, 473.
Gagheben. See Gaigneben.
Gaham, Reginald son of Magga de, 169.
Gaigneben, Ganebien, Gagheben, Gajneben,
William, 16, 86, 95, 125, 167.
Galby, Galeby [co. Leicester], church of,
232.
Galdeford, Nicholas de, 412.
Galeby, Godfrey de, 467.
Galegay. See Galiga.
G^lfndi, Castro, merchant of Florence, 388.
(}algani, Facius, assayer of the mint, 448.
Galiga, Gaylgay, Hubert, 20, 21.
Osbert, 24.
Galle, Peter, 409.
, John his son, 409.
GaUo, Libert de, 21.
Galloway [Scotland], land of, 281, 399.
Gallows, 848.
Galtres Forest [co. York], 424.
Galway, del Galuy [co. Galway], 260.
Gkunaliel the Jew, 881.
Gameir, Luke le, 856.
Gandavo, Geoffrey de, 447.
See Ghent.
Ganebien. See Gaigneben.
Ganet, Richard, 455.
Ganno, Gkmnok, [i.e. Gannock]. See Dig-
anwy.
Garderoba, Garderobe, Giles de, keeper of
the Tower, 255, 261, 269, 801.
, 5e« a/«o Audenardo.
, Richard de la, 101.
, Robert de la, 101.
Gkire, William de la, archdeacon of Lincoln,
856.
Gargaul. See Cargo!.
Gardiner, William le, 168.
Garinges, Richard de, 407.
Garland, Gerlannd, William de, 179, 860,
895.
Garnesin [Landes?], 288.
Garo, John de, 888, 842.
Garristown, Baliogare, Balliogaiy [co. Dublin] ,
church of, 94, 272.
Garscherche, Roger de, 20.
Garsi, Garsie, Garsye, John, 172.
, Nicholas de, 22, 25.
, William, 14.
(jarsington, co. Oxford. See Gersindon.
Gkut, the [Somme], wood of. 388.
Ghirthorpe [co. Leicester] ,111.
Garton, John de, 829, 862, 457.
William son of William de, 470.
Gascony,4, 18, 58, 77, 79, 90-92, 98, 99, 101,
109, 128, 125, 181-188, 187, 188, 140,
141, 144-147, 154, 162, 169, 176, 184,
198, 201, 230, 281, 241, 259, 262, 274,
800, 804, 815, 834, 385, 847, 849, 353,
356, 361, 880, d85<-887, 391, 407, 453,
457.
, custom of, 92.
, dearth of grain in, 90.
, horse from, 182.
, horses lost in the war of, 101.
, Jews of, pleas affecting, 90, 92.
, rebels in, 144.
, seal of the court of, 147.
, seneschal of, 4, 90, 91, 92, 98, 99,
131, 140, 147, 162, 176, 198, 286.
, See Tany, Luke de.
, shipping from, 154.
victuals from, 154.
, wine from, 259.
See also Ferigord.
Gate, Thomas son of John atte, 345.
, William son of John atte, 345.
Gatecnmbe, Matilda de, 263, 267.
Gatefeld. See Gatesfeld.
Gatele, Gatesle, Gotele, Robert de, 275, 288.
, Stephen de, 276, 288.
Gatemouill, John de, 38.
Gateriswyk. See Gotherick.
Gates, Geoffrey de, 39.
Gatesfeld, (jatefeld, Gatesfeud, Geoffirey de,
878, 877, 388.
Gatesle. See Gatele.
Gatewik, Aunfrey de, 207.
Gather [Carey, co. Antrim ?] , 89 1.
Gatley ? Gatelee [co. Norfolk ?], 422.
Gatton [co. Surrey], 294.
, Hamo de, 294, 348, 406.
Ganger, Gaugeri, William, 80, 88, 85, 88.
Gaunt. See Ghent.
, Baldwin, 14.
, Gilbert de, 217, 222.
t I. 2
532
GENERAL INDEX,
Gaunter, John le, 245.
Waiiam le, 248.
Gaunwe, de. See Diganwy.
Oauterun, Walter, 845.
Gawur, Baadettus le, 415.
, Nicholas le, 415.
Gaye, Walter de, 462.
Graylgttj. See Galiga.
G^ynehen. See Gaignehen.
Gaytinton, Ralph de, 68.
Gayton, Geyton [co. Chester], 235.
Gayton, Gaiton, Geyton, Hervej de, 421.
, John de, 137, 162, 187, 807.
, John son of John de, 221.
, Peter son of Walter de, 153.
, Ralph de, 153.
, Richard de, 278.
, Walter de, 153, 178.
, .,...., Avioe his wife, 178.
, , Amice his wife, 153.
, William de, 153.
Gay wood [co. Norfolk], letters patent dated
at, 197.
Geddington [co. Northampton], letters patent
dated at, 73, 76, 325, 347.
Geg, John, < le Moaner,* 294.
GeinyiU. See Geneyill.
Gele, Geoffrey, 446.
Gene [Genoa?], 301.
Geneva, Gevene [Switzerland], 74.
GeneviU, Gyenvill, Genvill, GeinviU, Geoffrey
de, justiciary of Ireland, 12, 28, 29,
40, 50, 57, 72, 81,83, 84, 96, 103, 104,
128, 134-136, 141, 149, 212, 217, 235,
246, 277, 279, 364, 367, 372, 428.
, Matilda his wife, 235, 364.
Genoa, 127, 132.
See Qexic»
Gensac [Landes], 230.
G^ta la Veve, Jewess, 403.
Genvill. See Genevill.
Geoffrey, John son of, 353, 381.
, , de Skeftintou, 465, 466.
, , Geoffrey his brother, 465,
466.
, Stephen son of, le Orfevre, 292.
, William son of, de Norhampton,
229.
Ger . . . , Robert de, 460.
Gerald, Gerold, Maurice son of, 84.
, Ralph son of, 453.
Gerard, John, 63.
Gerardi, William, 75. 210.
Gerarducii, PerciTal, 260, 273, 869.
Gerberd, Gerebert, William, 116, 127.
Gerberge, Gereberg, Thomas son of William,
474.
, , Alice wife of, 474.
, WiUiam, 318, 342, 446, 474.
Gerbrayth, Ralph, 344.
Gerdebnig, Thomas de, 348.
Gereberg. See Gerberg.
Gerebert. See Gerberd.
Gerebroyd, Muriel.wife of Ralph, 346.
Gkrebin, Gerebyn, Peter son of, oppidan of
Ghent, 834, 449.
Gerese. See Jersey.
Gerfalcons. See Falcons.
Gerland. See Garland.
Germeny, William de, prebendaiy in Abbe-
ville, 328.
Gememuta, Gememuth, Jememuta, John de,
38, 71, 89, 95, 281, 284, 487.
, Master Robert de, archdeacon of,
Canterbury, 272.
Gemers, Bernard de, 24.
Gemery. See Guernsey.
Gemese. See Guernsey.
Gemet, Benedict, 828.
Bernard de, 68.
Gerning (Almain), 35.
, Johnde, 85.
, Mnnceus his feUow, 85.
Gemun, William, 235.
Gerold. See Gerald.
Geros'. See Gurson.
Gerovall. See Jervaulx.
Gerseye, Hugh de, 148.
See Jersey.
Gersindon [Garsington, co. Oxford], Simon
de, 389.
Gerundia, Gerund, Gimnd [Gironde], Ar-
nold de, 296.
, Hughde, 56.
, Nichohis de, 287.
Gerveys, John, 455.
Grerwin, merchant of Sossacum, 27.
Gery alias Gray, Hugh, 413, 467.
Gesemuth [Jesmonth, co. Northumberland?],
Adam de, 435.
Gresin [Landes], 283.
Gestehalle, William de, 467.
Gestes, Amand de, 86.
Getly [co. Flint ?], wood of, 256.
Grevene. See Geneva.
Geyte, Robert de, 388.
, Roger, 17.
Geytham, John de, prebendary of Friday-
thorpe, 898.
Geyton. See Gayton.
Ghent, Gaunt in Flanders, 55, 168, 247, 297,
802, 822, 325, 834, 447, 449.
, Hugh, castellan of, 187.
mayor and ichevina of, 825.
, oppidan of, 334, 449.
, St. Peter's, abbot and convent of,
85, 86.
I Gibcrake, Gibbecrake, co. Essex, park of,
I 377.
Gibervill, Robert de, 846.
QENEBAL INDEX.
533
Giffard, Gyflbrd, (Godfrey, bishop of Wor-
oester [18 June, 1268—5 Feb., 1802],
9, 102, 108, 106, 158, 258, 277, 809,
855.
, John, 148, 189, 888, 845, 457.
, , Matilda wife of, 457.
, John, of Brimpsfield, 181, 362-864,
867, 404. 405, 418, 463.
, Osbert, 219.
Robert, 449, 458.
, Boger, 180.
, Thomas, 817.
, Walter, archbishop of York [15 Oct.,
1265—22 April, 1279], 8, 11, 41, 44,
60, 78, 78, 88, 108, 110, 182, 188, 168,
178, 227, 254, 268, 280, 802, 310, 314,
865, 896, 427, 456.
, William, 107.
, , father of Robert, 453.
, , , Gimdred his wife, 45
Gilbert, Gilberd, Adam, 408.
, , Geoffrey son of, 414, 467.
, , James son of, 377.
, Hamo son of, atte Asshe, 276.
, John, 14,24.
, Richard son of, de Lureton, 326.
Robert, 408.
, , William son of, 817.
Gilbert!, William, of Stafford, 226.
Gild merchant, 824.
Gildecote, Godfrey son of Roger de, 345.
Gildeford. See Guldeford.
Gilemyn, William, 289.
Gilee, Thomas son of, de Gousle, 462.
Gilet, Gylet, Gylot, Guyllot, John, Alice wife
of, 59, 107, 164.
, William son of, 879.
Gillam, GiUeame, Peter, 847, 349.
Gillingham [co. Dorset], letters patent dated
at, 127-129, 289.
, ohnrch of, 174.
Ibrestof, 174.
, , glade of Marleye, tithe of, 174.
manor, hundred and forest of, 12, 27,
71.
Gillingham, Adam de, 147.
Gimery, Gymer^, Wilmerius, Winimery, Wil-
liam, or Wifimer de, 66, 110, 167, 250.
Gimingham, Reiner, 109.
Gimplere, Kabel le, 107.
Ginge, Robert, le Orfevre, 236.
Ginges, Gynges, Reginald de, 464, 478.
, ....... sheriff of Hertford and Bssez,
882.
Ginge, Radnlphi. See IngraTC.
Gippewico, Gipwyco, Robert de, 48, 49,
295.
GircTaU. See Jervaolz.
Gimnd. See Gemndia.
Gisbum. See Goisborongh.
Giseel. See Gistel.
Gise, Gyse, Anselm de, 41.
, John de, 802.
Gisebum. See Guisborough.
Giselingham, Simon de, 348.
Gisorcio, Gyzors, Petbr de, 168.
, Simon de, 226.
Gistel, Gystel, or Giseel, Wiskel, Henry,
19.
, Johnde, 187,247.
Giyelton, Givilton, Gyvelton, Henry de, 132,
165, 266.
, William de, 266.
Glamorgan. See Glanmorgan.
Glandres, Richard de, 332.
Glasbory [co. Radnor], 116.
, land of, 116.
Glascro. See Glashaerow.
Glaseleg, Glaseleye [Glazeley, co. Salop],
Alan de, 460, 470.
Glaston, Glastonia, Henry de, 273.
, Robert de, 273, 298, 379.
, , master of the Knights Templars
in Ireland, 310, 379, 451.
, Thomas de, 400.
Walter de, 245.
Glastonbury [co. Somerset], John de Taunton,
abbot of, 55, 74, 88.
, John, abbot of, 85.
abbey, 58, 61, 77, 88, 96, 108.
, year's stock of, 88.
, abbot of, 58, 132, 165, 264-266, 848,
489.
, abbot and convent of, 452.
, letters patent dated at, 262, 263.
Glaumorgan, William de, 11.
Glaye, Gley, William son of, 159, 262, 455.
Glayton. See Clayton.
Gledeseye, Robert de, 157.
Glendon, Peter, 25.
Glentham, Roger de, 196.
, , Agnes his wife, 196.
Gley. See Glaye.
Glindory [Glin? co. Limerick], 184.
Glothementhau. See Clomantagh.
Glotton, Roger de, 95.
Gloucester [co. Gloucester], 88, 224, 280.
castle, constable of, 469.
, town and barton of, with the
tyne, 27.
, Jews of, 6, 391.
Jews' chest of, 126.
, letters patent dated at, 162, 182, 216,
217, 275-277, 279, 292, 298, 867.
., men of, 195.
, St. Peter's abbey, 4.
abbot o( 192, 276, 277, 486,
488.
Gloucester, county of, 187.
, vagabonds in, 100.
, sheriff of. S^e BotiUer, Adam le.
d84
GENEBAL IlfDEX.
GloQcestre, John de, 427.
, Richard de, presented to H jnton, 898.
, Thomas de, 105,401.
Master Walter de, dean of Chichester,
148.
, Walter de, 101.
Glovere, John le, 440.
Qnipton [Knipton,co. Leicester], William son
of Sana de, 111.
Ononshale, Richard de, 278.
Gnupton. See Kuipton.
Gobaud, Gnband, Gay, 160, 177.
[Gobion,] Gubjon, Anselm, prebendary of
Dublin, 159.
Goch, Howell son of Eynon, 815.
See Gouche.
Godalming, John, 848.
Godard, John, 68, 444.
Godberd, Geofrey, 124, 175.
Gh>dchep, John, 468.
, WiUiam, 418.
, , Matilda his wife, 418.
Gode, Walter, 444.
Godefridi, William, 895.
Godehnrst, Henry de, 242.
Godelegh, John de, 868.
Godeney, John, 21.
Godescoc, Robert, 248.
Godeslegh wood in Cannock forest, 105.
Godesman, John, 179.
Godfare, John, 410.
Grodin Hay, Saer son of, 425.
Godinboure, Thomas, 180.
Godknaye, Walter, 245.
Godmanchester, Gumeeestre [co. Hunt.], 440.
Godmich or GodmoDch, Robert, 414, 467.
Godsalvi, John, 454.
Godstow, Godestowe [co. Bedford], Roesia
de Ozeye, abbess of, 278, 274.
, abbess of, 469.
, abbess and convent of, 488.
Godwyne, John, 459.
, John son of William, 268, 267.
Golde, Gold, Reginald, 107.
, WiUiam, 887.
Goldhale, John de, 289.
, Thomas de, 289.
Golding, Goldyng, William, 9, 188.
Goldinton, Goldington, Ralph de, 886.
, Ranulph de, 460.
, William de, 67.
Goldston, Hngh, 217.
Goldyng. See Golding.
Golkesby, Alard de, 159.
, Roger de, 159.
, William de, 159.
Golston, William de, 19.
Golyas, Dionis', 455.
Gonevill, Gunevill, GunneTill, Adam de, pre*
sentcd to Rye, 81.
Gonerill, Gnneyill,
, William de, 172, 218, 880, 442.
, , Matilda wife of, 172.
Gh>nney8. See Gonneis.
Gopyl, Gnpil, Henry, 68, 150.
Grordnn. See Gordon.
Gorges, Ralph de, 9, 92.
, William de, 92, 220.
Gorham, Henry de, 224, 238, 892.
, , Annora his wife, 224.
Gomey. See Gumay.
Gos, John son of John, 180.
Goshawks. See Falcons.
Gotele. See Gatele.
Gotherick, Gateriswyk [co. Northomberland],
448.
Gooche, Robert, 410.
Sm Goch.
Gone, John, 895.
Grooere. See Gower.
Gooneis, Gronneys, Goneys, Goness, John de,
482.
, Thomas de, 425.
, , king's clerk, 100.
, Thomas de, prebendary of DubUn,
58, 132, 854.
Groordon ? Gordon [Lot], 28.
Goorzon. See Gonon.
Goade, Thomas son of GKles de, 462,
Gow, Nicholas, 68.
Gower, Gouer [Wales], land of, 184.
Grower, David, 481.
Gk>wran, Baligaveran, co. Kilkenny, 858.
Grace Dien, Gracedeo [co. Leicester], prioress
of, 879.
, nuns of, 284.
Grafham, Gilbert de, 899.
Grafton, chorch of, 164.
Grafton, William de, presented to Teydene, 10.
Graham, David de, 281.
, , Muriel bis wife, 281.
, Thomas de, 849, 407.
See Grantham, co. Lincoln.
Grande Chartreuse, prior of, 281.
Grandi Monte, de. See Grosmont.
Ghrandisono, Henry de, parson of Creystok,
148.
, Otto de, 58, 77, 85, 98, 112, 118, 125,
154-56, 159, 184, 188, 198, 197, 198,
212, 227, 228, 258, 283, 296, 298, 854,
857, 889, 411, 432, 436, 442, 448.
, , keeper of the Channel Islandi,
125, 482.
, , keeper of the king's hoosehold
and ki]Qg*8 secretary, 889.
, , Reginald his clerk, 448.
Granstede, co. Essex. See Greenstead.
Grantham, Graham, co. Lineoln, 173.
Gras, James le, 54.
, Master John le, 814.
eENEBAL INDEX.
535
, Nioholai le, sheriff of Surrey and
Sussex, 869, 464.
, Robert de, 118, 181.
, Isabel his wife, 118.
, Robert le, 34.
, Thomas le, 86.
Graundyn, William, 412.
GrrauDger, John le, 470.
, Simon the, of Skeffcinton, serjeant of,
418.
, Walter le, 418.
, William le, 467.
Graunt, Adam le, 1 79.
, David le, 858.
, Hamo le, 284.
, , Alice wife of, 284.
, , Nicholas his son, 284.
, , Isabella his daughter, 284.
.1.., John le, 171.
, William le, 188.
Grauntconrt, Walter de, 844.
Grava, Grave, Elwyn de, 445.
, Master Robert de la, 268.
Grave. See Grovcbury ; Grove.
Gravenhurst, Gravenehnrst [ca Beds.], 48.
Gravesend, Graveshend [oo. Kent], 122.
Graveshend, Gravesende, Alice de, 122.
, Master Richard de, bishop of Lincoln
[80 Sept. 1258 to 18 Dec. 1279], 42,46,
47, 76, 88, 96, 185, 278, 279, 856.
, Master Richard de, canon of St. PauFs,
bishop of London [19 April 1280 to
9 Dec. 1808], 369, 870.
Gray. See Grey.
Gre, Peter de, 14.
Gredley. See Grelle.
Greenford, Greneford [oo. Middlesex], church
of, 162.
Greeostead, Granstede, co. Essex, 288.
Greenwich, East [co. Kent], Ranulph, vicar
of, 817.
Greens Norton ? Norton [co. Northhampton],
48.
Greet, Grete [co. Warwick], 159.
Grefife, Robert, 418.
Gregory, Pope, 46, 129, 209.
Gregory, Absalom son of, 180.
Greilly. See Grelle.
Grelle, GreUy, Grelley, Greslcy, Greilly, Gre-
seley, Gresleys, Gredley, Grely,Greyley,
Griseleye, Geoffrey de, 190, 217, 220.
, Henry de, 275.
, John de, 102, 109, 280, 281.
, , seneschal of Gascony, 828,887,
894, 429.
, Bioliaid,9€1.
, Robert de, 221, 266, 348.
Grenan f See Trenan.
Grene, Stephen son of Simon atte, 474.
, Thomas de la, 868.
Greneberg, Richard de, 869.
Grenefeld, William de, 467.
Greneford. See Greenford.
Greneford, Henry de, 221, 241, 814.
Grenerigg, Grenrugg, William de, 1 43.
, William son of Ellas de, 896.
Grensted, John de, 181.
Grenham, Peter de, 189.
Grening, James de, 88.
Grenrugg. See Grenerigg.
Grepyn. See Crepyn,
Gresley. See Grelle.
Grestain, Giestain [Eure], abbot of, 164, 882.
Grete. See Greet.
Grete, Adam de, 412.
, Geoffrey de, 412.
, Thomas de, 825.
, , Amice his wife, 825.
Gretingham [co. Suffolk]. See Cretingham.
Grey, Gray, Hugh, 467.
, John de, 189, 295, 446.
.., Lucy wife of, 128, 175, 446.
, John son of Reginald de, 251.
, Nicholas de, 251.
, Reginald de, 6, 104, 189. 229, 242,
251, 268, 264, 272, 287, 291, 298, 810,
819, 840, 877, 416, 422, 442.
, , justice of Chester, 464,465.
, Robert de, 218.
Greyhounds, 468.
Greynvill, Richard de, 220.
Greystock, Creystok [co. Cumberland],
church of, 148.
Greystok, Creystok, William son of Thomas
de, 88.
, Mary his wife, 88.
Greywork, 183.
Griffin, Agrifl^, Arnold, 97.
Crud,284.
Seys234.
, Ivorius, 448.
, Raymond son of, 853.
, Roderic son of, 76.
son of Wenunwen, 192.
, , Hawisia his wife, 181, 192.
Grimat, John, 86.
Grimbaut, John, 23.
Grimesdal, Gilbert de, 476.
Grimmeston, Andrew de, 188.
, , Joan his wife, 188.
Grimsby, Grymmesby [co. Lincoln], 187,414.
, St. Mary's church, 218, 324.
, port of, 414.
quayage for, 874,
Grimstede, John de, 821.
Gringley, Gringele [oo. Notts], manor of,
30, 49, 78, 98, 166, 167, 805, 811,
860.
Grinstead, East, Estgrenested [co. Sussex],
206.
536
GENERAL INDEX.
Griieleye. See Orelle.
Gritham, Geoffrey de, 848.
Grom, John, 446.
Gros, William, 282.
Groseck, William, 289.
Groflemunde, William de, 484.
Grosmont, Grosmnnd [oo. Monmoath], castle
of, 208.
Grosmont, de Grandi Monte [co. York?],
prior of, 375.
Grovebury in Leighton Buszard, Grave in
Lecton [co. Beds], 461.
, prior of, 232.
Grove, Andrew de, 407.
, , Walter his son, 407.
, John de, 407.
See also Grrave.
Grubbe, Boger, 847.
Grund, Richard. 179.
, William, 179.
Grym, John, 180.
, Martin, 179.
Giymmesby. See Grimsby.
Gualteii See Waited.
Guamon, Ga, river [Gironde], 193, 312.
Guasco, Odin de, citizen of Noli, 893.
See also Wask.
Gobaud. See Gobaud.
Gubyon. See Gobion.
Gudeford, Endo de, 254.
S«e Galdeford.
Gueldres, Reginald, count of, 297, 299.
Guernsey, Gterneseye, Gernese, Gemery, 70,
73, 82, 90, 98, 125, 155, 156, 193, 298,
837, 485.
, assizes in, 90.
, bailiff of. See Johannis, Arnold.
, custom for, 82.
, knights and jurats of, 73.
' Guetehon,' custom in Guernsey, 485.
Guenu in Ganno, Wales, 327.
Gnidicionis, G^idicionis, Guidichun, Richard,
354-356, 382, 389, 426, 446.
[Bounmcinus] , 889.
, Thomaainus, de Luka, 425.
Goidonis Imbert, 258, 257.
John, 61.
Guildford [co. Surrey], 71, 173.
, dyke round, 71.
, manor of, with the mills and park, 27.
, manor and town of, 71.
, Joceus, Jew of, 448.
, letters patent dated at, 458.
Guillelmi. See Willelmi.
Guisborongh, Giseburu, Gyseburu [co. York],
prior of, 50.
, Ralph de Irton, prior of, 386.
Guldeford, Gildeford, Henry de, 342.
Master Philip de. presented to Mor-
sted, 426.
Guldeford, Gildeford— «m/.
> Master Walter de, presented to
Marenhull, 33.
See also Gudeford.
Gumecestre. See Godmanchestar.
Guness. See Gouneis.
Gunmerch, Laorenec, 410.
Gupil. See Gopyl.
GunevilL See Gonevill.
Gnneys. 5ee Gouneis.
Gurdon. See Gk>nrdon.
Gurdnn, G^ordun, Adam, 838, 341, 368, 875.
Gumay, Gomey, John de, 217.
, Matilda de, 807.
Gurson, Gourzon, Geros' [Dordogne], 230.
, castle of, 194.
Guyllot. See GUet.
Gwent, Went [Wales], land of, 56.
Gwidicionis. See Guidieionis.
Gwillehni. See Willelmi.
Gwrin Pencorsen [co. Carnarvon], 327.
Gyenvill. See Genevill.
Gyffard. See Giibird.
Gyffoun, Henry, 466.
Gygel, John, 180.
Gylet. See Gilet.
Gylot See Gilet.
Gymciy. See Gimery.
Gymiuges. See Jumi^ges.
Gynges. See Ginges.
Gyot, John, assayer of the Mint, 448.
See
Gyrovall. See Jervaulx.
Gyse. See Gise.
Gysebum. See Guisborough.
Gysors. See Gisoreio.
Gyvel, Suth. See Southill.
Gyvelden. See Yelden.
Gyvele, William de, prior of Muchdney,
afterwards abbot of Mnchelney, 58, 59.
Gyvelton. See Givelton.
Gyzors. See Gisoreio.
Habane, William de, 122.
Hacche, Hecche, Bustace de,85, 91, 807. 424
468.
, John de, the younger, 91.
, John son of John de, 85.
Hachet, John, 412.
Hackbeach in Emneth, Hakebeeh,.co. Norfolk.
883.
Hackney ? Hakeneye [co. Middlesex], 165.
Hacking Hall, near Fleetwood. See Hakene-
ston.
GENERAL INDEX.
637
Hackwood, Hagwod [oo. Hants], park of,
861.
Haddenham, Hadinham [co. Cambridge], 180*
Haddestok. See Hadstook, Essex.
Haddlesey West, Westhalsey [co. York],
418.
Haddon, Henry de, 443, 459.
, Thomas de, 890.
Hadenhale, Bobert de, 369.
Hadinham. See Haddenham.
Hadlegh, Ralph de, 161.
, , Agnes his wife, 161.
Hadley, Hadlegh, co. Essex, 71.
castle, manor, and park of, 27.
Hadleye. See Hedley.
Hadstock, Haddestok [co. Essex], frank-
pledge of, 418.
Hadyoham, John de, 180.
See Haddenham.
Haffeld. See Hathfeld.
Hagbome? Hakebnme [co. Berks], 30.
Haggelegh. See Haglej.
Hagham, Bichard de, 433.
Hagheman. See Haaghmond.
Hagin Ben Babbi, Hagin filius Magistri, 9.
Hagin, Jew of London, 74, 80, 186.
son of Deulacres, Jew of London,
high priest of the Jews, 438.
son of Master Mosseus, Jew of Lon-
don, 88, ] 13, 236, 272, 433.
, high priest of the Jews, 438.
Hagley, Haggelegh, co. Somerset, 408.
Hagwod. See Hackwood.
Hailes, Hayles, Hales [co. Gloucester],
abbot of, 54, 154, 232, 243, 275, 299,
389.
Hakebech, co. Norfolk. See Hackbeach.
Hackebech, Adam de, 292, 340.
Hakebume. See Hagbome.
Hakebum, Nicholas, de, 199.
, William de, prebendary of Notting*
ham castle, 83.
Hakeman, Thomas de, 16.
Hakeneston [Hakinston, or Hacking Hall,
near Fleetwood f co. Lancaster], 223.
Hakeneye. See Hackney.
Hokeneys, Adam de, 417.
Haketon. See Aoton.
Hakingh[am] [Isle of Wight], 288.
Haldesworthy, Boger de, 462.
Hale, la, co. Hants, 829.
Haleford. See Halford.
Haleginton, Bannlph de, 143.
Hales. See Hailes.
Halested, Halsted, Bobert de, 258, 438.
Haleston, John son of Balph de, 276.
Haleyns, Halyns, Alexander ibis), 16.
Halfape. See Half cape.
Halfoape, or Halfape, Adam, 420^
Halford, Haleford [co. Warwick], bridge of,
292.
Halimor, William de, 161.
Haliom, John, 410.
Hallatoxi, Halaton [co. Leicester], 143.
Hallingbary, Halingebiry [co. Essex], park^
295.
Halnaker, Haunaker, co. Snssex, 216.
Halse, Halso [co. Northumberland], letters
patent &ted at, 196.
Halsted. See Halested.
Halton, Bobert de, 263.
Halaton. See Hallaton.
Halyns. See Haleyns.
Ham, Hammes [co. Essex], 114.
[co. Essex?], 172.
, East, Easthammes [co. Essex], 166.
, West, Westhamme, co. Essex, 380.
Ham, William de, 868, 403.
Hambledon, Hameldon, co. Hants, 849.
Hamby, Jolland son of Jolland, 176.
Hameden, Little. See Hampden.
Hamelden, Hameldon. See Hamelton.
Hamelhamsted, Balph de, 78.
Hamelton, Hamelden, Hameldon, Henry, prior
of St. Denys, by Southampton, 344,
388, 390, 394.
, William de, 72, 84, 221, 852, 359,
365, 375, 392, 894, 427, 462.
, , presented to Boudon, 84.
, , parson of Boudon, 221.
, , presented to Downton, 427.
Hamelyn, Master Hugh, clerk to the church
of Glent, 184.
, Bichard, 809.
, William, sheriff of Leicester, 111.
120, 177, 261, 413, 467, 468.
Hamerton, co. Hunts, 449.
Hamfeld, Bichard de, 349.
Hamme, Nicholas deirs63.
Hammes, John de, 369.
Hamo, Henry son of, 888.
, Simon son of Hamode Neubel,442.
, , William son of, 357.
Hampden Little, Hameden Little [oo. Bucks],
418.
Hampnet, East, Bsthamptonet [co. Glouces-
ter], 233.
Hampole [co. York], letters patent dated at,
394.
Hampton [co. Warwick ?], 282.
Hampton, Haunton, Bernard de, 18.
, Geoffrey de, 150.
, Margery wife of Bobert de, 384.
, Nicholas de, prior of St. Denys,
Southampton, 388.
, Bobert de, 161, 202.
, Haunton, Bobert de, sheriff of North-
umberland, 2.
William de, 150, 161.
588
GXNEBAL IKDEX.
Hanqrton Weldi, Hunpton in BUaonere
Hundred [co. Salop], 125.
Hamptonet, ThomaB de, 106.
Hamtted, William de, 456.
HandboTongh, Haneberewe [oo. Oxford], 488.
Handle/, Hanle [co. Northampton], 405.
Handfiworth, Honeworth, oo. Stafford, 406.
Haneberwe, Walter de, 801.
See Handborough.
Haneworth. S^e Hanworth.
Hanging without juriBdiction, 411.
Haninton, Hanyton, James de, 189.
, William de, parson of LUlingston, 829.
, presented to Lillingeston, 47.
Hanle. See Randley.
Hanlee, William de, 100.
Hanloue, John de, 244.
Hanred, Adam de, prior of LnlFeld, 864, 866.
Hanwell, Hanewell [oo. Middlesex], 220.
Hanworth, Haneworth, oo. Norfolk, 166,215.
Hanyn, Henyn, LetardQS, 182, 145.
Hanyton. See Haninton.
Harange, Gilbert, 829.
See also Hering.
Harbottle, Hirbotel, co. Northumberland,
castle of, 109.
Harbnry, Herdebnrgh [co. Warwick], 898.
Haidel, John, 42.
, William, 278.
Hardeneke, Bronus de, 26.
Hardem. See Ardem.
Harding, Adam, 296.
Hardingham, William de, 277.
Hardington, William de, 266.
Hareberge, Master Bichard de, prebendary of
St. Patikk's, Dablin, 189.
Hareconrt, Harecort, Margery de, 264.
, Saer de, 156.
Harefloten. See Harfleur.
Harenthate, Nicholas de, 211.
Harewe. See Harrow.
Harewell, Roger de, 88.
Harewold, Balph de, 418.
Harewood, Harewod [oo. York], wood of
Suyndon in, 409.
Haieworth, Master William de, 258*
, , presented to Fenny Cumpton,
800.
, , pvesented to Tillebnry, 822.
Harfleur, Harefloten [Seine Inf.]) 481.
Harham. See Hamham.
Harier, Heryer, Jakemin, 64.
, James, 19,84.
, Nicholas, 22, 34.
Harington, Thomas de, 201.
Harlee, Malcolm de, 264.
Harlestone, Harleston co. Northampton, 848.
, Walter, parson of, 848.
Harmondsworth, Heremondesworth [oo. Mid-
dlesex], 166, 286, S9tt, 292 .
HarmondswOTth, Heremondasiwrth eont.
, prior of, 290, 292.
, John, prior of, 846.
, Bichard, prior of, 846.
priory of, 467.
Hamham ? Harham, co. Wilts, 8.
Harold, William, 227.
Harpin, Nicholas, 178.
Harpur, Thomas le, 215.
Harrow, Harwes, Harewe [co. Middlesex],
ehnrch of, 276, 448.
See o/so Herghes.
Hartland, Herthylannd, Hurtelaand [co.
Devon], 128.
, abbot of, 480.
Hartlepool, Hertepol [co. Durham], 301.
Hartley Wintney, Wynteneye [co. Hants],
prioress and nuns of, 468.
Hartmann son of the king of the Romans
or of Almain, 810, 816.
Hartwell, HertweU [co. Bucks], 418.
Harundel. See Arundel.
Harwich [co. Essex], prise of wine at, 95.
Hasard, John, 24.
Hasel, Thomas de, 267.
Haslebury Plnoknett, Haselbeig [co. Somer-
set], 874.
Hassheie [co. Hants?], 80.
Haspai. See Aspale.
Hastentoft, William de, Isabella wide of, 269.
Hastings [co. Sussex], 71, 107, 136, 149.
, baron and bailiffs of, 12.
castle and town of, 69.
castle, 55.
., church or free ehapel of St.
Mary's of the, 9, 49, 55, 88, 167, 860.
, , canons of, 445.
, ,ptebends of, 6, 9, 49,55, 135,152.
, honor and rape, 55.
Hastings, Hastinges, Hasting, John de, 426,
484.
, Matthew de, 104, 106.
, sheriff of Sossex, 69.
, William de, 412, 445.
Haston, Richard de, 186.
Haterel, William, 24.
Hatfeld, Robert de, chaplain of St. Martin's,
Arundel castle, 82.
, Simon de, 147.
5«eHathfeld.
Hatfield ? Heitefeud [co. York], 469.
Hatfield Peverel [co. Bssex], letters patent
dated at, 450.
, prior o^ 11, 461.
hundred of, 42S.
Hatherlagh. See Aherlow.
Hatbewy, Atiiewy, John, 849, 409.
, , Margeiy wife of, S40, 409.
Hathfeld, Hafleld, Master John de. 212, 217.
, Master Michael de, 224.
SssHatfeM.
0ENEBAL INDEX.
689
Haoberkyn, Walter, S6.
Haueklegfa, Master Henry de, 856.
Haner, John le, 896.
Hanghmond, Haghenian [co. Salop], Henry
de Astlegh. abbot of, 415, 417.
.......... abbot of, 1.
Haunaker. See Halnaker.
Hannton. See Hampton.
Hanse, John de, 245.
HauBted, Bobert de, 865.
, , Margery his wife, 865.
Hantein, Hauteyn, Hamo, justice, 6, 82, 66,
111, ] 16, 168, 179, 286, 241, 244, 286,
287, 804, 809, 887, 889, 847-849, 879,
407, 414, 446, 458, 459, 465, 467, 468,
472-474, 476.
, Walter, 407.
, , Alice his wife, 407.
Hanteryye. See Alta Bipa.
Hautehunderfen, in Kirton in Holland, co.
Lincoln, 848.
Hauton, John de, 222.
HauTilJ, Agnes de, 820.
, Elias de, 184, 191, 194, 294, 426.
, , John his brother, 194.
, Geoibey de, 820.
, Nicholas de, 195, 264, 269.
Hayenok, William, 293, 849.
Haveray, John de, 21.
Hayerford [co. Pembroke] castle and manor,
54.
y castle and town of, 56.
Hayering, co. Essex, 71, 222.
,bailiifsand good men of, 27.
> castle, manor, and park of, 27.
, letters patent dated at, 198, 450.
Hayering, John de, 127.
t » sheriff of Soathampton, 284.
Hayerington, Michael de, 165.
<•> , presented to Little Markele,102.
, Patrick de, 165.
, Bobert de, 165.
Hayersham. See Fayersham.
, Haveresham [co. Bucks], 58.
9 , church of, 45, 209.
Hayersham, Nicholas de, 45, 58, 64.
Hawarden, Hawardyn [co. Flint], land of,
232, 422.
Hawarthin, William de, 190.
Hay, Haye la [co. Brecon], castle of, 99.
, constable of. See Digneneton, Hugh
de.
Haydon, Heyden, co. £ssex, 446.
Haye, la, co. York, park, 292.
Haye, Hay, Bartbolomew, de la, presented to
Merton, 196.
, Henry de la, 28.
, John dela.486.
, Nicholas del, 470.
, Bicharcl de la, 15, 28. 26.
Haye, Hay — cant,
, Saer son of Godin,of Wautham, 425.
, Stephen de la, 460.
, Walter de la, sheriff of Waterford
and constable of Limerick castle, 128,
149,380.
, William de la, presented to St. Peter's,
Cracfergns, 380.
9 > presented to St. Nicholas, Crac-
fergus, 880.
Hayles. See Hailes.
Haytfeld, WilHam de, 470.
SeeHathfeldj Hatfeld.
Hayton [co. Notts], 293,349.
Hay ward (meesor), 341.
Hayward, Heyward, John le, 899.
, Nicholas le, 418, 467.
1 , Henry his son, 418, 467.
, Bichard son of Nicholas le, 418, 467,
, Boger le, 471.
, William le, 414, 467.
Headboroughs, 174.
Headington, Hedindon [co. Oxford], 440, 463.
Healangb, Helagh park [co. Tork], prior and
conyent of, 171.
Heatherlaw, Hedreslawe [co. Northumber
land], 448.
, mill of, 448.
Hebrigge See Heybridge.
Hecohe. See Hacche.
Hecgfaam. See Higham.
Hecham. See Higham.
Hecheham, Balph de, 178.
Hechham, Adam de, 847.
Hechingham, William de, 412.
Hecweld, Boger de, 188.
Heddesworth, Philip de, 145.
Hedindon. See Headington.
Hedingham, Hidingham [co. Essex], 444.
Hedle, Gilbert, de, 889.
Hedley, Hedeleye, Hedleye, Hadleye, oo.
Northumberland, 176.
Hedon [co. Tork], 51, 880.
, bailiffs of, 51.
Hedon, Hedun, Bichard de, 298.
, Simon de, 110.
., Master Thomas de, canon of York,
898.
, Thomas de, 814.
Hedreslawe. See Heatherlaw.
Hedun. See Hedon.
H^ham, Heyham, Hamo de, 468.
, Jolmde, 437.
> Balph de, abbot of St. James',
Northampton, 78.
Heighley castle, Heleye [co. Stafford], 105.
Heitefeud. See Hatfield.
Helagh. See Healaugh.
Helegheton, Heleweton, Thomas de,344, 899.
Sse o^ HelawytoB.
540
GENERAL INDEX:
Helewell [Holywell, oo. Liiieoln ?] 886, 419,
489.
Heleweton. See Helegheton.
HelewytODy Michael de, 157.
See aUo Helegheton.
Heleye. See Heighley castle.
Helingeye, Henry de, archdeacon of Win-
chester, 45.
HeUon, Helyan, Heliun, Walter de, jastice,
33, 40, 65, 115, 13S, 126, 154, 165, 176,
177, 182, 245, 274, 277, 279, 882, 284,
288, 298, 294, 297, 308, 812, 313, 321,
828, 333, 388, 840, 845, 852, 877, 406-
408, 410, 428, 482.
, Walter de, jastice of the Bench, 808.
Hellain [Somme], 481.
Helm wood, in Savemake forest, 438.
Heljrnn. See Helion.
Hembury Broad, Hembiry, co. Devon, church
of, 78.
Hemdesworth. See Hemsworth.
Hemeleseye, Hugh de, 396.
Hemelhsmpstead. See Hamelhamsted.
Hemenhale, Kalph de, 220.
, Bichard de, 159.
Hemmegrave, Edmund de, 11.
Hemmington, Luke de, 62.
Hemsworth, Hemdesworth, Emmeswarth [co.
Dorset], 263, 267.
Henfynyw, Henvenen [commote of Anhunog,
CO. Cardigan], two rhandirs of, 418.
Hengham, Balph de, justice of the Bench, 81,
89, 66, 103, 114, 116, 122, 134, 167,
171, 175, 180, 244, 248, 266, 270, 279,
282, 284, 285, 291, 310, 313, 339, 881,
406, 407, 409, 411, 413, 428, 488, 465-
469.
, , justice of the King's Bench,
810.
, , parson of Bungeton, 813.
, , prebendary of Penkrlz, 108.
Hengisteworth. See Hinzworth.
Henleng [rectivs Kenleng], Master John de,
328.
Henley [co. Oxford], letters patent dated at,
186.
Henley, William de, appointed prior of the
Hospital of St. John of Jemsalem in
Bngland, 424, 488, 485.
Henna, daughter of Leo de Eboraoo, and Ellas
her son, Jews of York, 880.
Henneman, John, 51.
Henred. See Hanred.
Henry 1. 102, 458.
Henry U. 102, 118, 404, 453.
charter of, 857.
, Thomas, chancellor of. See Becket.
Henry son of Edward I. nurse of. See Deme-
ford, Amicia de.
Henry IH. 71, 72, 75, 7», 89, 90, 94, 101,
104, 108, 118, 145, 146, 180, 187, 212,
229, 280, 282, 285, 857, 424.
, almoner of. See Coleoestre, John de.
Henry III.^<Mmf .
, Bench of, rolls of, 146.
, jewels of, 212.
, promises of, repudiated by Edward I.,
108.
Heory, Adam son of, 470.
, Geoffrey son of, de Fughelholm, 289 .
, Bichard son of, 806.
, Robertson of, 862.
, Saer son of, de Malines, 17.
, Thomas son of, de Garliolo,87S.
, William son of,294, 409.
, , de Jokflet, 470.
Henouere, William de, presented to Middel-
ton, 77.
Henton, John de, 245.
, William de, 207.
I Henveneu. See Henfynyw.
Henzsey, Geoffrey de, 838.
, , Thomas his son, 838.
Henyn. See Hanyn.
Heose. See Hnse.
Heph [Wales], land of, 227.
Heppelflete. See Ebsfleet.
Herbert, Henry son of, 882.
, , Bobert son of, 832.
Hercy, Hugh de, 110, 187.
Herdebnrgh. See Harbury.
Herdewyk, Geoffirey de, 267.
Herebaldon [co. Kent], 266.
Hereberd, Bichard, 467.
Hereford [co. Hereford], 68, 296, 412.
, archdeacon of. See Confleys, Walter
de.
, bailiffs, buigeasee, and good men of,
417.
, John, bishop of, 80, 49, 51, 88, 90.
, Thomas, bishop of, 107, 108, 218, 284,
295, 309, 325, 867, 888, 385, 392.
, bishop of. See Cantilupo, Master
Thomas de.
•., See Breton, John le.
, bishoprick of, 88.
, canons of, 90.
, dean and chapter of, 40, 90.
, diocese of, 76, 128, 198, 298.
, gaol, 868.
Jews of, 6, 484.
, Jews' chest of, 126.
, murage for, 417.
, penitentiary of, 96.
, /Ss« Bosebiry.
, prebends of, 89, 98, 308.
precentor of. See Monte Forti, Master
William de.
, St. Michael's, chuoh of, 294.
Hereford, county of, 412.
bounds of, 116.
courtesy of, 192.
, Giles, sheriff of, 269.
GENERAL INDEX.
541
Hereford— con/.
, sherilF of, 272, 428.
See Berkele, Giles de.
Hereford, Nioholasdejpresented to Blymhill, 5 1 .
Biohardde, 154, 179.
, Master Simoa de, 804.
, , presented to Roaselawe, 4.
, , prebendary of St. Patrick's,
Dublin, 139.
, Stephen de, 852.
, presented to Boketon, 81.
, William de, 460.
Heremodesworth. See Harmondsworth.
Here wall, merchant of Huj, 51.
Herghes, Richard de, abbot of Waltham, 81.
Hericaox, John de, 85.
WiUiam de, 35.
Hence, James le, 149, 818.
Hering, Adam, 186.
, Alexander, 837.
See Harang.
Heringmongre, Robert le, 451.
Heri2, Henry de, 8.
Herlawe, WiUiam de, 9, 194, 211.
, , presented to Tayden, 99.
Herlegh, Henry de, 858.
, RoUnd de, knight, 128.
See Erie.
Herleston, William de, 290.
Hermer, Peter, 229.
Hermodeeworth, Richard de, 279.
Hermodesworth. See Harmondsworth.
Herons, 118.
Herring, 80, 61.
Hert, Henry, 847.
Herteford, Hertford, Klias de, 8, 5, 409.
, Torgesias de, 887.
Hertefordingbary. See Hertfordingbury.
Hertepol. See Hartlepool.
Hertford [eo. Hertford], 886.
Hertford co., 81, 288, 828.
eyre in, 295, 884, 378.
Hertford and Essex, sheriff of. See Gyuges,
Reginald de ; Sandwico, Thomas de ;
Holebrok, Richard de; Scaccario,
Laurence de.
, sheriff of, 85.
Hertford. See Herteford.
Hertfordingbury, Hertefordingbury [co.
Hertford], 886.
Herthale, WiUiam de, 412.
Herthylaund. See Hartland.
HertweU. See Hartwell.
Herrey, Henry, Hugh son of^ 2L7.
, John son of, de London, 467.
, atte Mille, 896.
, Walter, 82, 70, 288.
, , escheator of Henry IIL in
Loudon, 275.
, WUUaiD,84.
Heryer. See Harier.
Hesden, Arnold de, 39.
Hesele, Simon de, 348.
Hesill, John de, 67.
Hessthorp. See Hexthorpe.
Hestru, Hetbreu, John de, 157, 843, 344.
Hestthorp. See Hexthorp.
Hethreu. See Hestreu.
Hethe. See Hythe.
Heu. See Huy, Flanders.
Hevening, Heyning [co. Lincoln], prioress of,
898.
Heyere, Hevre, Henry de, sheriff of Kent, 41.
, William de, 406.
., , sheriff of Kent, 7.
, , sheriff of Sussex, 109, 248, 843.
Hevingham, Hevyngham, co. Norfolk, park
of, 41U.
HeweUesfield, Huwaldeffeld [co. Gloucester],
404.
Hewode, co. Essex, wood of, 451.
Hexham, Hextelesham [co. Durham], liberty
of, 188.
Hexthorpe, Hesthorp [co. York, near Don-
caster] , mills of, 72.
Heybridge, Hebrigge [co. Essex], 452.
Heyden. See Haydon.
Heydon, Richard de, 306.
Heyers. See Hiers.
Heym, Stephen, 70.
Heyne, Martin, 287.
, Richard, 287.
Heyning. See Hevening.
Heyrun, Robert, 444.
Heyward. See Hayward.
Hibemia, William son of William de, 270.
Hicche. See Hitchin.
Hida, Hyde, Hugh de, 398.
, Richard de la, 822, 364.
, Robert de, Cicely daughter of, 379.
, Roger de, 475.
, Edith wife of, 475.
Hide, Hyde, Winchester, abbot of, 163, 232.
, William, abbot of, 442.
Hidingham. See Hedingham.
Hiers- Brouage, Heyers [Gharente Lif.], 429.
Higham, Hecgham, Hecham [co. Kent],
Acelina, prioress of, 84.
, Amfelisia de Danish, prioress of,
84.
Hikeham, William de, 480.
Hildercle. See inderclay.
HDl, church of. See Dublin.
HiUe, Richard de la, 441.
, Walter de la, 441.
Hincebald, Isolda, 122.
Hincheboyn. See Inisboyne.
Hinderclay, Hildercle, co. Suffolk, 292.
Hinlip, Hyndelnp [co. Worcester], Geoffrey
de Abetot, of, 190.
542
GENEBAL INDEX.
Hinton, Hjnton [eo. Berks], letters patent
dated at, 260, 288.
; CO. Cambridge, 284,889.
[oo. Lincoln], 412.
[oo. Wilts], church of, 898.
hy Byfield, Hinton by Byfeld [co.
Northampton] , 840.
Hinzworth, Hengisteworth [co. Hertu],
church of, 5.
Hirbotel. See Harbottle.
Hirby, Alan de, 148.
Hisbare, Henry de, 417.
Hifpania. See Ispannia.
Hitchin, Hieche [co. Herte], letters patent
dated at, 192, 197.
Hithe. See Hythe.
Hiwaxdeby, William de, 849.
Ho, Bichard de, 80.
, William de, 80, 277.
Hocfeud, Nicholas de, 188.
Hockele, Michael, 865.
Hocton, Walter de, 134.
See Honcton.
Hodeliston, John de, 189.
Hodenet, Odo de, 47, 48, 122, 888.
Hodsock, Oddisake [co. Notts], letters patent
dated at, .393, 894.
Hoel. See Howel.
Hoese. See Huse.
Hog, William, canon afterwards prior of
Bolton-in-Craven, 88.
Hoga, William de, 882.
Hoge, Philip de la, 56.
iSiee Hogge.
Hogeky, William de, 852.
Hoges. See Dublin, Hogges, St. Mary de.
Hogge, Anselm de, 327.
.See Hoga.
Hoggeston, co. Bucks, 287.
Hoghton, Houghton, Adam de, 328, 342.
iSi^e Hocton; Honcton.
Hok, Houk, Daniel de, 179, 215.
Hokebum [Ogboume, co. Wilts?], prior of,
288.
Hoker, Reginald, 467.
Hofterton, John le Botiller of. See Botiller.
Hokes. See Dublin.
Holbeach, Holebech, co. Lincoln, 292, 840.
Holcote, William de, presented to Lillingston,
829.
Holdemess [co. York], 286, 825.
Holdemesse, Robert de,.446.
Holebrok, Richard de, keeper of the king's
demesnes, king's steward, 112, 127,
141, 148, 152, 166, 170, 171, 178, 178,
182, 188, 185, 188, 214, 286, 238, 239,
265, 274, 280, 281, S90, 292, 299, 814,
829, 831, 838, 366, 368, 888, 384, 886,
402, 408, 410, 411, 419, 425, 487, 461,
468, 465, 468, 469, 472, 473.
, , appointed to the office *of es-
cheator, 171.
Holebrok— eoN^.
, William de, steward of the forest be>
tween the bridges of Oxford and Stam-
ford, 140.
Holegate, John de, 410.
, William de, 69.
Holegle, John de, 417.
Holemer, Robert son of John de, 294.
Holeweye, John de, 847.
Holkham, Holcham, oo. Norfolk, 115, 181,
285, 286.
Holland, Hojland, co. Linoohi, 120.
Holland and Zealand, 893.
I ..•......, Florence, count of, 5, 89, 200, 812,
384, 898, 449, 454.
I , arrests of goods of or by, 2, 5, 89.
I Holm, 190.
' Holm, Richard de, 308.
I Holme, St. Benets, Hulme St. Benets ^co.
^ Norfolk] , Nicholas de Walsham, pnor,
afterwards abbot of, 96, 98.
I , Richard, abbot o^ 50.
I prior and convent of, 50, 94.
I Holme-nezt-the-Sea, Holmestret [co. Nor-
I folk], 287.
Gultram, Holmcoltram [co. Cumber-
; land], abbot of, 202.
Holt, John de, 22, 84, 169.
, Thomas de, 19.
Holton, Thomas de, chaplain of Neyland,
465.
Holy Land, 4, 102, 116, 131, 169, 170, 186,
819, 445.
... .-..., Edward I. at 181.
., king's expenses in, 5.
. ........ purveyor of the king's passage to
the, 102.
, compensation forgoing with the king
to, 170.
.., tenth for the, 73, 80, 82, 85, 186, 145,
147, 162, 155, 210, 214, 353.
, twentieth for the. See aiao Taxation .
Holycross, Ireland, David, abbot of, elected
bishop of Emly, 97, 101.
Holywell, co. Lincolu. See Helewell.
Honemaneby. See Hunmanby.
Hone worth. See Hands worth.
Hongemanesone, Godwin, 294.
Hope, CO. Derby, 365.
Bowdler, Hopebulers [co. Salop],
church of, 6.
, near Colwall, co. Hereford, prebend
of, 302.
Mausell, Hope Malpysel [co. Here-
ford], wood of, 486.
Hopere, Walter le, 263, 267.
Hopton, Walter de, justice, 68, 103, 116, 122,
183, 245, 248, 254, 268, 277, 285, 293,
839, 350, 412, 434, 470, 472.
, , retained with the king to hold
the king's pleas, 63.
Hopwas-Hayes, Hopewas [co, Stafford], hay,
in Cannock forest, 218.
GWNBRAL INDBX.
548
Horbiry, John de, 2S0, ftlO.
, Robert de, 298.
Horder, Walter le, 23.
Hordley by Woodstock, Hoidle [oo. Oxford],
168.
Hore, John le, 877.
, Beginald le, 445.
Horepol, A.lan de, 412.
, Edith his wife, 412.
Horn, Home, John, 156, 247, 881, 476.
, MaUhewde, 151.
HomdoD, HomingdoQ [co. Essex], market
of, 458.
, Wydefeld in [Wyfields], 458.
, Hardel in, 458.
Homeby, Henry de, 410.
, Simon de, 410.
Homing, John son of William de, 884.
Homingdon. See Homdon.
Horsdriyer, Simon le, Sabrina wife of, 32.
Horse, Alan, 849.
Horseford, Horsford [co. Norfblkl, gaol of,
248.
Horsemonden, Ormonden [co. Kent], church
of, 291.
Horses for the king, 186, 198, 194, 212.
, barded, 116.
, great, 191, 276.
from Stirling, 159.
from beyond seas, 171.
, compensation for, 858.
, one sold for 10 marks, 464.
See alio Edward I., stndof: Dex-
triers : Wales.
Horseye, Thomas de, 418.
Horsford. See Horseford.
Horsfrith [co. Essex], wood of, 878.
Horsham, Elias de, 199.
<See Earsham.
Horsley, Horslegh [co. Derby], charch of,
101.
, West, Westhorsleye [co. Surrey],
church of, 800.
Horstead [co. Norfolk], 473.
Horston [co. Derby], 382.
, castle of, 882h
Horsye [co. Sussex], 485.
Horton, 870.
, church of, 451.
.., CO. Bucks, 851.
Horton, Philip de, 805.
,..., William de, tailor of Eleanor the
king's consort, 879.
Hose, Hosee. See Huse.
Hospitallers. See St. John of Jerusalem:
Ireland.
Hosyere, Nicholas le, 179.
, Walter le, 179.
Hoton, W. de, 868, 877.
Vicecomitis, Gilbert de, 222.
Hotot, William de, 69.
, , Amice wife of, 69.
Hou. See Huy.
Houby, Gilbert de, 221.
, Robert de, 284.
Houcton, Jordan de, 881.
See Hocton; Hoghton.
Houdene, Houedon, Houeden, John de,
108.
Stephen de, 80, 98, 219, 842.
, , presented to St. Peter, Torge-
seye, 49.
See Kowden.
Houedon. See Houdene,
Houel. See Howel.
Honener, Henry, 26.
Houghton. See Hoghton.
Houk. See Hok.
Hounce la. See lahonce.
Hourg*, Simon de, 56.
Housee. See Husee.
Hounel. See Howel.
Howayn, Hugh son of Heniy, 846.
William, 845.
Howden, Houeden, co. York, 470.
Howel, Houel, Honuel, Hoel, Abowen, 224.
, Geoffrey, 446.
, Richard, 462.
, Robert, 220.
son of Eynon Goch, 815.
son of Mereduc de Meskyn, 800.
son of Meuric, 119, 294, 804, 889.
Hoxne [co. Suffolk], 288.
Hoylond, Adam de, 242.
See Holland.
Hoyyile, Philip de, 474.
Hu. See Huy.
Hubert, Daniel son of, de Cantuaria, 276,
845.
Huberti, Duracius, 214.
Hucham, Alan de, 128.
Huchun, Alan, Emma wife of, 175.
Hudelina, Roger son of, 294.
Hug*, Biudo, 89.
Bondus, 18, 19.
See Hngonis.
Hugeford, William de, 470.
Hugelin, Hulyn, John, serjeant-at-arms, 487,
441.
HugelineUe, Hugenelli, Hugelin, 20, 82, 85,
87, 88, 54.
See o^o Hug'.
Hugelton, Grii&n de, presented to Ingeham,
880.
Hugenelli. See Hugelinelli.
Hugh, Hubert son of, de Nenton, 480.
Hugh son of, de Weston, 405.
, John son of, 227, 284, 242.
, , de Sallop, 25.
, William son o^ 468.
544
dENEBAL INDEX.
HugODis, Bindo, 98.
See also Hug'.
Hal, Halle, Faakes de, '289.
, Robert del, 248.
, William de, 841.
Hall. See Eingston-upon-Hall.
HaU, la. See Dublin, 8t. Peter's, Hill.
Halme St. Benets. See Holme St. Bcnets.
Hulmo, Diey de, or Diay de [i.e. Deudie
= Eleaflar], Jew of Stamford, 187.
, Master Godfrey de, 468.
Hulyn. See Hagelin.
Homber river [co. York] , 50.
Humfiramvill. See Umframyill.
Humphrey, IJmfrey, John, 446.
Hand, John son of John, 180.
Hondeborton. See Barton Cherry.
Hundred Court, 182.
Hundred Bolls, commission for, 59.
Hunemanneby, Matilda daughter of Roger de,
183.
5ee HunmanbT.
Hungerford [co. Berks], 486.
St. John's Hospital, 486.
, Sanden Fee in, 486.
Hunmanby, Houemaneby [co. York], 188.
Hunsingoure, Master Thomas de, 899.
Hunstanton, co. Norfolk, 468.
Hunt, licence for a canon to, 428.
Hnnte, William le, 458.
Hunteleye, Walter de, 871.
Hunteman, Peter, ' the soutere,' 294.
Huntercumbe, Walter de, 114, 125, 211, 217,
222, 285, 246, 448, 474.
, , Alice wife of, 114.
, William de, 114.
Hunteston, Walter de, 847.
Huntindon. See Huntington.
Huntingdon, Huntedon [co. Hunts], 142, 287,
William, archdeacon of, 356.
, Jews' chest of, 126.
, pontage for, 881.
Huntingdon, county of, 238.
, knight service in, 829.
Huntington, Huntindon, co. Hereford, 245.
Huntingfeld, Hnntyngfeld, John de, 10.
, Peter de, 816, 426.
, William de, 486.
Hurel, Alveander, 68.
Hurst [co. Kent], letters patent dated at,
454.
Hurst, Richard de, 445.
Hurtelaund. See Hartland.
Huse, Husee, Hoese, Heose, Housee, Godfrey,
92, 96.
, Master Henry, 274, 808.
, Henry, 876, 899, 401,408, 436.
, , Margaret his wife, 876.
, Hubert de, 88, 107, 185.
, , Margaret wife of, 107.
Huse, Hosee, 8ec. — coni.
, John, 287.
, Margaret, 847.
Ralph, 289.
William, 266, 289, 891, 895.
Husnede, Godfrey de, 38.
Huthe. See Hytiie.
Hutrison, Cloys or Cleis, 470. •
Walter his brother, 470.
Huwe, John, 348.
Huwaldeffeld. See Hewellesfield.
Huwy. See Hay.
Huy, Hyu, Huw, Huwy, Heu, Hu [Flaaders],
20, 21, 86, 87, 51, 165.
Huy, Ha, Hou, Baldwin de, 21.
, Harenal de, 36.
Hyde. See Hide, Winchester.
Hyndelup. See Hinlip.
Hyne, Michael son of Richard le, 268, 267.
, Roger le, 467.
, Thomas le, 466.
, WilHam son of Richard le, 268, 867.
Hynton, Agnes de, 340.
, , John her son, 340.
, , Margery her sister, 340.
iSee Hinton.
Hyochil. See Youghal.
Hythe, Huthe, Hethe, Hithe [co. Kent], 6d,
71, 107, 186, 149,831.
, barons and bailiffs of, 12.
Hyu. See Huy*
Ibbeston, Elias de, 208.
Ibbestok, Ibestok, Roger de, 414, 467.
Ichingham, William de, 474.
Ichinton. See Itchington.
Iddesleigh, Edulvesly, co. Devon, 855.
Ideshale, William de, marshal of the Exche-
quer, Dablin, 136.
Idonea, Thomas son of, 159.
Idiot, 30, 106.
Ikewurth, Stephen de, 807.
Ilchester, Ivelcestre [co. Somerset], 175, 325,
356, 428.
gaol, 160.
, St. Olave's church, 175.
mats ?, Ilaz [Gironde], 280.
Die, Nicholas del, 399.
Illebruere. See Isle-Brewers.
Illeg Arsa. See Brent Eleigh.
Umedon, William de, 102.
f , sacristan of Alincester, after-
wards abbot, 102.
Ilsington. See Tilney-cum -Islington.
Imberd, John, 800.
Imbert, Peter, 819.
GENERAL INDEX.
545
Imelaco, David son of David d(>, 402, 403.
See Emljr.
Immere, Robert de, 220.
Imperial Court, notary of, 131.
lace. Ynes [co. Chester], letters patent dated
at, 226.
Inge, Thomas, 43.
Ingeham. 5ee Ingham.
Iiigeland, Bartholomew de. presented to Lrin-
plesham, .58.
Ingeliird, John. 82.
Ingeldesthorp. St^e Ingoldsthorp.
Ingepenne, Geoffrey de, 408.
Ingelose, Ranulph de, 416.
Ingeworth, Stephen de, 455.
Ingham, Ingeham [co. Suffolk], chnrch of,
330.
Ingham, Oliver de, 195,315,343, 344, 407,
411,450.
Ingle wood, Ingelwood, Englewode [co. Cum-
berland] , forest of, 69, 896.
Ingoldeby, Robert son of Ralph de, 291.
Ingoldethorp, Ingeldesthorp, Ingoldetorp,
John de, 383.
Master Thomas de, 41, 388.
Ingolisma. See Angolisma.
Ingram, John son of, 409.
, Matilda his grandmother, 409.
Ingrave, Ginge Radulphi [co. Essex], 464.
Inisboyne, Hincheboyne [co. Wicklow],
church of, 60.
, Gerard, rector of, 60.
Inkberrow, Inteberge, co. Worcester, 267.
Innocent, Pope, envoys of, 146.
Insula, Alard Lupy de. See Lupy.
, Baldwin de, 472.
, Geoffrey de, 61, 73.
, Gerard de, 220.
John de, 169,220.
, , parson of Shaldefeld, 876.
, Master Poncius de, 76, 93, 106.
, Robert de, prior of Finkhale, after-
wards bishop of Durham [15 Oct.,
1274 to 7 June 1283], 60, 64, 70, 13'),
201, 225, 330, 339, 386, 444, 47U.
, Roger de, 275.
, Simon son of Philip de, 138.
, William de, 66, 275.
Inteberge. See Inkberrow.
Intewode [Intwood, co. Norfolk], Henry de,
179.
Ippegrave, Thomas de, 295, 309.
Ippeleye, Ippele, John de, prior, afterwards
abbot of Alincestre, 158, 159.
, William de, 365.
, ■ , presented to Acton, 369.
, , Serjeant of the market, 185.
See Ipsley.
Ipre* Gilbert de, 864.
See Ypres.
96187.
Ipsley, Ippele [co. Warwick], Henry, parson
of, 408.
Ipswich [co. Suffolk], 95, 118, 238, 269.
, dyke of, 118.
, Friars Preachers of, 118.
gaol, 456.
, letters patent dated at, 192.
, prise of wine at, 95.
Ireland, 29, 31, 41, 53, 58, 59, 94, 102. 104-
107, 128, 132, 142 ,146, 149, 161, 172,
188, 190, 196, 197, 203, 208, 227, :229,
230, 288, 250, 258, 260, 262 266, 273,
276, 278, 295,296. 298, 801, 302, 30.5-
307, 812, 316, 317, 319-321, 327, 328,
332, 335, 352, 3.'>4, 356, 357. ^(i\, 368,
369, 371, 373, 379, 380-386, 388, 390,
392, 393, 39.V-398, 4<)0, 402, 40.3, 41.*),
417,420,423-428,430,431, 4.33, 487,
439, 443, 444, 447, 450, 451, 453, 455
457-459, 460, 461, 464, 46.'>.
archbishops and bishops of, to a>siBt
the government, 102.
, Bench in, 161.
, See Dublin.
, Carmelite Friars of, 55, 379.
chancellor of, 7.
See Brun, Fromond le.
, Chancery of, 854.
,, com from, 254, 408.
, Crown debts in, 357,884.
, customs new on wool, 161, 172, 260,
278, 354, 357, 3n4.
, English law in, licence for Irishmen
to use, 332, 37 J, 380, 421.
, English in, 380.
, Irish in, petition of, to enjoy English
law in, 380.
escheator of, 7, 75.
, See Saunford, Master John
de ; Bakepui, William de.
, exchange in, 423.
Exchequer in. See Dublin.
, four pleas in, 383.
, justiciary of, 61, 185, 147, 173,208,
212,298,300.
, See Aldithelegh, James de
Exonia, John de; Rupeila, Richurd
de ; Genevill, Geofihrey de ; Maurice,
Maurice son of; Ufford, Robert de.
, justioiaryship of, terms of, 149.
, justices in eyre in, marshal of. See
Leye, William de.
, king's court in, chirographer of. See
Loudon, Thomas de.
Knights Templars in, Robert, master
of, 310.
, , master ot, 277, 451.
, See Glastonta, Robert de.
, market in, pleas of, 400.
, merchants of, protection for, 208.
mines in, 161.
.., mint in, 428.
, peace of king proclaimed in, 2.
M M
(K6
GENERAL INDEX,
Irel^d, peace of—^otU,
, , Irish admitted to, 149..
, Pope> envoys to, 146.
rebels in, 104, 105,107.
St. John of Jemsalem, Hospital of, in,
prior of, 277.
, See Roger, William son of.
, See aho St. John of Jerusalem.
, St. Thomas the Mart^T of Aeon in,
master and brethren of, 11.
, seal for, new, 203.
seneschal of. See Warin, William son
of.
, treasurer of . See Waterford, Stephen,
bishop of.
, treasurer and chancellor of, 29.
, view of, 105.
, warin, 426.
, , to be harried, 104.
, waste lands in, 384.
Ireton, Ralph de, bishop of Carlisle. See
Irton.
Ireys. See Irreis.
Iron, 924.
Irreis, Irejs, Geoffrey le, 430.
Maurice le, 260.
, Percival le, 367.
William 10,117,3.^6.
Irton, Ralph de, prior of Gisburn, afterwards
bishop of Carlisle [1280 to 1 Nov.
1324], 386.
Isaac, Jew of Bordeaux, 202.
, Jew of Cambridge, 42.
, ., Abraham his son, 42.
, de Berkhampsted, Jew of London,
287.
, le Evesk, Jew of London, 440.
, de Gernomuta, Jew, 403.
Master, de Oxonia, blenia wife of,
435.
, de Suth werk, Jew of Suthwerk, 879.
, de Suthwerk, 459.
, Zipporah wife of, 459.
son of Benedict de London, Jew of
Norwich, 411.
son of BencHiict Gabay, Jew of Lin-
coln, 83.
Iselehamstede. See Chenies-Iselhampsted.
Isely, Wiltiam, 248.
Iseneistrete, Adam de, 349.
Isle Brewers, lUebruere [oo. Somerset],
444.
Isliog, Henry de, 85.
Ispannia, Hispania, Espaigny, Espany, James
de, 24, 37, 38.
, William de, 364, 428.
, William son of John de, 138.
Itchington, Long, Ichinton Long [co. War-
wick], 462.
lye, Henry de. See Dive.
, Roger, 410.
Ivelcestre. .See Ilchester.
Iveman, William de,.3)6.
Iverk, Overk, co. Kilkenny, 358.
Ivingfao [co. Bucks], prioress and convert
of, 402.
Ivingo, Elias, 76.
Ivo, Master Walter son of, 456.
Ivorius kgnSj [ap Griffin], 201, 448.
Ivychurch, de Monaeterio Ederosa [co. Wilc<],
Henry de Bocham, prior of, 454.
, Richard de Katerington, prior of,
457.
Jacob the Jew, of Oxford, ion of Master
Mosseas, Jew of London, 833.
Jacob de Oxonia, Jew, 407.
, , Mosseas son of, Jew of York,
100.
Sablyn, of fork, Jew, 100.
Solomon son of, Jew of Lincoln,
152.
son of Joceus, Jew of London, 435.
Jacoby, Jscobyn, Jake, Jacobi, Bartholomew,
13, 15, 17, 18, 19, 34, 196, 214, 311,
820, 358, 401.
, Clsrissimus, 129.
, Reinucius, 300.
Jacobini, Henry, 93, 214.
Jaffbrd, William de, 454.
Jake. See Jacobi.
Jakes, Simon, 1 14.
, William, 68.
Jakeslo, Walter de, 224.
Jale, la Vale, river [Gironde], 312.
James/ Robert son of, 196, 444.
Janel, John, 446.
Janyn, Robert, 320.
Jaruac, Jarnak [Charente], Joan, lady of,
99.
Jarpenvill, Andrew dc, 204.
, David de, 412, 416.
Jeovene, Jevene, Juvene, Jovene, Bartholo-
mew le. king's seijeaut, 59, 99, i03,
107, 127, 131, 232.
, constable of Bristol castle, 99»
127, 131, 232.
, Hermann le, 286,480.
, Joceus le, Jew of York, 97, 259.
, Bonamicus his son-in-law, Jew
of York, 97, 259.
, John le, of London, 253.
, Richard le, 14,232.
Jeremiah, Baldwin sou of, 86, 95, 98.
, , Peter his brother, t»C, 95.
Jememntha. See Gernemutha.
GENERAL INDEX.
347
Jersey, Gerese, Jereseye, 56, 70, 73, 82, 98,
' 125, 155, 156, 188, 198, 296, 337, 435.
, assiies in, 90.
bailiff of. See JohanniH, Arnold.
, knights, and others, of, 73.
, jurats of, removed, 70.
, keeper of. See Grandisono, Otto de.
, liberties of, 411.
, St. Clements parish, 435.
, priory of, 228.
St. Owen's parish in the fee of
Oglondes, 98.
, St. Sayionr*8 parish, 98.
, seal for, .^37.
Jerusalem, 437.
, Holy Sepulchre, canons and brethren
of, 467.
, See Holy Land, 186.
JervAuIx, Girevall, CyroTall, Gerrall [co.
York], abbot of, 75, 393.
, abbot and convent of, 48, 86, 304.
abbey, 76.
Jesmonth, co. Northumberland. See Gese-
muth.
Jevan, Ywnan, Goach, 126.
Jevelden. See Yelden.
Jews are indexed under their first qame as
follows : —
, Aaron, of York, 9, 10, 151.
, , Joceus his nephew, 151.
, , Crespyn [of London], 236.
, , , hanged, 389.
, de la Beye, of London, 48.
, , de Colecestre, of Colchester, 42.
, , father of Samuel and
Joceus, 42.
, , le Blund and Elias his son, of
Hereford, 434.
, son of Abraham [of London],
144.
, son of Isaac, de Wygomia, 355.
, son of Vives, of London, 141,
212, 318, 833, 336, 359, 381.
, , Vives his son, 141.
Jews, Benedict ~con/.
, son of Joceus [of York], 398.
...., Abraham Motun, Jew of Master
Blias son of Mosseus, 864.
, Abraham son of Benedict, of Win-
chester, 245.
Abraham, the son of Columba,
daughter of Isaac de Norwieo, of Nor-
wich, 424.
son of Denlacres, of Norwich,
877.
...., son of Isaac, of Cambridge,
42.
...., son of Isaac, of London, 425.
, Agatha wife of Robert son of Nemek
(? n Jew), 2«0.
— , Benedict Bateman [of London], 381.
...., , de Celario [of Northam|.ton],
468.
...., , Levesque, of Hereford, 434.
, son of Licoricia, of Winchester,
357.
, Benettus or Benetton de Wintonia, of
Winchester, 113, 215, 443.
Benetonus , of Marlborough, 428.
, Bona daughter of Elias, of fiereford,
434.
, , Bonamicus or Bonamy, of York, 151,
157.
,^ son of Jacob, of Oxford, 391.
, , son of Joceus, of York, 2.'>3,
398.
, , , son-in-law of Joceus le Jovene,
of York, 259.
, Bonianus, of Bordeaux, 202.
, Bonus son of Mossin, of Bordeaux,
202.
, Cok son of Aaron [of Andover],429.
, , , son of Deulecrps, of London,
156.
, , Columba, widow, daughter of Isaac
de Norwieo, and Abraham her son,
Jew of Norwich, 424.
, , Cresseus, of Londou, 131.
, son of Master Elias, of London,
129, 157.
, son of Master Mosseus, of Lon-
don, 212.
....,.., Deudone, Deuden^y, Deudonus, or
Deudonnettus, 860.
, Crespyn or Krispyn, of York,
377, 898.
, , de Wintonia, 865.
son of Isaac, of Winchester,
202.
, Diey de Hulmo, of Stamford, 137.
, Douceman le Prestre, of Winchester,
365.
, Elias, Master, of London, 114, 125.
... , ..., 6on of Benedict de London, of
Bordeaux, 211.
, , Master, son of Master Mosseus,
of London, 113, 212, 322, 364, 892, 435.
, , Cresseus his son, 212.
, son of Bassina, 333.
, Eliseus son of Elias [of Norwich] , 424 .
, Flora la Blunde, Jewess, 113.
, Gamaliel the [of London], 381. ,
, Hagin, of London, 74, 80, 186.
son of Denlacres, of London,
high priest of the Jews, 483.
, son of Master Mosseus, of
London, 88, 118, 236, 272, 438.
, , , high priest of the Jews,
488.
, Henna daughter of Leo de Bboraco,
and Elias her son, of York, 380.
, Henna wife of Salomon son of Boueu-
faunt, of Nottingham, 287.
, Henecota, Jewess, of Nottingham,
290.
M M 2
548
GENERAL INDEX.
JewB — eont.
, Isaac, of Bordeaux, S09.
> , of Cambridge, 49.
, , , Abraham his son, 4S.
, de Berkhamsted, of London,
987.
, , le Evesk, of London, 440.
, , de Gernemuta, 408.
, de Norwico, of Norwich, 494.
.., , , Golumba his daughter,
424.
, , , Abraham his son, 424.
, Master, de Oxonia, Slenia wife
of, 485.
de Provino or Provyns, of Lon-
don, 98, 142.
, de Suthwerk, 459.
, , Zipporah his wife, 459.
, , de Suthwerk, of Suthwerk,
379.
, son of Benedict de London, of
Norwich, 411.
, son of Benedict Gabaj, of Lin-
coln, 83.
Jacob the, of Oxford, son of SiR<«ter
Mosseus, of London, 833.
, Jacob de Oxonia, 80, 118, 407.
> , , Mosseus son of, of York,
100.
, Sablyn, of York, 100.
, son of Joceus, of London, 485.
, Joceus, of Guildford, 448.
, , le Jeovene, of York, 259, 462.
, , , Bonamicus, his son-in-
law, 959.
, , le Joevene nephew of Aaron, of
York, 151, 884.
, son of Benedict, 100.
, Jospin, son of Denlegard, 857.
, son of Salomon, of Marl-
borough, 428.
, Leo de Eboraco, Henna daughter of,
and Elias her son, of York, 380.
, Leo Preciose [of London], Belasez,
late the wife of, 881.
, Lumbardus de Petresfeld, 429.
, son of Lumbardus, 429.
son of Salomon, of Marlborough,
I
428.
., Manasser or Manser, son of Aaron,
of London, 285, 383, 425.
., Mosseus, Master, 118, 181, 286.
., , , of London, 129, 137,
888.
., son of Elias le Blund, 267.
., son of Jacob, of London, 440.
., son of Jacob de Oxonia, of
York, 100.
., son of Jacob, of Oxford, 462.
., ,Cretseu8 his brother, 462.
, son of Mosseus de Clare, of
Lincoln, 452.
Jews — eoni.
Peytevyn le Fort [of London],
Slenia, late the wife <^, 881.
, Salomon [of Marlborough] , 428
, Jospin son of, 428.
, .....'. son of Jacob, of Lincoln, 152.
, , Sampson de Northampton, of TA)n-
don, 156.
, son of Abraham de Hereford,
383.
, son of Vives, of London, 141.
, Samuel de Eboraco, of London, 458.
, Samuel son of Aaron de Colchestre,
and Joceus his brother, of Colchester,
42.
, Slenia, wife.of Isaac de Oxonia, 485.
, S weteman [of Marlborough] , 429.
, See Douoeman.
, Vires de Gloucestre, of Oxford, 440.
Vyves son of Bonefant, of Gloucester,
391.
Jews and Jewry, 4, 9, 43, 59, 63,74,76,
83,87,90,97,99, 100, 107, 118, 114,
125-127, 137, 142, 144, 148, 151, 152,
154, 156-158, 168, 168, 179, 176, 177,
184, 186, 188, 200, 909, 91 1, 212, 215,
236, 240, 244, 249, 259, 267, 272-274,
282. 318, 385, 337, 424, 425, 428, 429,
435, 438, 440, 443, 470.
, of Bristol, burning of the Jewry of,
107.
of Colchester, 6, 42, 127.
of Gascony. See Gascony .
of Lincoln, 98.
of Northampton, 362.
of Oxford, 305, 440.
, blasphemies by, 287, 877.
, drawn and burned for, 377.
•., books of, 363.
, chevage on, 372.
, chirographers of chests of, Bcrutiny
of, 6, 126, 127, 148, 158, 168, 184,
215,458,459.
, Christians acting like, 172.
, Chnsti&ns judaizanies, 176.
, clippers of coin, 286, 285, 287, 312,
320, 338, 352, 364, 470.
, condemned, goods of, 305, 311, 317,
320, 323.
, converts house of, 165.
, , regulations for, 871, 372.
warden of. See Sancto Dionisio,
John de.
crossing bridge, toll on, 381.
, debtors to, statute for the distraint
of, 258.
, , provision of Henry in. as to, 88.
, debts of the Jewry, aff.^cting the
king, 3H4, 478.
, deodands granted to, 37J.
, exchequer of, 334. 335.
, expulsion of, from the towns of
Eleanor the king's mother, 76.
GENERAL INDEX.
649
Jews — conL
hanged, 360, 443.
>high priest of. See Hagin son of
Denlacres ; Hagin son of Master
MoHseuB.
, houses of, sold, 337.
, issues of, 87.
Jewry, 4, 59, 200, 835, 438.
keepers of, 304.
, justices for custody of, 857.
, levy the tallage on, 154.
, justices for the. See Hauteyn,
Hamo ; Ludeham, Robert de.
ordinance touching [Statutes of the
.Realm I. p. 221], quoted, 240.
, ordinance, new, 371, 372.
possessed by another Jew, 364.
preached to by the Friars Preachers,
356.
, presbiterattu Judaoru/n, See Hagin
above.
, protected from the nheriff of Oxford,
157.
, ,from the mayor of Oxford, 186.
, rolls of, 148.
, , keeperof. See Winton, Adam
de.
, tallage on, of 1274, 42, 43, 51, 52, 61,
62, 83, 84, 99, 100, l.'Vi, 163.
, of May 1277, 211, 215. 273, 274, 282.
of Gascony excused from tallage, 90.
, composition for, 202, 21 1.
, exiled if they failed to pay, 63. •
licences to sell houses, &c., to pay
their tallage, 42, 48.
See a/«o Usurers ; Usury.
Joan, sometime queen of Leon and Castile,
and countess of Ponthieu and Mostroil,
27, 806, 359, 38S, 431.
Joce, William, 435.
Joceus, Jew of Guildford, 448.
, le Jovene, Jew of York, 259, 462.
, , Bonamicus his son-in-law, 259.
, le Jeovene, nephew of Aaron, Jew of
Tork, 834.
nephew of Aaron, Jew of York, 151.
son of fiAnedict, Jew, 100.
, John son of, 891.
Johan, Bemac, merchant of Cawes, 26.
, Jake, 380.
Johannis, Arnold, de Contivo or de Cuntis,
bailiff of Guernsey and Jersey, 70, 73,
82,90, 110, 185,348,856.
, , to take assises there, 90.
, Arnold, de Pontivo, 805.
, Baldesius, 130.
Bernard, 180.
, Benedict, 185, 257.
, Boneaventure, 95, 194.
, Bonus, de Philippo, 354.
, See alto Philippo.
•9
Johannis— -conf.
, Robert, de Orford« 410.
William, 257.
John, kincr, 1^2.
John ap Kymythtlyn, 126.
ap Ririth, 126.
, Elias sou of, de Schatton, 894.
., Hugh son of, de Wyk, 460.
, James son of, de Middelton, 349.
, John son of, le Flemeng, 217, 219.
,le Fuller, 294,
.., , de Pecham, 337.
, , de Rippinghale, 217.
, Lawrence son of, 475.
, Matthew son of, 356, 451.
, Michael son of, de Donewyco, 410.
, Nicholas son of, parson of St. Mi-
chael's, Hereford, 294.
., Peter son of, le Large, 180.
, , de Strodlond, 457.
, Richard son of, 113, 221, 373.
, (another), 414, 467.
, de Mere, 263.
.., Robert son of, 135, 140, 178, 189,
261, 282, 315, B84, 897« 426, 442, 455.
... , de Bekingham, 293.
..., de Holemer,294.
, , de Mere, 263.
, Roger son of, 410.
, de Middleton, 348.
, son of Abraham, 227.
son of John, 11, 39, 44, 46, 69, 118,
120.
son of Richard, Robert son of, de
Bekingham, 293.
Thomas son of, atte Gate, 84 5.
... , Torald, son of, le Teler, 315.
, William son of, atte Gate, 345.
, , de Ispaoia, 138.
Jokflet, William son of Henry de, 470.
Jolem, John, 347.
Jolland, Jolland sou of, de Hamby, 176.
Jolyf, William, 476.
Jordan, Henry, 176.
, , John son of, 362.
, Peter, 84.
, Ralph son of, de Brimmesleye, 421
, Richard son of, de Preston, 397.
, Walter son of, de Ne'iport, 152.
Jorwerth, Joreward, Wauhan ap Madoc, 434.
Josep, Coppus, 92.
Joseph John, 263, 267.
, Reyner, 196.
Josne, John le, of London, 303.
S>e0 Jeoyene.
Jospin SOB of, Deulegard, Jew, 357.
son of Salomon, Jew of Marlborough,
428.
Josse [Laudeis]. 8«e Jousices.
50
QENEBAL INDEX.
JoasicM [Josse, Limdes], Arnulph son of
Arnulph, Reymiina de, 154.
See Juuke*.
Jorene. See Jeoyene.
Jo|e, Peter, 468.
William, 343.
Jumi^ges, Oymiuges in Normandy, abbot
of, 807.
Juncte, Jnnte, DoneUn, 88, 194.
Jurisdiction, Justice, child of seTen in gaol
for murder, 457.
, j uittce miserHbly delayed, 115.
, the county of Hereford and the
liberty of Brecon, U7.
, in the liberty of 8t. Albans, 878.
, outlawry during absence, 828.
, probate of a will in the hustings ef
Loudon, 414.
, the sixth busting, 414.
, thief fleeiug from justice, 154, 158,
485.
, , beheaded, 268, 878,896.
... of sherifis. See Sheriffs.
Jusikes, Arnold de, 296.
See Jousices.
Justur, Adam le, 207.
Juvene. See Jeovene.
K
Kael, Gael, Humphrey de, 325, 872.
Kaerdiif. See Cardiff.
Kaermerdyn. See Carmarthen,
Eaertmell. See Cartmell.
Kaerwente, Master Gregory de, 274.
Kaham, Master John de, presented to Mont-
gomery, 298.
Kairdyf . See Cardiff.
Kais, Nicholas de, 43
, , Margery and Margaret his
daughters, 43.
Kaldesete, Roger de, 201.
Kaley8. See Calais.
KuUaii. See Callan.
Kalne. See Calne.
Kultysete. See Causey.
Kauiby. See Camby.
Kamel. See Cammel.
Kauaun sou of Mereduo, 229.
Kanceis, John, 58.
Kancia, Kent, Adam de, 185.
,John de, 11, 46,114,144.265, 440,
462.
,Banulphde, 228.
, Robert de, presented to Kilmaadan,
185.
, Walter de, 8, 156, 181, 388, 892, 407,
418, 480, 440, 462, 465, 471-478, 475.
f Kancia, Walfeer de — ami.
, presented to Taxball, 44.
WiUiam de, 298.
' Kanek. See Cannock.
I Kantok. See Cantok.
Kardanvyll, Richard de, 829.
Karekenyl. See Careg-Kenaeo.
Karleton. See Carleton.
! Karlewode, John de, 16.
Karliolo. See Carliolo.
< Karpeswel, Edith de, 457.
I Karrik, William de, 75.
' Karrum, Martin de, 220.
Karvel, Reginald, 164, 882.
Kateringtou, Richard de, 454.
I , , prior of Ivychurch, 457.
I Katyere, 'Geoffrey le, 887.
' Kaveresham. See Caveresham.
I
Kayllot, John, 19.
Kaym, Reginald, 154.
Kaynes. See Keynes.
Kaynstone. See Tarrant Keynstone.
Kayton, John de, 320. 882.
Kayrill, Kevill, John de, 470.
, Nicholas de, 428.
Richard de, 470.
Kedewelly. See Kidwelly.
Kedewy. See Gaedwen.
Kedwelly. See Kidwelly.
KeevU, Cyvel, co. Wilts, 118.
Keft. SeeKift.
•
Keftintun. See Skeftinton.
Keggemere, Alexander de, 344.
Kele, Ralph de, 217, 219.
Kelesale. See Kelsale.
Kelingley^[Kellingley, oo. York1 , John de, 248.
Kelling [co. Norfolk] , 877.
Kellingley. See Kelingeley.
Kells, Kenles, co. Kilkenny, 853.
, St. Mary's, Brandan, abbot of, 219.
Kelsale, Keleshal, co. Suffolk, 468, 472.
Kelsany. See Kilshanny.
Kelseing. See Kilshanny.
Kelsey, South, Kelesey St. Nicholas, co. Lin-
coln, church of, 5.
Kembeworth. See Kenilwurth.
Kemesek, Edmund de, 220.
, Thomas de, 243.
Kemesey. See Kempsey.
Keminou, Robert le, 1 7.
Kempsey, Kemesey [co. Gloucester], 227.
Kempsford, co. Gloucester. See Kynemere-
ford.
Kempston, Kemeston, co. Bedford, 318.
Kempton, Keuynton [co. Middlesex], 3.
, letters patent dated at, of Henry III.
at. 110.
, letters patent dated at, 98,99,121,
122, 188, 480, 431.
GBNBBAL INDEX.
551
Kenbaud, Henry, 51.
Eendale [co. Westmoreland], barony of, 121,
IRl.
Kendale, Hugh de, 88, 96, 180, 198, 208, 219,
261, 270, 297, 887, 377, 898, 488, 454,
460, 464.
, , Peter his brother, 877.
Kenelleworth. See Kenilworth.
Kenet. See Kennett.
Keneyll, Roger, 22.
Kenilworth, Kenilleworth, Kenelleworth, co.
Warwick, 105, 421.
, chaceof, 347.
, letters patent dated at, 102.
, Kembe worth, Kenilleworth, prior of,
, 42. 260, 261, 267, 300, 801.
, Richard de Tevelesford, prior of, 302,
308.
i , Robert, prior of, 137.
; , William de Evesham, prior of, 187.
^ , JMctum de, 138, 374.
Kenilleworth, Kenelleworth, John de, 252.
, Robert de, 231.
Kenley, Kenle, Kenleng, Henleng, Master
John de, prebendary of Dublin, 90,
118,827, 828.
, chancellor of Dublin, 862, 863, 451.
Kennet, Kenet, river [co. Wilts], 404.
Kennett, Kenet, co. Cambridge, 166, 215.
Kent, 6, 82, 286, 327, 436, 474, 475.
, pnrprestures in, 349.
..., sheriff of, 5, 414, 445.
, See Hevere, Henry de.
, ..... See Valoynes, William de.
See Kancia.
Kentelesbere [Kentisbeare, co. Devon], Sibyl
de, 309.
Kenwrick Seys, 282.
Kenytou. See Kempton.
Kerde, Reginald, 263, 267.
Kerdif, Sibyl de, 846.
Kerdyf, Faulinus de, 342.
Kermerdyn. See Carmarthen.
Kemek, Reginald de, 358.
Kerselawe. See Creslow.
Kersey, Hugh de, 885.
Kervy, Master John de, 218.
Kery, Wales, land of, 270, 297.
Keteringe, William de, 224.
Keteston. See Keyston.
Keting, William, 888.
Ketlestone, Ketteleston, Henry de, prior, after-
wards abbot of Derle, 78, 79.
Ketstevene, Robert de, 246.
Ken, Ko, Athelan le, 845.
, David le, 897.
, Geoffrey le, 886.
, , of SlOnham, 266.
' , Henry le, 161.
> Herbert le, 246.
Ken, Ko — eoni.
, Hughle, 179,208.
, John le, 848, 414, 467, 474.
, of Great Yarmouth, 416.
, Laurence le, 268, 349.
, Nicholas le, 107.
,' Paulinns le, 289.
, Roger le, 293.
, Ranulph le, 153.
, Richard le, 34, 291, 317, 352.
Robert le, 474.
, Roger le, 183, 267.
, , of Beltoft, 409.
, , of Caston, 111.
, Swain le, 439.
Thomas le, 46, 292.
See also Cook.
Kevin. See Kayvill.
Keynes, Kaynes, Lettice de, 859.
, Richard de, 341.
, Robert de, 187, 263, 267, 366, 474.
Keynsham [co. Somerset], abbot of, 289. /
, Robert, abbot of, 245. !
abbot and convent of, 371.
pasture called Wynterleye in, 371.
letters patent dated at, 161, 181.
Keyser, John le, 25.
Keyston, Keteston, co. Hunts, 442.
Kidderminster, Kidermestre [co. Worcester],
125.
Kidels, 187, 828, 445.
Kidlynton, Master Godfrey de, il.
Kidwelly, Kedewelly, Kedwelly [co. Carmar-
then], 195, 417.
, murage for, 418, 427.
Kift, Keft, John, 189, 161.
Kilboudam [in the deanery of Ballymore and
diocese of Dublin], church of, 29.
Kilcleeheen, Kilkelekyn [St. Mary de Bello
Portu by Waterford, co. Kilkenny],
Mabel de Cursy, abbess of, 228.
Kildare, Nicholas de Cusaack, a Kriar Minor,
bishop of, 420.
, Niohohis, bishop of, 421, 455.
, prebendaries of, 168, 814.
, county of, sheriff of, 84.
Kilcash, co. Tipperary. See Kilcosny.
Kildewardeby. See Kilwardeby.
Kilfenora, Finnabarensit, Ireland, Philip
canon of, 450.
, bishop of, 450.
, Florence, late abbot of Kilsanny,
bishop of, 29, 40.
, Charles, dean, afterwards bishop of,
456.
, dean and chapter of, 11.
, David, clerk of, 11.
, Maurice, bishop of, 11.
Kilferaffh, Rilfedragfh [barony of Shille-
logher], CO. Kilkenny, 353.
552
GENERAL INDEX.
Kilgerran, Kilgaran [co. Pembroke], castle
of, 9,87.
Kilkelek>u. See Kilcleeheen.
Kilkenny [co. Kilkenny], 946.
■••, castle and boroagh of, with the
county, 862.
» »^t ■ John's Hospital, prior and convent
of, 256.
Kilkenny, Master Andrew de, 264, 265.
» Simon de, prebendary of Kildare,
314.
Kilkosny [Kilcash?, near Kilsheelan, co.
Tipperary], 296.
Killala, Aladensis, Ireland, dean and chapter
of, 420.
< » Donatus, dean, afterwards bishop of,
430.
y Simon, archdeacon of, 430.
, John, bishop of, 420, 430.
Killaloe, Ireland, diocese of, 356, 362.
Matthew, bishop of, 368, 400, 402,
416,458.
Odo, clerk of the church of, 458.
Killamerjr-, Killenier [barony of KelU], co.
Kilkenny, 353.
Killebaii, Kilkillbon [Queen's County], prior-
ess and nuns of, 197.
, Desiderata le Poer, abbe«s of, 197.
Killemer. See Killamery.
Killiuge. See Nunkeeling.
Killpeck, Kilpek [co. Hereford] , castle of, 8.
Kiknacar, Kilmechar, co. Kilkenny, 353.
Kilmeadan, Kilmydan [co. Waterford],
church of, 185.
Kilmehallok, Simon son of Bichard de, 431.
Kilpek. See Killpeck.
Kilshanny, Eelsenig, Kelsany [co. Clare],
Florence, abbot of, bishop of Kilfenora,
29, 40.
Kiltrafh, co. Kilkenny, 358.
Kilwardeby, Kulewardby, Kildewnrdeby,
Robert de, professor of the Order of
Friars Preachers, archbishop of Can-
terbury [26 Feb. 1272 to 1277], 2, 42,
45, 74, 78, 91, 92, 96, 98, 109, 140,
145-148, 164, 165, 173, 185, 187, 194,
20^, 241, 248, 253. 258, 260, 267-269,
288.
) bishop of Porto, 268, 269.
Simon de, 275.
King, Kyng, Baldwin le, 19.
, Thomas, 302.
Walter, 467.
, William, 107,412, 413.
Kingesdelf. See King's Delph.
Kingeslegh. See Kingsley.
Eingesdon, Thomas de» 210.
Kingesman, Robert le, 294.
Kingesthom. See Kiqgthom.
Kjngeston, Nicholas de, n^ayor of Oxford,
162, 415.
Kingeswode. See Kingsirood.
Kinggesbiry. See Kingsbury.
King's Bench, justices of, fees of, 310.
King's pleas, roll of, 171.
Kingsbury, Kinrgesbiry, Kyngesbyri, Kingea-
biry [in Horethome hundred, co.
Somerset, [41, 139, 865
hundred oiy 41.
Kingsclere, Kingesclere, Kyngesclere [co.
Hants], church of, 86 232.
King's Cliffe, Olive, Clyve [co. Northampton],
letters patent dated at, 72, 73, 114.
, manor and forest of, 27, 29.
King's Delph, Kingesdelf [co. Cambridge],
451, 475.
Kingsley, Kingeslegh, church of, 229.
Kingston [co. Dorset], letters patent dated
at, 862, 407.
King8ton>on-Hull, co. Vork, 50, 67, 187, 269.
, bailiffs of, 50.
Kingston-on-Thames [co. Surrey], 71, 276,
488.
, purpresturea in, 71.
I tournament at, 10, 47.
King's Sutton, Kynge»sutton [co. Northamp-
ton], 276.
Kings wood. Kyngeswode- without- Bristol [co.
Gloucester], 279.
, forest of, 261.
Kingthom. Kingesthom [in Green's Norton,
CO. Northampton] , mill of, 43.
Kinlet. See Kyntheleg.
Kinnersley, co. Hereford. See Kynardesle.
Kinoerton, Kynartou [oo. Chester], 255,
256.
Kippax. See Kyppes.
Kipping, Robert, 410.
Kirkby, Kyrkeby, co. Lincoln, 99.
Kirkby in Ashfleld, Kirkeby in Aisfdd feo.
Notts], 899.
Kirkebride, Kyrkebride, Richard de. 202, 285.
Kirkeby, Kyrkeby, Alice de, 298.
.John de, 136, 152, 181, 259, 266,
316, 328, 426, 481, 433, 469.
, archdeacon of Coventry, 254.
» , presented to Kirkeham, 227.
» Roger son of William de, 298-294.
, William de, 152.
Kirkeham, William de, prior, afterwards
abbotof Whitby, 281.
Kirkenny, Alexander de, 471.
See Kirketon, A lexander de.
Kirkestall. See Kirkstall.
Eirkested. See Kirkstead.
Kirketon, Alexander de, justice, sheriff of
York, 85, 111, 119, 152, 178, WJO, 255,
284, 292, 338, 847, 404, 411, 412.
419.
, sheriff of York, 404.
, Gilbert de, 288.
, Ralph de, 424.
GENERAL INDEX.
553
r.
Kirketon— colli.
y Robert de, 221.
, Roger de, 883.
Kirketon in Holand. See Kirton.
Kirketot, Criketot, John de, 218, 458.
, Robert his son, 218.
, Robert de, 455.
WiUiam de, 464.
Kirkham, Eirkeham [co. Lancashire], chnrch
of, 227.
Kirkstall, Eirkestall [co. York], abbey of,
170, 171, 208.
Kiiton, Kirketon in Holand, co. Lineohi,
wapentake of, 848.
Kirkestead, Eirkested [co. Lincoln], Simon,
abbot of, 454.
, abbot and convent of, 112.
Kcape, John, 446.
Knapeton [Knapton, co. Norfolk], Richard
de, 179.
Knappe. See Knepp.
Knaresboroogh, Knaresburgh [co. York],
church of, 222, 241, 332.
, advowBon of, 396.
, park of, 292.
[Knave.] See Cnave.
Knepp, la Cnappe, co. Sussex, park of, 287.
Knights Templars in England, master of, 283,
277, 808, 358, 375.
, master and brethren of, 381.
in Ireland. See Ireland.
, at Acre. See Aera.
Knight service, 329.
Knighthood, distraints for, 342, 351.
, respite from, 275.
Knightlow, Knightelawe [co. Warwick] , hun-
dred of, 432.
Ejiighton, Enjthon [co. Radnor], land of,
249.
Kniht, John, 413.
See Knyht.
Knipton, Gnupton [co, Leicester] , church of,
427.
Knocktopher, Knockechnoker, co. Kilkenny,
853.
Enolf, William de, 291.
Enolle, Master Edward de, dean of Wells,
357.
Knot, John, 179.
, Richard, 229.
KnoviU, CnoviU, Bogo de, 104, 125, 156, 191,
223, 270, 297, 845, 348, 350, 868, 392,
412, 417, 440, 442, 448.
, , sheriff of Salop and Staffoxd,
442.
, steward of Carmarthen and
Cardigan, 412.
, , justice of West Wales, 417.
, , constable of Dolvoren castle,
297.
, , constable of the castle of Mont-
gomery, 104.
Knovill, CnoTill, Bogo de—eont.
, constable of Oswestry, 223.
, , sheriff of Salop, 125, 191.
, Gilbert de, 11, 221, 241.
, John de, 418.
...... , Nicholas de, presented to Widnier-
pole, 3.
Knyht, William le, 393.
See Kniht.
Knypersley, co. Stafford. See Cnyperslegh.
Knytecote, John de, 14.
Knython, See Knighton.
Knyvet, Thomas, 37.
Kokersand. See Cockersand.
Kolcloch, Nicholas de, 228.
Krauthom, or Crawethorpe, Alexander de,
merchant of Sandwich, 15, 19, 34.
Krey, Richard, 210.
KrikeUk, John de, 32.
KrioU. See Criel.
Kugeho. See Cugeho.
Eughenho. See Cugeho.
Kuk. See Lnka.
Kulewardby. See Kilwardeby.
Knneo. See Cuneo.
Kybrak, Olirer de, 437.
K} de, William, 368.
Kyme, Philip de, 219.
Kf mis, Peter de, 194.
, , William his brother, 194.
Eymyththlyn, John ap, 126.
Eynarton. See Einnerton.
Kjrnardesle, Kynewardesle [Kinnersley, co.
Hereford], Hugh de, 199.
Kynemereford [Kempsfurd, co. Gloucester],
John de, presented to Landevery, 278.
Kyng. See King.
Kyngesdere. See Kingsolere.
Kyngescotes [Longcott, in Shnvenham, co.
Berks], 114.
Kyngleye, William de, 412.
Kynn', Thomas, 268.
Kynros, Thomas de, 231.
Kyntheleg [Kinlet, co. Salop], Robert de,
460.
Kynton, Hugh de, 475.
, John de, 276,
, Simon de, 395.
Kyppes [Kippax, co. York], Adam de, 243.
Kyriel, Bartholomew de, 21 1.
See also Criel.
Kyryel, Bertram de, 138.
Eyrkebride. See Eirkebride.
Eyrkeby. See Eirkeby.
Eyrketon. See Eirketon.
Eyteler, William le, 223.
Eytelere, William, 269.
Eyux«ld, Godchin de, 20. '
554
6BNXBAL ISjyEX,
Labras, 132.
I^brus, the merchant, 354.
See aito Lucca, Laberus, merchant
of; Volpelli.
Laceles. See Lasceles.
Lacok, Roger de, 421 .
Laca. See Lake.
Lacj, Lascy Emelina de, coantess of Ulster,
136.
, Gilbert de, 3x5.
Henry de, earl of Lincoln, 67, 170,
171, 186, 189, 190, 192, 201, 208, 220,
221, 226, 228, 229, 268, 276, 291, 308,
309,810,846,448.
, Hughde, 11-12,
, Master John de, 461, 468.
, Matilda de, 295, 862.
, , lady of Xaes, 297.
, Wenthliana de, 268, 896, 464.
Lade, Maater John de la, 98.
Lador. See Adour.
Lafham, Nieholao de. 111.
Lagghen, Laghene, Henry de, 87, 52.
Lagheman, Giles, 26, 37,
, Godfrey, 87.
Lagny, Leyngny [Seine et Mame], 299.
Lahonce, Hounoe, la [Basses Pyr.], 202.
Laigle, honor of, 125, 802, 855.
Laigny in Brie? Latiniath, Latynath, fair
of, 4.
Lake, Lacn, Henry de la, 55.
, John de la, 251, 348.
Lakenham [co. Norfolk], Robert de, 179.
Lalers, Hamo de, 251.
Lalleford. See Lawford.
lulling. Master Alexander de, 402.
Lamaund, Rossellus, 85.
Lambard, Donatns, 144, 149.
Peter, 144.
See also Lumbard.
Lamberhirst, William de, 164.
Lambeth, Lamheth, Lambeye [co. Surrey],
413, 457.
, archbishop of Canterbury's houses
at, 421.
, chapel at, 421
Lambeye. See Lambeth.
Lambhurst, Lambehurst, Co. Kent, 291.
Lamboum, Lamburu [eo. Berks], hundred
of, 115.
Lambum, William de,220.
Lameth, Henry de, 88.
Lamheth. See Lambeth.
Lampader, Lampader Tawr. See Lknbadara
Fawr.
Lanoa^r [co. Lanos.], castle, taihk, mnd
county of, 208.
t eyre at, 828.
, gaol,450.
Lancaster, eonnty of, 171, 227, 287.
, earl. See Edmund, th« km£['»
brother.
, forest, 406.
, sheriff of. See Lee Henry de«
, .theriff and coroner of, 436.
I Lancastre, Roger de, 166.
.., Fhilippa his wife, 166.
I Landaff. ^e Llandaff .
I Lacdbeach [co. Cambridge], letters patent
I dated at, 197.
I I.4mdeTery. See Llandorery.
I Landeross ? Landshore, co. Devon, 879.
Landinegate. See Llandingat.
Landiias, Landiraus [Gironde], lord of, 106.
, Gaillard, lord of, 156.
Laodirano [Landiras, Gironde], Peregrine de»
147.
Landshore la [Landeross ?], co. Devon, 279.
Landynegate. See Llandingat.
Lane Peter de la, 82.
Lanedevery. See Llandovery.
Langdon, Langedon, co. Kent, 879.
Langedon, William de, 879.
Langeford, Longeford, Roger de, 155,401.
Walter de, 155, 401.
Langef[ord], Thomas de, 25.
Langeford, William de, 220, 222.
Langebope. See Longhope.
Langele, Langeleye, Geoffrey de, 320, 440,
441.
, lliomas de, 394.
Langelegh Chenedut. See Laogley, King's.
Langetnft, Robert de, abbot of Wincehy, 278.
Langeton. See Lsngton.
Langford, Langeford, lepers of, 104.
, Lenacre in, 104.
Langford [Little or Steeple], Langeford, co.
Wilts, 8.
Langl'crst, John de, 414.
Langley, Langeleye, church of, 229.
Langley, Langelegh [co. Herts], 166, 21S,
413.
Langley, Langeleye [co. Herts ?], church of,
77.
, manor of, 77.
Langley [Kings] [co. Herts], letters patent
dated at, 188,889,890,391, 399, 412,
418,424,425,448.
Langley Kings, Langelsgh Cheyndut [oo.
Herts], advowson m, 4(i0.
Langon [Gtr.] , 280.
Langton, Langeton, in Porbik, co. Dorset,
181, 289.
Laakaddok. See Llangattock.
Lanptdacmaur. Sre I laabadam Ftwr.
GENERAL INDEX.
555
I«an$care, Antbonj de la, 244.
, William atte, 244.
Lanteglos, co. Cornwall, park of, 284, 292.
LanteliowePnrthelok. 5eeLlantiUioPertboley.
LantelyoB Ferthalauk. See Llanttllio Perth-
olej.
Lanth [Lanthelio, Lantillio], Adam de, 434.
Laothelioa. See Llantillio.
Lanthonay, Leonard de, 49.
LanthoDj, Laontouney, Lantonay without
Gloucester, prior of, 217^ 427.
Lanthbny Prima. See Llantony ; Llantonay ;
Llanthony.
Lanum, Thomas de, 293.
Laon [I'Aisne], fair of, 132.
Lardeoer, Lardiner, Nicholas le, 19.
, Simon le, 105.
Lardar, Master Bartholomew de, 457.
Larder, James le, 38.
, John le, 20.
Large, Peter son of John le, 1 80.
, Walter le, 291.
William le, 291.
Larling, Lerlinge [co. Norfolk], chnrch of, 442.
Larwode, Geoffrey de, 478.
Lasceles, Laceles, Alan de, 289, 441.
, Richard de, 217.
, William de, 9.
Lascy. See Lacy.
Lassanndre, John de, 88.
LassendoD, Lassindon, Rohert de, 224, 280.
Lattele. See Netley.
Latymer, William le, 125.
Latynath, Latiniath [Laiguy in Brie], fair of, 4.
Laaendeiye, Robert de la, 289.
Lanesham, William de, 398.
Laufihre, Laufare, John de, 236.
.Reginald de, 407.
, , Christiana his wife, 407.
Laughton, Lechton [co. Sossez], letters patent
dated at, 178.
Laund [co. Leicester], letters patent dated at,
106.
Launde, la [co. Leicester], prior and conTent
of, 234.
Launtouuey. See Lanthony.
Lannval, John, 294.
Launvas. See Llanfaes.
Launvays by Breghenogh. 6'ee Llanfaes.
Laurence, John, 291, 407.
Lausanne, bishop of. See Chaumpvent,
WUliamde.
Lauwhadeyn. See Llawhaden.
Lavania, Layannia, Perdval de, archdeacon
of Buckingham, 459.
, Robert de, 427, 456.
5ee Louvain.
Invendon, Lavinden [co. Bucks], 416.
Lavenham [co. Suffolk] , letters patent dated
at, 85.
Lavertach, co. Kilkenny, 853.
Lavinden. See Lavendon.
Lavynton, Ralph de, 441.
, William de, 37.
Lawame. See Wame.
Lawford, Lalleford, co. Essex, 850.
Law, Civil, professors of. See Bononia,
Francis de.
Laws, professors of. See Comeria, Master
William de ; Accursii, Francis.
Layerthorp, Leyrthorp [in the suburb of
York], 398.
Le, la, in Feckenham forest [co. Worcester],
313.
Lea, Laye [co. Essex], river of, 380.
, Legh [Queen's co.], castle of, 13.
Leadenham, Ledenham [co. Lincoln], 326.
Leaute, Thomas de, 451.
, , John his brother, 451.
Lecdienses. See Liege.
Lecford, Roger de, 342.
Lecheworth. See Letchworth.
Lechlade [co. Gloucester], letters patent dated
at, 260, 306, 427.
Lechlin, Lreland. See Leighlin.
Lechton. See Laughton.
Lechur, Philip son of Adam le, 327.
Leciniaco. See Leziniaco.
Ledalf, John de, 290.
Ledcombe, Ledecumbe [co. Berks], hundred
of. 115.
Ledef, John, 285.
Leden, John de, 392.
Ledenham. See Leadenham.
Ledes, Almaric de, 469.
, Henry de, 248.
, Roger de, 256.
Ledes. See Leeds.
Ledestou. See Lestone.
Ledestou, Adam de, 248.
, William de, 243.
, le Ciero of, 243.
Ledet, Robert, 16, 81.
Ledeu, Nicholas fix, 120.
Ledietere, Ralph le, 467.
Ledstone, Ledeston [co. York], 243.
Lee. See Legh.
Leeds, Ledes [Kent], canon of, 164.
, prior of, 266, 285.
letters patent dated at, 317, 345,454.
Leen. See Lynn.
, river [co. Notts], 393.
Leeuwarden, Lewe [Holland], 23.
Legat, John, 147.
Legbonme, Lekebum, co. Lincoln, 412.
Leges, Jakemin de, 24.
, Libert de, 51.
, Ralph de, 51.
t Thomas de, 20.
I Leggard, Robert, 349.
556
OEHEBAL INDEX.
Lcgfa, LeyCf Lee, Anuwdiu de» 967.
• Hamo de U, praented to Buketon,
133.
• Heory de, nheriS d JMOGMter, 243.
HeDry del, 406.
, Rcgindd de, 284, 412, 434, 466, 470.
Robert de U, 803.
Willtam de U, 189, 207, 221.
William de, mmriilial before the jnstieee
in eyre in Ireland, 394.
Legfa. See Lea.
I>*ghford, Hagh de, presented to Cbyte-
eombe, 395.
I/e^hton See L«rigbton Biusard.
Le^htoD, William de, 252.
TiCgistre, Thomas son of Thomas de, 441.
Leiboro. See Lejbam.
Leicester [co. Leicester], 14, 16, 65, 124, 175.
abbey of, 124.
, abbot of, 175.
, castle, town, and honor of, 203.
cbaoeof, 847.
, Kleanor, coaotess of, 59.
, See Monte Forti.
, B. earl of [/emp. Uen. II.], 357.
gaol, 105.
, letters patent dated at, 892.
Leicester, county of, 413, 465. 466.
, forest of, 177.
, peace in, 308.
sheriff of. See Hamelyn, Wi lliam.
Leicestre, Leycestre, Roger de, justice of the
Bench, 282, 291, 308, 844, 349, 378,
406,418,446,460.
Robert de, 146, 329.
Leigh, Leye [oo. Rutland], 143.
Leighlin, Lechlin, Ireland, archdeacon of. See
Chevre, Nicholas.
, dean and chapter of, 96.
precentor of. See Wyveleslegh,
Richard de.
Leighton Buzzard, Leghton [co. Beds], 437.
, letters patent dated at, 106, 391.
Leinster, Ireland, 203.
Leisinogham. See Lessinhau.
Lek, Henry de, 22.
Lekebum, Leykebum, Robert le, 311.
, William de, 159.
Lekebum. See Legbourne.
Lolly, Adam, 243.
Leministre, Lemenistre, William de, 415,
490.
Leminister. See Leominster.
Len. See Lynn.
Len, Lenn, Alan de, 235.
, Henry de, 224, 248.
, , presented to prebend of Wroc-
cestre, 161.
, Robert de, 293.
, William da, 169.
' Lenacre in Langeiwd. See Laagfoid.
I^enche, Peter de, 373.
I » Hargeiy his wife, 373.
Lenn. See Lynn : Len.
[ Leoton [eo. Notts], fair, 176.
, prior of, 5, 126, 153, 818, 430.
Lenton, Robert de, 131.
t Roger son of Rtehard de, 430.
' Lentre deux Mers [Giroode], 429.
Leo Preciose, Jew, Belasex wife of, 381.
Leomannia. See I^magne.
Leominster, Liminxstre, Leministre [co.
Hereford], a eell to Beading abbey;
prioiy of, 81, 128.
Leon. See Castile.
' I^eon, Leone. Robert de, 323, .161.
Leonius, Jjeoninus, Lionius, Leonius son of,
97, 185, 191, 197, 198,252.342,350,
448.
Lepaid, William, 179.
Lepere, Henry le, 412, 418.
Lepers, 55, 91, 104, 285.
Leporarii, 463.
Lerling, aiku Berling, William de, 330.
Lerlinge, William de, parson of Lerlioge,
442.
See Larling.
Lesae, John, abbot of Mont St. Michel, 433.
Lessebam, near Newenden [Losenfaam], co.
Kent, Carmelxte Friars of, 173.
Lessiuhan, Leisinogham, John de, 427.
J-.eet, Oliver de, 16.
Lestrange, Estraunge, Le Estraunge, Hsmo
le, sometime sheriff of Salop snd
Stafford, 81, 125, 466.
, John le, 210, 252.
, John his father, 252.
, John son of Robert, 378.
, Robert le, 442.
, Roger, sheriff of York, 2, 9, 49, 104,
10.*^, 116, 125, 167, 171, 191, 219, 228,
283, 309, 336, 359.
, ,ooDstableof the Peak, 49, 116,
219.
, , Matilda, late his wife, 205.
, , Eleanor wife of, 375.
Leswen. See Llyswen, near Aberaeion.
Letchworth, Lecheworth [co. Herts], 309.
Letcombe, Ledecumbe [co. Berks], hundred
of, 115.
Letteleye, locus sancti Bdwardi de. See
Netley.
Lettrut, John, 243.
Len, Godfrey le, 14.
Seeaieohcm.
Leudun, Fnlk de, presented to Riogwood, 77.
Leuerik, Richard, 414, 467.
Leuesham. See Lewesham.
Leuesham, Thomas de, 202.
See Lewisham, Kent.
GENERAL INDEX.
557
Leukenore, Geoffrey de, 70, 87, 131, 143,
145, 151, 158, 165, 178, 288, 277, 279,
293, 309, 328, 840, 341, 412.
, John de, prior of St. FrideswideV,
Oxford, 279.
Leulin. See LlewelliD.
IjeTenton. See Levington.
Leyeriogton, Leverinton [co. Cambridge],
180.
Levesk. See Evesk.
LevingtoD, Leventon [co. Suffolk], 16.
Leyinthorp, Adam de, 243.
Leyre, llalph le, 105.
IxivyDtOD, John de, constable of the castle of
Skelton, 119.
Lewe, Henry de, 23, 52.
, John de, 23.
See Leeuwarden.
Lewekenore. See Leukenore.
Lewes [co. Sussex], 173, 267.
battle of, 258.
, letters patent dated at. '49,
150, 158, 178.
, St. Pancras, house of, 805.
, , prior of, 30, 46, 106, 108, 267,
268.
, P. sub-prior of, 437.
, John, prior of, 487.
, , , de Tenges, prior of, 268.
Lewis son of Griffith, 270.
See also Low y 9.
Lewisham, Leuesham [co. Kent], 85, 80.
Lexinton, William de, late dean of Lincoln,
110.
Leyboro, Leiborn, Roger de, 104, 180, 188,
189, 206, 220, 236, 334, 335, 435, 471.
, Idonia his wife, 104, 180, 471.
, Waiiam de, 9, 54, 91, 189, 236, 3:U,
335, 361.
See Li bourne, Giroude.
Leye. See Legh ; Leigh.
Leykeborn, See Ijekebum.
Ijeyn. See Lleyn.
Leyngny. See Lagny.
Leynstoke. See Linstock.
Leyrthorp. See Layerthorp.
Leyston, William de, 1).
Lexiniaco, Leciniaco, Geoffrey de, the king's
uucle, 90, 99.
, Guy de, 58.
Liboumtf, Leybnrn [Giroude], 23o.
Lichefeld Thomas de, parson of Bye, 81.
L-cheford, William de, 107.
Lichfield [co. Stafford], canon of, 2H.
, dean of, 218.
, precentor of. Sre Wymuiideham,
Master Thomas de.
, letters patent dated at, 105.
Lieulf, Edmand, 456.
Lidegreynes. See Litliegreyues.
lidford, Lidcford, co. Deyon, hundred of, 153.
Li^ [Flanders], hege^ Lecdiensie, 20, 2\ ,
37, 38, 49, 51.
, John, bishop of, 74.
, William, bishop of, 74.
Lillesheye, Robert de, 164.
LiUeshall, Lilleshull, Lulleshull [co. Salop],
abbot and conyent of, 364.
, Luke de Salopia, abbot of, 1 08.
, abbot of, 232.
, wood of, 365.
Lillingestan, Master Richard de. 381, 382.
Liltingston, Lillingeston [co. Bucks], church
of, 47, 329.
Lillington, Lillynton [co. Warwick], chnri:h
of, 300.
Lilyun, John, 14.
Limebrook, Lyngebrok [co. Hereford], prio-
ress and nuns of, 434.
Limerick [co. Limerick], 260.
, Master Gerard, archdeacon of, after-
wards bishop of, 3.
, See Marescall.
castle, 128.
, constable of. 5ee Hay e, Wal-
ter de la ; Bagod, Robert.
, castle and county of, 149.
, county of, t;hrieyalty of, 57.
, sheriff of. See Bagod, Robert.
Liministre. See Leominster.
Limmynge. See Lympne. .
Limoget) [Haute Vienne], 61, 100.
Ctistle, 61.
diocese of, 113.
Limousin, 144.
, seneschal of. See Saya, Brun <U>.
Lincoln[co. Lincoln], 12, 14,68, 88, 186, 11) :.
229, 266, 284, 808, 337, 443, 460.
, archdeacou of. See Gare, Williain
de la.
, bishop of, 42, 46, 96, 185, 273 , 27().
378.
0. bishop of, 3 J4.
, R. bishop of, 47, 76, 83.
I , Richard, late bishop of, 356.
, Kobert, bishop of. tempore, H en ry II..
357.
, bishop elect of, 369.
, See Gravesende, Richard du,
Sutton, Oliyer de.
, bishopric of, 267.
, , tenth in, 58.
, commonalty of, 71, 119, 122, I.'m.
, diooese ot, 5, 11, 80,81,40,41,43,
47» 49, 77, 136, 140, 159,162,198, 197,
209, 218, 257, 323, 824, 829, 856, 861,
362, 427.
exchange of, 402, 420, 449.
.., gaol of, 223, 291, 292, 344, 457, 463.
, Holy Innooents without, hospital of ,
keeper of. See Oodyngton, Richard de.
558
GENERAL INDEX.
, Jewi of, 6, 88, 98, 152, 887, 452.
, chest of, 126, 127.
letters patent dated at, 187, 176. 398,
899,418.
, mayor of, 402.
f St. Catherioe'fi without, hospital of,
oirflarer of, 4.S0.
prior of, 127.
» St. Marj's, caitons of, 77, 232, 452.
William, late dean of, 11.
, rolls of, 11.
» , dean of. ^S4»<> Sutton, Oliver de ;
T^exinton, William de.
» , deanery of, .318.
dean and chapter of. 362.
* , prebends of, .356, 361.
Linooln, coonty of, 176, 233, 326, 412.
, Henry, earl of, 268.
, eyre in, 457.
, sheriff and coroner:* of, 416.
, sheriff of, 228, 869.
, See Boultoii, Thomas de ;
PauntoD, JamcH de.
Lincoln, Linconia, Henry de, 348.
, Hughde, 172.
, John de, 8M.
Laurence de, presented to Tarerha ni,
as.
Peter de, 17, 470.
Robert de, 874.
Thomas de, 1 1, 46. 220.
, William de, 176,
Lindereye, Lmde^te. Gerard de, 462.
, Nicholas de, 39.
..., Master Robert de, 371.
, , Gilbert his brother, 871.
William de, 234, 241.
See Lindsey.
Liodraper, Lyudraper. John le, 179.
, Robert le, 6«.
William, 179.
Lindsey, Lindeseye, co. Lincoln, 159.
Linge, Henry de, 847.
Lingewode, Hugh de, 847.
Linguire, Thomas, 408.
Linlegh, William de, 268.
Linstock, I^ynstoke [oo. Cumberland], 420.
Lionius. See Leonius.
Lire, Lyre [Eure], abbot of, 107, 12.>, 299,
866.
, abbot and convent of, 283.
Lif dumery, or Lisdinnery, co. Kilkenny, 358.
Liskeard, Liskeret [co. Cornwall], 292.
Lismore, Ireland, dean and chapter of, 319.
, John, bishop of, 819
, Richard, chancellor of, elected bishop
of, 828.
Lismullen, Lismolyn [co. Meath], prioress
and nuns of, 249.
Litelhare, Gilbert, 179.
r^itelpilerin, William, the younger, 349.
Lithegraines, Lidegreynes, Lytegveins, Jobs
de, 122, 124.
, sheriff of York, 89S» 404, 433,
472.
Lithum, Hogh de, 278.
Litle, William le, 451.
Litou, William, 474.
Littiehuiy, ca Eotex, 100.
Liftlebury, Littelebiry. Litlebyry, Littlebirr.
Litilbiry, Martin de, 42, 45, 68, U,
420.
, Ralph de, 892.
, Robert de, 406.
Liuekan. See Lucan.
Li vary, Gentil de, 91.
Liverpool Lyverpol [co. lAncashire], gaol,
828.
Livery, 435.
Llanbadam-Fawr, Lampader, Lampadervaar
[co. Cardigan], 208, 309, 810.
> burgesses of, 260.
.csstle of, 418.
? Lanpadarmaur [co. Cardigan] , church
of, 209.
Llandaff, Landaff; William, bishop o^ 365.
370.
, bishop of. See Bms, William de.
, and chapter of, 433.
, diocese of, 75, 160, ^34. 417.
Llandingat, Landvnegate [co. Carmarthen],
land of, 422, 442.
Llandovery. Landevery, Lanedevery [co.
Carmarthen], castle of, 212.
, church of, 278.
Llanfaes, Launvas [Anglesea], Friars Minors
of, 224.
, Launvays by Rreghenogh [co. Bre-
con] , church of, 372.
Llangattock, Lankaddok, Lancaddotc on IJsk
[co Monmouth], church of, 160, 417.
Llanthony Prima, Lantoney, in Wales [co.
Monmouth], abbey of, 166.
> vagabond canons of, 49.
Nicholas, prior of, 850.
, prior of, 871.
, and convent of, 282.
Llantillio Pertholey, Lanteliowe Purthelok,
Lanteliold Porthalauk [co. Mon-
mouth], church of, 234, 433-^134.
, Goigi, fanner of, 484.
> John, farmer of, 484.
r.lanyblodwell. Blodeuel [co. Salop], church
of, 234.
Llawhaden, Lanwhadeyn [co. Pembroke],
412.
Llewellin, Leulin ap Wilym, 126, 434.
son of Griffith, prince of Wales, 1, 42,
47,48, 72, 104, 126, 169, 171, 186, 188,
192, 195, 300, 206, 218, 228, 225.
> , his tribute, 1, 49.
GENERAL INDEX.
559
LlewelliD — con L
, his wife. See MoQte Forti, Eleanor de.
ion of Qriffln ie Brumfeud, 186.
the Welshm&n, 197.
Lleyn, Leyn [co. Carnarvon], land of, 225.
Llyswen, Leiwen [near Aheraeroa co. Cardi-
gan], gwestwa of, 418.
, rhandir of, 418.
Lochmatheran, eo. Kilkenny, 352.
Lookes, Henry de, 465, 466.
Lockinge, Qeofbej de, 427.
Locus Sancti Edwardi. See Netley.
Lodbrok, Nicholas de, 70.
Lodelowe. Seeltudlow; Ludelawe.
Lodinton, Balph de, 66.
Loeing, Richard, 345.
Lof, Badekin, 226.
Peter, 76.
Lofede, Giles de, 18.
Logan, Alan de, 370.
Logeran, co. Kilkenny, 853.
Loges, Richard de, 102, 219.
r^keville, Ridiard le fiz, 268, 267.
Lomagne, Leomannia [Gers et Haate Ga-
ronne], vicomte of, 102.
rx>mb, Richard, 152, 234.
Lombard. See Lumbard.
Lomsdale or Lorosdane, Richard de, 413, 467.
Lond. See Lund.
London, 15, 17-27, 82*38, 46, 52, 64, 65, 67,
68, 70, 71, 78, 74, 87-90, 106, 108,
119, 126, 136, 144, 148, 162, 167, 174,
183, 193, 209, 210, 218, 227, 228, 230,
236, 989, 240, 254, 256, 258, 269. 275,
278, 280, 285, 286, 290, 291, 299, 308,
805, 310, 315, 322, 3*25, 327, 387-339,
871, 877, 878, 396, 401, 406, 407, 411,
418,418,430,435-437,441, 459, 460,
467, 469, 472, 474.
, archdeacon of. See Mortuo Mari,
Geoffrey de.
, barons of 147.
, Basinffeshawe, in the parish of St.
MichaJ, 333, 881.
, Baynard's castle, 147, 258.
, , site of, 96.
, castle of, 98.
bishop of. See Chishull, John de;
Gravesende, Richard de ; Saudwyco,
Henry de.
, bishop of, 187, 458.
, J. bishop of, 50, KM), 208.
, John, bishop of, 868.
, H.. bishop of, 7, 60.
bishopric of, 45, 868.
Bridge, keepers of collecting alms,
429.
, Candlewick Street, 43.
, Carmelite Friars of, 299.
, Cattestrete, in the parish of St. Lau-
rence, 389.
London — cont.
chamberlain of. See. Rokesle, Gre-
gory de.
, Chariug Cross, hospital of Ronce-
vaux at. See Roncevaux.
citizens of, 131, 177, 212.
, and merchants of, 301.
, Clerkenwell, 147.
, , hospital of, 469.
, clippers of coin in, 255.
Colechirchelane, 435.
, converts, honse of. See Uomus
Conversorum,
, convocation at, 359.
, coroner and sheriffs of, 414.
, Cripplegate, hermitage by, 99 , 4.50.
,die8 of, 357.
diocese of, 10, 41, 77, 99, 135 242,
295, 322, 325, 329, 855, 369.
, Domus Conversorum, 165.
, warden of, Btatntes of, 871-372.
, See Sancto Dionisio, John de.
, exchange of, 12, 322, 388, 425.
, , keeper of. See Castello,
Bartholomew de.
, , office of, 301.
, , keepers of. See Rokesle,
Gregory de, Podio, Orlaiidinus de.
, farm of, 41, 458.
, fifteenth in, 136.
, Fish Street Hill, tower of, 98.
, Fleetditch, 258.
, Flete Street, 258.
, river, 258.
, Friars Minors of, 381.
Friars Preacher? of, 252, 376, 390,
458.
, , new church of, 376, 399.
GildehaHa Teutonicorum, 465.
Henry III, at enmity with, 5.
, Holy Trinity, Eustace, prior of, 183.
, , prior and canons of, 381.
, Hospitallers hoase in, prior of. See
Fulbum, Stephen de.
, hustings, 118.
, Ismongerelane, 381.
, Jews of, 9, 43, 88, 98, 113, 125, 129,
131, 137, 144, 156-157,212, 286, 287,
318, 333, 381, 392, 398, 425, 433, 485,
440, 458.
Master Ellas, Jew of, 114.
, Hagin, Jew of, 186.
, Master Mosseus, Jew of, 187.
, Jewry, 881.
, Jews, charter of , 80, 114. 148, 158,
168. 184.
, letters patent dated at, of Henry III.,
110.
, letters patent dated at, 41, 250.
, Lucca merchants in, 801.
, Ludgate, gate of, 258.
6$0
GENERAL INDEX.
London — c<mi,
, market place of, 881.
, mayor of, 99, 378, 467.
, 5^ee Rokefile, Gregory de.
, mayor and citizens of, 881.
, mayor and sheriifB of, 78, 74,95, 121,
177, 289. 244. 2^8, 269, 285, 290, 291,
816, 819, 838. 340. 347, 407, 409, 411,
418,460,467. 472,474.
, , clerk of, favoured by them, 285.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 121.
, mayor, sheriff and citizens of, 97, 303.
, merchants of, \\ 67, 121, 122.
, Milk Street, 129, 181, 187, 157.
Mountfitchet Tower, Monfychct
Tower, 147.
, murage for, 803.
, Newgate gaol, 165, 179, 288, 286,
248,851,379,458,476.
, quarter measure of, 172.
, St. Bartholomew, prior of, 460.
, St. Christopher's, parish of, 88.
, St. Clement's, in Candlewick Street,
parish of, 48.
, St. CIement*s Inn, 871.
St. Clement's without the Bar of the
New Temple, 299.
, St. Faith, in the crypt of the church
of St. Paul, parish of, 458.
, St. Giles without, hospital for lepers,
405.
, parish of, 405.
, St. John of .Jerusalem without,
hospital of, 2 1 5.
St. Margaret, parish of, 179.
, St. Martin's church, 377.
, St. Martin's le Grand, dean of. See
Chaumpvent, William de ; Sabaudia,
Ijewis de; Neubaud, Geofh^y de.
, deanery of, 135.
, , letters patent dated at, 12,23,
24, 27, 28, 29. SO, b9, 41, 43-46.
, St. Mary Magdalen, parish of, 157.
, St. Mary without Bishopsgate, hospi-
tal of, prior and canons of, 852, 418.
St. Mary Woolnoth, St. Mary
Wenlok, parish of, 244.
, St. Michael in Bassieshawe, parish of,
459.
, St. Nicholas in the Shambles, parish
of, 381.
, St. Paul's, canons of, 167, 868.
, , dean and chapter of, 868, 475.
, letters patent dated at, 7, 15,
29, 83, 34.
, , vicinage of, 11 1.
, sheriti's of, 5.
, See Parys, liicliard de ; Bode-
leye, John de ; Blund, Ralph le.
Temple, New, 140, 141, 147, 170.
, treasurer of, »S, 114, 167, 908.
, , Warin, treasurer of, 52, 1 70.
London, Temple, New — cont.
, letters patent dated at, 1, 3, 6,
7, 15.81,32.
, Thames Street, 411.
, Thames aty the Hospitallers' mill on,
117.
Tower of, 41, 60, 92, 131, 136, 158.
168, 214. 21.^,216. 229, 2.58, 281.
, constable of, 168,240,249,272,
287, 860, 450.
... . , See Bek, Anthony;
Basset, Philip.
, , keeper of. See Garderoba
Giles de.
, , custody of, 310.
, eyre at, 148, 179.
, gaol of, 474.
, , letters patent dated at, 59, 70,
12ff, 126, 127. 129, 152, 172, 178, 180,
250-253, 260, 288, 284, 418, 419.
, , wardrobe at, 61.
, , , keeper of. See Bek T.
, , works at, 100, 129, 140. 145,
146, 152, 278, 828, 854.
, , , keeper of . Se#; Auden-
ardo, Giles de.
London, Londun, Adam de, 55.
, Alexander de, 442.
, Amiciade, 84.
Benedict de, Elias son of, Jew of
Bordeaux, 211.
, Geoffrey de, prior of St. Maiy and
St Thomas the Martyr, Newark, 878.
, Hildebraud de, sheriff of Wilts, 209.
, Joceus de, 53, 338.
, John de, eecheator south of Trent, 8,
4, 33, 58, 57, 59, 68, 72, 73, 78, 79,83,
87, 90, 98, 96, 97, 98, 102, 108, 106,
107, 109, 120, 182, 154, 157, 159, 162,
212, 215, 236, 828, 875, 426, 458.
, escheator south of Trent,
appointment of, 57.
John de, parson of Greneford, 1 62.
, Muster John de, 72.
, John son of Adam de, 159, 197.
, son of Hervey de, 467.
, Peter de, 307.
Richard de, abbot of Peterborough.
46. 47.
, Roger de, 146.
Roger son of William de, 481.
, Stephen de, 106, 149, 818.
, Thomas de, chirographer of the king's
court in Ireland, 860, 487, 441.
, William de, 164, 413, 467.
Long, Lung, Henry le, 28, 390.
, , Avelina his wife, 290.
John le, 18,24, 107.
, Osbert le, 460.
, Robert le, 804.
, Tydeman le, 26.
, Walter le, 294.
GENERAL INDEX.
561
Longa Villa, William sou of Alau de, 454.
Longoott in Shrivenham ? KyngeHcotes [co.
Berks], 114.
Longeford. See Langeford.
Longehope. See Longhope.
Longelond, Richard ' of the/ 458.
liongesp^, Bla de. See Warwicki countess of.
TiOngforefit, co. Salop, 363.
Longhope? Langeliope in the honor of
Monmouth [co. Gloacester], 423, 442.
Longo Canipo, Henry de, 164, 340.
, Oshertde, 876.
William de, 217.
Lopham, co. Norfolk, 468, 472.
Lord, Bobert le, 458.
Lorda, Raymond de, 88.
Lore, Roger, 455.
Lureng, Peter, 848.
Lorimer, Simon le, 844.
Lorraine, Lorenn', 364.
Lorrame (Lotricia, Lorenn'), and Brabant
John, dake of, 298, 807.
John, his sou and heir to marry
Margaret daaghter of Edward I., 299,
803.
Lorris in (Htinais, Lory in Gastineys [Loiret],
159.
Lortiaco. See Urtiaco.
Lory in Gastineys. See Lorris.
Losenham, Lesseham near Newenden [co.
Kent], Carmelite Friars of, 178.
Lotegarsale. See Ludgershall.
Lotrioia. See Lorraine.
LoQ, Henry le, 460.
, John le, 474.
, Martin le, 17.
, Robert le, 98.
See also Jjen.
Louis [IX.], late king of France, 94, 286,815.
Lonpes, Peter, 151.
Loorde, Lnrde, Lourde [Bigorre], castle of,
94,281.
Louth [co. Norfolk?], 159.
Ijonth, Luueth [co. Louth], house of the
Apostles, or of the Mount of the
Apostles, John Tarran, abbot of, 889.
, John del Cnok, abbot of, 390.
, John, sometime abbot, 390.
Louth Park, de parco Lude [co. Lincoln],
Alan, abbot of, 846, 454.
Loutrange [Gironde], 112.
Louvain [FUmders], 14, 18-20, 22, 26, 88-
85, 87-39, 60.
Louvun? Leuovannia, 18.
Lonwhe, Hugh son of John, 288.
Txiyanna; Loveyne, Lovayne, Lovaynia, Lo-
yania, Absolom de, 84.
, Frank de, 34.
, (Godfrey, 14.
, Henry de, 83.
96187.
Lovanna, Loveyne, &c.— ron/.
, Peter, 87.
, Simon de, 17, 18.
Love, John, 861.
Loveday, Luveday, Roger, Justice, 188, 145,
164, 165, 178-180, 188, 228, 886, 284,
237-241, 245, 855, 263, 877, 285, 890-
293, 308, 309, 324, 837, 840, 848, 891,
409, 410, 413, 414, 428, 451, 470, 473-
475.
LovelyFalk, archdeacou of Colchester, 60, 81,
86, 89, 95, 183, 868.
, Henry, 206.
Mabel wife of William, 162.
Roger, 457.
, William, 92.
LoTelaunde, Matilda de, abbess of Barking*
100.
Lovelinch, Adam de, 289.
Loveras. See Luverax.
Loyersale, Lovereshal, Laurence de, sometime
constable of Bordeaux castle^ 90, 102.
Lovet, Henry, 51, .52.
Loretot, Luvetot, John, sometime escheator
south of Trent, 58, 64, 70, 87, 92-95, 106,
107, 109, 115,117-119,128-124,127,
126, 1.38, 141, 151, 165, 166, 178, 173,
176, 178-180, 188, 185, 187, 188, 213,
213, 236-239, 250, 855, 263, 270, 875,
276, 279,282, 283, 285, 286, 288, 291-
294, .308, 313, 819, 325, 831. 833, 839,
341, 347, 349, 350, 352, 359, 881, 891
401, 406-408, 411-414, 419, 426, 48 3
437, 446-448, 454, 467, 468, 472-475.
, , king's derk, 825.
, , justice of the Bench, 808.
, , Margery his wife, 401.
Loveyne. See Lovanna.
Loyington, Lovinton [co. Somerset] , 289.
Lowdham, Ludham [co. Notts], 446.
Lowick, Lowyk [co. Northumberland], 236,
246.
Lowys, Lewis, Geoffrey, 296.
William, 16.
See also Lewis ; Lyweys.
Loxe, Hugh, 286.
Lubek [Almain], 15, 28, 85-87, 35, 88, 171,
199.
Gotmarde, 58.
,Reynfr[id] de, 26.
Lubre, Henry de, 18.
Luca, Luka, Luke, Lukes, Aldebrand de,
146.
, Alexander de, 421, 423.
, Baldwin de, 89.
Bouruncinns de, 456.
, Donatns de, 141.
, Frederick de, 209, 801.
, Gerard da, 209.
, Hermann Salamoncell de, presented
to Cledey, 58.
, Hugh de, 89.
562
GENERAL INDEX.
Loca, Luka, 8te. — cont,
, John de, prebendary of Bridgenorth,
84.
Luke de or Lucasius de [or Luke
Natalia], fimner of the customs in
England and Ireland, 4, 18-20, 24, 25.
29, 85, 86, 38, 89, 48, 50-58, 66, 74,
84, 90, 91, 94, 95, 97, 98, 101, 106,
125, 151, 132, 134, 187, 144, 149, 150,
152, 153, 155, 157-159, 164, 167, 169,
172, 185, 187, 188, 191, 193, 195, 196,
201,209,214,259.
, sent on a mission to Rome, 134.
, receiver of the fifteenth, 1 53 .
, , Reginald his fellow, 20.
, Orlandinus, or Rolandinus de, 198,
202.
, See also Podio, Orlandinus de.
, Peregrine de, 358, 401.
, Raymond de, Isabel daughter of, 178.
, Reginald de, 20. 36.
Reyner de Reyner, king's merchant
of Lucca [same as Reiner de ?], 826.
, Reiner de, 199, 210, 212, 226, 227,
241, 256, 258, 201, 277, 282, 298, 299,
303, 3U4.
, See also M aggiari, Reiner.
, Surnak de, master of the mint, 448.
, Theobald de, 195, 254, 800. 387, 358,
401.
, Thomas de, 38.
, Thomas Guidichun, de. See Guidi-
chionis.
Lucan, Liuekan [co. Dublin], church of,
355.
Lucas, Robert, 849.
, , Wysa his wife, 349.
Lucasius. See Luca.
Lucca, and merchants of, 4, 14, 18-20, 24,
25, 29, 85, 36, 38, 89, 44, 48, 50-54,
58, 66, 74, 84, 90, 91, 94, 95, 97, 98,
101, 106, 125, 129, 131, 132, 134, 137,
141, 144, 146, 149, 150, 152, 153, 155,
157-161, 164, 167, 169, 172, 178, 185,
187, 188,191,193, 195-199,201-203,
208-210, 212-214, 218, 226, 227, 235,
241, 242, 254-261, 265, 269, 272-274,
276-278, 280-283, 295, 297-301, 308-
808, 310-313, 319-M23, 326, 330, 334,
336, 337, 854-356, 3.58, 361, 362, 366-
870, 375, 378, 380, 882, 390-396, 400-
402, 404, 415, 418-423, 425, 436, 438,
440, 443, 445, 446, 448-450, 456, 458.
merchants of the society of Luke de
Lucca, afterwards of Orlandinus de
Podio, of : —
, collectors and controllers of
the customs on wool. Sec, in Eng-
land, Ireland, and VVales, 48, 50,
66, 84, 90, 97, 101, 106, 149, 260.
, defraud the customs themsel ves,
125.
, exact excessive custom in Ire-
land, 172.
, at Portsmouth, 338.
Lucca, merchants, &c., of — cont.
boy up the year's wool of au
abbey indebted to Jews, 95.
buy up the wool of abbeys, S35.
, a separate company, collectors
in Ireland, 161, 369.
, receive special privil^es for
purchase and sale of cloth, 856.
, not to pay out clipped money,
393.
, payments by on the king*!
behalf : —
to the king's creditors in Paris, 4.
-....in Gascony, 98.
in Italy, 98.
to the king himself in Paris, 51, 52.
to the justiciary of Ireland, 1000
marks, 155.
to merchants of Picenza their loin
of 400 marks in the form of doty
off their wool, 157.
1000 marks in the form
of duty off their wool, 195.
to other merchants of Lucca, of SOO/.
as interest, 159.
to John de Bohun, 500 marks for
release of the office of the king'.^
chapel and spigomels, 1 64.
to divers persons a great variety of
debts, 167, 168.
to John Bardun, of 1000/. lent to
Henry III., 169.
to king's clerks, of fees, 185.
to justices of the Bench, their feci,
187.
to the barons of the Exchequer, their
fees, 188.
to divers persons, fees, 191, 297, 299.
803, 304, 819, 821, 322, 362.
to Eleanor, the king's consort, iOOOl.,
193.
to the works of Windsor Csstle,
100/., 198.
to Roger le Bygod, the marshal in
the Welsh expedition, a prsst of
1000 marks, 195.
to the Friscobaldi and others for
loans, 195, 196, 320.
to the works at Westminster, 201,
278.
to the constable of the Tower, his
salary, 203, 269, 310.
to the works at the Tower, 259, S73.
at Dover Castle, 259.
to the king's wines, 210. 272, 378,
391, 896, 419, 446.
to the king's envoys to Paris, 800/.
in Paris, 226.
to Rome, 259,278, 303,
448.
to the king's officers on the Wdsb
march, 254.
GENERAL INDEX.
503
Lucca, merchants, &c. of, pajments by — cont,
to receiyen of the king's alms, 265,
281, 306, 807.
to the officers of the Exchequer,
their salaries, 272.
to the judges, their salaries, 187,
282, 283, .309, 810, 318.
to the barons of the Exchequer, their
salaries, 295, 811.
to the spigurnel, his salary, 298.
to the Duke of Lorraine, 20,000/.) on
the marriage of Margaret the
king's daughter, 229,
to the justices of the Jews, their
salaries, 304.
to a priory, a loan, 304.
to the wardrobe for the household,
326, 336, 361, 368, 370, 378, 422,
436, 445, 456.
to the great wardrobe, 367, 890, 395.
to Edmund the king'rt brother, his
loan of 2000/., 371.
1000/., 438.
to Italian merchants, their loans to
the wardrobe, 378.
, other loans, 401.
to the count of Flanders, his yearl}'
fee, 382.
to merchants of Florence , their debt
due from the bishop of Norwich,
882.
to the yicomte of Tartas, 390.
to Eleanor, the king's mother, 850
marks until the Exchequer is
opened again, 894.
to merchants, for the Flemish arrest,
1000/., 400.
to the justice of Chester to found an
exchange, 415.
to the wardrobe, the king's jewels
restored, 425.
, , payments to, deposits with, to
the king's use : —
of the tallage on the Jews, 51, 52.
of the Papal tenth, 58, 74, 214, 276,
305.
of treasure-trove, 137.
of the fifteenth, 150, 158, 172, 209,
255, 257, 261, 277, 300, 826.
Salso paid into the wardrobe,
of 1000 marks, formerly deposited
with the constable of Bordeaux to
purvey ships to the use of the king
of Castile, 155.
of the king's jewels, 218.
of loans from other Italian mer-
chants, 214, 311, 858.
Edmund, the king's brother,
323.
of the scntage for the Welsh war,
208, 241.
Lucca, merchants, &c. of, payments to, &o.
— cant.
also paid to the keeper of the
wardrobe, 241.
of all the money in the custody of
the constable of Bristol Castle,
235.
of escheated lands as security for
their loans, 256.
of all the money out of the ward-
robe, 25,000 marks, 258, 280, 298.
the general account with the ward-
robe, 132, 298.
of the exchange of London and the
issues thereof, 301.
of York, 402.
Bristol, 402.
Lincoln, 402.
of Ireland, 423.
of Newcastle, 440.
of Canterbury, 450.
of the goods of Jews, condemned for
ofiFences of coin, 312.
of the compensation made by Flem-
ish merchants, 330.
, general account with, 854.
, , balance to them due from the
king, 23,000/., 355.
, Laberus, merchant of, 44.
See also ItBhraa.
, diocese of, 458.
, merchants of, commorant in London,
301.
See Fodio.
Luceumbe. See Lukumbe.
Luce. See Lnca.
Luokumbe. See Lukumbe.
Luco, Master John de, 185.
Lucy, Lusey, Geoffirey de, 190, 191, 258, 384,
391, 404.
Luda, Gilbert de, 284.
, Ralph and William his brothers,
284.
, Master Thomas de, 311.
, Master William de, 78, 109, 197-199
259, 311, 320, 823, 328, 356, 358, 866,
482, 486, 445, 448, 449, 450, 456.
, , prebendary of Beverley, 828.
, , presented to Bodington, 197.
Ludelawe, Lodelawe, Lodelowe, Laurence de,
68.
, Laurence son of Nicholas de, 825.
, , Idonia his relict, 825.
, Nicholas de, 15, 23, 24, 86, 47, 68,
187, 191, 247, 256.
, Richard de, 279. 296, 364.
, Thomas de, 285.
Ludelowe. See Ludlow.
Ludelshide, Christian or Crispin de, 26.
Lndgershall, Lotegarsale, Lutegarshale, co.
Wilts, castle and manor of, with the
•brulV7l.
V N 2
564
GENERAL INDEX.
Itudgerohall, Loteganale, See. — cant.
...f manor and town of, with the broils,
, letter! patent dated at, 49, 49.
Ludhaxn. Set Lowdham.
Ludbani, Ladeham, Bobert de, Justioe, 6, 115,
]27, 168, 179, 184, 267, 285, 286, 804,
407, 409, 458, 459, 465, 470, 473.
Walter de, 110.
Ludlow, Lodelowe, Ludelawe [co. Salop],
24, 25, 88, 67.
, murage for, 367.
Laffield, Luffeld [co. Bucks], St. Mary's,
Balph, prior of, 94.
William de Estenston, prior of, 96,
364.
, Adam de Henred, prior of, 364, 866.
Luffenoght in Scotland, 462.
Luka, Thomas Guidichun de. See Ouidi-
chionis ; Luca.
Lukes. See Luca.
Lukumbe, Luccumbe, Luekumbe, William de,
132, 165,265, 439.
Lulleshull. See Lilleshall.
Lullington, Master Balph de, presented to
Beckington, 163.
Lumbardus or Lumbard de Pertresfeld, Jew,
429.
, Master Grassinus le, 316.
, Boland le, 388.
son of Lumbardus, Jew, 429.
son of Salomon, Jew of Marlbro*, 428.
Lumbardi, Thaldus, 410.
See cUso lAmh&rd,
Lund, Lond, Agnes de, 465, 466.
, John de, canon, afterwards prior of
Boulton, 108.
, Jordan de, 50, 66.
, Peter de, 255.
, Bichard de, 465.
Bobert de, 465, 465.
, William de, 467.
Lunday. See Lundy.
Lundreshel, Hanekyne de, 22.
Lundy, Lunday island, 120.
Lung. See Long.
Lupi, Lupy, Alard, 132.
, Alard, de Insula, 38.
, Amald, de Tilio, presented to Suthcrik,
255, 261.
Lurde. See Lourde.
Lurles, GeofFrey, 467.
Lusak, Bernard Guillelmi, de, 297.
Lusay. See Lucy.
Lusignan. See Lexiuiaco.
Luske, prebend of, in St. Patrick's Dublin,
278.
Lusteshnll, John de, 295, 329.
Lutegarshale, Philip de, 66.
See Ludgershall.
Luterel, Alexander, 384.
, Margery wife of, 884.
, Geoffirey, 384.
, Bobert, 211.
Luterton, Baldrick de,dl.
Luton [co. Beds], 897.
.letters patent dated at, 61-63, 19S,
196, 197.
, Lu3'tou, Alice de, 418^
.., Boger de, 88.
, William de, 219, 342.
Lutterworth, Luttre worth [co. Leicester] , 466.
, church of, 229.
Luttreworth, Bobert son of Balph de, 466.
Luue, Boger de, 128.
Luveraz, Lovcras, Loveraa, John de, 202,
323,360, 417.
, Matilda de, 417.
Luveton, Biohard son of Gilbert de, 896.
, William de, 326.
Luvetot. See Lo?etot.
Luzebon, John, 475.
Luye. See T^ea.
Luyton. See Luton.
Lydd, Lyde [co. Kent], 344.
Lyddington [co. Butland], letters pateot
dated at, 136.
Lydyerd, George de, 289.
'Lyhou,' 435.
Lymington, Lyminton, co. Hants, wood of,
472.
Lympne, Limmynge, co. Kent, 473.
Lympsham, Lymplesham, Lympelesbam [oo.
Somerset], church of, 58, 61, 77.
Lyn, John de, 84.
Lynde, Gerard de la, 38.
Bichard de la, 307.
Lytegreins. See Lithegiaines.
Lyndhurst [co. Hants] , letters patent dated si,
160, 181, 360-362, 456, 457, 474, 475.
Lyndraper. See Lindraper.
Lyney, John de, 412.
Lyngebrok. See Limebrook.
Lynn, Lenn, Len [co. Norfolk], 6, 9, 15, 22,
26, 35, 39, 65, 111, 123, 138, 152, 179,
225, 226, 234, 239, 241, 246, 258, 269,
292,312,348.
, baili£b of, 179, 225, 260.
, mayor and baUiffs of, 269.
, mayor and burgesses of, SS8.
, illegal buying on commission, 289.
Lynte, Nicholas, 410.
Lyonu, Bobert de, 168.
Lyons, 130.
, General Council of 1274 at, 46,50,
155.
Lyons, Lyun, Lyuns, Lyons, Arnold de, 22,
34.
, Henry de, 207.
John de, 86.
, Peter de, 91,35
GENERAL INDEX.
665
Lyons, LyuD, &c. — cant.
, Roger de, 438.
, Simon de, 438.
, , Matildft wife of, 483.
Lyre. See Lire.
Lyschernan, Robert de, 458.
Lyar, Thomas le, 17.
Lyveden, Richard de, 460.
Lyyerpool. See Liverpol.
Lywcyp, Walter, 268.
See also Biboys ; Lowys.
M
MabiU, Henry, 70.
Mablethoip, Malberthorp [co. Lincoln], St.
Mary's, Adam, parson of, 427.
Maoardi, Conina wife of Dermot, 60.
Macaa, isle de, Iwndam Marketvm [Gironde],
880.
Macbill. See Moville.
Macclesfield, Maclesfeld [co. Chester], chapel
of, 300.
, , atrium of, 800.
, forest of, 475
, hundred of, 471.
, manor of, lands in Stafford held by
reason of, 47 L
[co. Cheater] , letters patent dated at,
102, 103, 278, 279, 293.
Mache, Maohes, Hubert, 37.
, Berto, 18.
, Peter, 18.
Macheme, William de, 137.
Maehes. See Mache.
Macbing. See Matching,
Machmorch, Macmorch, Mac Murch [McMo-
rough], Art, 892, 460.
, Carewell, 892.
, John, 892.
, Moriortach, 892.
Machue, Giles, 17.
Macill, CO. Kilkenny, 852.
Macy. See Mascy.
Macyns, Lambert de, 21.
Madard, Madord, Henry, 267.
Herrey, 268.
Madberleg. See Mobberley.
Madestan. See Maidstone.
Madord. See Madard.
Maelor Saesnag, Maylorseysenek, Wales,
land of, 288.
Maesmanellwych in Ganno, Wales, 827.
Maffan, William, 332.
Magali. See Moguls.
Magari. See Magiar.
Maggs, Reginald son of, de Gaham, 169.
Magge, Roger, 347.
Magiar, Magbiari, Magiar, Magyar, Magyary ,
Maggiari, Magari, Keyner, merchant
of Lucca, 167, 196, 213, 255, 857,
261, 269, 274, 281, 298, 801, 458.
See also Luca, Reiner de.
Maghiari. See Magiar.
Magiar. See Magiar.
Magna Carta, 824.
Magyar. See Magiar.
Magyary. See Magair.
Mahen, John, 408.
Maidenheth, Maidenhuth, Reginald de, abbot
of Watham, 81, 42.
Maidford, Maydenf ord, co. Northampton, 268.
Maidstone, Maydenestan, Madestan [co.
Kent], 28, 65.
gaol, 240, 456.
MaiUe, MaiUie, Maylle, Richard, 446, 465,
473.
Mailly, Hugh de, le Marie, 85.
Mainfred, Maynfred. See Manirey.
Makbylln. See Moyille.
Makkeneye, Ralph de, 2 1 1.
, Thomas de, 211.
, William de, 211.
Makkormick, Gilbert de, 50.
Malagale, Malagalye, Aldebrand, 52, 54, 159.
, Theobald his brother, 159.
Malagayll, Hubert, 214.
Malaspina. See Malcspina.
Malberthorp. See Mablethorp.
Maldon, Philip de, 15.
Malegrasse, Adam, 220.
Malekake, Thomas, 317.
Malemeyns, Henry, 7.
Maleny, William de, 87.
Malerbe, Malherbe, Andrew, 65.
, Drogo, 35, 39, 52.
, Henry, 853.
Malespyne, Malaspina, Opizo de, 89, 125.
Malet, Robert, 811,844, 845, 346,408.
Malewyu, Bertram, 13.
Malines, Mailing, Maling, Malyns, Malins,
Mallyns, in Brabant, 14, 17, 18, 22-26.
35, 37, 89, 51, 52.
Malines, Malins, Mailing, Malynes, Malyug,
Maling, Malinges, Anselm de, 19.
, Dabode de, 36.
, Daniel de, 20.
, Franco de, 18
, Gerard de, 35.
, Godfrey de, 17, 22.
, Henry de, 19, 36.
, James de, 19.
, John de, 14.
Lambert de, 14, 82.
, Matthew de, 89.
, Nieholaa de, 26.
, Saer rod of Henry de. 17.
566
6ENBBAL INDEX.
Malines, Malios, &c. — cont,
, Tristram de, 14, S4.
, Walter de, 19, 23.
, William de, 15.
Malini. See Malines.
Mailing. See Malines.
Mailing, South, Suth Mailing [co. Kent],
207, 288.
, , prebend of, 281.
Mallon, Simon, 127.
Mallore. See Malore.
Mallyns. See Malynes.
Malmesbnry [oo. Wilts], abbot of, 46, 209,
242.
Malo, Simon, 74.
Malo Lacu, Henrj de, 164, 229, 233.
, Peter de, 64, 72.
, , Peter his son, 72.
, , Nicholaa his wife, 72.
Malo Passu, John de, 816.
Malore, Maulore, Maulere, Mallore, Maloure,
Emma, abbess of St. Mary's, De-
lapre without Northampton, 75, 76.
, Peter, 447.
, Ralph, 219,885,860.
Malteby, Robert de, 422.
Malvern, Qreat [co.Worcester], monks of,d29.
, prior of, 870.
Malvern, Little [co. Worcester], prior and
convent of, 191.
Malvern, William de, 845.
Malyns. See Malines.
Mamecestre, Sana de, abbess of Polesworth,
186.
See Manchester.
Man, Peter, 409.
, , Emma, his wife, 409.
y Walter le, 848.
, William le, 847.
Manaohoto, Manaceto, Menachato, Monach-
aco, Menaciatus, Menichaco, Reginald
de, of the Society of the Scoti, 16, 52,
85, 195, 214, 354.
•Manager, Menager, Emma daughter of Wil-
liam le, of St. Ouen's, Catteville, 210.
William le, her brother, 210.
Managium, 482.
Manasser son of Aaron, Jew of London, 285,
425.
Manchester, Maunnecestre, co. Lancaster,
418.
Mandevile, Maundevile, Dionysia de, 807.
, Felicia wife of John de, 266.
Henry de, steward of Ulster, 8.
, John de, 13.% 146, 268, 295, 449.
Manetti, Meneyt, Maynetti, Boneaventure, 93,
95, 448.
Manewdon, Manggeden [co. Sussex], 88.
Manfrey, Manfredi, Mainfred, Maynf red, Ber-
nard, 98, 94, 214, 820, 858, 401.
Manggeden. See Maoewdon.
Manhale, William de, 388.
Mauhill [co. Essex], 294.
Manneys, Thomas, 345.
Manser son of Aaron, Jew of London, S65,
425.
Manso, Peter de, 176.
Manupattif 841.
Manyesshes. See Monyash.
Mapdat, Robert, 68.
Mapledurham, Map6iderham[oo. Hants], 456.
Marbrer, Godfrey le, 464.
March [of Wales], 171, 199.
March of Wales, works in, 808.
Marcham, Robert de, 220.
Marchaont, Markannd, Marchaand, MariE-
annt, Marchnn, Alvred le, 179.
, Geoffrey, 410.
, Hugh le, 416.
, Ingram le, 159.
, John son of Gerard, 410.
, John le, the elder, 410.
, Lambert le, 20.
, Richard le, 389.
, Roger son of Roger le, 163.
, William, 17.
William le, 410.
, William Alan le, 23.
Marchia, Marche, Amulph de, 215.
Garsio de la, 98, 144.
, Matilda de la, 846.
, Master Walter de la, parson of Mudle,
308.
, Master William de la, 469.
, , presented to Thorpe, 198.
March*. See Marky.
Marchingleye, Marchingelee, Merchenleye,
Hugh de, 878, 375, 877, 888.
Marchy. See Marki.
Marcle, Little, Markde, Little [co. Hereford]
chapel of, 102. *
Marcle, Much, Magna Markeleye, co. Here-
ford, 428.
Marden, Merden [co. Kent], handled of, 58.
Mardon, Merdon, co. Hants, 849.
Mare, Henry de la, 428.
, John de la, 184, 219, 264, 449.
, Peter de la, constable of Bcislol
castie, 75, 282, 285, 261, 402, 460.
, Ranulph de la, 428.
, , Margaret daughter of, 428.
, Walter de la, 253, 419.
Master Walter de la, sheriff of Corn-
wall, 197.
Mare, la. See Delamere.
Marccyne, Bernard de, 32.
Maremande, Myramand, Marmaand, Mar-
mande, Marmaunt [Somme],town and
pedage of, 386, 387, 894.
, pedage, passage, and fishery, 439, 447.
Marenhnll. See MamhuU.
GENERAL INDEX.
«67
Marescal, MarescHal, Elias le, 402.
, Gerard le, archdeacon, afterwards
bUhop of Limerick, 3.
, Henry le, 315, 385.
, , presented to Weldebj Alresford,
869.
, Johnson of Klias le, 402.
, John le, 250, 874, 442.
, Ralph le, 880.
, Richard le, 363.
, Robert le, 289.
, Walter le, 432.
William le, 40, 374.
, , Elizabeth wife of, 43.
See also Marshal.
Mareseje, Thomas de, 95.
Mareskeneterre. See Marquenterre.
Mareys. See Mariscis.
Margance. See Morgance.
Margaret, countess of Flanders, 256.
See Flanders.
Margaret daughter of Edward I., 299,302.
Marham [co. Norfolk], castle of, 152.
Marham, William de, 467.
Marherbe, Thomas, 159.
Marie, Hugh de Mailly le, 85.
Marina, John de, abbot of St. Augustin's,
Bristol, 106.
Marinis, Thomas de, 290.
Mariscis, Marisco, Mareys, Christiana de, 7,
41, 75, 80, 138, 262, 276, 364, 426,
428.
, Geoffrey de, 368.
, Gilbert de, parson of Cotesmore,
222.
, Gilbert del, 263.
, Henry de, 326.
...... ., Hereward de, 324, 346.
, Jordan de, presented to Alresford,
368.
, Ralph de, master and warden of the
hospital of St Mary, Dover, 383.
, William de, 263, 368, 395, 400.
Markaund. See Marchaund.
Marke. See Marki.
Markele. See Marde.
Markeleye. See Marde.
Markeshal, Merkeshal, Herbert de, 383.
, William de, 198, 220.
See Markshall.
Market, clerks of the, 73.
measures, 172, 230.
, office of the, 16.
, pleas of, 186.
, Serjeant of the. See Ippele, William
de; Swineford, John de; BeWero.
Master Robert de ; Pampesworth,
Thomas de.
and fair, grant of, 257.
MarketoD, Roger de, 188.
Marketvm Insulatn. See Macau.
Marki, March*, Marchy, Marke, Bartholo-
mew, 93, 214, 274, 358, 401.
Markshall, Markeshal [co. Essex], 833.
Markuueles, John de, 20.
Marlborough, Merleberg, co. Wilts, 428, 488.
, castle and manor of, 71.
castle, town, and manor, with the
barton, hundred, and forest, 27.
, Jews of, 6.
, Jews' houses in, 428.
, letters patent dated at, 75, 76, 188-
135, 175. 176, 864.
Marlebergh, Emisius de, 68.
Marler, John le, 474.
Marleye, glade of. See Gillingham forest.
Marloc, Gerard, 24.
Marmaduke, John son of, 201.
Marmaund. See Marcmande.
Marmiun, Marmyun, Philip, 120, 123, 166,
393.
Marmoutier [Indre et Loire], prior of, 806.
Marmyun. See Marmiun.
MamhuU, MarenhuU [co. Dorset], church
of, 53.
Marquenterre, Mareskeneterre [Somme], 806.
Marshal, the earl, 135.
, Wal ter , sometime earl of Pembroke,
12,203,352.
, , Anselm his brother, 12, 852.
See Marescal.
Marsky, Heniy, 23.
Marston, Merston [co. Oxford], 468.
Martigny, de Martkiniaco, prior of, 455.
Martyn, Martin, Bernard, 32, 65.
, John, 42, 184, 135, 139, 161.
, , Nicholas son of, 9, 189.
Martine, Dominge of Bures, 24.
! Martini, Giles, 196.
, GondesalTus, or Gonsalvus, 196, 283.
, Peter, 251.
, , de Rokella^ 251.
Martivall, Auketil de, 65.
, Master Roger de, 458.
Martiyas, Robert de, 220.
Marton, Merton [co Chester], 270.
Marton, Philip de, 196.
Marwell, Merewell, co. Hants, 849.
Mary, mother of the king of Scotland, 136.
Maryot, Peter, 180.
Mascy, Massy, Macy, Hamo de, 84.
, Cicely wife of, 104.
.., Hubert, 196.
, John de, 817.
son of Walter, 43 4.
, Wroch, 484.
Mascon, Mascun, Mazun, John le, 801.
, Hugh his brother, 801.
, Nicholas le, 125.
, ., Master William, 278.
see
GENERAL INDEX.
MtMe, HiBpinellos Simonetti, merchant of
Florenoe, 888.
See al$o Simonetti.
Massy. See Mascy.
Mastiston, Master William ile, 262.
Matching, Maoching, co. Essex. 255.
Mateshal. See Mattishall.
Mathie, Bartholomew, de Ferentino, 161,395.
Matilda, Henrj son of, 475:
Matthew, Gilbert son of, 301, 400.
, Henry son of, 228.
Mattishall, Mateshal [eo. Norfolk], 402.
Matlock, Matiak [co. Derby], 382.
Maaoondut, Michael, 182.
Maudnt [co. Essex?], 422.
Mandnt, Mauduit, Gilbert de, 422.
, Thomas, 9, 258.
, Warin his son, 9, 848.
£fee Terling.
Manfe. William, 45, 257.
, , Joan his wife, 257.
Maufurre, William, 429.
Mangers, Firmin, 87.
Maulore. See Mallore.
Maoman, John, 88.
Maanoel. See Maonsell.
Maundeyile. See Mandevill.
Maunnecestre. See Manchester.
Mannsell, Maunsel, Maoncel, Adam le, 370.
, John, 145, 146.
, , sometime treahurer of St.
Peter's, York, 67.
, Michael, 821.
.Walter, 821.
Maapol, Peter de, prior of Soutliwick, 40.
Maupondre, Hugh de, 68.
Maura, Maure, John de, 86, 304.
Maureward, Hugh, 226.
Maurice, Morice, Moris, John, 447, 460.
, , Maurice son of, justiciary of
Ireland, 2, 7, 18,196,217,278,800,444.
, , Emelina his wife, 196, 228.
, , Robert son of, 306, 820.
, , William son of, 858.
Maurini, Alphonsus, 216.
Mantrayers, John, or John de, 890, 448, 444,
459.
Mayeisromanns, Henry, 18.
Mayde, Herman le, Margaret daughter of,
414.
John le, 414.
Maydenehach, Maydenhacche, Thomas de,
SOT, 894.
Maydenestan. See Maidstone.
Haydenestan, John de, 227.
......... See Maidstone.
Maydenford. See Maidford.
Maydenhacche. See Maydenhaoh.
Maydewell, Emma de, 75.
Mayfield, Maggefeld [oo. Sussex], 2U7.
Maylard, eo. Kilkenny, 353.
Maylard, William, 353.
Maylede, William, 107.
Maylle. See Maille.
Maylorseysenek. See Maelor Saesnag.
Maynet, John, 320.
See Manetti.
Mayuetti. See Manetti.
Ma^-nfred. See Maynfrey.
Mayor, 60, 133, 162, 399.
Mazun. 5ee Mascon.
Meaburn Mauld, Mebum Maude [co. Wett-
moreland], 833.
Meath, Myda, Ireland, land of, 57.
bishop of, 2, 827.
, Henry, bishop of, 96.
, diocese of, 426.
Meaus, John de, 217.
Mechain-ys-Coed, Mecheyn Isscoith [eom-
mote in Montgomery] , 928.
Medbum, Meddebnm, William de, 206, S6S,
308,371,444,450.
Meddcbum. See Medbum.
Medek, Tedmer de, 22.
Medichus, Medicus, merchant of Floreace,
382, 446.
Medingham [Mottingham, co. Kent?], 314.
Mediolano, Master Bonacius de, 316.
Med way river, kidels in the, 445.
Medwe, Henry del, 812.
See de Prato.
Megre, John le, mayor of Northampton,
812.
Meinil, Meinill, Meynil, Meynel, Menill,
Henry de, 278.
Lucy de, 106.
, Nicholas, de, 424.
, William de, 86, 169.
Melcombe, Melecombe [co. Dorset], 365,
867.
Melebracy. See Meol Bracy.
Melford, Meleford, Edmund de, 425, 438.
Melksham, Melkesham, co. Wilts, 60, 115.
, forest of, 68, 127,449.
Melle, Bobert le, 207.
Melles, Hugh de, 107.
Melner, Walter le, 21.
See also Molendino.
Melton, Geoffrey de, 838, 404.
Menachato. See Manachato.
Menaciatus [Reginald Monachato?], of the
society of the Scotti, 214.
Menbury, Maurice de, 888.
Menedep, Geoffirey de, prior of ChiPBbury,S86,
892.
Menes East. See Meon East.
Mendip, Menedep [co. Gloucester], forect,
194.
Meneyt. See Manetti.
Menichaco. See Manachato.
Menill. See Meinill.
GBNERAL INDEX.
569
Menitre. See Mintter.
M«n7B, Roger de, 184.
, Boger, 262.
Meol Bracy, Melebracy without Shrewsbury
[co. Salop], hospital of, 246.
Meon, East, Bast Menes, co. Soathampton,
849.
Mercato, Ingram de, 50.
Mercer, Eustace le, 293.
Robert le, S8» 68, 856, 450.
, William le, 86.
Merchenleye. See Marohingeleye.
MerdeD. See Marden.
MerdoQ. See Mardon.
Here, Agatha de la, 247.
, Richard son of John de, 268.
, Robert de, 268.
, son of John de, 268.
Merebod, Qerard de, 84.
Meredno, Howel son of, de Meskyn, 800.
son of Madok, 827.
Merevale [co. Warwick], abbot and convent
of, 280.
, letters patent dated at, 102, 103,
105.
Merewell. See Marwell.
Merewell, Nioholas de, 18, 15, 21, 64.
Mereworth, Roger de, 209.
Meriden. See Miridene.
Merieth, Meryet, Henry de, 464.
William de, 189.
Merk, Andrew de, 188.
, Henry de, 89.
John del, 812.
Merke, Nicholas de la, 887.
Merkeline, Michael de, 32.
Merkeshal. See Markeshal.
Merlawe, Master Ralph de, 46, 88, 91.
Merlay, Roger de, 87.
, , Isabella his wife, 88.
, , bis daughter, 88.
, Mary his daughter, 88.
Merle, Thomas, 465.
Merleberg. See Marlborough.
Merley, John de, 456.
Merrow, Merwe [co. Surrey] , 402.
Merscinton, Mersinton, Henry de, parson of
Galeby, Kyngerston and Wodeford,
282.
Merslon, co. Kent, 461.
Merston, John de, 281, 817.
, Richard de, 281.
See Mnrston ; Marston.
Merton [co. Devon], church of, 196.
[co. Surrey], prior of, 45.
See Marton, Cheshire.
Merton, Alice de, abbefs of Barking, 181.
Rannlph de, 270, 271.
Walter de, 40, 46, 70, 196.
Merton, Walter de — eoni.
, .bishop of Rochester [20 July,
1274 to 27 July, 1277], 84-86, 89, 259,
817.
Merwe. See Merrow.
Meryet. See Merieth.
Meryeteford, Henry de, 487.
Mes, Bernard de, 176.
John de, 83, 52.
, Reginald de, 161.
, , Bochard his groom, 161.
Meskyn [Miskin, co. Glamorgan], Howel son
of Meredue de, 800.
Meslers, Robert de, 847.
Mesnewarin. See Meynewaryn.
Messager, German le, 467.
, Nicholas le, 175.
, Roger le, 402.
Messegewell, Robert de, 52.
Messenden. See Missenden.
Messer, Adam le, 175.
, Geofirey lo, of Wyrham, 478.
, Richard son of Robert le, 180.
, Roger le, 244.
, , of Cumbe,824, 346.
, William le, 482.
, ....... of Roulton, 460.
Meseor, 841.
Meteham, Thomas de, 179, 428.
Methelwold, John de, 840.
Metingham, Methingham, John de, justice,
7U, 87, 115, 178, 178, 182,222,284,
287-241, 245, 255, 263, 267, 277, 280,
285, 287, 292, 808, 882, 840, 891, 408,
428.
., John de, presented to Knaresburg,
222, 882.
Meughe, Philip, 291.
Mealand, or Longespee, Roger de, bishop of
Coventry and Lichfield [81 Jan. 1256-
16 Dee. 1295], 50, 78, 188, 222, 226,
800, 818, 870, 886, 415, 424.
Meuric ap Adam, 484.
, Hoel son o^ 119, 804.
Mewer, Muer, Godfrey le, 89.
, William le, 46.
Mey, William le, 841.
Meynel. See Meinill.
Meynes, Gkoffrey de, 804.
Meynewaryn, Mesnewarin, Thomas de, 104,
197, 221.
Meynil. See Meinil.
Meysy, Robert de, 164.
Micheldere, Micheldere, Muchelderei Michel
Devre, Thomas de, 18, 21, 26, 899.
, , mayor of Winchester, 899.
Miobelham [co. Sussex], prior and eouTent
of, 435.
Michelmersh, Michel Mersshe [co. Hants],
church of, 898.
Mickley, Mikeleye, co. Northumberland, 176.
570
GENERAL INDEX.
Middelhope, Richard de, 888.
Middelton, Geoffrey de, 58-
, Grace de, damsel of Eleanor, the
king's consort, 810.
, John de, 158.
, Balph de, presented to Compton, 869.
Richard de, 8.
, Roger son of John de, 848.
, , James son of, 849.
, Roger son of Roger son of Ellas de,
S5G.
, Master William de, 4, 5,9,30, 48, 43,
45, 61, 68, 64, 87, 126, 188, 146, 148,
154, 156, 168, 178, 182, 211, 215, 226,
240, 254, 260, 261, 273, 276, 278, 279,
285, 286, 288, 816, 822, 339, 342, 848,
471.
, , archdeacon of Canterhurj,
hishop of Norwich [24 Feh. 1278 to
1 Sept. 1288], 226, 260, 261, 281, 2R3,
310, 812, 839, 874, 375, 882, 410, 422,
424, 446, 447.
5€e oilso Milton.
Middle, Modle [co. Salop], church of, 303.
Middlesex, county of, 1 68, 286.
, coroner in, 61.
, eyre in, 63.
> good men of, grant of pontage to,
418.
, sheriff of, 418.
Middleton, co. Norfolk, marsh of, 240.
, water of, 178.
, CO. Salop, 470.
Middlewich [co. Chester], 246, 247.
, farm of. 111.
, salt works of. 111.
Midelton. See Milton.
Midford, Roger de, 468.
Mignot See Minot.
Mikeleye, Adam de, 176.
Mikeleye. See Mickley.
Milan, Master Hardician, or Uardicio, of
St. Laurence, primicerius of, 210,
214.
Milde, Walter, 81.
Mildehy, John de, 813, 864.
Mile, Austin, 412.
John, 153.
Miles, — , 442.
Henry, 412.
, John, 412.
Milet, John, 888.
Milkesham, William de, 437.
Milkesham. See Melksbam, co. Wilts.
Mille, John son of Heryey de, 396.
Milton, Middleton [co. Kent], 386, 419.
, , chamberlain of, 335.
, , manor and hundred of, 7, 41,
53, 439.
by Gravesend ? Multon [co. Kent] ,
church of, 8.
Milton, Abbas, Middelton [eo. DorMt].
Walter de Corffe, prior, afterwards
abbot of, 10.
, , Robert, prior, afterwards abbot
of, 9.
, , WiUiam, abbot of, 7, 8.
, , prior and convent of, 7, 10.
, , Yoidance of, 7.
Clevedon ? Middelton [co . Somerset] ,
church of, 77.
Mimmes, Mymmes, Thomas de, 12, 79,
392.
Mines, 84.
of silver in Ireland, 161.
Minot , Mignot, Minnot, Mynnot, Mynot,
Mynyot, Richard, or Richard le, 19,
51.
, Roger, or Roger de, 85, 235, 369,
878, 415.
Minster, Meustre, co. Kent, 248, 469.
Mint, assayer of. See Gyot, John.
master of tlie. See Galgani, Facius ;
Luca, Sumak de; Thomemie, Master
William de.
, assays of, made in the Exchequer,
448.
, , before the council, 449.
, masters of the, 805,
, new money in, 820.
in Ireland, 423.
See Money ; Exchange.
Mirabello. See Mirambeau.
Miracle, diviniius, 363.
Miraculous survival after hanging, 327,
396.
Mirallo, Raymond de, constable of Bordeaux,
429.
Mirambeau, de Mirabello [Charente Inf.], Ar-
taud, lord of, 429.
Miridene, Meriden, Master Nigel de, pre-
sented to Northstoke, 11.
Walter de, 438.
Miro Monte, Master William Reimundi de.
See ReimuDdi.
, Master William de, 350.
Miry, Robert, 409.
Miscarriage, caused, action for, 444.
Miskin, co. Glamorgan. See Meskyn.
Missenden, Little, Messenden, Little [oo.
Bucks], 821.
Mitton [Mutton, co. Lincoln], Ralph de, 289,
298.
Mixbury [co. Oxford], Master Andrew, parson
of, 249.
Moaut, Robert de, 422.
iSee Mold.
Mobberley, Madberleg [co. Chester], church
of, 229.
Modde, William, 414, 467.
Moddyndenne. See Mottindean.
Modecaue, William, 288.
Mody, Richard, 847.
Moguls, prince of. See Abagachaan.
GENEBAL INDEX.
671
Mohan, Moun, Mowjd, John, 444, 445.
, John de, 189, 818.
, Robert de, 189.
, William de. 861, 864.
Moine, Mojne, Moigne, Bernard le, 24, 68, 87.
, Nicholas le, SB, 34.
iS>«e Monek.
Mokeleston. See Mnckleeton.
Mold, Miihant, Moant [co. Flint], 265, 856.
, land of, 282, 422.
Molecattre, Robert de, 842.
Molendino, Batandufl de, 291.
Gokelin de, 291.
, John de, 851.
, , Philip his son, 851.
See aUo Melner.
Molenis. See Molinis.
Moler, Mnler, Frank le, 21.
, Walter le, 15.
Moleton. See Monlton.
Moliner, Walter le, 14.
Molinis, Molenis, Molins, Molino, Reginald
de, 16, 85, 95, 125.
Molis, Roger de, 879.
Mollinton, Robert de, 345.
Molstede, Nicholas de, 39.
Molton, Moleton, Moleton, Hugh de, 192.
, Laurence de, 189.
.., Thomas de, 190.
Thomas son of Thomas de, 190, 265,
277.
, , Edmunda his wife, 277.
See cUso MolUm.
Molton. See Moolton, co. York.
Molwyn, William, 882.
Molyn, Richard, 469.
Monachaco. See Manachato.
Monasterio Villari, William de, 807.
Monbeliard, Doubs. See Mumbeljard.
Mondegy, William de, 414.
Monek, Hardmann le, 27.
£iee Moine.
Monemuth, Monemne, John de, 181, 202,
837, 841, 408.
Monemuth. See Monmouth.
Moner. See Mouner.
Money, clipping, 822.
.., new, 895.
, silyer plates prohibited, 410.
Sm Mint; Coin.
Monfiohet, Munfichet, Richard de, 118, 166.
McnUor of a wapentake, 246.
Monkey, Geoffirey, 22.
Monmouth, Monemuth, Monemue, 408.
, honor of, 189, 141, 854, 422, 488,
442.
, bailiff of, 428.
, manor, castle, and honor of, 202,
441.
, town and honor, 440.
Monreal, Muutriall, Imbert de, 78, 105.
Mont St. Michael, Brittany, abbot of, 70. '
, John Lesae, abbot of, 482.
, abbot and convent of, 485.
Montacute [co. Somerset], prior of, 195, 261,
872.
, Guy, prior of, 818, 872, 454.
Montdidier, Somme. See Mundider.
Monte de. Si Bartholomew, hospital o^ 216.
See a2fo Monte Gromon.
Monte, Richard de, 25.
, Robert son of Ralph de, 120.
Monte Acuto, Henry de, 886.
, Isabella de, 197.
, Simon de, 282.
Monte Alto, Adam de, 170, 189, 190, 192.
John de, 138, 189, 278, 380.
, Miilicent de, 371.
, Robert de, steward of Chester, 61.
, Roger de, 199, 380.
Monte Caniso, Monte Canyso, Munchanesy,
Munchensy, Dionisia de, 453.
, John de, 49.
, Ralph de, 404.
, Ranulph de, 49.
, Warinde, 80.
, William de, of Edwardston, 53, 217,
222, 223, 226, 892.
, William de, 80, 882. 404.
, William son of Warin de, 4, 80, 282.
Monte Cassino, St. Benedict's [Naples], abbey
of, 148.
Master William de, 186.
Monte Ferandi, Monte Ferrandi, Montferaunt,
Tmbert de, 75, 76, 829, 399.
, Stephen de, 183, 146, 185.
Monte Forti, Alexander de, 120, 177, 210,
243, 326, 347.
, Ahnaric de, 161, 162, 258, 806, 408,
428.
> Eleanor de, wife of Llewellin, prince
of Wales, 189, 306.
, Henry de, 66, 70, 74, 79, 108, 107,
117,118,120,128.
> , Hugh, Philip, Adam, Stephen,
and Adam, of the kitchen of, 806.
, , Heniy, the cook of, 806.
, , William the cook of, 806.
, Peter de, 76, 191, 252, 440.
, Robert de, Petronilla wife of, 184.
» Simon de, late earl of Leicester, 81,
203, 874, 486.
9 , Eleanor his wife, 59.
, Stephen de, 98.
> Master William de< precentor of Here-
ford, 392.
Monte Gauged, William de, sometime con-
stable of Bordeaux castle, 90, 102,
125, 184, 137, 155, 163, 176.
Monte Gomeri, Monte Gomery, Adam de,
122.
» Alexander de, 822.
57fi
GENERAL INDEX.
Monte Gromon, St. Bartholomew's hospital
of, 300.
Se0 aUo yLonte.
Monte Moranti, Acolin de, 36.
Monte Bevell, Mounreyell, Monrevell, William
de, 88, 90, 193, 196, 312.
Monte Sancti Yineeneii, Peter de, prior of
Bermondsey, 325.
r Monte Sorelli,] Moonsorel, Thomas de, 136.
Monter, Benvenutus, 129.
Montferaunt. See Monte Ferrandi.
Montgomery, Mundgomery [co. Montgom-
ery], castle, 822, 850.
, constable of. SssKnoyill, Bogo
de.
, town and castle of, repairs of, 104.
, ohoroh of, 298.
, ford of, 47, 48.
, land of, 122,270.
letters patent dated at, 947, 248.
murage for, 248.
Montibas, Bernard de, 383, 884.
Mon4>ellier, MontpeUer [H^rault], 216, 282,
319.
Montrenil, Moustroyl, Munstrojll sur Mer,
Mustreyl [Somme], 187, 247.
, peace at, 97.
Monyash, Manyesshes co. Derby, 298.
, Foweshide in, 298.
Monyn, Roger de, 305.
Mora, David de, 402.
, Poncios de, 37, 72, 95, 358, 354, 440.
Morar, Berdeu, 251.
Moraunde, John, 403.
Moray. See Marref .
Morden, oo, Dorset, 417.
Mordon, Richard de, 68.
More la, co. Deron, 279.
More, James de la, 347.
, John de la, 315, 843, 344.
, , presented to Weston, 424.
, Master Richard de la, archdeacon of
Winchester, 404, 428.
, Thomas de la, 399.
Morel, Richard, usher of the chamber of
Eleanor, the king's mother, 386.
Morestead, Morsted [oo. Hants], church of,
426.
Moretere in the Isle of Ol^ron [Charente Inf.] ,
land of, 134.
Moreton, South, Souihmorton [co. Berks],
882.
Morewode, Ralph de, 288.
Morfa, Morra in Ganno, Wales, 327.
Morgan son of Merednc son of Giiffin, 468.
Morgance, or Morgans, Margance, river
[Laodes], 193,312.
Morice. See Maurice.
Morinum, Garenarius, 429.
Moris. See Maurice.
Morlaas [Basses Pyr.], money of, 162.
I
Morle, Robert de, 341.
Morone. See Moryn.
Vforsel, John, 284.
Morsted. See Morestead.
Mortaingne, Roger, 187.
Morteyn, Robert de, 220.
, William de, sheriff of Warwiok, 482.
Mortmain, statute of, 335.
Morton, Godard de, 408.
, Thomas de, 862, 367, 461.
, , presented to Plumpton, 40.
, , presented to Thadingeston, 9,
139, 214.
Mortuo Man, Agatha de, 99, 238, 832, 888,
373.
, Amabilla de, 79.
, Baldwin de, 275.
Geoffrey de, archdeacon of Londoa,
368.
, Hugh de, 76.
, Master Hugh de, arohdeaoon of Csn-
terbury, 2.
., Isabella de, 169, 309.
, Matilda de, 428.
, , William of her household, 428.
, Robert de, of Richard's castle, 190,
219, 222.
, Roger de, 8,6, 12,66, 110, 116, 128,
126, 131, 145, 171,186, 191, 192,218.
219, 221, 249. 250, 276, 296, 297, 310,
313, 335, 441, 444, 461, 470.
, , captain against Ijlewellin,171.
., , detain in Salop against Wales,
218.
, , keeper of West Wales, 810.
, , Matilda his wife, 12, 335.
Morva. See Morfa.
Moryn, Morone, Albert, 364, 870.
, , Guy his brother, 364, 370.
, Alphonsus, 330, 378.
, William, 159.
Mos [Mozi?], of Florence, society of, 214.
Moselak, John de, 16.
Mosseus, Master, Jew, 113, 131, 236.
, his sons. See Elias; Hagin.
Master, Jew of London, 129, 338.
......... son of Elias le Blund, Jew, 267
son of Jacob de Oxonia, Jew, 100.
son of Jacob, Jew of Oxford, 462.
, Cresseus his brother, 462.
son of Jacob, Jew of London, 440.
son of Mosseus de Clare, Jew of Lin-
coln, 452.
Mossia, Bonus son of, Jew of Bordeaux, 202.
Mostroil. See Montreuil.
Mote, Gayelard de la, lord of Landirans, 106,
156.
Motefunt. See Mottisfont.
Mottindean, Moddyndenne [oo. Kent], hotise
of, 164.
Mottisfont, Motefunt [co. Hants], 134.
GINEBAL INDEX.
573
Motun, Abraham, Jew of Master Klias sod
of Mosseas, 864.
Mottbray, Munbray, Geoffrey de, 48.
, Panlintts de, 458.
, Boger de, 105.
, , Matilda, late the wife of, 105.
Moulton, Molton [co. Tork], 870.
, Moleton co. Northampton, 118.
Moan. See Mohan.
Mouner, Moner, John le, 21, 414, 467.
, John le, of Huntingdon, 245.
, , Lettice his wife, 245.
, John son of Richard le, 233.
, Nicholas le, 20, 27.
, Simon le, of Flittewik, 676.
, , Christiana wife of, 476.
, I Sibyl, Alice, and Matilda her
sisters, 476.
, Thomas le, 161, 467.
, Thnrkild le, 290.
, William le, 100.
, ,of Bondegate, 243.
Moaneto, Lambert de, prebendary of Siith
Mailing, 281.
MounrcTell. See Monte Reyell.
Mounsorel. See Monte Sorelli.
Moantaine, Muntayne, Gerard de, 38.
, Hugh de la, 414, 467.
Moustier-Ventadonr. See Ventadour.
Moastroil. See Montreuil.
Monstroyll. See Montreuil.
Moville, Makbylln, Macbill [co. Down],
prior and oonvcnt of, 50.
, Colman, abbot of, 50.
, Cristinus, abbot of, 50.
Mowyn. See Mohan.
Moyn, William, 460.
Moyne. See Moine.
Muoegros. See Muscegros.
Macheldevre. See Micheldevere.
Maohelney, Michelney, Muchelye [co. Somer-
set], William de Gyrele, abbot of, 58,
59.
Moohelye. See Machelney.
Muckleston, Mokeleston, co, Stafford, 844.
Mudle. See Middle.
Muer. See Mewer.
Muhaut. See Mold.
Mulchestede, Henry de, 84.
Muler. See Moler.
Multon, Gilbert de, 65.
James de, 489.
, Boger de, 92, 94.
Thomas de, of Francton, 221.
See also yLolton.
Multura, 118.
Mnmbelyard [Montb41iard, Doubs], Terric
de, 261.
Munbray. See Moabray.
Munceaas, Ingram de, 457.
Manchanesy. See Monte Caniso.
Munchensy. See Monte Caniso.
Munchy, Christopher de, 52.
Munden, Godekyn, 28.
Mundenard, John de, 17.
, Peter de, 184.
Mundewe, (Godfrey de, 286.
Mundider, Giles de, 19, 52.
Mundgomery. See Montgomery.
Munestre, John de, 24.
Munfychet. See Monfichet.
Mungarin, Bernard de, 32.
Munrevell. See Monte Bevell.
Munster, Ireland, 84.
Munstroyll. See Montreuil.
Muntayne. See Mountaine.
Munteneye, Srnald de, 220.
Muntpellers, Robert de, 157.
Montriall. See Monreal.
Murage, grants of, 91, 98, 247-249, 870, 895,
803, 815, 318, 367, 871,878-4175, 377.
378, 888, 393, 397, 408, 417, 418, 427,
Murare, Bernard de, 16.
Murdak, Arnold, 446.
Murref [Moray], Maurice de, 423.
Murston, Merstou [oo. Kent], letters patent
dated at, 287.
Mus, Henry, 414, 467.
Musard, Giles, 203.
, Ralph, 79. 134,281.
, Walter, 202.
Musardere la [co. Gloucester], hamlet of, 79.
Muscegros, Muoegros, Cicely de, 441.
, Robert de, 107, 186, 189, 486, 441,
448,
, , Hawisia daughter of, 441.
, , Cicely his mother, 448.
, Laureucia de, abbess of Shaftesbury,
314, 818.
Muschaump, Thomas de, 438.
, , Margaret wife of, 488.
Muschet, William, 329, 848, 468.
Mustarder, Richemann le, 107.
Mustell, Ralph, 17.
Musters, Thomas de, 826.
, Peter his brother, 826.
Mustreyl super Mare. See Montreuil.
Mutilation, 144, 154, 174, 877, 278, 295, 355.
, general cuts off a man's ear for
killing a horse in the army, 878.
Mutton, CO. Lincoln. See Mitton.
Myda. See Meath.
Mylor, SoHctus dielorus [oo. Cornwall],
ehurch of, 405.
Mymekan, Thomas, 460.
Mymmes. See Mimmes.
Mynot, Mynyot. See Miuot.
Mynver, William, 24.
Myramand. See Maremaude.
674
GENERAL INDEX.
N
NaM, KftM [co. Kildare], Matilda de Lacy
lady of, 297.
NagytoD, Henry de, 475.
\ , Alan his son, 475.
17ande, Elias de la, 99, 152, 210.
Nantwich, de Wyehio Maubayn [co. Chester] ,
288.
Nasingge. See Nazeing.
Nasingges, William de, 849.
Natfead, Robert de, presented to St. George's,
in the eastle of Arundel, 80.
NoMsa, a fishtrap, 202.
Natalis, Lucasius [same person as Luke de
Luca], 181.
NaHui, 848.
Naochwedaf [near Aberaeron, co. Cardigan],
rhandir of, 418.
Xanntes, Peter de, 489.
NaTan, Novan [co. Meath] , St. Mary's, abbot
of, 426.
Nararre, 156, 157.
, queen of. See Blanche.
Navarre, Navar, Goubert, or Godebert, or
Qobeit de, 86, 87, 64, 125.
Gilbert, 18.
, Osbert de, 20.
.., Peter de, 25, 26.
Nayland, la Neylannd, oos. Essex and Suffolk,
41.
, chapel of, 465.
, letters patent dated at, 198.
Naylingeherst, Biehard de, 808.
Naieing, Nasingge [co. Essex], 461.
Neapoli, Master Berard de, 886.
, prebendary of Bridgenorth, 148.
, Master Gregory de, prebendary of
Wells, afterwvds bishop of Bayeux,
84.
Xeatb, Nethe [oo. Glamorgan], abbot of,
405.
Neel, Walter, 188.
Keele, John de, lord of Fal4Ty, 388.
, Simon de, presented to Miehel-
mershe, 898.
Neir, Keyr, Nicholas la, 259.
, Stephen le, 66, 117.
, , William, Nicholas, and John I
his brothers, 66, 117. |
Joan and Amicia his sisters,
66.
, , Joan and Ann his sisters, 117.
Ncketon, James de, 251.
, John de, 874, 875, 492.
Kemek, AgaOia wife of Bobert, 287.
, , Bobert son of, S90. |
NeAode, Conrad, 52.
Nesae^ Madoc de» presented to Swerdes, 97.
Nethe. See Neath.
NethentTene, William de, presented to St.
James, near the eastle of Winchester,
866.
Netley, locus Scmeti Edwardi, Lattele [oo.
Hants], abbot of, 828, 858, 867.
Nettlebed, Nettlebudde [co. Oxford], 860.
Nettlestead, Nettlefeld, co. Suffolk, 268.
, adTOWson of, 268.
Neubald, Neubaud, Geffrey de, 58, 64, 70,
87,92-95,106, 107,115, 117, 127, 128,
158, 161, 165, 223, 227, 288, 287,257,
811,882,360,381,448.
t Geoffrey de, parson of Bethnor, 161.
, , chancellor of the Exchequer,
227,811,881.
, dean of St MartinVle Grand,
London, 860.
Neubel, Simon son of Hamo de, 442.
Neuburg, Henry de, 806.
Neubury, Neubiiy, Isaac de, 28.
, John de, 18, 16.
, William de, 18.
NcUkon, William, 21.
Neulaund. See Newland.
Neuport, Master Durand de, 152.
John de, 265, 489.
, Thomas de, 233.
, Walter son of Jordan de, 152.
5m Newport.
Neuport Paynel, Master Luke de, prebendary
of Hastings, 152.
Neuton, Newton, Adam de, 217.
, Hubert son of Hugh, 430.
, Boger de, 245.
, William de, 430.
See aJeo Neweton.
Neuwerk. See Newerk.
Nevel, William le, 87.
Nevill, Nevil, Geoffrey de, 33, 69, 115, 111,
181, 183, 217, 319, 389, 410, 471.
, , Margaret wife o^ 410.
, Gilbert de, 220.
, John de, 11,46, 221, 295, 882. 468.
, Bobert de. 111, 119, 178, 201, 961,
263,419,478.
, lord of Baby, 201.
Theobald son of Peter de, 148.
New aid, 84, 240, 286.
See Taxation.
New Forest, co. Hanto, 144, 182, 970, M7,
392, 413.
, keeper of. See DigninelOB, Hugh de.
, regard of^ 472.
Newark [co. Notts], 158.
Newark by Guildford, Newerk by Biplepe
[co. Surrey], St Mary and St Thoasas
the Martyr, Walter de Cfcapmaewfni d,
prior of, 392.
, Geoffny de Londoo, ptior of» 373,
, prior oC 407.
GENERAL INDEX.
576
Newbold. See Neubald.
Newbrough, Newburg [co. York], priory, 85,
487.
Newcastle-on-Tyne [co. Korthumberland], IS,
17, 20, 22, 28, 26, 116, 119. 128, 18a,
140, 175, 178, 182, 229, 269, 810, 826,
895, 470.
, burgesses of, 128.
, castle of, constable of, of, 897.
, exchange of, 481, 440.
, Friars Preachers of, 897.
, letters patent dated at, 397.
, murage for, 229, 873, 375, 377, 878,
888.
, wall of, 878, 877.
, new wall of, 897.
Newcastle juxta Lyons [co. Dublin], 416.
Newe^ John le, 461.
Newenden [oo. Kent], 178.
Newenham [co. Devon], abbot and conyent
of, 200.
5ee Newnbam.
Newenham, Thomas de, 276, 345.
Newenton. See Newton, co. Hereford.
Newenton, Newynton, John de, 37 1 .
, Thomas de, sheriff of Worcester, 280.
sub-sheriff of Worcester, 809.
Ne^erk, Neuwerk, Master Henry de, 186, 259,
264, 302, 303. 310, 312, 313, 329, 332,
339, 454.
, , prebendary of La Berton in
Colrille and Hope, co. Hereford, 302,
308.
, , archdeacon of Richmond, 312,
332, 454.
, , canon of Hereford, 308.
Neweton, Adam son of William son of
Roger de, 444.
, Hugh de, 866.
iS^ee Newton.
Newington [co. Kent], letters patent dated
at, 287.
Newland, Neulaund la, St. Briavel's forest
[co. Gloucester}, 199.
Newnham, Newenham [co. Beds] , prior of,
386.
Newport [co. Essex], 135.
Fagnell, Neuport Payuel [co. Bucks],
r ^ letters patent dated at, 392.
Newport Fagnell, or Tickford by Newport
[co. Bucks], Simon de Reda, or Redd,
prior of, 134, 262, 272, 293.
, prior of, 870.
, prior and convent, 232.
, priory of, 272, 279, 298.
, house of lepers by the bridge of, 91.
Newsham, Newsun [co. Lincoln], abbey of,
299.
Newstead, co. Lincoln, Simon, prior of, 848.
Newstead in Sherwood [co. Notts] , prior of,
62.
, prior and convent, 834, 334, 893.
, letters patent dated at, 892, 893.
Newton, Neuton [oo. Cambridge], 180.
, Newenton [co. Hereford], 350.
, CO. Suffolk, 242.
, Harooort, Harecurt [co. Leicester] , 480.
' Newtonswell,' well, called, near Chester,
279.
Newtown in Kiloooly, Nova Villa in CuUak,
CO. Kilkenny, 853.
Newynton. See Newenton.
Neylannd, John de, 465.
See Nayland.
Neyra, William son of, 311, 844.
Neyrford, William de,22S.
Nicarl, John, 51.
Nicholai, Bonvioinus, 214.
Nicholas, Henry son of, 1 7.
.......... John, 28, 51.
, Nicholas son of, de Stradesea^, 221.
, Richard son of, le Heyward, 418,467.
Nicol, John, 446.
Nigel, John son of, 884, 448.
Nivemais, le Robert, count of, 112.
, Yolenda his wife, 112.
Noble, Walter le, presented to St. Peter's,
Salisbury, 85.
Noblet, Peter le, 17.
Nocius. See Nucius.
Nocton, Noketon [co. Lincohi], 80, 113.
Nodekyn, Nicholas, 23.
Noel, William, 386.
Nogcriis, Master Raymond de. Papal chap-
lain and nancio, 11, 40, 42, 53, 54, 59,
61-63, 73, 74, 80, 82, 85, 92, 95, 129,
145-147, 152, 163, 308.
Nogge, William, 847.
Noketon. See Nocton.
Noli, Naulensis, Italy, 393.
Nolmeriis [or Noliveriis], Master Raymond
de, constable of Tickhill castle, 63, 78,
82. 98, 110, 166, 171,208.
Nolverio, Raymond de, attorney of Con-
stance, late the wife of Henry de Ale-
maunia, 49, 58.
Nonaunt, Guy de, 289.
Noucampos, 158, 188, 278, 280, 282.
Noneetou. See Nuneaton.
Nonou, Richard, 326.
Norais. See Norreys.
Norburgh. See Northburgo.
Noreys. See Norreys.
Norfolk, county of, 127, 233, 288, 414, 488,
474.
, peace in, 228, 294.
, sheriff of, 1, 157, 228, 812.
, See Shelfhangre, Walter de.
, usurers in, 172.
Norfolk, Norfolchia, Adam de, constable of
castle of Bordeaux, 79, 94, 147, 158,
194, 251, 264, 820, 829, 861, 387, 391,
394 429.
576
GENEBAL INDEX.
Norfolk, Norfolchia—cox/.
Matter Adam de, 447.
, ... . , presented to Tilshead, 317.
Norham [co. Durham], sheriff of, 70.
Norhampton. See Northampton.
Normandy, S8, 7o.
Normanyille, Thomas de, keeper of the king's
demesnes north of Trent, 112, 168-
171, 183, 300, 809, 234-889, 246, 255,
281, 289, 810, 812. 314, 826, 829, 830-
388, 889, 840, 847, 849, 850, 865, 868,
874, 886, 898, 405, 407, 409, 416, 419,
425, 428, 487, 48
Normaond, Geoffrey le, 248.
Normaunt, Warin le, 120.
Norreys, Noreys, Norais, GUhert le, fOl,
368.
, Hnghle, 888.
, Richard le, 79, 497.
, WillUm le, 258.
Nortburgo. See Northburgh.
Nonhamptou [co. Northampton], 43, 68, 68,
78, 133, 151, 305, 462.
, Fiiarit Preachers of, 822 .
,irell of Flfxewell in the field of Thorp
by, 822.
gaol. 341, 344.
. , Jews of, 6, 362, 462.
, Jews chest of, 126.
, letters patent dated at, 68, 64,71,
389, 391.
, mayor of, 362.
S«e Megre, John le.
, park of, I.
, St. James without, Ralph de Heg-
ham, or Heyfaam, abbot o^ 78.
, St. Mary's, Delapr^ without, Agatha,
abbess of, 75.
, Emma Mallore, abbess of, 76, 78.
Northampton, county of, 294, 391, 405, 412.
sheriff of, 1, 151,218.
, peace in, 218.
5e« Baud, Robert le.
Northampton, Norhampton, Adam de [same
person as Adam de Winton, of North-
ampton], 138.
John de, 202, 409.
, Michael de, 153, 178, 219, 875,418.
, Sampson de, Jew of London, 156.
, William de, 224.
William son of Geoffrey de, 229.
, son of Thomas de, 68.
Northboume, Northburn [co Kent], 121.
, letters patent dated at, 259, 287.
Northburgo, Nortburgo, Norbury, Northbury,
Walter de, justice, 71, 109, 111, 116,
119, 121, 122, 140, 148, 150, 173, 175-
178, 180, 181, 183, 237, 238, 248, 245,
266, 267, 277, 287, 389, 391, 398, 809,
828, 840, 472.
Northelmham. See Elmham, North.
Northfeld, Master William de, archdeaeon of
PubUD, 75, 174.
Northiam, Tliamme (Winohelsea). eo. Sussei,
new town of, 414.
Northleye, William de, 393.
Northperton. See Petherton, North.
Northumberland, county of, 124, 808, 287.
forest, 471.
, parts of, claimed by king of SootUnd,
339.
sheriff of, 123, 176. 877.
, See Hampton, Robert de.
, and commonalty of, 397, 439.
Northwelde. See Weald, North.
Northwich [co. Chester], farm of. 246.
Northwode, Norwode, Northworde, Henry de,
250.
, John de, 275.
, Roger de, baron of the Exchequer,
127, 188, 188, 215, 266, SS5, 895, 811.
387, 838, 410, 414, 428, 451, 461, 461,
474.
North wold, Nortwolde, co. Norfolk. 478.
, church door of, 446, 465.
, church of, 66.
North wold, Norwald, Norwold, John de, 1S8,
307.
, abbot of St. Edmunds, 814,
331.
Northwood, Northwod [co. Hants], wood of,
357.
Nortoft, Adam de, 11, 46, 210.
Norton [co. Worcester], 71.
CO. Stafford, 268.
See Green's Norton.
Nortstok. See Stoke, North.
Nortwilegheby. See Willoughby, co. Lincoln.
Nortwolde. See Northwold.
Norwagia, Richard de, 456.
,Thedericde, 241.
See Norway, Theodoric of.
Norwald. See Northwold.
Norway, 119, 841, 263, 456.
, king of. 111. 187.
, Theodoric, merchant of. 111.
, See Norwagia.
, falcons from, 187.
, king's present of jewels to, 388.
Norwich, co. Norfolk, 80, 61, 179, 3S8, 250,
341.
bailiffs of, 96, 268.
, R. bishop of, 2, 9, 164, 180, 838.
, Roger, bishop of, 250, 358, 859.
, William, bishop of, 881, 288, 810.
312, 339, 874, 375, 382, 410, 482, 424,
446, 447.
, bishop of. See Skeming, Roger de ;
Middelton, William de.
bishoprick, tenth in, 58.
, castle of, 241.
church of, rebuilt at a cost ^ 8000
marks, 184.
,.,., foreigners of, 134,
GENERAL INDEX.
ill
Norwich— con/.
diocese of, 9, 46, 58, 91, 189, 160,
173, 184, 198, 255, 960, 261, 818, 829,
880, 424, 442.
, custody of, 1.
gaol, 141, 838, 889, 341, 344.
, good men of, grants of the farm, but
not the liberties thereof, 89.
Holy Trinity, priory, 179.
, , prior of, 126, 387.
, prior and convent of, 157, 359,
42], 433,482.
, , Peter, monk of, 250.
, disturbances between the
citixens and priory of, 157.
, Jew of, 877, 403, 411, 424.
, Jewry of, 126.
Kokeye, place called, 424.
letters patent dated at, 197, 198, 287,
288, 395, 387.
, Mannecroft Street, 403.
, St. Peter's parish, 403.
mill of; 105.
, St. Peter Maneroft, parish of, 424.
Norwico, Norwyco, Henry de, 459.
, Isaac de, Jew of Norwich, 424.
, Colnmba daughter of, 424.
, , Abraham son of, 424.
Nostal, Nostlegh [co. York], St. Oswalds,
prior and convent of, 400.
Note, John, 418, 467.
, Thomas, 467.
, William, 467.
William his son, 467.
See Notte.
Notehangre. See Nnthanger.
Noteshaye, oo. Essex, 877.
Notingham, Henry de, 287, 390, 842.
Noting[ham], William de, 76.
, Master William de, 862.
Nottingham [co. Nottingham], 176,280,835.
, archdeacon of, official of the, 287.
, bailiffs of, 242.
, bailiffs and good men of, 91.
castle, 11, 73, 199, 242, 290.
, constable of. See York, W.,
archbishop of.
, chapel in, prebend in, 83, 199.
Friars Minors of, 199.
, gaol of, 67,287,421.
Jews of, 6, 286, 287, 290.
, letters patent dated at, 825, 826, 847,
848, 412.
, market of, 176.
, murage for, 91, 818, 898.
, tournament at, 5.
, weir of, 243.
Nottingham, county of, 407, 409, 462.
, , sheriff of, 199.
, , Jews of, 836.
96187,
Notte, John le, 447.
See Note.
NouTon, Noriun, Henry de, 481.
Hugh de, 390.
Nova Villa in Cullak. See Newtown in
Kilcooly.
Novan. See Navan.
Novavilla, Raymond de, 87.
Novinn. See Nouvon.
Novo Burgo, Henry de, 275, 887.
, John de, 153.
Novo Mercato, Adam de, 186, 237.
Novo Vico, Giles de, 21.
Novum Castrum. See Castlenau.
Nowel, William, 266.
Nuce, Alice, 856.
Nucii, Chinus, de Bui^go, or Cinus son of
Nocius, 800, 888.
Nugun, Ralph, 844.
Nuneaton, Nonneeton, Nunne Eton [co. War-
wick], William, prior of, 409.
prior of, 349.
, prioress and convent of, 232.
Nunkeeling, Killinge [co. York], 416.
, prior and convent of, 416.
Nurry, William, 332.
Nuterhavece, William de, 322.
Nuthanger, Notehangre [co. Hants], tithes
in, 425.
Nuto, merchant of Florence, 191.
Nutus, merchant of Florence, 184.
S«e o^ Fulberti.
Nuugent, Robert de, 817.
Nyvel, John de, 36.
Se« Neville.
o
Oakham Okham [co. Rutland] , park of , 238,
287.
Oak mere, Ocmare [co. Chester], moor and
stew called, 247.
Obey, Ireland, 246.
Occassyn. See Ogashin.
Ocham, See Okham.
Ocmare. See Oakmere.
Oddeston, Ellas de, 164.
Oddisake. See Hodsock.
Ode, Peter, 429.
Odemere, Udemere, John de, 474.
Odiham, Odyham [co. Hants], castle, 863.
, letters patent dated at, 158, 159, 369,
388. 384, 412, 456.
, park of, 396.
Odingesele, Odingesole, Nicholas de, 189.
, William de, 190.
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^78
GENERAL INDEX.
OAily [IreUnd], baronj of; IS.
OiTerUiie, OfferkeUn, co. Kilkennj, 353.
OiBnton, Ofljroton, David de, IS, 40, 40U, 417.
ThonuM de, S07.
Offlow, Offdow, CO. Stafford, hundred of, 406.
Offord. See Uflord.
Oflthecart, Alemanotu, 827.
Of^ton. See OfBnton.
Ofserewe, Gilbert Rote, 420.
Ofthechirohe. See Chirche.
(Vashiu, Ocassjn, Ocassin [oo. Clare], can-
tred of, 356. 362.
Ogboame? Hokeburn [co. Wilts], prior of,
288.
Ogenijr, 00. KilkeoDy, 353.
Oger, Richard, 22.
Oglonde^ fee. See Jernej.
Ohagan, Jaroen, 400.
See Yhogan.
0*Hullcan [O'Hallachan], Peter, bishop of
Ross, 88.
Oikormock [co. Clare ?], theod of, 136.
Okers, John, 20.
Ok[erB], Johnde, 67.
Oketon, John de, 9, 33, 50, 51, 66, 67, 182.
Okham, Ocham, Hugh de, 175.
Robert de, 124.
See Oakham
Oldcastle, de Veteri Castro [co. Hereford] ,
850.
Olderfleet, co. Antrim. See 01 j.
Oleron [Charente Inf.], isle of, 91,184, 885,
887, 429.
, castle of, chapelry in the church of
St. Marj, 168.
, proclamation of the wines of,
450.
, CVtV/aofthe isle of, 299.
Oliver, Olyver, James, 18, 19, 84.
*..., Ralph, 349, 350.
, Thomas, 408.
Olivet i. Sir Qardinus, 320.
Olmested, John de, 201.
Olney [co. Bucks], advowson of, 30.
Olugan, or Olungan, Alan, Friar Minor,
bishop of Cloyne, 80.
Olj [Olderfleet, now Currane Castle, co.
Antrim], 254.
Olydig, Gregory, 421.
Olyver. See Oliver.
Onile, William de, 325.
Ordeshales. See Ordsall.
Ordinary, Jurisdiction of the, 313.
Ordsall, Ordeshall [co. Notts] , church of, 187.
Orewell, Krewell [co. Suffolk], port of, 95.
Orfevre, Geoffirey le, 260
, Robert Ginge le, 236.
, Stephen son of Geoffrey le, of Ox-
ford, 292.
, Walter son of Roger le, 348.
Wniiam le, 831.
Orford, Orreford [co. Suffolk], castle and
town of, 89, 141, 884, 491.
, constable of . ^e Di^piiiiinton. Hn^
de.
, commonalty of, 44.
Orford, Bedo de, 410.
, Robert Johaonis de, 410.
Orlacho, Master Peter de, 1 47.
Orlandi, Thaldos, 214.
Oriane, Tadeus, Tedeus, Tedisioa, 17, 18, 19,
84.
Orlaweston, Orloweston, WiUiam de, IS8»474,
475.
Orm, Robert son of, 284.
Ormesby, Ermesby [eo. Norfolk] , 4fl8.
Ormesby, Benedict de, 347.
Ormunden [Horsemonden, co. Kent], chureh
of, 891.
Orreby. Fnlk de, justice of Chester, 79.
Orreton, Alan de, 342.
Orsini. See Ursi.
[Orsini] , Matthew, cardinal deacon of
St. Mary in Porticu, 858.
Orvieto, Urbs Vehu, Italy, 98.
Os, Alan, 201.
Osbem, Osebem, Ralph de, 826.
, Walter, 455.
, \^lliam, 252.
Osebum. <See Ashbourne.
Osemin, Germany ? 86.
Osemun. See Osmund.
Oseney. See Osney.
Oseworthe, William de, 447.
Osillur, Oyselur, Oysellur, Adam le, 291.
, Klias, de, 137.
WiUiam son of William le, 4.50.
Osmund, Osemund, Allan, 379, 478.
, Simon, 36.
Osuey, Oseney [co. Oxford], abbot of, 139.
Osolveston. See Oust on.
Osolvftstre. See Oswestry.
Ospriog, Ospreug [co. Kent], 266, 439.
, letters patent dated at, 25, 260, 454.
Ospring, Hofcpring, Henry de, 15.
Osqnevill, John de, 188.
.Waiter de, 188.
Osteuhanger, Ostringhangere [co. Keat],
church of, 83.
Ostringhangere. See Osteohanger.
Ostrizer, Alan le, 44.
Osulveston. See Ouston.
Oswestry, (2e il/6o .UonaeUrio [co. Salop]* 983.
castle of, 187, 228, 309, 404.
, manor of, 875.
, Oswaldestre, farm of the town of^ 811*
, hundred of, 811.
^ee oito Whitchurch.
Oswestry? Osolvestre, murage for, 247.
Oter, John, 17.
Oteri. See Ottery.
GENERAL INDEX.
579
Otorington, Adam de, 220.
Otinton, Simon de, prebendary of Penkris, 108.
Otringham, John de, 10. 423.
Otringham. See Ottringham.
Otterden. See Ottringeden.
Ottery, Oteri [co. Devon], 123.
St. Mary [co. Devon] , 385 .
Otto, Hugh son of, steward of the household,
85, 93, 95, 99, 118, 152,237, 249. 380,
282, 857, 859, 867, 881, 426,483, 449,
469.
..., Thomas son of, 93,95, 113,357,
449.
, , Beatrice his wife, 449.
, , , Otto his son, 449.
Ottringeden [Otterden, co. Kent], William de,
481.
Ottringham, Otringeham [co. York], 10.
Ouemoste, John, 348.
Oure, John of, 845.
Ourum, Hugh de, 247.
Ouse, Use [co. York], 884.
Ouston, Osolveston, Osulveston [co. Leices-
ter], Ivo, abbot of, 874.
, John Chaumberleyn, abbot of, 378,
888.
Ouvynge, Master Nicholas de, 216.
Over, Ovre [co. Chester] , titheH of the church
of, 246.
Overk. See Iverk.
Overlaund, John de, 145.
Overslawe, Abraham de, 445.
Overstone, Oveston, Ovystou [co. Northamp-
ton], letters patent dated at, 74, 847.
Overton [co. Hants], 888.
, , letters patent dated at, 1 16.
Overton John.de, 261.
Bichard de, 226, 458.
Oveston. See Overstone.
Ovyston. See Overstone.
Owen, Oweyn, Henry, 882, 885.
, Howel ab,224.
, Roger, 285, 879.
son of Elidirus. See EUidirus .
Oxeneye, William son of Walter de, 827.
Ozeye Koesia de, abbess of Godstow, 273,
274.
Oxford, 24, 58, 65, 260, 292, 882, 345, 869,
440.
, Carmelite Friars of, 415.
, diacordfl in, 65.
, fOLohange at, 866.
..., university of, to have pre-
ference of exchange, 866.
gaol, 888, 845, 441, 451.
, Jewry of, 805, 891.
, Little Jewry, street called, 462.
, Jews of, 6, 157,177, 186, 883, 868,
899, 440, 462.
, Jacob, the Jew of, 838.
, 5eeOxonia.
Oxford — eont,
, Jews chest of, 126, 127.
, Jews of, contention of with the
sheriff, 186.
, king's meadow in, 488.
[co. Oxford], letters patent dated at,
101, 122.
, manor of, 127.
, mayor of, 186, 415.
, See Kingston, Nicholas de.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 157, 188, 469.
Merton, scholars of, 421.
, , warden of the house of the
king's scholars of, 246.
, mills of, 488.
, north gate, hundred of, 440.
St. Aldate parish, 440.
... , St. Frideswide's, John de Leukenore,
prior of, 279.
, , Robert, prior of, 278.
, St. Martin's church, 338.
...., , parish of, 833.
, St. Mary's church of, 7 7.
, chaplaincy in, 75.
f trespasses a^ifainst the peace at, 4 4 .
, websters of, 102.
, University of: —
, , scholar of, exempted from
attendance at counties or hundreds,
216.
, , scholars of, in gaol of, 451.
, ,'at school at,' 468.
, , chancellor's jurisdiction, 108.
, , chancellor and university of,
75, 366.
Oxford, county of, 887.
, Jews clipping coin, 470.
, sheriff of, 74, 127, 274.
See Shotesbrok, Henry de.
Oxford and Stanifbrd, forest between the
bridges of, steward of, 29, 140, 405.
S«e Clare, Thomas de.
Oxonia, Henry de, 325.
Jacob de, Jew, 80, 113, 888.
, , Mosseus son of, Jew, 100.
, Philip de, 363.
Oyldeboef, Hugh, 842.
Oylly, Roger de, 209.
Oyntel, Michael, 459.
Oyral, Baldwin son of Peter, 288.
Oyselnr. See Osillur.
Paable, Simon, bailifl of Canterbury, 248.
, , John his son, 248.
Paanel. See Paynel.
Fabeliam, John de, 295.
Pabgrave, Pebbegrave, co. Bucks, 153, 178.
Pacbam, William de, 411.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Fftcok, Roger, 897.
Page, Andrew, 446.
, Henry, 331.
John, 136. 137, 326, 410.
Stephen, 460.
, William, S4, 88, 65, 458.
Pageham, Master Richard de, chancellor of
Chichester, 435.
Paignton, Pejnton [co. Devon], park of, ISO.
Pakere, John, 845.
Fakinton, Thomas de, abbot of Burton-on-
Trent, 4S5.
Pakyn, John, 180.
Palatine Court, Baldimentos, public notary of,
180.
Palaiolo, Ugelinus, 129.
Palefreur. See Palfreur.
Palescole, Hugelin de, 14.
Palfreur, Pftlefreur, Robert le, 289.
, Walter le, 462.
Paling. See Poling.
Palmer, Paumer, John le, 176.
, Matthew le, 86.
, Richard le, 107.
, WiUiam le, 241.
, of Leon, 111.
Pamber, Penbere [co. Hants], forest of, 78,
861.
Pampesworth, Thomas de, 186, 393.
Pamy, Henry de, 152.
^« Panici.
Paner, Thomas de, 259.
Panes, Thomas de, 20, 55, 102, 226, 228.
Panici, Pannichii, Paniky, Beudinus, or Ban-
dinus, 260, 273, 369.
Fantoriis, Walter de, 817.
Papal tenth, II, 12, 40, 42, 54, 59, 61, 62, 77,
865.
, collection of, 12.
See Taxation.
Pape, Bernard, 129.
, Donatus, or Donatus le, 14, 83, 129,
182.
, Gerard le, 242.
, Henry, 26.
Hugh, or Ugtticcio, 74, 129, 267, 365.
, John, 88.
, Simon, 447.
Papillon, Ridell, 291.
Parcheminer, Parchemyner, Pachyminer,
Parchuminer, Arnold le, 18, 22.
Gk>dfrey le, 14.
, John le, 83.
, , of Louvain, 14, 82.
, Roger le, 150.
Parefay, Thomas, 210.
Parentis, Bernard, 180.
Parham, co. Suffolk, 418.
Paris and merchants of, 4, 18, 20, 21, 24, 85,
86, 36, 87, 51, 52, 54, 59, 65, 85, 286,
265, 328.
Paris — cont.
, St. John's hospital, treasurer of. 4.
, citizen of, 456.
, Temple, 132.
, treasurer of the. See Tumo.
John de.
Park, William del, 162.
Parker, Andrew le, 120, 121.
Parleben, Robert son of Robert, 457.
Paries, William de, 406.
Parliament, 875.
Parliament at Westminster, 120.
Parmenter, Permenter, Hugh le, 347.
, John le, of Bandak, 15, S3, 95.
Richard le, 347.
, Walter le, 347.
, William le, 847.
Partney, Parteneye [co. lincoln], church of,
159.
Parwale, John, 52.
Parys, Richard de, sheriff of London, 179.
, William de, 444.
See Paris.
Pasket, WilUam, 187.
Passeham, William de, Thomas son and lieir
of, 280.
Pasrdewe, Master Thomas, archdeacon of
Richmond, 5.
Passemere, Peter, 335, 417.
Passenham [co. Northampton], 367.
, William de, 367.
Pftsso, Reyner son of Clericus dt. See
Clericns.
Passu Fyotes, Nicholas de, 429.
Pastur, Thomas le, 307.
See Pestur.
Pateneye. See Patiiey.
Paternoster, Patimostre, Patrenostre, John,
231.
, Roger, 467.
, William, Elena daughter of, 347, 349.
Pateshull, John de, 316.
Patney, Pateney [co. Wilts], church of, 405.
Patrik, John, 308.
Paumer. See Palmer.
Pauncefot, Grimbald, 126, 852, 861, 404, 450.
Paunton, James de, sheriff of Lincoln, 1 1 .
Payage, 103, 129, 281, 811.
PttTely, John de, 437.
, , Bva his wife, 487.
, Robert, 294.
Pavye, Pavy, Adam de, 864.
, Thomas de, prior of Corentry, 370, 376.
Pavyot, John, 189.
Payn, John, 179.
, Laurence, 98.
, Robert, 88.
, Robert son of, 285.
William, 179.
See Peyn.
GENERAL INDEX.
581
Paynel, Paanel, John, 113, 859.
, Ralph, 242.
, Thomas, 211.
.William, 192, 211.
Paysh, William, 460.
Peace, vagabonds, comraisnoners touching the,
10, 100, 178, 181, 188, 218, 228, 808,
409, 473.
, assemblies against the, 407.
Peak [co. Derby], castle and land of, 49,
167.
, constable of. See Feckenham,
Nicholas de.
forest, 120,285.
Pebbegrave. See Pabgiave ; Bedgrove.
Pecche, Peche, Gilbert, 859, 444, 445.
.Hugh, 1,2.
, Richard son of Hamo, 387.
, Robert, 155, 157, 444.
, Simon, 324.
, , Juliana his wife, 324.
, William, 855.
Pecham, Peccbam, John de. Friar Minor,
archbishop of Canterbury [28 Jan.
1278-8 Dec. 1292], 316,322,328, 834,
359, 368, 374, 382, 383, 390, 892, 398,
421, 430, 432, 436, 457, 473.
, John son of John de, 337.
, Martin de, 487.
Stephen de, 175.
Peck, William, 413, 467.
Pecus, Pekns, Adam, 467.
, John, 414, 467.
Pedeargent, Walter, 97.
Peddere, Robert le, 218, 222.
Pedeworthjn, Walter de, 164.
Peitevyn, Peytevin le Fort, Jew, Slenia wife
of, 881.
, Bartholomew le, 200, 355, 364.
... , Robert le, 406.
, Roger le, 158.
, Walter, 51.
Pekham. See Peoham.
Pekus. See Pecus.
Pelagrue, Friar John de, prior of the Friars
fVeachers, 176.
Peleter, Peliter, Pelter, Bernard, 226.
, Henry le, 24.
, John le,476
Pelliparius. See Skinner.
Peltedun, Master Richard de, 42.
Pelter. See Peleter.
Pembroke, Penbroch, Peubrok [co. Pem-
broke], 195.
, county of, 195.
, steward of, 56.
Pembrok. See Penbrok.
Penbere. See Pamber.
Penbxok. See Pembroke.
Penbrok, Penebrok, Pembrok, David de, 316,
354.
, Roger de, 358.
, Master Walter de, 135, 354.
Pencorsen, Gwrin, 327.
Penebrigg, Penebrugg, Henry de, 190, 352,
360, 361, 404, 442.
Penecestre, Stephen de, constable of Dover
castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, 7,
10, 12, 48, 50, 67, 69, 85, 89, 92, 111,
116, 119, 121, 128, 189, 140, 154, 155,
156, 178, 185, 197, 201, 236, 257, 259,
262,266, 267, 276, 277, 284-288, 290-
292,, 297, 299, 312, 326, 338, 342, 345,
349, 3.'S0, 379, 389, 899, 400, 410,412-
414, 437, 445, 451, 468, 469, 473-475.
, , Margaret his wife, 437.
Pening, Robert, 34.
Penington, Penyngton, Alan de, 219.
, Alan son of llioraas de, 222.
Penkridge, Penkris [co. Stafford], prebend of,
108.
Penkriz. See Penkridge.
Penllyn, Pentlin [co. Merioneth], 225.
Penne, Hugh de la, prebendary of Bridgenorth,
148.
Penreth. See Penrith.
Penrez, Robert de, 317.
Penrhos? Penros [co. Monmouth], St.
Michael, church of, 75.
Penrith, Penreth [co. Cumberland], 69.
Pentecostes, Andrew, 197.
Penteneye. See Pentney.
Pentlyn. See Penllyn.
Pentney, Penteney [co. Norfolk], prior and
convent of, 30.
Peny, Nicholas, 20, 21.
, Robert, 18,67.
Penyngton. See Penington.
Percehay, John, 268.
Sse Percy.
Perceval, Roger, 128.
Percy, Eleanor de, 327.
, John de, 391.
, Robert de, 217, 219, 812.
, William de, constable of Scarborough
Castle, 33, 115, 144, 190.
5te« Percehay.
Pere, Peter de, 241.
, Sibyl de la, 226.
Perel, Thomas de, 826.
, , Alice wife of, 326.
Peremort, Walter de, 435.
Perepunt, Henry de, 285.
Perer, Robert du, 467.
Peres, Gerard, 37.
Pereton, William de, 59.
Perewez, John, 51.
Pergors, Gerard de, 25.
Peiham, William de, 410.
Perigeux, diooeee of, 113, 281.
582
GENERAL INDEX.
Perigord, the king's quarrels with, 113, 144.
, seneschal of. See Saya, Brun 4e;
Ventadour, Eblo, Tioomte of.
conntof, 447.
See Pergors.
Pemers, John, 86.
Perot, Henry, 474, 475.
, Ralph, 217.
Pershore, Persore [co. Worcester], 78, 845.
, Henry, abbot of, 845.
abbot and convent of, 227.
Persone, John fis la, 248.
Persore. See Pershore.
Perms, Persian, 182.
Perth [St. John], town of, 26.
Perton, William de, 218, 434.
, , presented to Portland, 399.
See also Piriton.
Pertresfeld [Petersfield, co. Hants], Lumbar-
duB de, Jew, 429.
Perveddwlad, Pervethelath, Wales, four can-
treds of, 282.
Pery [Petri?] Beyner,214.
Peschur, John le, 413, 467.
, , Juliana wife of, 418, 467.
, John le, of Brandon, 466.
, , William his brother, 466.
, William le, 15.
Peshuner. See Pessoner.
Pessawe [in Winterboum], co. Gloucester,-
4R8.
Pessoner, Peshoner, Pesshoner, Pesshuner,
William le, 36, 37, 88, 39, 65.
Pestur, Qeoffrey son of Robert le, 223.
, Gilbert le, 269.
, Hugh le, 284.
, John le, 474.
, Ralph le, 291.
Master Robert le, 92.
, Robert le, 248.
Master William le, 280.
Peter, John son of, 381.
, Reginald son of, 108, 153, 177, 221.
son of Reiner, Thomas son of, 243.
Peterborough, Burg [co. Northampton], 220,
474.
, abbot of, 60, 242, 885.
, prior and convent of, 45.
, Richard London, abbot of, 46, 47.
Robert de Sutton, abbot of, 45.
Petersfield, Petresfeud [co. Hants], 456.
See Pertresfeld.
Fetherton, North, Northperton [co. Somerset],
100.
Petherton, South, Sntperton [co. Somerset],
hundred of, 401.
Petingar, Potingar, William, 268, 267.
Petipas, Robert, 267.
Petit, Jaoies le, 23.
, John le, 88, 276, 470.
Petlington [co. Northumberland], 895.
Petresfeud. See Petersfield.
Petri, DulcibonuB, 180.
, Hugh, 183, 163.
Petronilla, Luke son of, 849.
Pette, Baldwin de la, 20.
See Pntte.
Pettested, John de, 844.
Peuere, Alexander de la, lord of Bergerac
and Qensac, 280, 281.
Pevenese, Richard de, 205, 844.
Pevensey, Pevenese, Pevese [co. Kent], 71,
149.
Peverel, honor of, 418, 478.
Peverel, Hngh, 217, 888, 404.
Pevese. See Pevensey.
Peyforer, Fulk, 6, 82, 102, 240.
Peyn. See Pyn.
Peynfetiz, John, 84.
Peyntou. See Paignton.
Peyntur. Peter le, 179.
Peyse, Nicholas de la, 107.
Peytevin. See Peitevyn.
Peyton, John de, 402.
Phileby, Adam de, 218.
SeeWilgheby.
Philip III., king of France, 94, 147, 191, 286,
306, 310.
Philip, Phelipe, ITelipe ap Menrie ap David,
434.
, Hugh, 465, 466.
, Richard son of, 28.
Philippo, Bonus Jobannis de. See Johanois.
, Bonus Jeninus de, 16.
, BonachamuB de, 18.
Piacenza, 52, 157, 195, 881.
, merchants of, 18, 16, 53.
, Scoti of. See Scoti.
Picard, Pikard, Garin, 19.
, John, 141.
, Roger, 217.
Picheford, Piccheford, Pycheford, Geoffrey
de, constable of the castle of Windsor,
2, 3, 33, 71, 83, 189, 181, 198, 211, 237,
276, 287, 288, 290, 292, 298, 811, 323,
383, 840, 848, 851, 852, 859, 890, 391,
406, 408, 422, 446, 467, 471-478.
, Johnde, 139,298.
Pickering [co. York], letters patent dated at,
398.
Picutelli, Stephen, 214.
Pigge, Pik, Richard, 265, 266.
Pignera, 135.
Pik. See Pigge.
Pykar, Walter, 14.
Pikard. See Picard.
Pikeman, Ralph, 58.
... ...... Robert, 58.
Pikerel, John, 165.
Pikering, Pykering, Robert de, 866.
, Master William de, 280, 366.
Scs Pickering.
GENERAL INDEX.
688
1 .
>/
, »-•
A-1 »
Piketlegh, Riehard son of Richard do, 480.
Piket, James, 58.
, Warin, 52.
Pilaidmton, Simon de, panon of Bulipge-
wortfa, 418.
Pilemund, Ralph, 20.
Pilgrimage, 160, 186, S09, 830, 458.
See Santiago; St. Thomas the
Martyr.
Pimme, John, 116.
Pinoenia. See Butler.
PiDchehast, Thomas, 410.
Pinohepo), John de, 88.
Pinibus, William Reimundi de. See Rei-
mundi.
Pinkeny, Henry de, 160, 169, 170.
, Robert de, 427.
Pinnookshire, Pynnekskire, co. Gloucester,
154.
Pioniis, John de, 852.
Pipevell, Pippewell, co. Northampton, abboT
of, 122.
, abbot and convent of, 216, 224, 234.
Piriton, William de, 870.
See aieo Perton.
Pisa. See Pysa.
Piscis, Hugh, 182.
Pistoja, merchanta of, 91, 92, 194, 214.
Pistoria, Pistorio, James de, 194, 395.
, Landus de, 820.
of Pistoja, 858, 401.
Pitte, Hamo, 121.
Piulesdon, Pywelesdon, Pulisdon, Roger de,
842.
, Master Thomas de, 92, 94, 140.
Place, Wydanus de la, 82.
Placentia, Plesenoia, Perinus de, 125.
, Reginald de, 125, 157.
, See Piacensa.
, Scotus de, 85.
, society of, 85.
See aUo Seoti.
Plaunt, Geoffrey, 88.
, John de la, 84.
, Riehard de la, 84.
Plea Rolls, 171.
Plesencia. See Placentia.
Plessetio, Hugh de, 11, 202, 217, 221, 468.
, Robert de, 81.
Pleynes, le, on the confines of Liucoln^utland,
and Leicester, 178.
Pleysant, Richard, 461.
Plogenet, Plukenet, Plokenet, Plugenet, Alan
de, 8, 18, 189, 241, 255, 874.
Plokenet See Plogenet.
Ploket, Hugh, 486.
See Plokenet
Plokenet. See Plogenet.
Plmnber, Lunrence de, 342.
Plnmeqrard, William de, 461.
Plumpton [co. Cumberland], 69.
[co. Northampton], church of, 40.
, Walter de, 42, 264, 265, 849.
Plumstead, Plumsted, co. Kent, 401.
[co. Kent?], township of, 448.
Plumsted [Plumstead, co. Norfolk], William
de, 179.
Pocklington, Pokelington [co. York], 386,
418, 439.
Poclichureh. See Pucklechurch.
Poook, Robert, 446.
Podio, Podyo, Henry, Henrigo de, 215, 819,
354>856.
, Raymond de, 809.
, Rolandinus de, or Orlandinns de,
merchant of Lucca, 106, 125, 131,
150, 158, 196, 1'99, 201, 208, 208-
210, 212-214, 218, 285, 241, 256-
259, 261, 265, 269, 272-274, 276,278,
280-283, 295, 297-301, 308-808, 810-
313, 819-823, 326, 330, 334, 386, 854-
356, 358, 361, 362, 366-368, 370, 875,
378, 880, 882, 390-896, 400-402, 404,
415, 418-428, 425, 486, 488, 440, 44."^,
445, 446, 448-450, 456.
, Ernaldinus de, 261.
, , keeper of the exchange of
London, 812.
iSee Looca.
Podyham, Thomas de, 445.
Poer, Ponere, Poure, Desederata le, ahbess of
KUleban, 197.
, John le, 74, 215.
Richard le, 178, 298, 388.
Robert le, 402.
, Thomas, 345.
William le, 432.
Poitiers, diocese of, 271.
Poitou, Joan, countess of, 286.
Pokelington. See Pocklington.
Pokes, William, 14.
, , Martin his fellow, 14.
Pokrely [co. Durham], 201.
Pole. See Poole.
Pole, Nicholas de la, 15, 330.
, Robert de, 887.
, Walter de la, 286.
Polenvill, Thomas de, 85.
Polesworth [co. Warwick] , St Edith's, Albreda
de Canvill, abbess of, 188.
priors and nuns of, 186.
, Sarra de Mamecestre, abbess of, 186.
Poleter, Thomas le, 252.
Polhampton [co. Hants], 886, 888, 488, 489.
Poling, Paling, co. Sussex, hundred of, 89.
Polingfold, John de, 376, 399.
Pollard, Adam, 179.
, John, 892, 480.
, Richard, 428.
PoUe, William, !>67.
, Aialilda his wife, 867.
584
GENERAL INDEX.
PoUernok, Arnold, 464.
Polteham, John de, 189.
Poltimore, Poltimor [co. Devon], 244.
Folje, John, 20.
Pomerey, Henij de la, 217.
Pomerol? Pomeroch [Landei], parish of
230.
Pontage, grants of, 129, 381, 418.
Ponte, Aymard de, 212.
, Aymer de, 326, 463.
Ponte, Roberti, Master Walter de, 444.
Pontefract, Punfrait [co. Vork], 66.
, merchants of, 15, 20, 25, 26, 50.
, Godfrey, prior of, 243.
, prior of, 177.
, Peter, the prior's nephew, 244.
, letters patent dated at, 894.
Pontefracto, Henry de, 224.
, William son of Raymond de, 243.
, , Thomas his brother, 244.
Fontesbury, Master Thomas de, 249.
Ponteys, John de, 79.
Pcnthieu, Pontif, 6, 890, 419.
, county of, 806.
, countess of. See Joan, queen of
Castile i Bleanor, consort of Edward I.
, debts of the land of, 395.
, exchequer of, 394.
, seneschal of. See Sandwyco,
Thomas de.
Pontigny [Yonnej , abbot and convent of, 151.
, Hugh, proctor of, 151.
, St. Edmund's, 199.
Pontivo, Arnold Johannis de. See Johannis.
Poole, la Pole [co. Dorset], 82.
Popes: — Gregory X., 27 March, 1271 ; Inno-
ceat v., 22 February, 1276 ; Adrian V.,
11 July, 1276; John XXI., 20 Sep-
tember, 1276; Nicholas III., 26 De-
cember, 1277 ; Martin IV., 28 March,
1281.
Pope, 116, 809, 818, 814, 316, 368, 398, 420.
, J. the, 186.
, legates of, 150.
, merchants of, 85.
, notary of, 163.
See Papal tenth.
Popering, Flanders, 247, 248, 256, 422.
Popindeu, Matthew de, 248.
Popyote, Edeiina, damsel of Eleanor, the king's
consort, 39o.
Porchester, Porecestre [co. Hants], castle
andforest of, 71.
, castle and manor of, with the forest,
27.
Porta, Forte, Brunus de, 453.
, Bateman de la, 414, 467.
, Claricia de la, 324.
, Gilbert de la, 414, 467.
John de la, 68.
Porter, Portur, GeolErey le, 317.
, Henry le, 407.
, Hugh le, 267.
, John le, 468.
, Nicholas le, of Bordeaux, erida of
the Isle of Oleron, 299.
, Reginald le, 845.
, Robert le, %4, 35.
, Roger le, 444.
, Simon le, 176.
Fortes, Hugh de, 440.
Portesmue, Walter de, parson of Codington,
388.
Portinton, Thomas de, 470.
Portland [co. Dorset], church of, 399.
Porto, Richard, cardinal bishop of, 274, 275,
279.
See also Kil wardby , Richard, de.
Portsmouth [co. Hants], 71, 162, 269,
439.
, bailifb and good men of, 4S7.
, customs at, 888.
, customs of, 342.
, prise of wines at, 438, 439.
Poste, Hugh le, 812.
Pot, Ernald le, 18.
Poter, Alexander le, 414.
Walter le, 414.
Poterel. See Pouterel.
Pothou, John de, 217.
Potingar. See Fetingar.
Pottere, Richard le, 444.
, , Stephen his brother, 444.
Pouere. See Foer.
Poulton [co. Gloucester], letters patent dated
at, 186, 176.
[co. Wilts, locally in Gloucester], 456.
Pounehardun. See Punchardon.
Pouns, Guy de, 65.
Fount Edolph, Zaohariah de, 256.
Poure. See Poer.
Pouterel, Poterel, Robert, 108, 978, 312.
Thomas, 117.
Powerscourt, or Stagonil, Staoonild [co. Wie^-
low], church of, 154.
Poze, William, 19.
Poyde, John, 243,
FoyUe, PuiUe, Walter de la, 351, 875.
Poynz, Poinz, Hugh, 189, 211.
......... See Pouns.
Poytenye, Reginald de, 19.
Prat, Henry, 439.
, SiUomon, 259.
Fratellis, Richard de, 299.
Pratis, St. Mary de. See Creake.
Pratis, Joan de, 414.
Frato, del Pre, Robert, de, 36, 465, 466.
Pre. See Frato ; Medwe.
Pr^ux [Calyados], abbot of, 298.
QENBBAL INDEX.
585
Preaus, Preas, Joan de, an idiot, 80.
, Roger de, 209, 428.
5e# Preuis.
Pressorhinif 371.
Prestatyn, co. Flint ? Prestaulton, 288.
Prest, Adam le, Alice wife of, 444.
Prestbmy, Prestebiry [co. Chester], church
of, 800.
[co. Qloacester], letters patent dated
at, 240.
Prestebury, John de, 408.
Presteclive. See Priestclifl.
Preston, church of, 395.
Preston, Geoffrey de. 111.
, Germanus son of Alexander de, 47 .
, Gilbert de, 145, 462.
Laurence de, 221.
, Richard son of Jordan de, 397.
, William de, 228.
Prestre, Richard le, 107.
, Robert le, 107.
Preuis, John de, 841.
Preus. See Preaus.
Previdal. See Providalis.
Pres, Robert de, 24.
Priclowe, Henry de, mayor of Chichester, 107.
Pridt, Roger, 24, 46.
Pridias, Roger, sheriff of Devon, 29, 82.
Pridinton, Roger de, 128.
Priestecliff, Prestecliye, co. Derby, 298.
^^gg^> Walter, 294.
Prik, John, 276.
5e«Pyrke.
Prikere, William le, 456.
Priour, Robert, 81.
Prise, Geoffrey de la, 15.
Pritrewell, Rannlph de, 274.
Prittlewell, Prittewell [co. Essex], 881.
, prior of, 80, 402.
> Nicholas de Cokefeld, late prior of
Cliffe, prior of, 487.
Priur, Henry, 21.
Procuratour, John le, 120.
Prop, Proppe, John, 18, 51.
Proppe, Lambert, 89.
Prostitutes, licences to, 204.
Provencal, Master William le, physician of
Eleanor, the king's mother, 79.
Pruvidalis, Previdal, Pmudalis, Providali,
Brovidalis, Attonius, Atinus, 18, 16,
52, 125,854,358,401.
Provino, Isaao de, Jew, 142.
Provins [Seine et Mame], May-fair of, 132.
, fair of St. Ayonl, 98.
9 &ir of, 4.
Provost, Henry le, 181, 446.
9 , Juliana his wife, 181.
...•••..., John le, 461.
• John son of John 1^ 446.
Provost — coHt
, Richard le, 848.
, Robert le, 414,467.
, Robert son of Robert le, 228.
., Thomas le, 467.
, , of Edneston, 263.
, Walter le. 815.
, William le, 347.
Provyns Isaac de, Jew of Lincoln, 98.
......... See Provins.
Prud, John le, 287.
Prude, Walter le, 18.
Prudhoe, Prudehou, co. Northumberland,
176.
Pmudalis. See Providalis.
Pucklechurch, Poclichuroh, co. Gloucester,
257.
Pucre, William de, 20.
Pudylond, Walter de, 445.
Puille. See Poylle.
Puld, Pui, society of the, of Florence, 321,
822.
Pulcia, Duracins de, 328.
SeeFuMi Florencia.
Pnleford. See Pnlford.
Polford ?Puleford [co. Chester], pass of, 258.
Pulham, CO. Norfolk, 178.
.., Puham [co. Norfolk], 238.
Pulisdon. See Piulesdon.
Pnltimor, Henry de, 244.
, Richard de, 244, 279.
, Thomas de, 244.
' 5s« Poltimore.
Pumbyry, Robert de, 269.
Punchard, Nicholas de, 445.
PuQchardoD, Pounchardun, Oliver de. 192.
221.
Pundere, Pyndere, Thomas le, 414.
, Thomas D . . . le, 467.
Punfrait See Pontefract.
Punsond, William, 289.
Punt, Philip del, 838.
Pnrcel, Hugh, 858.
, William, 388, 412.
Parle, Purlee, Ralph de. 111.
, Robert de, 27, 148.
Purveyance, 180, 181.
for the army, 448.
carriage by religious, 219, 226.
Puteyse, Thomas, 460.
Putte, Pytte, Wlmin atte, or Whnynin, Wol-
wyn, 21, 35, 36.
^eePette.
Putteneye, John de, 210.
Pny, le, de Podio [Bigorre], bishop of, 281.
Paye, Gilbert atte, 168.
Pu«. See Pulci.
Pus, Duracins de, 320.
5ee Pulcia.
P^oheford. See Pichefoid.
586
GENERAL INDEX.
P^oot, Pjkot, Pygot, John, aS6, 446.
, Peter, 381.
, Bobert, 481.
.William, 11, :t48.
, rememVnnoer of the Ex-
eheqaer of Dablin, 854.
Pygaohe, Robert, 89.
Pygttn» Pygoyn, Henry, 412.
,Hngb, 924.
Pyn, Pyne, Pevn, Thomas or Thomas da,
sheriff of DeTon, 29, 48, 49, 69, 189,
217,261,262.
, Thomas, sheriff of Devon, and con-
stable of Exeter castle, 29.
5(00 Pay n.
Pyndere. S^e Pundere.
Fynkeny. See Pinkeny.
Pynnok, Robert, 848.
, Thomas, 848.
Pyo, John de, 141.
Pypard, Pyppord,^ Ralph, 58, 158,282, 296,
430, 447.
, , Sibyl his wife, 158,882, 296,
430.
, Thomas, 462.
Pyrke, Henry, 84.
^^Pryke.
Pymbo, Simon de, 294.
Pyron, Robert, 845.
Pysa, Francis de» 96.
Pytte. See Patte.
Pyrel, Robert, 414, 467.
Pywelesdon. See Piulesdon.
Q
Qoander, Copin, 87.
Qnarrere, Quarere, John de la, 27.
Michael de la, 32.
, Nicholas del, 48.
Qaarr [Isle of Wight], abbot of, 288, 814,
474.
, abbot and convent of, 297.
Qnaxrington, Querendon [co. Backs], letters
patent dated at, 88.
, forest of, 250.
Quarry, 194.
Qoatal Jakemin, 251
Quayage, grants of, 374, 398.
Queneha^h [Hertibrd Hundred, eo. Hert-
ford], 446.
Quenington, Quenynton [co. Gloucester],
260, 261.
, letters patent dated at, 135, 186, 260,
261, 806, 841, 848, 854.
Querela, Henry, 84.
Richard de, 75.
Qnerenclon. See Quarrington.
Queynte, Hugh de, 64.
Queynterel, Walter, 226.
Quick, John, 15.
Quintino, Master Bonettus de, 118, 201.
See Sanoto Quintino.
Quo warranto, commissions of, 59, S48— 343.
, articles of enquiry, 59.
Qnynoys, John de, 888.
Qwinte. See Ck>inte.
Rabaine, Rabayne, EHas de, constable of
Gorfe castle, 80, 118, 158, 168, 181,
258, 284, 289, 888, 885, 424, 447, 449.
Matilda his wife, 447.
Rabbits unlawfully taken, 411.
Raby [co. Durham], lord of. See Neril,
Robert de.
Raby, Ralph de, 402, 420, 449.
Racoheslawe. See RathsaUagh.
Rackeleye, Geoffrey de, 474.
, Henry de, 474.
Reginald de, 474.
, Walter de, 474.
Radcot [co. Oxford], letters patent dated at,
74.
Raddesham, Walter de, 888.
Rademelde, William de, 228.
Radenor, John de, presented to Lsunvays bj
Breghenogh, 872.
, Master Peter de, 460.
Rading, Walter de, 441.
, William de, 63.
See Reading.
Radipole, Rappele, Rippele [oo. Dorset], 867.
Rafhtafli. oo. Kilkenny, 852.
Ralegh, Henry de, 158, 219, 842.
Raleye, William de, justice of Henry III.,
206, 290.
Ralph, John son of, de Ai88hd>uni, 416.
, , de Haleston, 276.
, Robert son of, de' Ingoldsby, 291.
, .....•, de LiUttreworth, 466.
, , de Monte, 120.
, Thomas son of, ie Chaumberisng,
178.
Ram, Nicholas, 284.
, Hugh his brother, 284.
Ramsbury [co. Wilts], letters patent dated at,
75-77.
Ramsey, Ramese [co. Huntingdon], William,
abbot of, 172, 197, 199, 255.
, abbot of, 469.
Randolf, Randulf, Henry, 896, 446.
.William, 84.
Randolveston. See Uanstoa.
'i
GENERAL INDEX.
587
Bandnlf . See Randolf . |
Ranston, BandoWeeton [oo. Dorset], 68, 195.
Banulph, Bichard son of, de Eton, 401.
Banyas, John, 20, 38.
Bape, 847, 849.
Bappele. See Badipole.
Bas, Amatuf de, 838, 841.
Basen, Basene, co. York, 859, 409.
Basen, Wert [co. York], 460.
Battol, Balph, 223.
Bath, Bethmor, in the deanery of Leehaill,
diocese of Down, church of, 161.
Bathdowney? Bathdoueny, co. Kilkenny,
852.
Bathekenny, Master Henry de, presented to
St. Milling, Baccheslawe, 804.
, prebendary of St. Patrick, Dublin,
804.
Bathele. See Buthealy.
Bathsallagh? Baccheslawe, Rosselawe [oo.
Wicklow], church o^ 4, 804.
Batlesden, Walter de, 233, 894.
Battoo, Battoy [co. Kerry] » S^- Peter and
St. Paul, Christian, abbot of, 141.
Baulyn, meadow in Qanno, Wales, 327.
Baoni [Landes ?] , 283.
Bayendale [co. Lincoln], Martin, prior of,
107.
Bayene, John son of William, 475.
Bayeneserd. See Bayenspur.
Bayeneston, Hugh de, 78.
See Bayenstone.
Bavenspar, Bavenesrod, Bayeneserd [co.
York], 137, 208.
Bayenstone, Bayeneston [co. Bucks], Adam
de Wymundele, prior of, 78.
Balph, canon of, afterwards prior of,
88.
Bayer, Balph le, 876.
Bayleigh, Beley, co. Essex, 41, 452.
Baymond, Beymund, Amulph son of Amulph
de Jousices, 154.
, William son of,de Pontefracto, 248.
, , Thomas son of, his brother, 244.
, Dionysia daughter of, 244.
See Beimundi.
Bayneyal, Warin de, 27.
Beading, Bading [co. Berks], 59, 852, 426.
abbey, 128.
, abbot of, 81, 864, 408.
abbey in debt, 81.
, abbot and conyent of, 7 8.
, deaneiy of, 42.
gaol, 364.
, letters patent dated at, 84.
Bearsby, Bezesby, co. Leicester, 349.
Beda. See Bede.
Bedbeigh, John de, 480.
Bedbridge, Budbrigg [co. Hants], pontage
f6r, 129.
Bedbum, Alexander de, 329.
Bedcaatle, de Bubeo Castro [co. Hereford],
850.
Beda, Bede, John de, 164, 196, 227, 408.
, Laurence de, 164.
, Bichard de, 224.
, Bobert de, 411.
, Bobert le, 19.
, , John his son, 19.
, Simon de, prior of Newport Pagnel,
262, 272.
, Bedd', Simon de, prior of Newport
PagneU, 293.
, William de la, 207.
Bede, co. Suffolk, 408.
Bedecambryn [co. Glamorgan?], 56.
Bedemere, John de, 410.
Bedenesse, Walter de, 470.
Bedesdale, co. Northumberland, forest of,
109.
Bedesham. See Bedisham.
Bedesham, Walter de, 29, 182.
Bedham, Matthew de, 343.
William de, 469.
Bedisham, Bedesham [co. Suffolk], 182.
Bedley [co. Durham], 201.
Bedmeriegh, Budnierle, Budmerlegh, Walter
de, 88, 818, 825, 867, 888, 438.
Bedmersham, Peter de, abbot of Fayersham,
2,3.
Bedway [co. Durham], 201.
Beginald, John son of, de Sk . . . wik, 298.
, Bichard son of, de Foston, 485.
..., William son of, le TaiUur, 447.
Beigate, Beygathe, Beygate, Master John de,
escheator north of Trent, afterwards
justice, 18, 23, 47, 89, 111, 188, 148,
175-178, 200, 238, 248, 245, 266, 267,
277, 284, 289, 292, 309, 814, 327, 828,
334, 837, 849, 350, 878, 383, 899.
Beimundi, Beymuudi, Master William, de
Miro Monte, canon of Bazas, proctor
of Constance, late the wife of Henry
de Alemannia, 310, 311, 350, 368, 377.
, William, de Pinibus, 102.
Beiner, Beyner, Bener, king's merchant of
Lucca, 326.
, SeeLukM.
, Giles son of, 26.
, James, 18.
, Lambert, 13, 18, 19, 84.
, Theobald, 18, 19.
, Thomas son of Peter son of, 248.
Beineri, Beyner, Beynery, Beynerii, Thaldns
or Thedaldos, Thealdus, or Theodald,
39, 98, 94, 214, 410.
, Bartholomew, 17.
, Fortinns, 92.
Beineyall, Warin, 62.
Beley. See Bayleigh.
Bemescnmb. See Bentscombe.
Bempeston, Geoffrey de, 176.
Bendon, Ireland, burgages of, 67.
588
GENERAL INDEX.
Rener. See Beiner.
BeDham, Bengham, co. Essex, 81.
, Nicholas de, 481.
Renuccini, Maynettus, 180.
Rentscombe, Remescumb [co. Dorset], 118.
R^le, la, Begula [GiroDde], 146.
Reresbj. See Rearsby.
Res, Rhys son of Griffith, 211.
, , Hoel his brother, 211.
, Vaghan, 212, 229.
Restormel [co. Cornwall], 292.
Retherefead, Nicholas de, 16.
Rethmore. See Rath.
Retyr. See Tretire.
Rene ward, John, 108.
Reuyng, Giles de, 86.
Reve, Roger, 224.
Revel, Hugh, Muster of the Hospitallers and
keeper of the poor of Christ, 97, 1 1 7.
Reveshal, Henry de, 418,
Revesone, Henry le, 467.
Rey, James le, 288.
5tf« Roy.
Reydon, John de, 402.
Reygate, co. Surrey, 414.
Reymes, Hugh de, 165.
Reyndon. See Roydon.
Reyneiy. See Reineri.
Reynvill, Michael de, 54.
Rhuddlan, Rothelan [co. Flint], 281, 256, 296,
809, 419.
, bailiff of. See Badelesmere, Gnn-
celin, de.
, burgages in, 259.
, castle, works of, 297.
, corpus of the castle of, 474.
, fee farm of, 824.
, works of, Master James, keeper of,
870.
, king's meadow of, 870.
, letters patent dated at, 221, 227-
281, 288-285, 246, 277.
, settlers at, 866.
Rhyfiniog, Rowennok, Wales, land of, 282.
Rhys Vaghhan. See Res.
Riagium, 431.
Ribaldi, 355.
Ribe, Rybe, Byve, Bertram de, 22, 23, 86, 88.
Kicardi of Lucca, society of the, 854.
Richard, earl of Cornwall, king of Almain, or
king of the Romans, 4, 9, 409, 465.
, , Henry his son, 435.
, Daniel son of, de Cantuaria, 478.
, Henry son of, de Astley, 886.
, Hugh son of, 380.
John son of, le Mouner, 283.
, Michael son of, le Hyne, 268.
Nicholas son of, de Rungeton, 455.
, Richard son of, de Acton, 800.
, , de Pickeslegh, 480.
Richard, Richard son of — cent,
, , le Wode, 467.
, Roger son of, deLenton, 430.
, Simon son of, de Ktlmehallok, 481.
, Thomas son of, 888.
William son of, 484.
, le Hyne, 268.
, the Tailor, 881.
Richards Castle [co. Salop], Robert de
Mortuo Man, of. See Mortuo Marl
Riche, Alexander le, 14, 15, 82, 880.
Richemund, Rychemund, Master Adam de,
79, 450.
, Roald son of Roald de, 222.
.., Rowald de, 878«
Richer, Robert, 367.
Richerii, Guar^elottus, 129.
Richmond, Rychemond [co. York], 81.
, Master Geoffrey, archdeacou o^ 177.
, archdeacon of, 227.
See Newark, Master Henry de;
Passclewe, Master Thomas ; Sancto
Marco, Master Geofiey de.
, castle of, chapel of, 270.
, county o^ 886, 387, 488, 439.
, earldom of, 94.
, earl of. See Britannia, John de.
, honor of, 112, 283, 284.
land of, 471. .
Rickinghall, Rykinghall, co. SufEblk, 292.
Ricoverer, James, 312.
Ridale, PhiUp de, 177, 443.
Bievaulx, Byvall [co. York], abbey of, 152.
, abbot of, 264, 278.
Riggesby, Richard de, Matilda wife of, 326.
Rilleston, Eustace de, 255.
Ringehale, Henry de, 389.
Ringwood, Ryngwod, co. Hants, 862, 426,
445.
, church of, 54, 77.
, letters patent dated at, 77.
Rioncio, Peter de, 101.
, , William his brother, 101.
Ripa, Elena de, 448.
Ripariis, Rypariis, John de, 217, 468.
, Maigery de, 409.
, William Amaldde, 141.
Rippinghale, John son of John de, 217.
Ripplingham, Ralph de, 317.
Ripon [co. York], letters patent dated at, 896.
Ripon, Nicholas de, 284.
Rippele. See Radipole.
Risby, Riseby, co. Lincoln, 410.
Riseclyve. See Rushdie.
Rising [co. Norfolk], letters patent dated at,
423, 469.
Risseton, John de, 844.
Rissington, Risyndon Basset, co. Gloucester
288.
Biston, Adam de, 315.
GENERAL INDEX.
589
Bysindon. See Rissington.
Riveandiy sport, 404.
Kiveby [Riby» co. Lincoln], Ralph de, 849.
Ro, Robert le, 400.
Roald, Roald son of, de Richemund, 222.
Roads to be cleared 200 yards, 270.
Robert, Master, king's baker, 162.
, Eudo son of, 405.
, Geoffrey son of, le Festor, 223.
, Henry son. of, 474.
„ John son of, 474.
, Peter son of, de Saltfletby, 409.
PhiHp son .rf, 294,
, Richard son of, le Messer, 180.
leTanur, 294.
, Robert son of, 881, 405.
, , le Provost, 223.
, , de Schales, 422.
Roger son of, 828.
, Thomas son of, 387.
, William son of, de Rotington. 136.
Roberti, Roberty, Alexander, 410.
, Richard, 410.
, Robert, 136.
, WiUiam, 410.
Robertsbridge [co. Sussex], abbot of, »86.
, abbot and convent of, 291.
Robiry. See Rothbury.
Roce, Peter son of Adam le, 1 80.
RocedevalL <S>e6 Roncevaux.
Rocester, Roucestre, co. Stafford, abbot and
convent of, 224.
Roche, John de la, 891.
Rochechooard, de Rupe Canardi, Rmeric,
vicomte de, 98.
Rocheford, David de, 353.
, Richard de, 353.
, Thomas de, 853.
Rochefort, Rocheford [Charonte Inf.], fee of
in the isle of Oleron, 134.
Rochemerebek, John de, 19.
Rochea, John de, 828.
Rochester [co. Kent], 86, 286, 314.
, archdeacon of. See Sancto Diouisio,
John de.
, bishop of. See Merton, Walter de.
, William, bishop of, 86, 89, 259.
, bishop of, 84, 85.
, bridge and qoays of, 414.
, castle of, 876.
, walls of, long since burned, 430.
, &rm of town of, 376.
, letters patent dated at, 316, 458.
, St. Andrews, prior of, 8^.
See Roffii.
Rochford, co. Essex, hundred of, 41 .
Rockclifl, RoutheclyTe [co. Cumberland], 895.
Rockele. See Rokesle.
Rockingham, Rokingham [co. Xorthamber-
land], forest, 215, 216, 403, 434.
, letters patent dated at, 325, 399.
Rode, John le, 39.
Rodemare, John de, 288.
Rodes, Sir Gerard de, 112, 139, 143, 187, 247.
Rodestan, Walter de, 100.
Roding. See Roothing; Rothing.
Rodinton, Henry de, 16.
Rodne, Thomas son of Alan de, 304.
Roffa, Salomon de, justice, 63, 89, 103, 117,
118, 120, 128, 174, 244, 263, 267, 277,
284, 289, 293, 309, 328, 345, 349, 350,
377, 884, 393, 895, 403, 404, 423, 44<<,
442, 443, 451, 461-464.
, WiUiam de, 189.
Rogate, Robert de, 76, 308, 329 .
Roger, Adam son of William son of, de Newe-
ton, 444.
, Elias son of, de Bassingburn, 294.
, Godfrey son of, de Gildecote, 34).
, John son of, de Fonte, 327.
, Richard son of, 116.
Robert son of, 88, 189, 248, 395, 470.
, Elobert son of, de Wauuton, 417.
, Roger son of, le Marchaund, 163.
, Walter son of, le Orfevre, 848.
, William son of, prior of the hospital
of Jerusalem in Ireland, 59, 97.
Rogii, Roger, 34.
Rogyumpel. See Rougepel.
Rokele, Eliaa de, 468.
, Philip, 464.
, Philip de la, 211, 382, 399.
, Robert de la, 220.
See Rokesle.
Rokella, Peter Martini de. See Martini.
Rokelund. See Rnckland.
Rokesle, Rockesle. Rokele, Rockele, Gregory
de, 15,23, 26, 81, 95, 99, 126, 127, 147,
152, 156, 158, 163, 168, 183, 184, 236,
240, 25.5, 273, 286, 301, 312, 3:20, 322,
323, 326, 884, 336, 347, 349, 353, 358,
361, 362, 366-^68, 370, 371, 375, 378,
380,382,889-896, 400-402, 404,415,
418-428, 425, 435-438, 440, 443, 445,
446, 448-450, 467, 469, 472, 474.
, , chamberlain of London and
Sandwich, 126.
, , chamberlain of London, 168.
, , mayor of London, 81, 147, 184,
801.
, buyer of the king's wines, 95,
127.
, Robert de, 411.
, Walter de. 431.
Roket, Robert, 278.
Rokingham. See Rockingham.
Roland, Robert, 228.
Roldeston, Benedict de. 111.
Rollesby, co. Norfolk, advowson of, 324.
590
GENERAL INDEX.
Rolletby, Robert de, 447.
William son of Arnold de, 824.
Bollinges, Roger de, 486.
RolreitOD. See Rowlitone.
Roma, Master Angelas de, 209.
Romans, Hartmann son of the king of the,810.
Rome, de Urbe, 425.
, court of, 30, 40, 44, 68, 74, 182, 184,
148, 164, 281, 259, 260, 268, 272, 274,
278, 808,816, 824, 865, 889, 428, 427,
448,444,451,457,460.
, , advocate of, 274.
Romely, William de, 427.
Romenbale. See Romnej,
Romenhale, John de, 109.
..., prior of Bilsington, 164.
Romesey, Nicholas de, 198.
Thomas de, 460.
5ee Romsey.
Romeyn, Peter le, 248.
Romney, Romenal [co. Kent], 46, 71, 107,
186, 149, 881, 469.
farm and bailiifs of, 12.
, letters patent dated at, 149, 150, 151,
179.
Romsey, Romese [co. Hants], St. Mary's
abbey, 857.
, abbess and nuns of, 161.
, letters patent dated at, 78.
Roncevauz, Rocedevall, Rossedevall, hospital
of, 447.
, prior of, 288, 362.
Roothing, Rotbing, Royng, co. Essex, 173,
414.
Ropford, Agnes de, 81.
Ros, Wales, eantred of, 464, 465.
Rob, John de, 49.
, Margaret de, 228.
, Nicholas de, 871.
, Robert de, the younger, 1 90.
, , the elder, 190.
, Robert de, 199, 220, 480.
, William de, 216,235.
, William son of Robert de, 190.
See Ross, Ireland.
Rosconell, Rosconnyl, co. Kilkenny, 353.
Boscrea, Rosshcre [King's co. and co. Tippe-
rary], 416.
, adYOWson of, 416.
Roseg, Peter de, 879.
Rosemund, Ck)dfrey, 467.
Roseye, Baldwin de, parson of All Saints,
Rokelund, 295.
, Walkelin de, 428.
Rosiust, Roger, 410.
Ross, Rosse [co. Wexford], 208, 260.
, Ros, Ireland, bishop of. See O'Hull-
can, Peter.
, , dean and chapter of, 81.
, , Thomas, canon of, 81.
, , Walter, bishop of, 81.
Rossedevall. See Roncevauz.
Rosseford, Rossheford, Michael de, 410.
, Richard de, 410.
, William de, 410.
Rossegill, John de, 842.
Rosselawe. See Rathsallagh .
Rossenan, co. Kilkenny, 853.
; Rossheden, Humphrey de, 480.
Rosshcre. See Roscrea.
Roflsington, Rosyngton [co. York], 64.
Rossy, countess of, 445.
Rosterlegh, Robert de, 425.
Roston, Thomas de, 189.
Rosyngton. See Rortington.
Rota, Odo de, 162.
, , Gerard his brother, 162.
Rote, Gilbert, Ofserewe, 420.
Roteware, Adam son of William, 180.
Rothbury, Robiry [co. Northumberland],
church of, 223.
Rothelan. See Rhuddlan.
Rotherham [co. York], 802.
Rothlng, Roding, Geoffrey de, 25S, 336.
Henry de, 65.
See Roothing.
Rothley Temple, Rothelegh [co. Leicester],
church of, 159.
advowson of, 169.
Rotinge, William de, 451.
See Rotbing.
Rotington, William son of Robert de, 136.
Rouecestre [? Rochester, Kent], 51.
S^fe Rocester.
Rouen, merchanU of, 17-20, 22-24, 84-36,
38, 50-52, 54.
, St. Catherine du Mont, abbot of,
166, 286, 290, 292, 817, 852.-
, Johnde Sancto Petro, abbot of,
381.
, St. Mary's, dean and chapter of, 123,
188, 317,328,828.885.
W. archbishop of, 316, 402.
Rougepel, Rogyumpel, Rugepeel, Matthew,
209, 218, 800.
Rougham, Rucgham [co. Suffolk], church of,
829.
Ronlton. See Rowton.
Roulyston [co. Somerset], 898.
Rous, Patrick le, 189.
Rowde, Rudes [oo. Wilts], chnrcli of, 80,
127,
Rowennok. See Rhyflniog.
Rowlstone, Rolveston [co. Hereford], 251 .
Rowner, Rouenor [co. Hants], 195.
Rowton, Roulton [co. Salop], 460.
Roxeth [co. Middlesex], 418.
Roy, George le, 36.
See Rey.
Roy don, Reyndon [co. Essex], 461.
( Royng. See Roothing.
GENERAL INDEX.
59 L
Boyston [co. Herts], 468.
gaol, 899.
, letters patent dated at, 19S, 197.
Biibeo Castro, de. See Bedcastle.
Buogham. See Bougham.
Bovkland, Bokelnnd [co. Lincoln], church of,
S95.
Bucote, Folk de, 388, 842, 416.
Bodbrigg. See Bedbridge.
Bades. See Bowde.
Bndgwick, Bugewik [co. Sussex], ehurch of,
153.
Badmerle. See Bedmarlegh.
Bae [Somme], 806.
..., burgesses and commonalty of, 438.
, vicomt^ of, 888.
Bne, Simon de, 853.
Bufford, Boghford [co. Notts], abbot of, 5,
895.
Bu%, William, bailifl of Saintes, 429.
Bngeoonet, Boger, 451.
Bugepeel. See Boogepel.
Boghford. See Boffiord.
Buhil, Beginald de, 869.
Bully, Hubert de, 116.
Bunoevaus, John de, 848.
Bunoton, Bungeton [co. Norfolk], church of,
318.
Bungeton. See Buncton.
Bungeton, Nicholas son of Richard de, 455.
Bonham [co. Norfolk], William de, 179.
Bupe, Eustace de, 883.
, , David his brother, 383.
Bupe Cauardi, Emeric de, 98, 100, 154, 160,
353, 494.
, , Matilda his wife, 160.
, Guy de, 160.
, , Sibyl his wife, 160.
, Fucald de,424.
William de, 100.
See Bochechouard.
Bupella, Richard de, sometime justiciary of
Ireland, 100.
Bus, Geoffrey le, 483.
, Henry le, 827.
, , king's larderer, 827.
...., Henry son of Adam le, 475.
, Bichard his brother, 475.
John le, 208, 222.
Patrick le, 161.
, Peter le, 28.
, Bichard le, 467.
, Boger le, 15.
, Thomas le, 887, 846.
William le, 842, 467.
Boshall^ Bustreshale, co. Wilts, 345.
Bnshbiixy [co. Salop], letters pateut dated
at, 277.
Bnsheliffe, Biseclyre, co. Notte, hundred of,
186.
Russel, Edmund, 408.
, Geoffi^y, 288, 287, 840, 841.
, Gilbert, 159.
, Godfrey, 88.
, Henry, 159,412.
, James, 424.
, John, 268, 267, 294, 458.
, , Juliana wife of, 363.
, clerk, 441.
, Jordan, 268, 267.
, PhUip, 368.
Ralph, 184, 424.
, , sometime sheriff of Wilt«,
457.
, Richard, 86, 416.
, Robert, 14, 243, 460.
.: , Thomas, 281.
, WiUiam, 248, 281, 314, 349.
RuBselli, John, 486.
Rustreshale. See Rushall.
Rothealy, Rathele [barony of Cranach], co.
Kilkenny, 358.
Rutland, county of, 287.
forest, 335.
, forestership of, 360.
, foresters of, 140.
Ruyton, Robert de, 349, 409.
Ry. See Rye.
Kybe. See Ribe.
Rybred Heychtyn in Qanno, Wales, 827.
Ryckeral, John de, 383.
Bycolf, John, 817.
Rydal [a/tcu Tydal], Philip de, 235, 246.
Bye [co. Sussex], 48, 71, 91, 104, 106, UU,
344.
, barons of, 474.
, bailiffs and good men of, 91.
, barons and bailiffs of, 12.
, barons and men of, 451.
, church of, 81, 249.
, farm of, 104.
town and miUs of, 91, 106.
Rye, Ry, Aaron de la, Jew of London, 98.
, Agatha de la, 84.
, firioe de la, 151.
, John de, of Holm, 190.
, Nicholas de, 326.
, Richard de ta, presented to Olewer,
81.
Ryhale, William de, 145, 201.
Rykinghal. See Rickinghall.
Ryndweya, Geoffrey de, yicar of Kempsey,
227.
Ryngwode. See Ringwood.
Rypon, Auger de, 896.
See Ripon.
Ryselingbiry, Ralph de, 817.
R^Tsll. See Rievaulz.
RyvaU, William de la, 14.
592
GENERAL INDEX.
Rjye. See Ribe.
Byyel, John, 24.
, William, 441.
Se« Kevel.
Byyere, Boger de la, 871, 87S, 896, 397.
S
Sabatto de. See Saul.
Sabaudia, Sauveye, Amisius alias Amadeus
de, 278, 274, 275, 282.
^, Lewis de, dean of St. Martin's le
Grand, London, 49, 62. 860.
, prebendary of St. Patrick's,
Dublin, 229, 262.
, Peter de, 51.
5^0 a^o Savoy.
Sabler, Master Poncias, 281.
Sablyn, Jacob, Jew of York, 100.
Sacro Fonte, Andrew de, abbot of Athelney,
866, 868.
Sadberg, Sadbarg [co. Durham ?], sheriflf of,
70.
Sadely, or Sadeby, ward of, 167.
Saer, William, 472.
Saerun, Christiana, 889.
Saham, William de, 38, 66, 89, 163, 183, 218,
248, 277-279, 288, 285, 287, 313, 896,
428, 468, 469.
, , presented to Kingsclere, 86,
232.
See Soham.
St. Adrian's, Ottobon, cardinal deacon of,
legate in England, 365.
St. Agnant, de Sancto Aniano [Charente
Inf.], 271.
St. Albans [co. Hert»], abbot of, 4.5.
, abbey and convent, 378.
, liberty of , 878.
, , coroner in, 378.
, letters patent dated at, 29.').
St. Andrews, Scotland, 28.
William, bishop of, 208, 22.5.
St. Asaph, Wales, Anian, bishop of, 1 12, 129,
285, 295, 300.
bishop of, 139, 191, 196.
, Griffin, archdeacon of, 191.
, Gervase, canon of, 201.
, canons of, 209.
, diocese of, 234.
St Briavels [co. Gloucester] forest, 1 99.
, court of, 199.
St. Bride [co. Pembroke], church of the town
of, 802.
St. Clear's, St. Clare [co. Carmarthen], 9.
, lands of, 87.
St. Davids, Wales, Richard, bishop of. 199*
868.
, Thomas, bishop of, 420, 425, 426,
445, 465.
, bishop of, 139.
See Csren, Richard de; Bek,
Master Thomas.
, bishopric of, 368.
, , gaol of, 412.
diocese of, 58, 61, 75, 209, 278, S02,
872.
, prebend in, 870.
St Denys without Southampton [co. Hants]
prior of, 129.
, prior and convent of, 118.
, Henry de Hampton, prior of, 388,
890, 394.
St. Edmund, 151.
St. Edmund's Bury [co. Suffolk], abbey, 813,
825, 829, 330, 834, 897.
, John de Norwold, abbot of, 314, 331.
John, abbot of, 862.
, Simon, abbot of, 807.
, abbot of, 241, 254, 292.
, abbot and convent of, 132, 165, 198.
, abbot of, liberty of, 100.
, prior and convent of, 188.
, kitchen, purchaser of the, 327,
, villeins of, 182.
St. Emilinn [Gironde], 429.
St. Eustace's, Jordan, cardinal deacon of,
canon of York, 424,
St. Evroul in Normandy, William, abbot of,
818,
St. Fort, diocese of Saintes [Charente Inf.]
271.
St Helen's, Isle of Wight, prior of, 250.
St Ives [co. Hunt], fair of, 408.
St. James. See Santiago.
St. John of Jerusalem, hospital of: —
, in the Holy Land, 215, 896.
.......... master of. See Revel, Hugh.
roaster of, in England. See Cancy,
Joseph de.
, Joseph, prior of, 52.
, , prior of, 44, 174, 215, 247.
, , prior of in England. See
Veer, Roger de.
, , prior of in London. See Ful-
burn, Stephen de.
, , , special protection for,
247.
in Wales and the March, 247.
, nobles of, 117.
, prior of, in Ireland, 277, 379.
See Roger, William son of.
St. John [of Perth ?] , 26,
St. Josse au Bois, Sancti Judoci in Nemore
[Somme], abbey of, 431.
St. Laurence, Master Haidician of. See
Milan.
GENERAL INDEX.
593
St. Liyrade, de Saneta Liberata [Gironde],
251.
St. Macaire [Gironde], 23.
, town and castle of, 885-887.
, pedage of, fishery of, 885-887.
St. Martin's, Old, Jersey, pariah of^ 356-,
858.
St Mary's in Cosmedyn, J, cardinal deacon
of, 253.
St. Mary's in Portico, M[atthew] cardinal
deacon of, 253.
St. Aranrice sur Is^re, St. Maurice in Chablay
[Savoie], 64.
St. Omer [Nord], mayor and ichevins of,
325.
, merchants of, 2, 5, IS, 28-26, 84-37.
55, 65, 284.
, St. BerUn's, Walter, abbot of, 420.
, Adenulphus, provost of, canon of iSt.
PanPs, London, 161.
St. Osbert [Bazas], bastide of, 145.
St. Osyth'H, CO. Essex, S3.
, Adam, now abbot of, S3.
, Adam de Wiham, abbot of, 12.
, Henry, late abbot of, 33.
St. Peter Port, Jersey, port of, 82.
St. Quentin in Vermandois [Picardy], 18.
St. Richard, sometime bishop of Chichester,
148.
St. Sauveur, Normandy, [St. Sauveur le Vi-
comte, Manche] , abbot of, 228.
St. Sulpice, Gascony [Charente Inf.], 108.
St. Thomas the Martyr, shrine of, 136.
, of Aeon, in Ireland, master and
brethren of, 11.
St. Yandrille, de Sancto Wandrigiailio [Seine
Inf.], abbot of, 431.
Saintbury, Sinbury [co. Gloucester], 134.
Saintes [Charente Inf.], 429.
, diocese of, 118, 271, 885, 887.
, bishopric of, 885, 887.
Saintonge, 385.
Sakintot, Alan de, 52.
Salcey, Saucey [oo. Northumberland], forest
of, 885.
Saloker. See Salt Scar.
Sale, Godfrey de la, 243.
., John de la, 211.
, Peter de la, 308.
, Robert de la, 876.
Salekene, Bischop, 107.
Salekyn, John, 258.
, Thomas, 454,
Salines, Salins, Stephen de, 106, 448.
Saling, Master Roger de, presented to Runge-
ton, 313.
Salinis, William de, clerk of Edward, first-
born of Henry TIL, 181.
, , archdeacon of Dublin, 75, 173,
277, 278.
99187.
Salisbury [co. Wilts], 181, 341. .
, bishop of, 814.
, See Wychehampton, Master
Robert de.
R. bishop of, 1, 9, 10, 457.
, bishop-elect of, 43.
.......... canon of, 370.
A. castle, 118.
, mill under, 118.
, Patrick, sometime earl of, 118.
, diocese of, 31, 53, 80, 88, 85, 135,
278, 295, 317, 328, 398, 399, 403, 405,
427,440,447,449.
[St. Mary's], dean of. See Scamel,
Master Walter ; Wychehampton,
Master Robert de.
, dean and chapter of, 49, 54.
, , prebends in, 49.
, St. Peter's church, 85.
Salkeld, Salukeld [co. Cumberland], 69.
Salkild, Thomas de, 441.
Sallop, Sallopia, Salopia, John son of Hugh
de, 25.
, Luke de, monk, afterwards abbot of
Lulleshall, 108.
, Thomas de, chamberlain of the ex
chequer of Dublin, 827.
Salnis. See Salines.
Salomon, Jew of Marlborough, 428.
son of Jacob, Jew of Lincoln, 152.
Salop,- county of, 67, 237, 470, 475.
, coroners of, SOO.
, courtesy of, 192.
, eyre in, 385.
forest, 227, 242.
, foxes in, 827.
, munition of, against Wales, 218.
, sheriff of, 187, 189, 197-199, 301, 360,
439.
, 5e« KnoTill, Bogo de.
, snb-escheator in. See Erkelawe,
John de.
Salt Scar ? Salcker in Cly velond, 472.
Saltfleteby, Saltefletby, Peter son of Robert
de, 409.
, Simon de, 176.
Saltwood, CO. Kent, 473.
Salumbeni, society of the, 214.
Salumbien, John, 448.
iSee a/«o Senis.
Salvatere, Rikus, 194.
Samford, Saunford [co. Suffolk], hundred of,
141.
Sampe, Sampo, Cempe, Hugelin, 34, 36, 91,
93, 196, 214.
., Roger, 196.
Sampson, Adam, 21.
, Alan, 64.
.'..., , Constance his wife, 64.
, Master Henry, 471.
P P
594
GENEBAXi INDEX.
Sampson — cont.
, John, 294, 384, 402, 425, 460, 461,
464.
, Maurice, 464.
de Northampton, Jew of London,
156.
son of Abraham de Hereford [Jew],
sas.
son of Vives, Jew of London, 144.
Sampsonis, John, 462.
Samuel de Eboraco, Jew of London^ 458.
John, 59.
, Peter, 399.
son of Aaron de Colecestre and Jo-
ceus his brother, Jews of Colchester,
42.
Sancryf, Walter de, 152.
Sancta Cruce, Hugh de, 11.
Sancta Elena, Beatrice de, 87.
John de, 211.
Sancta Liberata. See St. Livrade.
Sanoto Ademaro, William de, 132.
See St. Omer.
Sancto Albano, Adam de, 172, 17<s.
Master John de, 80.
, Robert de, 398.
, Boger de, presented to St. Michael's,
StauQtoD, 45.
, Thomas de, 256.
Sancto Albino Mauger de, 69, 192, 342.
, Thomas, de, 853.
Sancto Amando, Almaric de, 78,99, 192, S49,
261,819, 879, 408,444.
, Johnde, 399.
Sancto Anien', Andrew de, 468.
See Agnant.
Sancto Audegundo, Gilbert de, 17.
, Giles de, 16.
Sancto Audoeno, John de, 221.
Sancto Audomaro, Master John de, 420.
, prebendary of Dublin, 110.
, , prebendary of Hereford, liH.
Walter de, 220.
Sancto Botulpho, Geofirey de, 221.
, Robert de, 309.
, Master William de, presented to
Westhorsleye, 300.
Sancto Claro, John de, 827.
, Robert de, 207, 825.
, William de, 832. 342,403,407, 456,
461.
Sancto T>imitrio, John de, imperial public
notary, 18.
Sancto Dionysio, John de, 9, 12, 876, 451.
, , archdeacon of Rochester,
keeper of the Domus Conversorum,
London, 376. ...
, , parson of Horton, 451.
Sancto Edmnndo, John de, 22.
, presented to Wylingham, 91.
., Laurence de, 148.
Sancto Edmundo— con/.
, Robert de, 258.
Master Stephen de, Nicholas son of,
81.
Sancto Egidio, Gerin de, 405.
Sancto Foasino, Sancto Fashino, Seyntfiueyo,
Sancto Susshino, Sancto Fuscencio,
Giles de, 85, 38.
, Jacomin de, 52.
, James de, 15,87.
Sancto Georgio, Master Jamea de, 418.
, Peter de, 142.
„ Master Stephen de, 1 48.
, , presented to Stanewell, 242, 295.
, Stephen de, 76.
, , presented to Hareresham, 209.
, , presented to Lympsham,61.
Sancto Germano, Ernald de, 148.
Sancto Gorono, William de, 12.
Sancto Ivone, Nicholas de, 44.
, rector of Conegeston, Shirland
and Elesworth, 230.
Sancto Johanne, John de, 131, 176, 192, 211,
213, 216, 220, 283.
Sancto Laudo, Adam de,29l, 292,348.
Sancto Laurencio, Gerard de, 464.
, Robert de, hermit of Cripplegate,
London, 99, 450.
Sancto Leodegario, Ralph de, 276.
William de, 353.
Sancto Leo&rdo, Master Gilbert de, 808, 82S,
329.
Sancto Leonardo, Ralph de, 17.
Sancto Lido, Sen Lis, Sans, Sanlyt, Henry
de, 881.
Johnde, 18,20, 36,87.
Sancto Manafeto, Adam de, 153.
Sancto Marco, Master Geoffrey de, archdaaeon
cf Richmond, 254.
,WUliam de, 189.
Sancto Mario, Master Peter de, archdeacon of
Surrey, 869, 870.
, Hugh de, 370.
Sanoto Martino, Hubyn de, 21, 87, 38, 51, 165.
, de, 88.
Sancto Mauro, Laurence de, 156, 157, 251,
428, 436, 440, 441.
, Ralph his brother. 436,440,441.
Nicholas de, 157,456.
Sancto Mlchaele, Richard de, 308.
Sancto Neocho, Bartholomew de, presented
to Whaddon,447.
Sancto Nicholao, Robert de, presented to
Coker Maundevill, 263.
, William de, 162,369.
Sancto Omero, John de, 26, 85, 246.
, Master John de, the king's physician,
96.
, Lambert de, 26, 85.
, Thomas de, 46.
, WUHam de, 8, 59,
Q£N£BAL INDEX.
595
Sancto Oswaldo, William de, 243.
Sancto Paulo, Pelegrin de, 451.
Sancto Fetro, John de, abbot of St. Catherine
da Mont» Booen, 351.
, Peter de, S6, 115, 385,386,880.
, Bobertde, of Staplefoid, 111.
Sancto Quininto, Master fionettus de, 62, 147,
227, 256, 297, 816, 821, 399, 425,
445.
1 , presented to Aldinton and
Semeth, 297.
I , dean of Bruges, 256,445.
, , parson of Scryvelish, 399,
426.
, Bobertde, 65.
, Simon de, 65.
Sancto Bemigio, Master William de, 296.
Sancto Bomano, Peter de, 43 1 .
Sancto Stephano, Henry de, 219.
Sancto Sussliino. See Sancto Fussino.
Sancto Swyberino, William de, 32.
Sancto Trudone, Gilbert de, 35.
Sancto Victore, James de, 59.
Sancto Vigore, James de, presented to Dene,
128.
, Thomas de, 274, 303, 308, 341, 342,
349, 406.
, Master Thomas de, 473.
Sancto Walerico, John de, 48, 118.
Sancto Wandrigisilio. See St. Vandrille.
Sanctuar}-, 383.
in churches, 6, 32.
at a church door, 446.
Sanctus Melot-us. See My lor.
Sandecroft, Matthew de, 328.
Sanden Fee in Hangerford, Sandone [co.
Berks], 436.
Saudiacre, Sandyacre, Geoffrey de, 30, 155,
178, 329, 343, 407.
, , Clemency wife of , 178.
, John de, constable of Tickhill castle,
49.
, Thomas de, presented to Horslegh,
101.
Sandon, John de, 278.
, Bichard de, 99.
Sandton. See Santon.
Sandwich [co. Kent], 67-69, 71, 121, 186,
139, 149, 170, 240, 269, 404, 489.
, bailiffs and barons of, 12, 149.
, Carmelite friars of, 404.
, chamberlain of. See Bokesle, Gre-
gory de.
, mayor of, 69.
, merchants of, 18-21, 34, 86,88,48,
50, 51.
, , king's rancour against, 139.
Sandwico, Sandwyx, Sandwyco, Henry de,
bishop of London [13 Nov. 1262-
16 Sept. 1278], 7, 60.
, Johude, 404.
Sanwico, Sandwyz, &c. — cont.
, Balph de, steward of the king's de-
mesnes north of Trent, 112, 119, 127,
133, 139, 146, 168, 172, 173, 177, 183,
185, 200, 217, 236, 245, 272, 278, 279,
281, 285, 287, 310, 316, 322, 329, 359,
363, 368, 374-376, 386, 388, 408, 408,
414, 415, 417, 419, 422, 426, 435, 486,
438, 439, 445, 454, 457, 458, 468, 473,
474.
, , constable of St. Briavell's, 435.
, Thomas de, sheriff of Essex, 69, 88,
116, 264. 265, 284, 288, 290, 302, 303.
, , seneschal of Ponthieu, 388, 390)
395,419, 445.
Sandyacre. See Sandiaore.
Sanford. See Saumford.
Sangelton, Simon de, 207.
iSee Sengelton.
Sanlys. See Sancto Licio.
Santander [Spain] , 342.
Santiago, pilgrimage to, 55, 76, 132, 137, 138,
187, 249, *256, 258, 269, 295, 304, 829,
.356, 357, 361, 364, 866, 424, 460.
Santon, Sandton, co. Lincoln, 410.
Sanx. See Sancto Licio.
Saracens, 137, 176.
invading Castile, 1 28.
Sarazin, Stephen, 450.
Sarraceni, Andrew, 61.
, John, 61.
Sartryn, Peter del, 316.
Sarum [co. Wilts], 857.
, Friars Minors of, 892.
, Old, 461.
gaol, 346.
, St. Peter, church of, 312.
, New. See Salisbury.
Saterday, Bobert son of William, 466.
Sattelmole, Sutelmole, Frederic, 14.
See Scotelmund.
Saubanhac, William Arnaldi de. See Arualdi.
Saubanihag, [Saubagnac, Landes], Amatua
de, 283.
Saucey. See Salcey.
Saukevill, Jordan de, 45.
Matilda, late the wife of Geoffery de,
46.
Saul, de SabaUo [co. Down], St. Patrick's,
Geoffrey de Stok, or Stockeys, abbot of,
29, 104, 282.
Sault-de-Navailles, Saut [Basses Pyr.], castle
of, 194.
Saumford, Saunford, Sanford, Master John de,
escheator of Ireland, 2, 8, 29, 58, 62, 64,
101, 186, 218, 269, 277, 809, 830, 379,
881, 398, 451.
, , prebendary of Dublin, 110.
, , dean of Dublin, 110.
, Bobertde, 211.
, Thomas de, 487, 441.
Saunde, John de la, 120, 121.
PP2
596
GENERAL INDEX.
Saondeby, Robert de, 110.
Williftm de, 248.
, John son of William de, 248.
, Master WiUiam de, 282, 394.
Saundemant, James de, 209.
Saundon, Richard de, sergeant in Gasoony of
the kiog when prince, 138.
Sanndreyill, Nigel de, 211.
Saaaford. See Saumford.
Saunzavor, Hugh, 407.
Sauser, Henry le, 456.
.......... Master Ralph le, 210, 323, 360, 365.
, Reginald le, 80.
, Richard le, 464.
Saate Mareys, Edward de, 470.
Sautre. See Sawtry.
Sauvage, Gilbert le, 148.
, Henry, 345.
, Henry le, 223.
, Margery daughter of Simon le, 243.
, Ralph le, 240, 839.
, Richard le, 199.
, Walter, 323.
, William le, 16, 25, 65, 177.
Sauveye. See Sabaudia.
Saaynak, William Arnaldi de. See Arnaldi.
Savernake, co. Wilts, forest, 28, 174.
, keeper of, 433.
, Helm', wood in, 483.
, hundred and forest of, 71.
SaTigny [Manche], abbot of, 437, 489.
Savoy, Amadeus, sometime count of, 64.
, , Philip, count of, 64, 101.
See o/tfo Sabaudia.
Sawston, Sauston, co. Cambridge, 33.
Sawtry, Sautre [co. Hunt.], Adam, abbot of,
266.
Sawyer, Richard le, 414.
Say, Robert de, chief forester of Windsor
forest, 82.
, Walter de, 190.
, William de, 156, 200.
Say a, Brun de, 144.
Sayntefey, Adam de, 447.
Scaccario, Laurence de, sheriff of Hereford and
Essex, 127, 141.
Scala, Kanca de, 91, 98.
, Teglarius de, society of, 196.
Scales, Schales, Robert de, 220.
, Robert son of Robert de, 422.
Scamel, Schamel, Walter, 45, 347.
, Master Walter, dean of Salisbury, 1 03,
115, 192, 202, 287, 278, 850.
Scamelston. See Campton.
Scandalum regis, 819.
Scarborough, Scardebnrg, co. York, 33, 111,
115, 200.
burgesses of, 144.
, castle of, 83.
Scarborough, Scardebnrg, castle of — cant.
, , constable of. See Percy, Wil-
liam de .
, drying of nets at. 111.
, letters patent dated at, 398.
, quayage for, 398.
Scardebnrg, Scartheburg, John de, 80.
, parson of Stanton, 78.
Master Robert de, achdeacon of York,
79, 80, 112, 129, 152» 174, 326, 389.
, , dean of York, 396.
, , parson of Rudwick, 152.
...., Master Roger de, archdeacon of the
East Riding, 254.
, , parson of Wyneston, 55.
Scarewale, John, 37.
Scapenhowe. See Sharpenhoe.
Scartheburg. See Scardeburg.
Scauceby [Scaasby, co. York] , Richard de*
244.
Scaupwik, Simon de, 264.
Scaveljm, Emald de, 21.
Schales. See Scales.
Schamel. See Seamel.
Schatton, Elias son of John de, 394.
Schelhanprre. See Shelfhangre.
Schepeye. See Shepey.
Schirefeud, William de, presented to Hope-
bulers, 6.
Schorham. See Shorham.
Schorham, Simon de, 445.
See Shorham.
Schorn, or Thorn, Stephen de, 452.
Schot, John le, 457.
Schuldham. See Shouidham.
Schydemore. See Scudemore.
Scinnere. See Skinner.
Scoirt, Gerard, 89.
Scopyn, John, 847.
Scot, Shot, Escot, Scotus, Adam, 275.
, Albert, 354.
, Bernard. See Seoti.
, Franco, 34.
, Hamo, 188.
, Henry, 15, 429.
Henry le, 175, 229, 810, 873, 375, 877,
888.
, Hugh, 179.
, John, 344.
, Laurence, 28, 426.
, Nicholas le, 373.
, Patrick le, 17V.
, Richard le, 396.
, Robert, 188.
, Roger, 15, 25, 38, 801.
, William le, 15, 50, 66.
Scotelmund, Arnold, 16.
, ....... Fretherichis brother, 15.
.... See also Sattelmole.
Seoteny, Beatrice de, abbess of Elstow, 468.
^ENEftAL INDEX.
Seothou, Robert d», 469.
Scoti, ScotQB, Bernard, 58, 195.
, , society of, of Piacenza, 881.
See Scot.
Scoti, Scotti, of Piacenza, society of the, 86,
95, 125;2U, 855, 881.
Scotland, 12, 148, 226,281,258,281,803,308,
829, 862, 392, 394, 899, 400, 428, 427,
481, 488, 485, 455, 457, 462.
, A., king of, 148.
., , secret enquiry as to the homage
of, 339.
, See Alexander III.
, March of, disputes as to, 225.
, Mary mother of the king of, 136, 160,
186.
, stock from, 262.
Scottlethorpe, Scotelthorpe [oo. Lincoln],
228.
Scotti. See Scoti.
Seotus. See Scot.
Scovalooo, Squarellocus, Parochus, or Pero-
gins, 16,85, 95, 125.
, Petrachins, 16.
Scriyel, Roger, 289.
Scrivelsby, Scryvelisby, Scruvelsby in Lin-
desey [co. Lincoln], church of, 899,
425.
8crop, Robert de, 37 1 .
Scryrelisby. See Scrivelsby.
Scndemore, Schydemore, John de, 273.
, Vincent, 24, 484.
Scutage for the last army of Henry III. in
Wales, 449.
Seaford, Selford [co. Sussex], 71, 173, 267.
Seal, 186, 816» 426, 444.
, great, 56, 259.
, the old, 62.
, of the king's locum-tenentee while he
was prince and absent in the Holy
Land, 110.
, for Channel Islands, 837.
, used in the Holy liand, 4.
, for Ireland, 208.
Seocheford. See Sedgeford.
Seculer, Nicholas le, 31.
Secusia. 5ee Sasa.
Sedgeford, Seccheford [co. Norfolk], 237.
S4ez, Ses, Normandy, St. Martin's, abbot of,
135, 316, 457.
Sefbere. See Shebbear.
Seford. See Seaford.
Segen. See Seghen.
Seggesfead, Master Thomas de, presented to
Hengsteworth, 5.
Seghen, Segen, Segeyn, John, 17, 65.
See Sighen.
Begrave, Amabillia de, 157.
.Nicholas de, 220, 222.
Segre, Simon, 862.
, Simon de, 867.
Sagresteyn, Ralph le, 839.
Seguyn, Alan, 468.
Seiland. See Zealand.
Seisdon, Seysdon, co. Stafford, hundred of,
406.
Seiton. See Seyton.
Sek, Simon le, 26.
Seland. See Zealand.
Selbome, Selebum [co. Hants] , letters patent
dated at, 159, 885-388.
..., prior and convent of, 456.
Selby, Seleby [co. York], abbot of, 42.
, monk of, 305, 400.
, William de Aselakeby, abbot of, 865,
368.
, Thomas de Wallaye, abbot of, 361.
Selda, 418.
Sele, Thomas, 244.
See Sely ; Zeals.
Selebum, Gilbert de, 68.
, William de, 879.
See Selbome.
Seleby, John de, 474.
, , Lessa daughter of, 474.
, , Geoffrey son of, 474.
I See Selby.
Seler, Richard le, 482.
Seleseye, Robert de, 824.
Selesy, WiUiam de, 148.
Selisio, John de, 216.
Selwood forest [co. Wilts and co. Somerset],
428.
Sely, John, 398.
Semeth. See Smeeth.
Sempringham [co. Lincoln], master and prior
of, 232.
master and brethren of, 280, 253.
Sen Liz. See Sancto Licio.
Senad, Branus, 35.
Senche. See Shenche.
Senekill. See Shankill.
Sengelton, Adam de, 135.
See Sangelton.
Seninghem, Pas de Calais. See Sheoingham.
Senis, Salumbien de, society of the sons of,
441. .
See Siena ; Salumbeni.
Septem Fontibus, Ralph de, 61, 165, 185,233.
, Richard de, 185, 233.
Sepwell. See Sopwell.
Sercles, Gilbert, 186.
Serjant, Serjaunt, Sergaunt, Elias le, 446.
, Peter le, 891.
, Robert le, 176.
, Simon le, 414.
Thomas le, 292.
, William le, 176, 891.
Seijeanty, 361, 471.
Serkey, society of the, 214.
See a2so Cireali.
59^
GBNERAL INDEX.
Serle, HenrjT) presented to Liuekan, 855.
Serreti", W., 37.
Services, agricultural, 205.
...J wbeat-rent, 98.
Ses. See S6ei.
Sevenak, John dt, 197.
SerenhAmptoiif Gilbert de, 16(K
Seyeni, river, 195.
, weire in, 469.
Sewin, co. Kilkenny, 853.
Seyland. See Zealand.
Sejncrou, Terricus de, 36.
Seynden, John, 427.
, . ..., Christina his wife, 427.
Seyntfuaeyn. See Sancto Fussino.
Seys, Griffin, 234.
, Kenwrick, 2^2.
Seysdon. See Seisdon.
Seyton, Seiton, Master Roger de, justice, 6,
32, 68, 66, 12-2, 131, 144, 145, 151,
153, 160, 174, 178, 179, 182, 188, 283,
238, 254, 260, 261, 279, 291.
Sbadeltngton. See Chadlington.
Shaftesbury, Shaftebiry, co. Dorset, 263, 375.
, St. Edwards, abbot of, 203 .
......... abbot and convent of, 375.
, prior and convent of, 814.
»... Lanrencia de Mucegros, abbess of,
814, 318.
, Juliana, abbess of, 807.
Shakeden, Henry, 289.
Shalfieet, Eskaudeflet [Isle of Wight], 288.
Shalfleet? Shaldefel^l [Isle of Wight], church
of, 376.
Shamelesford, John de, 269.
Shangton, co. Leicester. See Shaunton.
iShanketon, Master Geoffrey de, 94, 120.
, Ralph de, 467.
Shanketon [Shangton, co. Lincoln], Robert
de, 414.
Shaiikiil near Bray, Senekill [co. Dublin],
church of, 29.
Shardelawe, Geoffrey de, 155.
Sharpenhoe, Scarpenhowe, co. Beds, 468.
Shaunton, Shavinton [Shangton, co. Leices-
ter], Reginald de, 465, 466.
[Shebbear ?] Sefbere, co. Devon, 439.
Sheen, Shenes, co. Surrey, 357.
Sheering, Shering [co. Essex], court of,
886.
, chapel of St. Nicholas, 386.
Sheet in Petersfteld, Shite [co. Hants], 456.
Shelde, Roger, 20.
Sheldon, Shelledon, co. Derby, 298.
Sheldon, Henry de, 342.
Shelfanger, Shelphangre [co. Norfolk], 152.
Shelfbangre, Schelhangre, Walter de, 48.
, sheriff of Norfolk, 152, 157.
Shelledon. See Sheldon.
Shelton, John de, 818.
, Robert de, 220.
, Roger de, 281.
Shelvestrode, John de, 462.
Shenche, 5^nehe, Martin, 416, 465.
Shenefeld, Philip de, 208.
Shenes. See Sheen.
Shengelton. See Singleton.
Sheningham [Seningham, Pas de Calais],
John de, 185.
, Giles son of Mary de, constable of
Boulogne, 185.
Shepehird, Walter de, 410.
Shepesheved, Robert de, 124, 175.
Shepey, Schepeye, Ralph de, 45o.
, Walter de, 4f*0.
Sheppey, Eskepeia [co. Kent], isle of, 266.
Shepton Dunden, Shlipton [co. Somerset],
church of, 49.
Sherborne, Shirebome, Shirebum, co. Dorset,
castle of, 258, 856.
, abbot of^ 800. -~-
, prior and convent of, 78.
Shereman, Richard le, 68.
Sheriff, 312.
, a bishop as, 420.
, acting as escheator in his county, 159.
, extortions by, 121.
, jurisdiction of, 178, 180, 824.
, misrule by, 88.
, turn of, 121, 133, 186, 180, 181, 858,
404.
Shering. See Sheering.
Sherreve, Shyrreve, Edmund, 179.
, Robert le, 141.
Sherston Magna [co. Wilts], 866.
, advowson of, 366.
Sherwood, Shyrewode, Shyrwod, Shirewode
forest [co. Notts], 188. 265, 834, 395,
399, 447, 465.
, Bolewell wood m, 899.
Sheylee, W. de, 899.
Shibbe, Robert le, 107.
Shilling, John, 474.
, Roger, 474.
., Simon, 474.
Ships : —
la Slide, 215.
The Kaiherine, 160.
Margaret, 135.
St. John of Santander, 388, 342.
St, Michael 838, 342.
Shirebum. See Sherborne.
Shnebum, Shyrebum, Ralph de, 897.
, Richard de, 289.
Shirland, Shirlaund [co. Derby], church of,
230.
Shirland, Shirelaund, Roger de, 221, 241,
830.
Shirleye, James de, 86.
Shirne, Henry de, 337.
&1SNERAL IKDti^.
569
dhite. See Sheet.
Shfipton. See Sheptoa.
Shod, Roger, 179.
Shoghel. See Sloghel.
Shopland, Shoppelaund [co. Essex], 185.
Shoreham, Sohorham [co. Sassex], 71.
Shorte, Banalph, 160.
,., Walter le, 294.
Shotesbrok, Henry de, 875.
, sheriff of Oxford, 177, 383.
Shottebj. See Sotby.
Shottoyer, Shotover [co. Oxford], 4.'>1.
Shotwick [co. Chester], letten patent dated
at, 278, 293.
Shonelaco. See Scovelaco.
Shonldham, Schuldham, Sbnldham [co. Nor-
folk], 446.
letters patent dated at, 422, 423, 468,
469.
, Benedict, prior of, 446,473.
Shrewsbury, Sillop [co. Salop], 68, 72, 233,
24],248, 296, 325.
abbot of, 45, 197-199, 270.
, Luke, abbot of, 996.
, John de Drayton, abbot of, 299, 801.
bailiffs and goodmen of, 108.
gaol, 132,282,846.
justices of the Bench at, 248.
, letters patent dated at, 222, 281-285,
244-249, 277, 383.
Gnmstol Strete, 129.
, market-place of, 129.
, merchants of, 28,24, 36, 46.
, parage for, 103, 129, 281.
, St. Alkemund and St. Juliana,
chnrehyard of, 129.
, St. Giles' hospital, 246.
, St. John the Baptist, hospital of, 246,
Shrivenham, Shry vebam [co. Berks] , court of,
114.
, hundred of, U I, 115.
Shryveham. See ShriTenbam.
Shuffayne. See Chofyn.
Shuldham, John de, 446.
See Shonldham.
Shynnon, Philip, 455.
Shyreburn. See Shireburn.
Shyrewod. See Sherwood.
Shyrreve. See Sherreve.
Shyrwod. See Sherwood.
Sidda, Roger son of, 920.
Sidingbura. See Sittingbourne.
Sidingburn, Master William de, 428.
Sidling, William de, 6.
Sidolvesmere, William de, 166.
Siena, Gene, merchants of, 98, 95, 194, 214,
274, 448.
Siento, William, 418.
, , Godfrey his brother, 418.
Siffrewatt, Siflewast. See Sifrewast.
Sifrewast, Siffrewaat, Siflewast, Nicholas, 168.
, Richard, 81, 80, 88.
, , Richard his son and heir, 83.
, John brother of Richard the
son, 88.
Sigheleston, Henry de, 26.
Sighen, John do, 827.
5ee a/«o Seghen.
Silk-WiUoughby ? Wylhoby North [co. Lin-
coln], 54.
Sillop. See Shrewsbury.
Silver mine discovered in Ireland, the king's
property, 161.
Silverberner, John called, 802.
Silverstone, Silveston [co. Northumberland],
forest of, 215.
Simon, Sir, papal legate in France, 150.
, Alexander son of, 217.
, Henry son of, 26.
, John, 271.
, Richard son of, le Tanur, 294.
, Stephen son of, atte Grene, 474.
Simonetti Hispinellus, Masse, 888.
.., Hispinellus, 300.
, Spinellus, 181.
, John, 889.
Simonis, Michael, 410.
Sinbniy. See Saintbury.
Sinemuro, Master Walter de, canon of Amiens,
369.
Singleton, Sbengelton, co. Sussex, hundred of,
169.
Sinuingthwaite, Syningthweyt [co. York],
house of 166.
Sireston, Syreston [co. Notts], 158.
Sirild, Thomas, Joan wife of, 276.
Siston, Cystun, co. Gloucester, 321.
Sitling, Geoffrey son of Richard, 813.
Sittingbourne, Sidingbnm, oo. Kent, 428.
Sixbills, ii^ixle [co. Lincoln], letters patent
dated at, 137.
Skeffington, Skeftinton [co. Leicester], 413,
465,467.
, church of 465.
, , Robert parson of, 466.
, , , William the clerk of, 466.
, Richard Frereroberdescnave of, 467.
Skeftinton, Keftinton, Skeftenton, Geoffrey
de, 344, 380, 465, 466.
, John son of Geoffrey de, 465, 466.
, Geoffrey his brother, 465, 466.
Simon, serjeant of the granger of,
467.
Skegeton, Ralph de, 141.
Skelton, co. York, 119.
, castle of, 119.
, constable of. See Leynton,
John de.
Skenfrith [co. Monmouth], castle of, 208.
Skercroft, Robert de, 896.
MO
6EMJRAL IKDEX:.
SkerDioff, Boget de, bilhop of Norwich
123 Feb. 1265 to 22 Jan. 1277], 2, 9,
164, 180, 238, 250, 252, 259.
Skidbrook, Skidecrok, co. Lincohi, 409.
Skinnand, Skynand [co. Lincoln], 187.
Skinner, Pellipariua, Scinnere, Henry, 434.
, William le, 243.
Skip, Peter, 446.
Skipton in Craven, co. York, 282, 386, 419.
, castle and town, 439.
.., forest of, 405.
Skireswhicht, Adam de, king's watchman,
433.
See Skyrewbit.
Skoteny, Peter de, 140.
Skroby, Robert, 316.
Skyle, Walter, 362.
Skyn, Henry, 23.
Skynand. See Skinnand.
Skyrewbit, Skyrwyt, Robert son of Richard,
268, 267.
See Skireswhicht .
Sk . . . wik, John son of Reginald de, 293.
Slabard, John, 100.
Slanes, Nicholas de, 423.
Slapton, Stephen de, 207, 283.
Slebech, Slebeche [co. Pembroke], master of.
See Waldeshef, Roger de.
Siegh, John, 240.
, William, 92, 94, 96.
Slenia wife of Master Isaac de Oionia, Jew,
485.
Sloghel ali€U Shogel, Nicholas, 289.
Slymbrigg, Master Adam de, 75.
Slynge, William, 847.
Smale, Robert, 361.
Smalebrok, Henry son of William de, 283,
382.
Smalefeld, Richard de, 321.
Smart, Richard, 291.
Smeeth, Smeth, Semeth, co. Kent, 16.
, church of, 297.
Smeth. See Smeeth.
Smiyesone [Smithson], Hugh le, 243.
Smylt, William, 34.
Smyth, Gilbert, 852.
SeeFerour.
Snaudon. See Snowdon.
Snaves, John de, 474.
Snead, or Is-Nowyd,8nede [co. Montgomery],
436.
, wood of, 127.
Snede. See Snead.
Snel, John, 268, 267.
Sniterby, Thomas de, 457.
Snoa, William, 347.
Snowdon, Snaudon, land of, 225.
, lady of. See Eleanor.
Snydan, William de, 444.
Sobyry, Henry de, 340, 411.
Soeeyo, Philip de, parson of Binteworth, 402.
Sochurst. See Buekhurst.
Sodestan, Robert de, 244.
Sodington, Sudington, Sudynton, Master
Thomas de, justice, 181, 145, 199, 244,
263, 277, 288, 284, 289, 290, 837, 409,
423, 469, 472.
Soham, Saham, co. Cambridge, 4 1 , 166, 215.
Sokeners, Laurence de, 16.
Sokenesse, Laurence de, 260, 261.
, , Agnes wife of, 260,261.
Sokentot, Alan de, 17.
Solins, Solys, John de, 125, 303.
Soltwethel, Godscalc de, 15.
Solye. See Solins.
Somenur, Sumennr, William le, 340, 447.
Somercotes, Robert de, 846.
Somerset, county of, 237.
, eyre in, 877.
forest, 423.
holy tenA in 80.
, sheriff of, 175, 408, 452.
and Dorset, sheriff of. See Coles-
hull, Richard de.
Somersete, John de, 216, 275, 408.
, John de, constable of Sherborne, 356.
Somerton, co. Lincoln, 389, 440.
Somertou, Sumerton [co. Somerset}, manor
artd hundred of, 71.
gaol, 395.
Somerton, Waller de, 412, 413.
, , Emma wife of, 412.
Somervill, John de. 242.
, Robert de, 88, 221.
, Isabella his wife, 88.
Somery, Joan de, 468.
, Roger de, 30, 39, 53, 87, 112, 139,
184, 198.
Someter. See Sumeter.
Sonenday, Soneday, Suneday, Gilbert, 134,
185, 139.
Sopwell, Sep well [co. Herts], prioress and
nun8 of, 459.
Sorcy, Walericus de, 35.
, Walter de, 87.
Sorel. See Snel.
Soris, John, 24.
Sorii, Henry le, 51.
Sot, Walter .son of Elias, 180.
Sotby, Shotteby [co. Lincoln], church of,
140.
Sotesham, John de, 225.
, Roger de, 225.
Sottewelle. See Sotwell.
Sotwell, Sottewelle, co. Berks, 211.
Sour, Snur, Sowere, Sowar, Hudard le, 46?.
Philip le, 467.
, Ralph le, 165.
, Richard le, of Hietford, 290.
, Walter le, 294.
, William le, 179,
GSl^m^Ati mtDT&X.
«0l
Southampton [co. Southampton], 65, 6d, 71,
87, 117, 143, 144, 214,269,826,356,
439.
, aldermen, bailiffs, and good men of,
66.
, right of weighing goods in, 66.
, bailiffs of, 74.
... , farm of, 886.
^..., mayor and bailiffs of, 417.
, debts of, at the Exchequer, 167.
, form of, 148, 149.
bailiffs and goodmen of, 149.
, merchants of, 13, 15, 22-24, 35, 88.
, prise of wines at, 438, 439, 463.
.. , taker of wines At, 801.
, See Columbariis.
, town, 489.
Southampton, countj of, 4, 237, 443.
, forest, 359, 399.
, , pleas of, 852.
, peace in, 188.
, sheriff of. See Havering, John de.
, sheriff and coroners of, 160.
Southface, Warner de, 23.
Southiield, Suthfeld, co. Norfolk, 166, 215.
Southill, Suth Gyvel, co. Beds, 178.
Southoe, Sutho, co. Hunt, 442, 460.
Southrop, Suthorp [co. Hants], 463.
South wark, Suthwerk [co. Surrey], 173,
464.
, Jew of, 379.
, St. Thomas' hospital, 183.
Southwiok, Suthwyk, Suwyk [co. Hants],
Peter de Manpol, prior of, 40.
, Andrew de Winton, prior of, 40, 41.
, prior and convent of, 264.
Sower. See Sour.
Soyer, William, 399.
Soyn, John, 245.
Spain and merchants of, 14, 24>26, 172, 176,
184, 264, 338, 342.
, king of, 147.
Spalding, Spaudyng [co. Lincoln], 68.
, prior of, 49, 120,277.
William, prior of, 282.
Spalding, John de, 282.
, Bobert de, 418, 467.
frere Bobert de, 418, 467.
, , Richard his knaye, 418, 467.
Spaniard, Hispanus, Raymond the, 828.
, Hispanus, a, 862.
Sparewatre, Ralph, 284, 285.
Spark, Adam, 825.
Sparrowhawks, 291 .
Sparwe, Henry, 408.
Spaudyng. See Spalding.
Speoer. See Spiccr.
Spenser, Adam, 845.
, Hugh, 845.
Speresholt. See bpersholt.
Sperling, Richard, 382.
Spemoaer, Baldwin de, 408.
, Bartholomew de, 408.
Spersholte, Speresholt, William de, 30, 275.
Spicer, Specer, Speycer, PiSpecer, Espicer,
Alexander le, 258.
, John le, 227, 396, 402, 425, 460, 461.
, John le, mayor of York, 67.
, Philip le, 38.
, Richard le, 410.
, William le, 24.
Spileman, Andrew, 337.
Spillering, Richard, 315.
Spilliati, Thomas, de f lorencia, society of, 382.
Spina, Nicholas de, abbot of St. Augustine's,
Canterbury, 3.
Spinelli, James, 390.
Simonettus, 317.
See also Simonetti.
Spinock, John, 85.
Spoford, John de, 80.
Spoleto, Manseronus de, 146.
Sponere, Alan le, 341.
Sporla, 251.
Sprengehose, Springehose, Ralph, 256.
, Roger or Roger de, 30, 345, 409, 470,
475.
SpriDsald, Richard, 179.
Springehose. See Sprengehose.
Sprouton, Nicholas de, presented to La Rye,
249.
Spyre, Luke, 349.
Spytellond, co. Norfolk, 287
Squarellocus. See Scovaloco.
Squeler. See Esqueler.
Stabler, John le, 179.
Siachias, 270.
Staconild. See Powerscourt
Stafford [co. Stafford], 226, 227.
, St. John's hospital, 218.
, St. Thomas without, prior of, 5, 47,
48.
, , prior and convent of, 105.
, , prior of. See Erkelawe.
, county of, 67, 218, 237, 471.
and Derby, sheriff of, 243, 475.
Staffotd, Nicholas de, 158.
Stagno, Thomas de, 12.
Staioes, Stanes [co. Middlesex], bridge of, 432.
Stainmoor, Steynmor [co. Westmoreland],
moor of, 471.
Stainton, Staynton, Steynton [co. York], 203,
242.
Stak, Richard, 486.
, « , Christiana wife of, 486.
Staleworthe, William, 248.
Stallage, 204.
Stalls, 855.
Stamford, Staunford [co. Lincoln], 187, 178,
217,294,266,291,410,441.
, bridge of, 82.
60i
OftMliBAL IJtDSi.
Stamford, Staunford— iron/.
caatle, 380.
fair, 383.
gaol, 8.
Jews of, 6, 187, 887.
, ohest of, 196, 127.
, St. Michael's priory, brother Richard
of, 187.
Stanebmgge, Simon de, 888.
Stanes. See Staines.
.,,, See Stone.
Stanes, Hugh de, presented to St. Bride's,
802.
, Johnde, 291.
..., Ralph de, 444.
Master Richard de, chancellor of the
Exchequer, 70, 115, 188.
Stanewell. ^^e Stanwell.
Staney, Estaney, Peter de, 403, 460.
, Perot, 869.
Stanford. See Staanford.
Stanhore. See Stonor.
Stanhou, Stanhowe, Hervey de, 1, 180, 888,
348, 844, 488, 474.
Stanilard, John, 85.
Stanlow [co. Chester], letters patent dated at,
221.
Stanore. See Stonor.
Stanstead, Stanstede, co. Herts, 846, 849.
Stanstede, William de, 244.
Stanstrete, Stranstrete, Stenstrete, 26, 35, 88.
See Stesnete.
Stanton St. Michael's, Staunton St. Michaels
[co. Cambridge], church of, 45, 78.
Stanton, Staunton, Reginald de, 825.
, Robert de, 373.
WiUiam de, 220.
Stanwell, Stanewell [co. Middlesex], 81.
, church of, 242, 295.
Stapelford, Hugh de, 255.
, sheriff of Bedford and Buck-
ingham, 126, 172, 197, 199, 280.
, John de, 412.
, Richard de, 362.
Stnpeltoii, Nicholas de. Justice of the King's
Bench, 69,89, 111, 115, 125, 127, 177,
237, 289, 267. 282, 289, 292, 305, 310,
311, 313, 334, 845, 346, 348-850, 410,
418,470,476.
, , keeper of the castle of Tick-
hiU, 311.
, Robert de, 884.
, Thomas de, 11, 445.
Stapleford. [co. Leicester], HI.
[co. Wiltfl], letters patent dated at,
869.
Stapleford, Abbots [co. Essex], church of,
829.
Statute of mortmain, A85. :
Staunbum, Philip de, 428.
Staundon, Alexander de^ 808, 808.
, John de, 80, 460.
, , Helewise wife of, 460.
, Robert de, 475.
Stannford, Stanford, Adam de, 341.
, John de, 413, 467.
Staanford. See Saunford.
, Richard de, 379, 466.
, clerk of the Exchequer, 820.
, William, de, 428.
Staunton. See Stanton.
Stavele, Henry de, 842.
Stayer, Stavre, Simon de, 9, 22, 138.
, Warner de, 22.
Staynton, Margaret de, 208.
, William de, 141.
5«eStainton.
Stede, Richard, 448.
Stedman, Ralph le, 474.
Steingrave, Styngrive, Steynegreve, John de,
203, 242, 329, 342, 343, 351.
, Peter de, €.
Steingreve. See Stonegrave.
Stenstrete. See Stanstrete.
Stepelton, William de, 412.
Stephen, John son of, 475.
Stepney, Stibenhithe near London [co. Essex],
108.
, letters patent dated at, 61.
Ster, Nicholas son of Robert, 461.
Stergewell, Richard de, 65.
Stesnete, John de, 27.
See Stanstrete.
Steventon, Stiventon, Styveton, co. Bedford,
453, 449.
Steynegreve. See Steingrave.
Steynmor. See Stainmoor.
Steynton. See Stainton.
Stibenhithe. See Stepney.
Stidelong, Adam de, presented to Stokes St.
Edward, 43.
Stighele, Alexander atte, 309.
Stirchley, Stirchesleye [co. Salop], 227, 243.
Stirkesle, Stircheslev, Strichele, Walter de,
sheriff of Wilts, 2, 118, 169, 236, 469.
, William de, 126.
Stirling, Stryvelyn [co. Stirling], fair of,
159.
Stiuecle, Robert de, 281.
Stiventon. See Steventon.
Stocbmgg, Richard de, 37.
Stockbridge, Stocbrugg, Stokbrugg [co.
Hants], hundred of, 169, 374, 416.
Stockeys, Geofirey de, abbot of Saul, 104.
, See Stoke.
Stockton [co. Durham], letters patent dated
at, 898.
Stodere, Robert le, 208.
Stodhagh, Thomas de, 378.
Stodland. See Studland.
^EltEiaAL lifDTTS:.
603
Stodleye, Richard de, 444.
Rtockbrogg. See Stockbridge.
Stoke, oo. Hants, 849.
Stoke, Geoffrey de, abbot of Saul, 29, 283.
, See Stockeys.
, Joel de, 279.
John de, 158, 418.
.., Peter de, 188.
, Seman de, 875.
Walter de, 29, 166, 171.
Stoke by Newark, Stoke [co. Notts], 158,
238, 239, 267.
Stoke Courcy, Stok Curcy [co. Somerset],
463.
, , castle and manor of, 272.
Stoke, North [co. Sussex], church of, 11.
Stoke jnxta Hundel, John de, 8.
Stoke Ferry, Stokeferie, co. Norfolk, 66, 446,
478.
Stoke, North, Nortbstok [co. Sussex], church
of, 85.
Stokenchurch, co. Oxford, 345.
Stokes. See Stoke.
Stokes St. Edward. See Stokewood.
Stokewood, Stokes St. Edward [co. Dorset],
chapel of, 48.
Stone la [co. Kent], 71.
Stone, Stanes [co. Stafford], prior of, 46.
Stonegrave, Steingreve [co. York], church
of, 8.
Stonesby, Stonnesby [co. Leicester], 111.
Stonham [co. Kent], 266.
Stonhom, Geoffrey de, 458.
Stonnesby, Nicholas de. 111.
Stonor, Stanore, Stanhore, co. Kent, 144, 468.
.....«., church of, 469.
Stopham, William de, 189.
Stormesworth, Stonnorth, William de, 805,
400.
Stormorth. See Stormesworth.
Stotfold, Stotfald [co. Beds], 336.
Stonhe. See Stow.
Stouhe, John de, 448.
Stourton, Stnrton [co. Stafford], letters pa
tent dated at, 219, 241, 280.
Stowmarket, Stouhe, Stowe, oo. Suffolk, 88,
468, 472.
Stowe, Kobert de, 868.
Stradbrook, Stradbroke, co. Suffolk, 409.
Stradesete, Nicholas son of Nicholas de, 221.
Stradewy. See Ystrad Tywi.
Stranstrete. See Stanstrete.
Strata Florida [co. Cardigan], abbot and
convent of, 249.
Strata Marcella, Estredemarchach [in Guils-
field, CO. Montgomery], abbey of, 211.
Stratford, eo. Esiet, abbot of, 877, 880.
, abbot and oonyent of, 114, 172.
StrattoD, Stntton [co.~ Rutland], 1.97, 88$,
419, 489.
Stratton, Stratun, Stretton, Adam de, 61, 288,
244.
, , remission to him of the king's
rancour, 885.
, , chamberlain of the Exchequer,
885.
, Johnde, 456.
, Richard de, 225, 349, 405, 482.
Streatley, Stretleye, co. Bedford, 468.
Streneshale. See Strenshall.
Strenshall, Streneshale [co. York], prebend
of, 821.
Stretleye. See Streatley.
Stretton. See Stratton.
Stretton in Strettondale, church of, 802.
Strettondale [co. Salop], tenants of, 30, 181,
192.
Strichele. See Stirkesle.
Strigoil, Strugoill, co. Gloucester, 408.
See alio Chepstow.
St ripling, Adam, 314.
Stroda, Strode, Master John de, 882, 411.
Strodlond, Peter son of John de, 457.
Stronge, John son of Agnes le, 432.
, William le, 432.
Strongman, John son of John, 180.
Strugoill. See Strigoil.
Stryvelyn. See Stirling.
Stub, Stubble, John, 165, 278.
Stubbehonse, William de, 984.
Studland, Stodland [co. Dorset], church of,
828.
Study, clerks going beyond seas to, 862.
Stuket, Reginald, 246.
Stunt, Simon le, 291.
Sturminster, Sturministre, co. Dorset, Robert,
Ticar of, 324.
Sturmy. See fistnrmy.
Stnrton. See Stourton.
Sturton, Walter de, 277, 828, 829.
, , Joliana his wife, 898, 829.
Stute, William, 176.
, , Robert soii of, 176.
Sty ward, Alexander le, 292.
Styreton. See Steventon.
Subiry. See Sudbury.
Subtractions of rights of the orown, 65.
Subyry. See Sudbury.
Suchircbe, R. de, 418.
Suckling, Geoffrey, 364.
Sudbury, Subiry, Subyry, Suthbiry [co. Suf-
folk], 114, 172.
, hospital of, 234.
, Jews of, 6.
, Jews, chest of, 127.
Sudinton. See Sodington.
Sudle. See Suthlegh.
Sudynton. See Sodington.
Suflkyne. See Chofyn.
SuiReld, Suthfeld, oo. Norfolk, 164.
W4
GteNlJRAL tNDfeX.
Suffolk, 388, 888.
, sheriff of, 1.
, peace m, S94.
SuggddoD, William de, 412.
Sulebj, Seueman, de, 413.
, , Agnos wife of, 413.
Suleye. See Suthlegh.
Snlleye. See Sathlegh.
Sully, Henry de, 325.
, John de, 806.
, Walter de, 342.
See Suthleye.
Siimenur. See Somenur.
Sumerton. iSfee Somerton.
Sumeter, Someter, Sumeter, Hugh le, 849.
, John le, 412, 474.
, Robert le, 469.
, William le, 474.
, WiUiam Tutting le, 347.
Suneday. See Sonenday.
Superiori Wencia, Wremoktua son of Adam de,
Hoel, John and Meuric, bis brothers,
56.
Surays, Roger le, 244.
Surlet, Ralph, 37.
Surlingham, William de, 179.
Surrey, county of, 71, 286, 237, 412.
, archdea6on of. See Sancto Mario,
Master Peter de.
, eyre in, 329.
and Sussex, sheriff of. See Gras,
Nicholas le; Cancellis, Emeric de;
Hasting, Matthew de.
See Sussex.
Susa, Secuiia [in old Savoy, now in Italy],
64.
Sussacum, 27.
Sussex, county of, 164, 237, 827, 412, 474.
, sheriff of, 159, 169, 268.
See Surrey.
Suthampton, Bernard de, 210.
, Robert de, presented to St. Giles,
WincheUea, 488.
, William de, prior provincial of the
Friars Preachers in England, 854,
269.
Sutbbarewe. See Barrow, South.
Suthbiry. See Sudbury.
Suthbiry, Roger de, 234.
Suthcrik. See Creake, South.
Suthdene. See Dean« South, Kent.
Sutbeley. See Suthleye.
Suthelmham. See Elmham, South.
Sutherst, Henry de, prebendary of Bulverhithe,
185.
Sutbfeld. SMSuffeld.
Suthfolk, Osbert de, 406.
Suthleye, Sutleye, Snleye, Sutheley, Sully,
SuUeye, Sudle, Bartholomew de, justice,
8, 56, 116, 120, 122, 123, 127, 171, 175,
177, 198, 199, 267, 283, 297, 812, 313,
318, .338, 349, 350, 405.
See Sully.
Suthmalling. See Mailing, South.
Suthmcre, Martin de, 183.
Suthmorton. See Moreton South, co. Berks.
Sutho. See Southoe.
Suthorp. See Southrop.
Suthwald, Henrj' de, 240.
Suthwerk. See Southwark.
Suthwode, Sutwode, Master John de, 11.
Roger de, 87.
Suthwyk. See Southwick.
SuUeye. See Suthleye.
Sutperton. See Petherton, South.
Sutton, CO. Hants, 849.
, diocese of Lincoln, church of, 257.
Sutton, Kings, co. Northampton, 348.
Sutton in Lindesey, 177.
Sutton Mandevill, Sutton Maundevill [co.
Wilts, church of, 295, 449.
Sutton, Eli<i8 de, 304, 307, 442.
, Gilbert de, 83, 136.
, John de. Ill, 803.
Master Oliver de, dean of Lincoln,
afterwards bishop of Lincoln [1 Feb.
1280 to 13 November 1399], 110, 813,
368, 364, 869, 878.
Robert de, 97, 99, 140, 237.
, , parson of St Stephen's without
Wolveseye castle, 440.
, , abbot of Peterborough, 10, 45,
62.
, Robert his brother, 110.
, Roger de, 180.
, Stephen de, canon of York, 97.
Suur. See Sour.
Suwyk [co. Hants]. See Southwick.
Sujmdon. See Swindon.
Suzleboys. See Boys Suz le.
Swaleweclyve, Swaludyve, Nicholas dc, 898,
349, 409.
Swans, 188.
Swansea, Sweyneseye [co. Glamorgan], 195.
Swathing, Swathyng, Matthew de, 179.
, Roger de, 179.
..,.,...., Walter de, 179.
Swaton, Swa%'eton, Swaventon, co. Lincoln,
291.
Swaveton. See Swaton.
Sweden, 268.
Swerdeston, Richard de, 421.
, , Isabel wife of, 431.
, Roger de, 179.
Swerdwode, Werdsworde [near Kinnerton, co.
Chester], 355, 256.
Swerdes. See Swords.
Sweteman, Jew of Marlborbogh, 489.
GENEBAL INDEX.
605
Swethop, Walter de, 109.
Swepi, William le, 191.
Sweyneseye. See Swansea.
Swindon, Sayndon in Harewod [oo. York],
wood of, 409.
, John de, 427.
Swineford, Swyneford, John de, serjeant of
the market, 16, 31, 73.
, Bobert de, Isabella wife of, 70.
Swineshead, Swynesheved [co. Lincoln], ab-
bot and convent of, 238.
Swinhey, Swyne [co. York], prioress of, 94.
Swords, Saerdes, Swerdes [oo. Dublin], 225.
, , church of, 97.
, Iterius, canon of, 311.
, prebend of, 224, 225.
Swotyn Stacius, 34.
Swylinton, Bobert de, 280.
Swyne. See Swinhey.
S^vyneford. See Swineford.
Swyngere, Bobert de, 35.
Syg*, Silvester, 179.
Synak [Symach], Arigo, 214.
Sj'niugthueyt. See Sinniogthwaite.
Syreston. See Sireston.
Syria, 353.
Syward, Hugh, 245.
Ssusche. See Zusche.
Tachmon, Master Nicholas de, prebendary
of Dublin, 159.
Taddington, Dadinton, co. Derby, 293.
Tadecastre, Master Bobert de, 229.
Tadingeston. See Tattingstone.
Tafumawe, John, 51.
Taillard, William le,
, , Nicholas servant of, 120.
TaUlehast, Bichard, 118.
Tailnr, Taillur, Tailor, assor,Taylur,Tailliur,
Adinettns le, 229.
, Alexander le, 148.
, Giles le, 86.
, Gilot le, the king's tailor, 109.
, Henry le, 890.
, Martin le, 455.
, Joan his wife, 455.
, , , Agnes her sister, 455.
, Philip the, 154.
, Philip le, 291,407.
Bichard le, 166, 467.
, , Matilda wife of, 467.
, Bobert le, 445.
, Boger le, 157, 289, 349, 362, 455, 457.
, WUliam le, 183, 328, 868.
, William son of Beginald le, 447.
, son of Bichard the, 381.
Talaysonio, Talaxon, Taleron, Master Bay-
mond de, late constable of Bordeaux,
* 58, 62, 108, 159.
Tale, Geoffrey, 345.
Talebot, Thalebot, Bichard, or Bichard de,
156,422,429,442.
Taleron. See Talaysonio.
Talerur, Peter le, 282.
Talgardi, Abbas, 197, 209, 257, 300.
Talilaghan. See Talley.
Tallage. See Jews : taxation.
Talley, or Tal-y-llychau, Talilaghau [co. Car-
marthen], abbot and convent of, 251.
Talley? Talesku [co. Carmarthen], abbot of,
320.
Talley, Talu [co. Carmarthen], abbey of,
275.
Talu. See Talley.
Taluchambrok. See Tnllaghanbrog.
Tame. See Thame.
Tamword, Bobert de, 224.
Tamworth, Tameworth, Thamworth [co. War-
wick], 120, 123, 243.
, castle of, 120.
, customs of the men of, 123.
Tanet, Jordan de, 468.
Tange [in the suburb of York], 398.
Tangeleye, Arnold de, 415,420.
Tanny. See Tany.
Tanner, Tannur, Tanur, Alexander le, 474.
, Ivole, 451.
, Bichard son of Bobert le, 294.
son of Simon le, 294.
Tany, Tanny, Thanny, Thany, Luke de, se-
neschal of Gascony, 62, 75-77, 79, 90,
93, 99, 101, 102, 109, 112, 113, 125,
133, 188, 144, 145, 147, 148, 150, 154-
156, 176, 194. 231, 807, 317, 412, 423,
443, 451, 464.
, ...., appointed justice of the forest
south of Trent, 443.
, Peter de, 155.
Walter de, 147, 461.
Tapani. See Trapani.
Tappe, Lambert, 17.
Tarente. See Tarrant.
Tarran, John, abbot of the house of the
Apostles, Louth, 389.
Tarrant, Tarente, co. Dorset, 267, 406.
Crawford, Crauford [co. Dorset],
263, 267.
Eeynstone, Kayneston [co. Dorset],
263, 267.
Tarring, Terring [co. Sussex], 205, 287.
Tartas, Tartars [Landes], John, vicomte of,
146, 390.
See Aese.
Tarvin, Tervyn [co. Chester], letters patent
dated at, 105.
Tat, Hugh, 224.
Tatenhill f Tottenhale, co. Stafford, 283.
606
GENEBAL INDEX.
TatesbiU, Robert de, 189, 255, 8S6.
, f Bpbert de, his Aither, 255.
Tttbam f co. Lancaster ?] , Martin, |>arion of,
Tatindon, Peter de, 190.
Tatinggetton. See Tattiogatone.
Tattard, Gamer le, 20, 21.
TattiDgBtone, Tadingeston, Tatiuggeston,
Tbadingeston [co. Suffolk], church of,
9, 189.
, adTowion of, 314.
Taunton, co. Somerset, manor and castle of,
865.
, castle of, 408.
, prior of, 807.
, St. Margaret's without, hospital of,
268.
Taunton, Guy de, 59, 65, 71, 76, 92, 94, 116,
174, 191.
, John de, abbot of Glastonbury, 55,
74, 88.
, William de. 268.
Taustem, Thomas de, 100.
Taverham [co. Norfolk], church of, 53.
, Nicholaa de, 58.
Tavemer, Druin le, 157.
, Hugh le, 290.
Johnle, 267.
, Richard le, 290.
William le, 420.
Tawell, Master Stephen de, parson of We^t-
milne, 444.
Tawton, Suth, South Taunton, oo. Devon, 279.
Taxal, Taxhale [co. Chester], church of, 44.
Taxation of the liberty of Hexham, 188.
of the liberty of St. Edmunds, form
for, 132, 188.
.., courtesy made by the Cistercian
order, 209, 264.
, fifteenth, of 1275, 136, 158, 164, 172.
183, 187, 190-192,194, 196-199, 218,
231, 249, 355, 357. 260-262, 298, 808,
809, 819, 484.
, paid over to the merchants of
Lucca, 153.
, , composition for, 164,165.
, by citixens of London, 186.
, courtesy, 258.
, levied by request, 108, 126.
, , on the clergy, not aright, 165.
, , New Aid, 84, 240, 286.
twentieth of Henr)' III., 4, II, 80,
40, 42, 48, 154.
, tenth imposed by the pope on the
clergy for the Holy Land, 11, 12, 40,
42, 54, 69, 61-68, 73, 77, 80, 82, 85,
136, 145, 147, 152, 155, 210, 214, 258.
, , partly granted by the pope to
Rleanor the king's mother, 865.
, tallage of the king's demesnes, 4, 814.
, licence for magnates to tallage their
villeins whenever the king talls^ges his,
81.
Taxation — cent,
, composition for, 421.
tallage on Jews, of 2 Edward L, d^,
163, 27^.
, villeins taxed by abbey, 182.
See Customs.
Taxhale. See Taxal.
Tayden. See Theydon Mount.
TtLjt, Stephen, 450.
Team, Thame, river [co. Durham], 201.
Tedemersh, Herbert de, 308.
Tegwngl Cantred, Englefeld [Coleshill end
Bhuddlan hundreds, co. Flint], 464.
465.
Teinturer, Teynturer, John le, 22, 877, 888.
, Richard le, 881.
Tele, Henry de, 65.
Teler, Dunning le, 107.
, Richard le, 107.
Torald son of John le, 815.
Templar, a, 298.
Templars. See Knights Templars.
Temple. See London.
Temple, New,Warin, treasurer of, 84, 99, 100.
Temple Broer [oo. Lincoln], letters patent
dated at, 186, 187, 176.
Templer, Stephen le, 416.
Temprenoyae, William, 158.
Tendring [co. Essex], hundred o^ 41.
Tenges, John de, prior of Lewes, 268.
Tenure by seijeanty, 152, 361, 471.
of keeping a balance and weights.
67, 117.
Terling, co. Essex, 874, 375, 422.
..., Maudut manor in, 428.
Terring. See Tarring.
Terrington, l^rington, eo. Norfolk, 182.
Tervyn. See Tarvin.
Teste, Kmeric a la, 23.
Nicholas, 20, 85, 87, 52, 54, 65.
, Peter, 86.
Teudele. See Tudeley. . .
Teukeabury. See Tewkesbury.
Tevelebi, John de, 220.
Tewkesbury [co. Gloucester], 252, 280.
Teydene. See Theydon Lessingtop.
Teye, William de, 219.
Teynturer. See Teinturer.
Tbadingeston. See TatUngstone.
Thalebot. See Talebot.
Thame, Tame [co. Oxford], letters patent
dated at, 100, 218, 480, 481.
, abbot of, 216, 389.
Thame, Michael de, 889.
Thamehogh [Team -hay], eo. Durham, 201.
Thames, 230, 258, 880.
, kidels in, 323, 445.
Thamworth. See Tamworth.
Thanny. SeeTtaxj.
QENEBAL INDEX.
607
Tharfield, Therefeld [co. Herto], tetters
patent dated at, 138.
Thedaldi, Thedaldo, Thethaldi, Theodaldo,
Theoldaldi, Thethaldi, — , 92.
, Bernard, 98.
iByndinua, 318.
Rasticella, or BustikelluB, 7, 75,
818.
Tegl[arias], 93, 94.
Thefford, See Thetford.
Thefford, Benedict de, 290.
Theford. See Thetford.
Tbeling, Philip, 274.
, Stephen, 274.
Thelnetham, Peter de, 149.
, William de, 459.
Theobaldi, Janian, 90.
Theoldaldi. See Thedaldi.
Theolechan, co. Kilkenny, 858.
Thethaldi. See Thedaldi.
Therefeld. See Tharfield.
Thetford, Theffcrd, Theford, co. Norfolk, 173,
290.
Monks, prior of, 198, 456.
, W. prior of, 437.
Thewro, Hugh in, 124, 175.
Theydon Monnt, Te jdene, Tajden [eo. Essex] .
charch of, 10, 99.
Theydon, Letitia de, 288.
Thieis, Henry le, presented to Weston, 46.
Thikingham. See Trikingham.
Thokingham. See Tokingham.
Tholosan. See Tolesano.
Tholose. See Toluse.
Tholy. See Toly.
Thomas, Alan son of, de Penyngton, 223.
, Eustace son of, 81.
James son of, 474.
, John son of, 294.
, , le Chapman, 340.
, Ralph son of, de Tocwith, 393.
, Roger son of, 220.
, Thomas son of, de Legistre, 441.
, Walter, 467.'
, ...-., Alice his wife, 466.
, William son of, 899.
, , de Northampton, 68.
Thomond, Ireland, land of, 184, 135, 155.
Thorinton, John de, 398.
Thorley, Thorleye [Isle of Wight], 283.
Thormyne, Thormynne, Torpminne, Gorewin
de, 65.
, Henry, 65.
, John de, 59.
Thorn. See Schoro.
Thomemie, Master William de, of Mareell,
305.
...., , Peter his brother, 806.
Thonemira, Master William de, 449.
See Tnmemiime,
Thorney [oo. Cambridge], abbot of, 118,
180.
, abbot of, 475.
, prior and convent of, 234.
, marsh of, U8.
, wood of 118.
Thomham, co. Norfolk, 468.
Thornhawe, Peter de, 68.
Thomhill, co. Wilts, hundred of, 203.
Thomholm, [co. Lincoln], prior of, 410.
, priory of, 78.
Thornton, Astinus de, 278.
, John de, 280.
Thornton, Thometon in Holdemess [co.
York], abbey of, 168.
Thorp, diocese of Lincoln, church of, 193.
Thorp, Master Roger de, 459.
> presented to Clent, 58.
, Thomas de, 215, 842.
Thorpe!. See Torpel.
Tbotherouud. See Thomond.
Three Castles, Trium Castorum [i.e. Gros-
moDt, Skcnfrith, and Whitecastle, oo.
Monmouth], honor of, 182, 350, 428.
Threshillinges, Richard, 459.
Thuam. See Tuam.
Thuffayne. See Chofyn.
Thurgartou [Notts], prior of, 249.
Thiirkil, Thomas, 266.
Thurkilby, Master Roger de, 87.
, Roger de. 111.
Thurlbear, Tburlebyre [co. Somerset], 282.
Tharmeston, Thomas de, 466.
Thurmuud, Henry de, 221.
Thurvyl. See Turvile.
Thwaite St. Mary, Thweyt [co. Norfolk],
church of, 330.
Tibcrch, co. Kilkenny, 352.
Tibetot, Tibotot, Tybetot, Tybotot, Tippetot,
Tibbetot, Henry de, 236.
Robert de, justice of West Wales,
106, 123, 132, 265, 268, 287, 818, 319,
825, 375, 426, 442, 448, 446.
» , appointed justice of West
Wales, 443.
f See o/eo Tipetot.
Tickford by Newport, Tykeford without
Newport [co. Bucks]. See Newport.
Tickhill, Tikehull, TykehuU [co. York],
Austin Friars of, 208, 164.
» castle of, 49, 68, 82, 110, 811, 880.
9 9 constable of. See Sandiaere,
John de ; Nolmeriis, Raymond de.
» cwtle and honor of, 1, 30,43,306,
350.
» constable of, 1.
••• f » See Reimundi de Miro
Monte, Master William.
I > subtraction of services to, 847,
» castle and mills, 260.
) bonor of, 208.
608
GENERAL INDEX.
TiokhiU, TikehuU, &c.-<^^
honor of the cMtle of, 78.
, manor of, 110.
, mills of, 110,884,431.
, town and honor of, 48.
Tidcombe, Titeoombe, Tydecombe [co. Wilts},
church of, 83, 185.
Tideswell [co. Derb j] , letterf patent dated at,
102.
Tieys. See Tjrejs.
Tifle, Richard, 316.
Tilbnry [co. Essex], church of, 322.
, letters patent dated at, 452.
Tilemancston, Roger de, 436.
Tilio, Arnold Lupi de. See Liipi.
Tiliot, Tilyet, John, 890.
Richard, 487.
TiUebory, Tillebirj, Richard de, 322.
, , Constance wife of, 109.
See Tilbury.
Tilloy, Tyllioly, Peter de, 33, 54.
Tilmanstone, Tilemanston [oo. Kent], 436.
Tilney-cum-Islington, Usingtcm [co. Norfolk],
432.
Tilshead, Tydolvesbyde [co. Wilts], church
of, 317.
Tilyet. See Tiliot.
Tindale, Tyndal, co. Northumberland, 178.
Tingewiok, Tyngewyk, co. Bucks, 166. 236,
346.
See T j-ngewy k.
Tintern [co. Monmouth], abbot and con-
vent of, 404.
Tipetot, Richard, 73.
SeeTibetot.
Tipperary, Ireland, sheriff of, 57.
shrievalty of, 57.
Tippetot. See Tib : tot.
Tiptree, Tjrppetre (]co. Essex], prior and con-
vent of, 452.
Tiringham, John de, 87.
See Tyrringham.
Tirington, William de, 339.
Tiron, Tyron [Eure et Loire], abbot of, 399.
Tirrusk, co. Kilkenny, 353.
Tissington, Tystinton, co. Derby, 844.
Tissinton, Tysinton, Hugh de, 465, 466.
Titchwell, Tychewell, co. Norfolk, 468.
Titcorabe, Tydecumbe [co. Wilts], church of,
88, 135.
Titecumbe. See Tidcorabe.
Tithes, 90, 174, 425.
Toche, Robert, 845.
Tocwith, Ralph son of Thomas de, 393.
William son of William de, 398.
Todington, Alexander de, 410.
Toftes, Roger de, 468.
, William de, 51.
Toker, Richard le, 441.
Tokingbam. Thokinghami co.. Kent, 850.
Tolashunte. See ToUeahont.
ToUere, Adam le, 16.
Tolesano, Tbolosan, John, 196, 289, 844.
, , Wehael his son, S89, 844.
, John d§, 418.
Michael de, 418. '
, H Joan his sister, 418.
, Richard, or Richard de, 939, 244.
418.
Tollethunt, Toleshunte [eo. Essex], 358.
Tolnse, Tholuse, Tholose, Giles de, 35.
, Thomas de, 444, 450.
Toly, Tholy, William, 213, 283.
, , John his brother, 213, 283.
Tolyn, Tullyn, Arnold, 15, 24.
Tonnebrigg. See Tunbridge.
Tonevill, Vinant de, 17.
Tony, Thony, Touny, Ralph de, 169, 171,
222.
, Ralph, skinner, 157.
Topeheved, Ranulph, 401.
William, 243.
Tor, Torre Moun, Torre [co. Deron], St
Saviour's, abbot and convent of, 403,
439.
Torald, Robert son of William, 315.
Toresby, Sir Peter de, 202.
Torgeseye. See Torksey.
Torkervill, Richard de, 211.
Torksey, Torgeseye [co. Lincoln], St. Peter's
church, 49.
Torpel, Thorpel [co. Northampton], 366.
Torpminne.
See Thormjrne.
Torre. See Tor.
Torring, Torringes, William de, 1 64, 382.
Torud, Henry de, 100.
, John, 100.
Torvill, John, 287.
See Turvile.
Tosieman, William, 407.
Tot, Stephen le, 382.
, , Joan his wife, 382.
Totele, Stephen de, 445.
Tothill, Tottenhale [co. Middlesex], town of,
405.
Totingedon,ehttrch of, 816.
Totnes, archdeacon of. See Boleet, Master
Henry de.
, Totton, Totten [co. Devon], 8, 195.
, castle and town of, 8.
Tottenhale. SeeTothiU; TatenhiU.
Totton, Toton [co. Hants], 87.
Toulouse, 212.
Touneshend, Walter atte, 103.
Touny. See Tony.
Tournaments prohibited, 5, 8, 10, 41, 42, 47.
Tours [France], 271.
i Tower. See London.
' Towns, decay of the websters of Oxford, 102
GENERAL INDEX.
609
, dispute as to ' the Commonalty/ 150.
, foreigners* contributions to, 134, 878.
, foreigners' rents taxed in, 134.
, headboroughs of, duties of, 175.
, liberties of, ISd, 288, 324, 826.
, power of buiyifeBses to bequeath their
lands, 119,140.
, ransom by burgesses of the marriage
of their sons and daughters, 123.
, rich grieving the poor, 188, 476.
, new settlements in, 366.
, trespasses of, whereby they are
taken into the king's hands, 142, 143,
167.
See London; Winchester; Canter-
bury.
, Lynn walled in the time of the
barons' war, 288.
See Bhuddlan; Oxford; Cam-
bridge ; Mayors ; Market ; Measures ;
Murage; Pavage; Pontage; Quay-
age; Villeins.
Tprush, Simon, 117.
Tracy, Henry de. of Wollacumbe, 102.
, Nicholas de, 474.
Traddery, Tradery [co. Clare], cantred of,
136.
Traham, Hugh de, 161, 306.
, , David his groom, 161.
Traill V, Traylly, Trauayli, John de, 40, 41, 44,
* 820.
, , Walter his son, 44, 820.
, Walter de, 209, 472.
Tramel, Richard, 869.
Traneleye, Walter de, 484.
Transtiberim, Angelus de, 424, 425.
Trapani, Tapani [Sicily], port of, 181.
Trauayli, Walter de. See Trailly.
Travail, William, 465, 466.
Travers, John, 460.
, William, 460,
Tray, Robert, 88.
Trays, Gilbert, 267.
Treasure trove, 187.
Treasury, counter-key of, 272.
Tregluthenou, Peter de, coroner of Cornwall,
284.
Tregoz, John, 218.
Trehampton, Ralph de, 190, 221.
Treiagen, John de, 284.
Trelisick, Treloysech [in St. Erth, co. Com-
waU], 326.
Treloyseth. See Trelisick.
Tremoine, John, 25.
Trenan [? Grenan], co. Kilkenny, 352.
Trenchard, Henry, 46, 283.
Trenchea, 255, 895.
Trent, escheator north of. Se» Wilegheby,
Philip de.
, escheator south of. See Lovetot,
John de; London, John de; CliiXord,
Master Biohaxd de.
94187.
Trent — cont.
, escheator south of Trent, 8, 64, 78.
... ...., steward north of. See NormanviU,
Thomas de.
, forest north of, justice of. See Ley-
burn, Roger de.
, forest south of^ justice of. See Tany ,
Luke de.
Trentemars, Thomas, 825.
Tresshere, Robert son of Matilda le, 294.
Tretire, Retyr [co. Hereford], 218.
Treton, Thomas de, 244.
Trevet, Try vet, Trevot, Thomas, justice, 117,
120, 128, 160, 174, 181, 267, 294, 420.
Treyvil, Thomas, 447.
Trikiogham, Thikingham, Alexander de, 826,
342, 847, 848, 458.
TrilUwe, Philip de, 444.
Trim, Trum [co. Meath], St. Mary's, abbot
of, 147.
, prior and convent of, 145, 306.
, Miles, abbot of, 306.
, Gilbert, abbot of, lib.
Milo, monk of, 145.
Trium CcLttrorum honor. See Three Castles.
Troam, Truward [Calvados], abbot of, 816.
Trochaked, O'M'Bloid, Brochkedoblic, Droeh-
kedoblic [in the barony of Tulla, co.
Chire], half cantred of, 856, 362.
Troia. See Troye.
Trolium, 271.
Troye, Troia, Bateman de, 439.
, Copinus de, 18.
, James de, 21.
, Richard de, 858.
Troys, James de, 256, 258.
Troytemenen, Robert, 207.
Trumwyne, William, knight, 422.
, William, keeper of Cannock forest,
218.
Trunk, eo. Norfolk, 178.
Trussell, Roesia, 229.
, Stephen, 18.
TrusseUuMt chest, 132.
Truward. See Troam.
Trye, Peter de, presented to High Easter,
855.
Tryvet. See Trevet.
Tuam, Thuam [Ireland], Malachi, a Fri^r
Minor, archbishop of, 368.
Tubbe, Robert, 158.
Tud, David, 14.
Tudeley, Teudele [co. Kent], church of, 85.
Tulachrothan, co. Kilkenny, 358.
Tnlemund, Gilbert, 349.
Tuleye, Robert de, 207.
Tullaghanbrog, Taludiambrok [barony of
Shillelugher], co. Kilkenny, 358.
Tolleyo, William de, 382.
Tnllyn. See Tolyn.
Tnmbreb, 987.
610
GENERAL INDEX.
Tunbridgey Toaebrigg [co. Kent], prior of
85, 404.
Robert called JuTeoiB, canon of, 404.
, banliea of, 267.
, lowey of, 349.
Tunge, Bichard son of William le, 294.
Tupe, Boger, 413.
Tarbernll, Hugb de, 56, 221.
Torceys, William, 285.
Tarevill. See Tarvill.
Turk, William, 284.
Tomand, John de, 18.
iSee Tumay.
Tnmay, John de, 86.
Tumeminne, Master William, 474.
i9ee Thomemira.
Tumo, John de, treasurer of the Temple,
Paris, 882.
Tumur, Ralph le, 424.
Turre, Turry, John, 474.
Turn, Margery de, 877.
Turron, Giles le Assaur de. See Assaur.
Tur?ile, Thurvyl, Thurvill, Torrilla, Tarvill,
John de, 889.
Robert de, muster of Knights Tem-
plers in England, 208, 252, 871, 436,
444, 445, 450.
S^Toryill.
Tuscano, Arnold de, 88.
Toscard [t.«. the northern part of the county
of Antrim], bailiff of, 8.
Tusculano. See Frascati.
Tutburr, Tuttebiry [co« Stafford], castle and
honor of, 202.
Tutting, William, le Someter, 847.
Tuyt, Peter de, 455.
Tuyford. See Twyford.
Twyford, Tuyford [co. Hants], church of,
455.
Tybermimd, Reginald de, 235.
Tybetot See Tibetot.
Tybotot See Tibetot.
Tycheseye, Thomas de, 291.
Tychewell. 5ee Titchwell.
l^dal [o/ioe Rydal], Philip de» 285, 246.
Tydecumbe. See Titcombe; Tidcombe.
TydoWeshyde. See Tilshead.
Tyeys, Tieys, Tyeis, Andrew le, 446
•M > Baldwin le, 481.
, Franco de, 853.
, John le, 190.
Tykeford. SeeTickford.
TykeshuU. See TickhUl.
Tyliio, Richard, 427.
SeeTiiiot.
TyUoly. 5ee Tilloy.
Tymelesby, Ralph de, presented to fidlingtou,
186.
Tympan, Roger, 267.
, , Joan his wife, 267.
Tyne. See Qloucester.
Tyne river, fishing in, 128.
Tyndal. See Tindale.
Tyngehurst, John de, 278, 835.
T^yngewyk. See Tingewiek.
Tyngewyk, Elias de, 405, 460.
, John de, 405.
, Robert de, 460.
Typet, Richard, 474.
Typpetre. See Tiptree.
Tyrel, Robert, 102.
Tyrington. See Terrington, co. Norfolk.
Tyrington, Poncins de, 182.
Tjrron. See Tiron.
Tyrrin^iam, or Tyringham, Tiringham [co.
Buckingham], advowson o^ 87.
Tysinton. See Tissinton.
Tystinton. See Tissington.
Tytheriey, West, Westuderle, co. Hants, 155,
401.
Tyveliseford, Richard de, prior of Kenilwocdi,
802, 808.
Tywe, Hugh de, 340, 841.
, , Margery his wife, 840, 341.
, , , Hugh her son. 841.
, Roger de, 841.
Tyweler, William le, 134.
See oleo Teler.
u
Udemere. See Odemere.
Udimore, Udemere [co. Sussex], letter patent
dated at, 277.
Ufford [co. Northampton, church of, 197.
Ufford, Offord, Benedict de, 158.
, John de, 402, 461.
, Robert de, justidary of Ireland, 3, 12,
48, 68. 89, 141, 149, 154-157,160, 161,
172, 185, 198, 208, 219, 22S, 224, 238,
249, 262, 268, 269, 277, 278, 806, 809,
815, 817, 357, 859, 362, 879, 381, 884,
890, .*J91, 894, 400, 420, 421, 428, 426,
480, 451, 456, 457, 465.
, , appointed justiciary of Ireland,
149.
.....,„., , Mary his wife, 894.
Uguiccio, James, 129.*
Ulcombe, Ulecumbe [co. Kent], 240.
Ulecumbe. See Ulcombe.
Ulster, Ireland, county of, 57, 117, 227.
, bailiff of the four pleas in. See
Warin, William son of.
, bailiwick in, 426.
, earl of. See Burgo, Walter de.
, steward of. See Warin, William mo
of ; Maundevill, Henry de.
, , castles of, 7.
, Emelina, countess of, 878.
^, conntess of. See Lacy, Bmelina de.
GENERAL INDEX.
611
Ulster— tfORf.
, honor and county of, 28.
, steward of. See Warin, William son
of.
, issnee of for Welsh war, 209.
, sherifbof, 117.
, steward of, 82, 150.
Dlveston, Alice wife of John de, 888.
IJlTriche, Wlyriche, Richard, 955.
, William, 410.
UmframTill, Hnmframvill, Bastaoe de, 212.
Qilhert de, 109, 176, 221, 459.
, , EUjmbeth wife of, 109.
Umfrej. See Homphrey.
Unetnarias. See Oyntel.
Underwood [eo. Derby], 882.
Uniyersitiee. See Bologna; Cambridge;
Oxford.
Unwin, Simon, 150.
UpaTon [oo. Wilts], letters patent dated at,
76, 115, 864.
Upton, CO. Northampton, 366.
[co. Salop], 154.
Urbe^ de. See Borne.
Urbe, Master Angelus de, 274.
Urb§ VetuB, See Onrieto.
Urry, Stephen, 446.
Urse, Robert le, 176.
Urs^us son of Isaac le Evesk, Jew of Nor^
wioh, 408.
Ursi, de filiis, Neapoleo, 425.
Urso, Peter de, 888, 842.
Urtiaco, Lortiaco, Henry de, 408.
, Walter de, 368.
Ueagium, 481.
Ussher, Alan le, 54.
Usurers, 73, 172.
See JtWB,
Usury, 92, 98, 95.
, inqnisitions as to, 128, 448.
f prohibition of Italian merchants
£rom exercising, 91.
Utlaghe, Cecilia la, 816.
Uxbridge, Wixebrigge [co. Middlesex], 237.
Vacher, Genras le, 180.
.., Hugh le, 414, 467.
.....••••9 Thomas le, 465, 466.
, Walter le, 245.
Vagabonds, 137.
Vagabond friars, 480.
monks, 140.
Vaghan, Bes, 229.
S«e Adam Wuhuhan.
Val, Vale, VaUe, Adam de, 200, 207, 258,
288.
, , Stephen his brother, 258.
, John de, 353.
, Nicholas del, 302.
, Walter le, 88.
, Walter del, mayor of Winchester,
133.
Vale Boyal [co. Chester], abbot of, 247, 265,
809,811,315,464,465.
, abbot and convent of, 246, 247, 270,
272, 404, 416.
abbey, 452.
, works of, 252.
Valence, diocese of Poitiers, abbot and con-
vent of, 271.
Valencia, Agnes de, 84, 185.
, Joan de wife of William de, 198.
, William de, the king's uncle, 50, 54,
56, 75, 87, 100, 112, 114, 139,143,
182, 184, 194, 211, 212, 267 273, 815,
817, 883,^889, 426, 469.
, , Joan wife of, 389.
Valeyns. See Valoniis.
Valle. See Val.
Valle Montis, de. See Valmont.
Valle Richeri, Walle Richeri, Geoffrey de, 35.
, Matthew de, 51.
Valle Torta, John de, 219.
, Robert de, 857.
Vallibus, Vans, Wauus, Wans, Fulk de, 211.
, John de, 46, 190, 217, 277, 364, 378,
398, 896, 411, 421, 423, 480, 462, 463,
475.
Nicholas de, 211.
, Oliver de, 442.
, Master Theobald de, king's carpenter,
214.
, William de, 23, 65, 460.
Valmont, de Valle Montis [Seine Inf.],
abbot of, 455.
Valognes [Manche], vicomte of, 210.
Valognes? Valloiles [Manche], abbot of,
819.
Valoniis, Valeyns, Valoynes, Valongnes,
Christina de, 386.
, Mary de, 837.
, Robert de, 245, 410, 413, 414.
, , Edmund his son, 245.
, William de, sheriff of Kent, 107.
Varrane, Varvan [Landes], parish of, 230.
Vateir, John de, 368.
Vaudey [co. Lincoln], abbot of, 899.
Vaudyn, Drew, 358.
Vanghan. See Adam Wahuhan.
Vans. See Vallibus.
Vautrer, John le, 474.
Vavasour, Vavaaar, Manger le, Agnes wife
of, 873. ..,
, William le, 189.
Vaye, Robert de la, 92.
q Q 2
612
GENERAL INDEX.
Veer, Roger de, prior of St. John of Jeruia-
lem in England, 117.
Veisin. See Veysin.
Velye, Roger la, 442.
Veneise, Venys, James de, 42S.
, Peter de, 32.
Ventadour [Moustier Ventadour, Corr^ie?],
Eblo, Ticomte of, 118, 203.
, sometime seneschal of Perigord, 1 18.
Ventnr, Frederic, 213.
See Bonaventur.
Venar, B . . . de, 176.
, John le, 408.
..., Robert le, 815.
, William le, 176.
Venys. See Veneise.
Veravill, Philip de, 35.
Verdeuel, Verdouel, Adam, or Adam de, 896,
458.
Verdun, G. bishop of, 155.
Verdun, Verdoun, Verdon, Adam de, 251.
, Eleanor de, 108.
, John de, 102, 231, 827.
, Margery wife of Theobald de, 165.
, Nicholas de, Basilia wife of, 266, 447.
, Robert de, sheriff of Warwick, 803,
808, 347, 876.
, Theobald de,|l64, 229, 850, 426,489.
, Thomas de, 229, 278, 888.
Verfur, Jocens de, 862.
Vergers, William de, 395.
Verrer, William le, 467.
Verror, Adam le, 316.
Vers, John de, 20.
Versay, Philip de, 165.
Versent, Philip de, 25.
Vertekis, Giles de, 88.
Vescy, Adam de, 898.
, John de, 182, 222, 282, 296, 819, 888,
889, 854, 381, 420, 426,448.
Richard de, 417.
William de, 187, 486.
Veieri Castro, de. See Oldcastle.
Veteri Ponte, Robert de, 180.
Vetula, James de, 18, 16.
Veue, Bartholomew le, 21.
Veysin, Veisin, Nicholas, 18, 51.
Vicart, John, 165.
Vicohio. See Wichio.
Vicedomini, Gny, 92, 194, 196, 811, 820,
See Bisdome.
Vichio. See Wichio.
Vicia or Vitia, Bayamund de, 268.
dean of Lenn, 488
Vico. See Wichio.
Vienne, 8t. Anthony, hospital of, 869.
, , Onygo, or Gygo, proctor of, 40.
•»••••»! ...••.,William,proctor general of, 818,
459.
, , vagabond friars of, 459.
Vienne, Vienna, Devienne, Hugh de, 252, 296,
808, 436, 441, 458.
, Master Hugh de, prebendaiy of Dub-
lin, 101, 156, 168.
, Luke, 407.
Vigore, Thomas de, 346.
See Sanoto Vigore.
Vikio. See Wichio.
VUe, Peter, 858, 870.
Vilein, Richard le 51.
Vilens, William, 20.
Vilers, Benyard de, 84.
, Robert de, 809, 448.
Villa, Henry de, 90.
, Peter de, 176.
, Peter Amaldi de. See AznaldL
, Sampson de, 187.
Villa i^ca, Conrad de, 459.
Villa Lata. See Virelade.
VilU Nova, Raymond de, 117, 239, 240.
Villeins, 290-292.
requested to contribate to the reUtf of
an abbey, 172.
, tallage of, 45.
, oppression of, 108.
, taxation of, 188.
S«e Taxation.
Villeinage, 486.
Vilur, James le, 46.
Vineis. See Vivers.
Vineter, Vyneter, Roger le, 814.
, ....... Avice his wife, 814.
, William le, 68.
Vinur, John le, 69.
Virelade, Villa Lata [Gironde], Agnes, sooie-
time lady of, 162.
Visage, William, 277.
Viscunte, John le, 208.
Viskyo. See Vichio.
Visitation of the archbishop of CanterbiiTy,
268.
Vitia. See Vicia.
Viterbo, Master Benedict de, 811.
Vivers, or Vineis, Arnold de, 226.
Vives de Glouoestre, Jew of Oxford, 440.
, Sampson ton of, Jew of London* 144.
ViTonia, Sir Raou de, ehanoellor of Edward,
firstborn of Henry III., 181.
Vivon, Vyvon, Hugh de, 10.
, John de, 10.
Voidanoe, value of a, 45.
Vulpelli, Labrus, merchant of Locca» 882.
See aUo Lnoa, Labrus de.
Vnltuma, Sir Walterius de, merobant of
Lucca, Baruncinns son o^ 129.
See aleo Walterii.
Vyamde, Robert, 837.
Vyckyo. See Wichio.
Vyneter. See Vineter.
Vyskyo. See Vichio.
GENEBAL INDEX.
613
W
Waben, Waaban> Waben [Somme], 806.
.» le tracers of, 388.
, yicomt^of, S88.
, lea hales of, 888.
Wabridge, Wauberge [co. Hant], forest of,
92, 129, 141, 248.
Wace, Adam, 467.
, , Thomas his brother, 467.
Waceljn. See Qacelyn.
Wachesham. See Watdsham.
Wadden. See Whaddon.
Wade, Master Geofiiey de la, 322.
, Henrj, 315.
Wadele, John de, 160.
Wadenhall, Adam de, prebendary of Dablin,
225.
Waddington [co. Jancoln], letters patent
dated at, 187.
Waddon, Ralph de, 155, 188, 262.
, , Sibyl his wife, 188.
Wafie, Robert le, 272.
Wainflet, Waynflet, Weynfled, Robert de,
abbot of Bardenay, 369.
, Master Thomas de, 88, 141, 273.
Wake, Baldwin, 217, 221, 453, 459.
, , Hawisia wife of, 459.
, Henry le, 85.
, Henry, 18,
, Hugh, 221.
, John le, 22.
Wakefield, Wakefead, co. Tork, 178, 469.
Wakesham, Gtorard de, 242.
Walberswick, Walberdeswik [co. Suffolk],
470.
Walbon, Faganoll, 92.
Walbraunt, William, 87.
Walcote. See Walecote.
Waldegrave, Richard de, 419.
Waldeseph, Alan de, 436.
Waldeshef, Richard, 252.
, Robert, 157, 252, 441.
Roger de, the master of Slebeche,
139.
, William, 458.
Waldin, Waldyn, Adam, 430.
, Robert son of Roger, 475.
, , Juliana his wife, 475.
Waldingfield, Great, Wandingfold [co. Suf-
folk], 242.
Waldis, in. See Weald.
Walebreus. See Whalebrewes.
Walecote, Wakwte, Osbert de, 245.
, Thomas de, 843.
Waleden, John de, 351.
Waledon, Geoffrey de, 197.
Walegho, John de, 15.
Walemnnd, Henry, sometime sheriff of Lon-
don, now burgess of Harfleur, 431.
, John de, 166.
Walepol. See Walpole.
Walerand, Walraund, Waleraund, Walran,
Robert, 6, 8, 31, 86, 272, 304, 828.
,' , Matilda his wife, 81, 272, 821.
, ,,,..., Robert his nephew and heir,
86.
Master Robert, 389.
Wales, 1, 11, 12, 42, 47, 48, 72, 104, 110,
126, 144, 169, 171, 186-189, 192, 194-
196, 200, 201, 207, 208, 210-213, 215,
216, 218, 222, 223, 225, 226, 268, 296,
297, 299, 380, 850, 381, 437, 441, 447,
472.
, army in, tempore Henry III., scutage
for, 449.
•...! army of, in 5th year, knight serrioe
for, 334.
, military summons of the fifth year,
241.
, captains of the army in 1281. See
Vescy, John de ; Grandisono, Otto de.
, Cinque Ports to keep whatererthey
take from Welsh, 225.
, army in, war in, 184, 191, 192, 195,
208, 209, 212, 217, 219, 221, 228-227,
230, 282, 246, 251, 278, 282, 855, 442,
448.
, , bowmen in, 330.
, , crossbowmen mounted from
Gascony, 184.
, horses for, 169, 171. 184.
, ^ works at Flint, 226.
March, 56, 171, 199, 472.
, , raids on, 47.
, , churches of, 295.
, , works in, 803.
, rebels in, admitted to the king's
peace, 126, 169, 171, 186, 219, 284,
242.
, certain pleas suspended by reason of
the war, 239.
, persons fit for arms not to besuin-
moned for inquisitions, 289.
, peace in, 126.
, prince of. See Llewellin.
, roll of, 251.
North, 282.
, South, army in, 226.
, , general of, Edmund, the king's
brother, 225.
West, 198, 218, 405.
, , justice of. See Knovill, Bogo
de.
, , See Tibotot, Robert.
, , keeper of. See Mortuo Mari,
Roger de.
, Edmund the king's brother, the
kinff's lieutenant in the munition of,
212, 218.
614
GBNEBAL INDEX.
Wales — coni,
> captain for. See CadurcU, Payn de.
t receiver in. See Broghton,
Ralph de.
Waleshale, 894.
Waleeham. See Walnham.
Waleton. See Walton-upon-Trent.
Waleys, Anian le, 896.
, Klias le, 808, 475.
> Geoffrey le, presented to Wylingham,
160.
, Henry le, 126, 189, 812, 244, 871,
881,421.
, Ingram le, 181, 289.
, Johnle, 415,420.
, Philip le, 445.
» , presented to Stretton in Stret-
tondale, 198.
» Master Philip le, parson of Stretton,
802.
, Hichard le, 204, 259.
, , Godfrey his father, 206.
> 9 his grandfather, 205.
, , Joan his wife, 206.
, Robert, 407.
, Robert le, of Danwar, 216.
, Thomas le, 857.
, William le, 179.
Walhop, Andrew, parson of St. Paneras,
Winchester, 486.
Walmgford, St. John the Baptist, hospital of,
162.
Wa]ke£etre, Joan daughter of Robert, 141.
Walkingham, Alan de, 189, 828, 877, 897,
464, 474, 476.
Wall,* Walter de, 68.
Wallaye, Thomas de, abbot of Selby, 861.
Walle Rioheri. See Yalle Richeri.
Wallecot, lepers* house of, 64.
Wallerscote [co. Chester], letters patent dated
at, 225, 226.
Walliis et fossatis, commissions de, 120, 291,
880.
Wallingford [co. Berks] letters patent dated
at, 2, 8.
Walmesford. See Wansford.
Walmesford, Robert de, presented to Little
Beresford, 89.
Walpole, Walepol, co. Norfolk, 179.
Walran. S^e Walerand.
Walsall, Waleshales, in Oannok Forest [co.
Stafford], wood of, 178.
Walsham, co. Norfolk, 179.
Walsham, Walesham, Nicholas de, prior, after-
wards abbot of St. Benet's, Hulme,
96, 98.
Walsingham [ca Norfolk], letters patent
dated at, 422, 468.
Walsoken, co. Norfolk, 178.
Walsokne, Thomas de, 162.
Walter, Henry son of, 467.
, Macy ^n of, 484.
, Peter son of, de Gayton, 158.
, Robert son of, 49, 96, 98, 290, 212,
412, 424, 461, 474.
, Simon son of, 154.
, , presented to Staoonild, 154.
, Walter son of,de Grace, 180.
William son of, de Ozeneye, 827.
Walterii, Gualteri, Barunsinus, Baroneioiis,
Bonroncinus, 218, 854-856, 882,405,
418,446.
See dUo Vulturna.
Waltham, Wautham, 485.
[co. Norfolk], 466.
Waltham, Holy Cross [co. Essex], Biehari
de Herghes, abbot of, 81.
, abbot of, 150, 846, 891.
, abbot and convent of, 61, 461.
, prior and convent of, 80, 48.
, canons of, 489.
Waltham on the Wold, Wautham [co. Lei-
cester, 418, 467.
Waltham, Wautham, Gilbert de, 882.
Heniy de, 58, 144.
, Reg^iald de Maidendeth, abbot of.
42.
, Richard de, 302.
, William de, 414, 467.
See Waltham on the Wolds.
Walton, CO. Norfolk, 179.
Walton upon Trent, Waleton [co. Derb?],
61.
, advowBon of, 61.
Walton, Simon de, 385.
Walward, Adam, 267.
See Wolward.
Wanborough, Wamberge [co, Wilu], St.
Catherine, chapel of, 872.
Wandesle, Ranulph de, 285.
Wanford, Giles de, 464.
Sse Waunford.
Wansford, Walmesford [co. Northumber-
land], 8.
, bridge of, 82.
Wantage, Wanetinge [co. Berks], hundred of,
115.
Warde, John le, 486.
, Nicholas de U, 299.
, William le, 409.
Warden, Warden [oo. Beds], 48.
Wardinton, Wardynton, Roger de, 347, 407.
Wardon [co. Bedford], abbot and convent of,
305.
Wardon, West. See Chipping Warden.
Wardrobe, keeper of. See Bek, Anthony;
Gonneys, John de; Luda, Master
William de.
See Bek, Master Thomas.
Wardrobe, Great, 390,
Wards, PanOitio, 168.
GENERAL INDEX.
615
Ware, Warre, John la, 175, 345.
, , presented to Sutton, Maonde^
▼iU, 895, 449.
, Jordan la, 288.
, , Isolda bis tenant, 888.
, Ralph la, 46.
, Biohardde, 88.
Robert la, 811.
, Thomas la, 175.
Warenna, Florentinns de, 854.
, John de, earl of Warenne, 146, 178,
282, 238, 268, 269, 384, 414, 469.
, William de, 891.
Warenner, Roger le, 267.
See Warner.
Warewik. See Warrewyk.
Warfield, Warefeld, oo. Berks, 848.
Waiin, Fnlk son of, 852.
, Henry son of, 96.
Peter son of, 189, 217, 847.
, William son of, steward of Ulster, 7,
8, 28, 57, 82, 117, 187, 190, 209, 223,
227, 260, 296, 360, 870, 388, 897, 426.
, , bailifl of the four pleas in
Ulster, 883.
, , seneschal of Ireland, 117.
, William son of, de Oolecestre, 42.
Warmington,Wermenton [co. Northampton],
266, 291.
Warminster, Werministre [oo. Wilts], 258,
848.
Warmwell? Welle [co. Dorset], 358.
Wamborough, South, Suthwamebura, co.
Hants, 287.
Wame, Lawame, John de la, 432.
, Robert de la, 482.
, , Henry his brother, 432.
Warner, John le, 474.
, , Matilda wife of, 474.
See Warenner.
Warre. See Ware.
Warrewyk, Warewick, John de, 470.
, Nicholas de, 191.
Warthull, John de, 284.
, , Thomas his brother, 284.
, Luke de, 221.
Warwick [co. Warwick], 68.
, St. Sepulchre's, canons of the order
of, 871.
, Jews of, 6, 258, 837,
, tournament at, 42.
Warwick, county of, 70.
, Ela, countess of, 287.
countess of, serjeanty called that of
the, 270, 271.
,earl of. fitee Bello Campo, WiUiamde.
, peace in, 808.
sheriff <rf. 260, 882. 887.
, See Morteyn, William de;
Verdun, Robert de.
, sub-esoheator of, 66.
Wascelyn. See Oacelyn.
Waschingebury, John de, Matilda wife of,
472.
Wask, Odin de, merchant of Oene, 301.
SeeGuasco,
Waspaill, Waspayl, Roger, 210, 278, 430.
Wastelou ap Enaithou, 434.
Wasteneys, William de, 189.
Wastur, Robert le, 296.
Watele, 65.
Watele, Watelegh, Alexander de, 14, 20, 21,
28, 24.
, William de, 65.
SeeWeteie.
Wateley. See Whatley.
Water, Ralph, 98.
Watere, Hanrey atte, 189.
Waterbeach,Waterbech [co. Cambridge] , 453.
letters patent dated «t, 192, 197.
Waterford, Wateflord, co. Waterford, 203,
260.
, Stephen, bishop of, treasurer of Ire-
land, 72, 80, 82, 96, 117, 149, 160,
161, 208, 277, 298, 879, 884, 421, 423,
451, 455, 459, 465.
, , treasurer of Dublin, 208.
, bishop of. See Folebum, Stephen de.
, diocese of, 135.
, exchange at, 423.
county of, sheriff of. See Haye,
Walter de la.
, sheriff of, 57.
Waterford, Denis de, 58.
Watervill, Ralph de, presented to Hinche*
boyne, 60.
., , presented to the church of
Alfescote, 162.
Watford [co. Herts?], 14, 168.
Watford, Walter de, 22, 106.
Watling Street, Watlingestrete, 864.
Watreschipp. See Batreschipp.
Watteford. See Waterford.
Wattisham, Wachesham [co. Suffolk], 281.
Wauban. See Waben.
Wauberg. See Wabridge.
Wauberge, John de, 76.
Waud [Weald, Essex], 221.
Waudingfold. See Waidingfield.
Wannford, William de, 46
See Wanford.
Waus. See Vallibus.
Wautham. See Waltham.
Wanton, Wauuton, John de, 412.
, Robert son of Roger de, 417, 434.
, Roger de, 81.
, William de, 46, 220.
See Walton,
Wauuz, Waus. See Vallibus.
Waverley [co. Surrey], abbot of, 209, 211,
264, 889, 455.
616
GENERAL INDEX.
Wawejn, Adam, 24S.
Wax, 160.
Wax image, 182.
Waybridge priory, Norfolk. See Wejbridge.
Waydekin, John, 14.
Waye. See Wye.
Waylaand. See Weyland.
Waymne. See Weymonth.
Waynflet. See Wainflet.
Waynman, Richard le, 451.
Waynton, Nicholas de, 67.
Wayte, Alexander le, 410.
, Norman le, 410.
, Reginald le, 410.
, William le, 410.
Weald, in Waldie [co. Kent], seren hoadreda
in the, 417.
Weald? Waud [co^ Easex], 831.
Weald, North, North welde [co. Essex], 358.
Weaverham, Wererham [co. Cheater], 194.
Wedehie, Thomas de, 209.
Wederoure, William de, prior of Dunataple,
423.
Wedon, Edmund de, 848.
Weedon, Wedon, co. Northampton, 170.
Weedon Loys, Weedon Pinkney, co. North-
ampton, 169.
Weford, Martin de, 385.
Sfe« Weaford.
Wehaneray, Ralph de, 22.
Weights and measures, 172.
£)0e Market.
Weilaund. See Weylaund.
Wekedyye. See Wyke Dyve.
Welby, Welebe [co. Lincoln?], 17.
Welannd. See Weylaund.
Welde. See Wield.
Weldon, Welledon [co. Northampton] , 408.
Wele, Richard, 107.
Welewe, William de, 324, 346.
Welim, Philip ap Laurence, 484.
Welle. See Warmwell.
Wdle, CO. Norfolk, water of, 178.
Welle, in Wynfred Hundred [Pox well or
Warmwell, co. Dorset], 138.
Welle, Thomas de, 898.
, William atte, 899.
Wellerleye, Walrand de, justice of the Bench,
Dublin, 161.
Welles, Gilbert de, 888.
William de, 164, 179.
Wellesdon, Ralph son of Ralph de, 242.
Wellewik, William de, 450.
Wellok, Richard de, 244.
Welnok. See Wenlock.
Wells, Welles [co. Somerset], 285.
, letters patent dated at, 262.
, archdeacon of. See Button, Master
Thomaa de.
Wells, Welles— «oiil.
, oanon of, 804.
dean of. See Knolle, Master Edward
de.
,dean and chapter of, 74.
, prebends of, 84.
Weltetart, Richard, 159.
Wembworthy, Wemmeworth [oo. Defoo],
nhnrch of, 897.
Wemmeworth. See Wembworthy.
Wencia. See Gwent.
Wendleaworth, Adam de, 804.
, Richard de, 88.
Wendling, Wenling [oo. Norfblk], abbot and
convent of, 468.
Wenekeaal, Simon de, 18.
Weng. See Wing.
Wenham, Bomt, Breadwenham [oo. Sidblk],
116.
Wenling. See Wendling.
Wenlook, Welnok [co. Salop], John, prior of,
140, 822.
, prior of, 181.
fair, 114.
monaateiy of, 114.
, St. J<^'8 Hospital, 89.
Wenlok, Richard de, 896.
Went See Gwent
Werclyre, Matthew de, presented to Partaey,
159.
Werdekin, John, 15.
Werdawode. See Swerdewode.
Weremund, Wermnnd, Herbert, 17, 28.
..T , John, 58.
.Matthew, 21.
Werinton, William le Botiller of . SeeBotiller.
Werk, Henry le, 467.
Wermenton. See Warmington.
Werministre. See Warminster.
Wermund. See Weremund.
Wcrre, John, 291.
Weaeford. See Wexford; Wishford.
Wesegate, William de, 299.
Weseham, Thomas de, 6, 459.
, , Sarah his wife, 459.
Wesford, Martin de, 278.
See Wexford; Weford.
West, Neyra, 844.
Westacre [co. Norfolk], letters patent dated
at, 423.
Westbradeleye. See Bradley, West
Westden. See Dean, West, Sussex.
Westdun [co. Berks?], 382.
Westerleigh, Westerle, co. Glouoester, 857.
Westemeys, Robert le, 466.
Westhalsey. See Haddlesey, West
Westhamme. See Ham, West
Weethorsleye. See Horsley, West
Westman, Blias, 18, 87.
Westmerland, Thomas da, 480.
QENEBAL INDEX.
617
WiMtmill, Westmilne [co. Hcits], ehuroh of,
444.
Weetminater, 182, 800, 207, 237, 485, 486,
440, 460.
town, 405.
, B. abbot of, 186.
, Richard, abbot of, 302, 808.
abbey, 56.
, two fairs of, 418.
abbot of, 8, 46, 128, 159, 162,
171, 231, 257, 277, 302, 308, 808, 845,
346.
, abbot and conrent of, 878, 418,
446, 458.
, aisles of, 132.
, belfry of, 418.
, cborohjard of, 418.
, great altar, light on, 418.
, St Edward's shrine, 418.
, Bench at, 154.
justices at, 54, 407.
, letters patent dated at, 2-6, 8-28,
26, 80-43, 47-54, 60-62, 64-69, 71,
85-98. 104, 106-114, 118-121, 128-
125, 129, 189-147, 149, 152-157, 162-
173, 177, 178, 180, 182, 188, 199, 200-
209, 211, 288, 289, 249, 252-255, 264-
278, 280-285, 289-294, 298-800, 806-
816, 818-820, 825-832, 884-337, 839,
844-846, 848-851, 854, 855, 368-388,
899-405, 409^11, 418^19, 426, 431-
449, 452, 454, 459-467, 470-478, 475,
476.
, parliament at, 380, 426.
, Tenison for, 105.
, works at, 201.
, works in the palace at, wages for,
167, 278.
Westminster, the first, statute of, 162, 305.
Westmonasterio, Hugh de, 188.
, Master Odo de, 189.
, presented to Finchley, 41.
, :, remembrancer of the Bxche-
qner, 811
Westmorland, baronies of, 181.
, eyre in, 304.
sheriff of, 121, 181, 188.
, shrievalty of, 180.
Weston [co. Herts], letters patent dated at,
84.
[co. Suffolk], church of, 46, 424.
Weston, Christiaoa de, 107.
, Hugh de, 30.
, Hugh son of Hugh de, 405.
, John de, 179, 802, 808, 453.
Michael de, 198, 219, 295.
, Nicholas de, 858, 891.
Robert de, 179.
Westieys, Ralph le, 168.
See Westemejrs.
Westyrood, Westwode [co. Worcester], pri-
oress and convent of, 282.
Wetenhale, Adam de, 226, 394.
, , presented to Tydecnmbe, 185.
Wethamsted, John de, parson of Luttreworth
and Kingsley, 229.
Wether, John, 470.
Weverham. See Weaverham.
Wexford, Weseford, Wesford [co. Wexford],
260.
... ..... [Ireland], liberty of, 278, 383.
Weybridge, Weybruge [co. Norfolk], prior
of, 847.
Weyfordi Baldwin de, 144.
, William de, 144.
Weylaund, Welaund, Weiland, Waylaund,
Herbert de, 402.
, Nicholas de, 192, 242, 398, 402.
, Thomas de, 115, 164, 165, 178, 175,
179, 243, 282, 288, 292, 294, 808, 819,
324, 347-350, 377, 407, 410, 411, 418,
424, 426, 483, 475.
, Thomas de, justice of the Bench, 308.
, William de, 5, 10, 16, 33, 41.
Weymouth, Waymue [co. Dorset], port, 865.
Weynfled. See Wainflet.
Weyse, William le, 245.
Wfford. See Ufford.
Whaddon, Wadden, co. Wilts, 8.
church of, 447.
Whaddon, Humphrey de, 447, 449.
, • Claricia wife of, 449.
, Balphde, 424.
Whale, 469.
Whalebrewes, Walebreus, William de. 191,
207, 269.
Whaplode, Qnappelade, co. Lincoln, 840.
Whassingbum, John de, 474.
, , Matilda wife of, 474.
Whateleye. See Wheatley.
Whatley, Wateleye, co. Somerset, 8.
WheaUey, Whateley, co. Notts, 41.
Whelwrychte, John le, 253.
Whepstead, co. Suffolk, 292.
Wherewell, Richard de, 21, 87.
, Valentine de, 898.
Whicchewode. See Wychwood.
Whichaud, Stephen, 446.
Whichford, Wiccheford [co. Warwick], 4J4.
Whilden, Peter de, 471.
Whinere, Emma la, 410.
, Geoffrey le, 410.
, Richard le, 410.
, Thomas le, 410.
Whistring, Ivo de, 148.
Whitby. Whiteby, Winteby [co. Yorkl
abbot of, 256, 292.
— > Robert de Langetoft, abbot of, 278.
> burgesses of, 255, 292.
» William de Kirkeham, prior, after-
wards abbot of, 281.
, Waiiam prior of, afterwards abbot
of, 280.
618
GENERAL INDEX.
Whitohiirch, Wbiteohiroh [oo. DorMt 7], 128.
Whitchnroh, AUri MomamUrii [co. Salop] ,
Nich olas, vicar of, 190.
Whitohuroh, or Osweatij, dt Alho Monat-
terio [oo. Salop], castle of, 187.
White, Whyte, Gilbert le, 444.
, Boger le, 408.
, Simon le, 245.
, Walter le, 107, 387.
Whiteby. S9€ Whitbj.
Whiteby, Gilbert.de, 880.
Whitecastle, Blauncchastel [co. Monmoath],
castle oft 208.
Whitelej. See Witley.
Whlteneje, John de, 341.
Whitewell, Thomas de, 178.
, William de, 844.
Whitinton, Robert de, 346.
Whitsaimd. See Wissant.
Whittenay, Soger son of Bichard, 294.
Whitdebory, Witlebniy [co. Northampton],
43.
Whittlesea, Wytlese, Witleseye, co. Gam-
bridge, 180.
marsh, 475.
Whittlewood, Whitlewode, Whytlewode [co.
Northampton] , 405.
, forest of, 428.
Whitwood. See Whytewod.
Whyston, Bobert de, 186.
Whytehau, Philip de, 228.
Whytetawere, .Walter le, 847.
Whytewod [Whitwood, co. York] , William de,
248.
Whytfot, Gosoelin, 180.
Whythose, Galiotos, 887.
Whytlewode. See Whittlewood.
Whyton. See Wighton, co. Norfolk.
Whytsond. See Wissant.
Wiberd, Adam, 18.
Wiccheford. See Whichford.
Wice, John le, 20.
Wieh, John, 439.
Wichenild, Henry, Agnes wife of, 336.
, , Adam her son, 336.
WichiOyVyckyo, Vicchio, Euoicchio, Wychio,
Vikio, Vioo, Vikyo, Darich', Hugelin
de,9],98, 167, 196, 214-216,228,320,
823, 358, 401, 431.
, Hnghde, 440.
, Thomas de, 309.
Wiekham near Spalding, Wychom [co.
Lincoln], church 0^43.
Wickhambrenz, Wycham, Wikham, co.
Kent, 276, 345, 473.
Wicks, Bishops, or Ufford, Wikes, co. Suffolk,
245.
Wicumbe. See Wycombe.
Widfbrd, Wideford, co. Essex, 428.
Widmer Pool, Widmerpole [co. 'Notts],
ehnroh of, 3.
Wield, Welde, co. Hants, 349.
, Welde by Alresford [eo. Hants],
church of, 369.
Wigan, Wygan [oo. Lancaster], church of,
424.
Wiger, WygoT, John, 46, 70, 7S, 82, 98, 99,
110, 126, 198, 228, 310, 897.
, J sheriff of Deron, 198.
, Bichard, presented to Kelsey, 5.
See Wither.
Wiggemore, Wygemor, Bichard de, 250.
, Philip de. 38.
Wigeton, Wygeton, Walter de, 172, 210.
Wiggington, Wyginton, Wygeton [oo. Staf-
ford], 123.
Wight, Hugh, 848.
Wighton, Whyton [co. Norfolk], tithes of, 90.
Wiham, Adam de, abbot of St Osyth's, 12.
Wihter, Alan de, 442.
See Wither.
Wikeheye, Bobert de, 122.
Wikes. See Wicks, co. Suffolk.
Wikes, Wyke, Master Bichard de, 156, 205,
206.
Wikewaae, William, archbishop of Toik
[22 June 1279 to 27 Aug. 1285], 318,
329, 365, 396.
Wiekham. See Wickhambreux.
Wikham, Bdmund de, 410.
, Boger de, 287.
Wilburgham, Geoffrey de, presented to Wrab-
nose, 825.
, William de, canon of Bickenacre, 7.
Wileby. 5s« Wilby.
WUeghby, Wileby, Wyleby, Wylegheby,
Wylehoby, Willegheby, Wyfiegby,
Wylughby, Wyleby, PhiKp de, ei-
cheator north of Trent, 57, 59, 77, 79,
108, 119, 182, 140, 148, 168, 184, 189,
211, 215, 236, 250, 254, 260, 272-374,
295, 297, 298, 305, 311, 312, 328, 330,
358, 863, 377, 448.
, Philip de, presented to dire, 298.
, , presented to Bsington, 108.
., , presented to Shotteby, 140.
, , baron of the Exchequer, 272,
811.
., , receiver of the goods of coo-
demned Jews, 811.
, Bobert de, 54, 91, 217, 220, 221.
, Thomas de, 412.
, William de, 844, 846, 409.
Wileby [Wilby, co. Norfolk], Boger de, 179.
Wilehale, Bichard de, 268.
Wiles, Wyles, Stephen, 88, 51.
, William, 26.
Wilkeman, Walter, 290.
Willdmi, GwUlehni, Guilldmi, Bernard, de
Lusak, 297.
Daetajntus, citisen of Florence, 129.
.•••••..., Deutautos, 38.
GENBBAL INDEX.
619
W^Uleila je, William de» prebendary of Kildare, '
814.
Willeje, hay of, 200, 935.
William, Henry son of, 825.
, , de Braunston, 487.
, , de Smalebrok, 882.
, John son of, 475.
, de Bosco, 144.
, , de Homing, 884.
, Welim, Philip ap Laurence, 484.
Ralph son of, 219.
, Biohard son of, 88.
, , Attemelne, 899.
, le Tnnge, 294.
, Boger son of, de Kirkeby, 298, 294.
, , de London, 481.
son of Boger, Adam son of, de
Neweton, 444.
, William son of, 159.
, , de Ellinton, 897.
, , de Garton, 470.
, ., de Hibernia, 270.
, le Oysellur, 450.
, , de Tockwith, 898.
IflLOlingham [St. Mary's, or All Saints], Wyl-
ingham [co. Sufiblk], church of, 91
160.
WiUington, Wylyton [oo. Beds], 886.
WiUouffhby [in Aswardhum wapentake],
Nortwileghby, co. Lincoln, 91.
, Wilgheby, chnroh of, 250.
Wilmenton, William de, parson of Orafton,
164.
Sw Wylmynton.
Wilton, CO. Somerset, 428.
, Wylton [Wilts], 451.
abbey, 172.
, Juliana, abbess of, 408.
, Juliana GiilBrd, abbess of, 1.
, prioress and conyent of, 1.
, Jews of, 6.
, Jews chest of, 127.
Wilton, Wylton, John de, 21.
, Nicholas de, 84.
Walter de, 118.
Wilts, 70, 287.
, yagabonds in, 148.
forest, 875.
, eyre of the forest, 296.
sheriff of, 857, 858.
, See London, Hildebrand de;
Bussell, Ralph ; Stirkesle, Walter de.
Wimbeldon, John de, 258.
Wimbome, Wymbum, co. Dorset, 263.
Wimbome Minster, Wymburneminstre [co.
Dorset], hospital of St. Mai^ret and
St. Anthony, 89, 148.
, , brethren and sisters of, 89.
Wimbomeholt, co. Dorset, 846.
Wimbum, iWynebum, Wynbum, Wym-
bume. Master Jordan de, archdeacon
of Derby, 813, 870.
, Master Jordan de, archdeacon of
Chester, 459.
, Walter de, 184, 168, 181, 182, 989,
267, 282, 287, 292, 298, 808, 810, 824,
341, 846, 849, 878, 406, 408, 469.
, , justice of the King's Bench,
810.
, presented to Wygan, 424.
Winceby. See Whitby.
Winchelsea [co. Sussex], 71, 186, .149, 151,
247, 881, 844, 442.
, barons and bailiffs of, 12, 257.
, merchants of, 88, 48.
, letters patent dated at, 178.
, new town of, at Yhamme, 414.
, king's port at, 151.
, quay at, 151.
, St. Giles church, 488.
, St. Thomas, church of, 196.
Winchelese, Wynchelse, Henry de, 952.
Master Bobert de, 282.
, Bobert de, 252, 470.
Winchester [co. Hants], 65, 66, 68, 88, 181,
188, 160, 168, 209, 216, 284, 865, 486,
449, 448.
....,...., archdeacon of. See Helingeye, Heniy
de.
, Bobert, bishop of Baths and Wells,
postulation of, to be bishop thereof,
not admitted by the Pope, 898.
, Aymer or Adelmar, bishop elect of,
88, 814.
, Nicholas, bishop of, 40, 1 64, 1 88, 849 ,
868, 365.
, bishop of, 848.
, See Ely, Nicholas de.
, bishoprick, marshalcy of, 402.
, discords in, 60.
, bailiff appointed in place of a
mayor, 60.
, city restored to citixens, 188.
, Danemarche, meadow, without the
walls of, 442.
, diocese of, 7 7, 86, 128, 800, 362, 868-
870, 878, 392, 894, 395, 898, 899, 408,
405, 416,425-427, 440, 454, 455.
, , tenth in, 147.
, ditch without north gate, 188.
, gaol, 428, 471, 478.
, good men of, 261.
...t Jews of, 6, 113, 202, 244, 857, 865.
, Jews* chest of, 127.
, Benetton, Benettus, Jew of, aliae
Benedict de Wyntonia, 118, 216.
, letters patent dated at, 128, 129, 181-
186, 178-175, 263, 289, 855-860, 406.
407.
.Thomas de Michel Devre, mayor of ,
899.
620
QENBRAL INDBX.
Winchester.— con/.
, Walter del Val, mayor of, 188.
, merchants of, 18-18, 21, 93, S5, 26,
85-89, 47, 53, 54, 64.
, north gate of, 88.
St. Peter's church, 88.
, St James, near the castle of, church
of, 366.
, St. Pancras, church of, 486.
, Shortestrete, or Shortenstrete, 860,
879.
, St. S within, church of, 66.
, , Andrew, prior of, 66.
■ , ..•..., prior of, 288.
, , prior and convent of, 884,
898.
...,snh-prior of, 868.
... priory, 804, 870.
...,fair of, 804.
..., priory in deht, 876.
... priory, patronage of, 828.
...,men of, 275.
, Wolvesey, gaol of, 456.
, Wolveseye castle, St. Stephen's with-
out, church of, 440.
Windesore, Wyndesore, Windesoure, Hugh
de, 800.
, Laurence de, 860.
, prehendary of Burlewardeheth,
135.
, Thomas de, 82.
William do, 80, 58, 81, 242, 295,
428.
, , parson of Gracfeigus, 880.
Windlesore. See Windsor ; Windesore.
Windows, 132.
, ironwork of, 418.
, tax on, 204.
Windsor, Wyndesore [co. Berks], 56, 118,
210, 281, 828, 456.
, bailiff and good men of, 456.
castle, 182, 198, 272.
, castle guards of, 160.
, constable of, 82, 160.
igaol, 467.
, gate of, 892.
, works of, surveyor of. See
Chaumbre, Hamo de la.
and forest of, 2.
, constable of. See Picheford,
Geoffrey de.
castle, town and farm of, 8.
, farm of, 856, 456.
forest, 8, 82, 211, 215, 378, 890.
, purprestuies in, 891.
, sale of oaks, alders, and birches
in, 390.
, St. Leonard's chapel in, 80.
, king's children at, 210.
Windsor, Wyndesore — eotU.
, letters patent dated at, 54-58, 69, 70,
79, 80, 81-88, 99, 100, 106, 114, 116,
117, 127, 150, 157, 158, 178, 184-186,
209-214, 224, 286. 240, 27S-275, 280,
292,296-296,321-823, 388» 889,846,
852, 854, 855, 369, 386, 889, 405. 406,
409, 425, 426, 455-458, 469. 474.
, Old, king's demesnes of, 452.
«,, , purpresture of Shagfae in, 452.
, , Wodegrene. purpresture on,426.
Park, letters patent dated at, 821.
, provisions made at, touching the
comage, 888.
Wine, 210, 212.
Wines of the king. See Edward I.
Winfrith Newburyirh, Wymfrod, Wynfrod,
Wymfred, co. Dorset, 41, 153, 321.
, nundred of, 138, 358.
Wing, Weng, co. Bucks, 178.
Winsham, Wynesham, co. Somerset, 808.
Winston, Wyneston [co. Durham], church of,
55.
Winteby. 8te Whitby,
Winterboume, Winterbum [co. Wilts], 181.
Winterbum, Jordan de, 459.
Winterham, John, 26.
Winterland, John de, 86.
Winterman, John, 22.
Winterstoke, Wynterstok [co. Somerset],
hundred of, 452.
Winton, Wynton, Wintonia, Adam de, 4, 6,
60, 108, 148, 385, 860, 864, 470.
, , keeper of the rolls of the Jewry,
148.
, , of Northampton, 188.
Andrew de, canon, afterwards prior
of Southwick, 40, 41.
, Benedict, Benetton, Beneton, de, Jew,
of Winchester, 118, 215.
, Master Elias de, 230, 400.
, Henry de, 276, 297, 820.
, Hugh de, 282.
Nicholas de, 17, 22, 25, 38, 88.
, Peter de, 8, 254, 822, 898.
> » parson of Ashbume, 862.
Simon, 413.
, Master Thomas de, 368.
Wintie, Wyntre, Hugh, 804, 455.
Nicholas, 410.
, Philip, 410.
WintreshuU, Wyntreshull, Henry de, 206.
, John de, 207.
, William de, 298, 388.
Wintry, Wyntreye [co. Essex], common of
pasture in, 391.
Wirhale, Wirale, Wyrehale, Wyrfaale, Peter
de, 14, 20, 86, 37-39, 65.
Wirham, Wyrham, Gilbert de, 446.
, Ralph de, 240.
GENERAL INDEJL.
621
Wirkfwordi, Wirkesworth, Wyrkeswortk [co.
Derbj], wapentake of, 61, 84, 86, 354,
380, 382.
, , sammoner of, 246.
pasture called ' Wetherwik ' in, 881.
See Wjrkesworth.
Wirral, Wyrhale [co. Lancaster], 247.
, forest of, 235.
Wisbeach, W78ebech [co. Cambridge], 180.
WiBhford? Wesford [oo. Wilto], 294.
Wiskel. See Gistel.
Wisley, Wbysshele co. Surrey, 850.
Wisnard, Bobert, 293.
Wissant, Wbitsaond, Whytsond, Wjtaaund
[Pas de Calais], bailiflb of, 184, 193,
194, 212.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 169.
, keepers of the port of, 184.
Witohampton, Wychebampton [co. Dorset] ,
ohnreb of, 278.
Witcbford? Wycbinford [co. Cambridge]
yicar of, 215. ,
Witerel, Philip, 35.
Witewel, Thomas, 175.
560 Whitewell.
Witham, Wytham [oo. Essex f], 276.
[eo. Essex], letters patent dated at, 1 92 .
, prior and convent, 415.
Witham, Geoffrey de, 849.
Wither, Wyther, Saneooo, 435.
Thomas le, 20.
William, 346.
See Wicher.
Withington, Wydindon [co. Gloaoester],
letters patent dated at, 216.
, wardrobe at, 216.
Withinton, Roger de, 273.
Witlebary. See Whittlebary.
WiUeseye. See Whittlesea.
Witley, Wyttleye, Whiteley co. Sorrey, 125,
302, 855.
, advowson of, 125, 302.
Witton East, Estwotton [co. York], 48, 75.
[Wireton, Walter de,] 167.
Wixebrigge. See Uxbridge.
Wlrenhampton. See Wolverhampton.
Wlvel, Stephen, 20.
Wlvemere. See Woolmer.
Wlvrenehampton. See Wolverhampton.
Wlvriche. See Ulvrich.
Wocking, Alexander de, 378.
Wode, Nicholas le, 467.
, Bichard son of Bichard le, 467.
, John his brother, 467.
Wodeburg, Balph de, 128, 143, 153, 172, 175,
190, 238, 239, 267.
Wodecok, Bichard, 267.
, iiobert, 267, 268.
, , Leoia wife of, 267.
, William, 339, 847.
Wodeford, Nicholas de, 318.
, William de, 45.
Wodeham, Henry de, 445.
, William de, 331, 447.
Wodehuses. See Beokingham Wood House.
Wodeman, Alan, 119, 140, 182.
, Henry, 119, 140, 182.
, , Letice his daughter, 182.
, Peter (son of Alan) 119, 140, 182,
Wodemeresthom. See Woodmanstern.
Wodereve, John, 475.
Woderinton, John de, 459.
Wodestok, Andrew de, 229.
, Henry do, 54, 83, 153, 161, 229, 262.
, , prebendary of Hereford, 89,
262.
, , presented to Wotton, 110.
, , parson of Wooton, 168.
John de, 229.
, Silbyl de, 229.
Wodestok. See Woodstock.
Wodeward, Arnold le, 841.
, Johnle, 349.
Wodye, Balph, 861.
Wogan, John, 428.
Wokindon, Henry de, 185, 233.
Wol . . . , John son of Alan de. See
Wolrinton.
Wolf, Alice, 244.
, Martin le, 26.
, Nicholas le, 64.
Wollacumbe. See Woolaoombe.
WoUaventon, Henry de, 32.
Wollefel, Stephen, 24.
Wolrinton, John son of Alan de, 93, 323.
Wolverhampton, Wlvrenehampton, co. Staf-
ford, free chapel of, prebend of, 469.
., , dean of See Camilla, The-
disus de.
, letters patent dated at, 218.
Wolves 486, 461, 463.
to be destroyed, 429, 435.
Wolvesey, Wolvesheye. See Winchester.
Wolvest', 228.
Wolward, Bichard, 186.
Wolwich. See Woolwich.
Wombridge, Wymbrugg [co. Salop], forest
of, 365.
Wonford, Woneford [co. Devon], hundred of,
244.
Woodford, Wodeford, church of, 232.
Woodmanstern, Wodemeresthom oo. Surrey,
178.
Woodstock, Wodestok [co. Oxford], 33, 77,
108, 168, 804, 852.
letters patent dated at, 7 4, 75, 102,
108, 115, 122, 162, 191-196,215, 216,
286, 237, 240, 800-805,889, 340, 341,
342, 430, 432.
park, 215.
OSS
GENERAL INDEX.
Wool, 50, 71, 114, 115, 134.
, ftmercements of, 106-109.
, export of to Flandere, 48.
, fines for exporting, 91, 92.
, licences to export, 18-16.
, offiences against, 132.
sale of, 95.
See Custom ; Flanders.
Woolaeombe, Wollacambe [co. Devon], 193.
Woolmer, Wivemere [co. Hants], forest, 391,
Woolwich, Wolwich [co. Kent], 314.
Wootton, Wotton [co. Northampton], 474.
, in the diocese of Lincoln, chnrch of,
110.
, church of, 168.
Worcester [co. Worcester], 226, 280, 282.
, bishop of. See Giffiird, Godfrey.
Godfrey, bishop of, 102, 106, 158, 258,
277,309,355.
, bishop of, 9, 103.
, bishopric of, tenth in, 82, 276.
, bailiffs and good men of, 12.
, city of, 27.
diocese, 53, 184.
...., fifteenth for, 819.
, Jews of, 6, 855.
, Jews* chest of, 127.
, letters patent dated at, 162, 188-191,
198,217-219, 241, 279, 280, 293.
, mayor andgoodmen of, 280.
men of, 195.
, murage, 408.
Richard, prior of, 809.
prior of, 218, 261, 280, 297.
, prior and convent of, 803.
, wardrobe at, 280.
Worcester, county of, 287.
, fifteenth of, 280.
, sheriff of. See Newenton, Thomas
de.
, eyre in, 125.
forest, 834.
, sheriff of, 8, 218, 345.
, sub-sheriff of. See Newynton, Thomas
de.
Wormegay, Winnegeye, co, Norfolk, marsh
of, 240.
., Hithe,240.
Wormesley, Wormele [co. Hereford], canon
of, 885, 892.
Worreys, Henry, 170,
Worth, Wurtb, co. Sussex, park of, 414.
Worxhale, Roger de, 461.
Wotton. See Wootton,
Woytecnppe, William, 291.
Wrabness, Wrabenose [co. Essex], church
of, 825.
Wrangetayl, John, 349.
Wrangeye, co. Norolk, water of, 178.
Wrangnail, Simon, 410.
Wreck of sea, 115, 118, 844, 485, 468.
Wreck, old customs as to throwing overboard
to be preserved, 289.
Wrecks, 119.
Wrecwyrthyn. See Wrockwardine.
Wrengel, 88.
Wrennok ap Adam, 126.
, Meurie and Howel his brothers, 136.
Writtle, Writole [co. Essex], forest of, 378.
Wro, Adam del, 844.
Wroccestre. See Wroxeter.
Wroch, Macy, 484.
, Robert, 484.
Wrockeshale, Geoffrey de, 161.
, , Juliana his wife, 161.
Wrockwardine, Wrocworthin, Wrecwrthyn
[co. Salop], 80.
, ohoreh of, 77.
Wronou ap Adam, 484.
Wrofham [co. Kent?], 889, 400.
Wrotham, Eustace de, 259.
Wroughton, Blindon [co. Wilts], ehurch of,
440.
, letters patent dated at, 861.
Wroxeter, Wrocestre [co. Salop] , prebend in,
161, 248.
Wy, CO. Kent, hundred of, 850.
Wybbe, Adam, 847.
Wychara, John de, 315.
Wycham. See Wickhambreux.
Wychehampton, Master Robert de, dean,
afterwards bishop of Salisbury [6 March
1271-24 April 1284], 1, 9, 10, 43, 54,
314, 457.
Wychinford. See Witchford.
Wychinton, Roger de, 101.
Wychio. See Wichio.
Wychum. See Wickham.
Wychum, Robert, 88.
, Stephen, 88.
Wychwood, Wycchewode, Whicchewode [co.
Oxford], forest, 301, 488.
, , bailiwick of, 394.
Wycombe, Wicumbe [co. Bucks], 237.
, letters patent dated at, 100.
West [co. Bucks?], 459.
Wydefeld. See Wyfields.
Wydebaye, Thomas de, 807.
Wydindon. See Withington.
Wydo, John son of, 219.
Wye, Waye, river [co. Monmouth], 408.
Wyfields?, Wydefeld [in Homdon-on-the-
Hill, CO. Essex], tenement called, 453.
Wygan. See Wigan.
Wygemor. See Wiggemore.
Wygenhale, John de, 432.
, Nicholas de, 28.
Wygeton. See Wigeton.
Wyginton. See Wiggington.
GENERAL INDEX.
683
Wygornia, Aaron soa of Isiwc de. See
AAion.
, Richard de, 280.
, Walter de, abbot of Alineeetre, 829.
W7k, Hugh son of John de, 460.
Wyke. See Wikes.
Wyke Dyve, Wekedjve [co. Somerset], 468.
, ohnrch of, 869.
Wjkehampton, Bobert de, bishop of Salis*
burjr. See Wyohehampton.
Wyleby. See Wileby.
Wyleford, Balph de, 176.
Walter de, 280.
Wyles. See Wiles.
Wylfreton, Thomas de, 444.
Wylhoby North. See Silk*WiUoughby, co.
I^uicoln. . ,
Wylingham. See Willin^iam.
Wylton. See Wihon.
Wylyton. See Willington.
Wylmynton, Isaac de, 861.
, Biohard de, 861.
See WUmenton.
Wymbis, Master Thomas de, 47.
Wymbragg. See Wombridge.
Wymbnm. See Wimbam.
Wymering, co. Hants, 886, 388, 426, 445.
Wymfred. See Winfrith.
Wymfrod. See Winfrith.
Wyminedoo, Wymunden, John de, 86.
Wymundeham [Wymondham, go. Norfblk],
SewaU de, 179.
Geofiiey son of Sewal de, 179.
Wymnndeham, Master Simon de, parson of
Bttketon, 284.
, Thomas de, 828, 848.
, Master Thomas de, precentor of
Lichfield, 228.
Wymundele, Adam de, prior of Bayeneston, 78.
Wynbuxn. See Wimbnm.
Wyncele, Nicholas de, 99.
Wyncheleee. See Winchelese.
Wyndesore. See Windesore.
Wyndhnt, Walter, 868.
, William, 267.
Wyne, Balph le, 293.
Wynesham. See Winsham.
Wyneston. See Winston.
Wynfrod. See Winfrith Newburgh.
Wyngefeld, John de, 308.
Wynketon, Stephen de, 457.
Wynteneye. See Hartley-Wintney, co. Hants.
Wynter. See Wintre.
Wynterland, John de, 86.
Wynton. See Wintonia.
Wyntre. See Wintre.
Wyntresholl. See Wintreshull.
Wyntreye. See Wintiy.
Wyntringham, William de, 474.
Wyrehale. See Wirhale.
Wyrhale. See Wirral.
Wyrhale. See Wirhale.
Wyrham, co. Norfolk, 478.
5ee Wirham.
Wyrkesworh. See Wirksworth.
WyrkeswoTth, Henry de, 844.
Wyse, Qodschale le, 52.
Wysebech. See Wisbeaoh.
Wysman, John son of John, 826.
Wysshele. See Wisley.
Wyssy, Thomas de, 884.
Wytcherche, Reginald de, 867.
Wytele, Bobert de, 442.
Wyth, Oliver, 446.
Wytham. See Witham.
Wyiher. See Wither.
Wytheweye, WiUiam de, 874.
Wytlese. See Whittlesea.
Wytlesfordy Stephen son of Stephen de. 281.
Wytmer, Laurence, 28.
Wytsand, Wytsanod. See Wissant.
Wytteneye, John de, 460.
Wyttleye. See Witiey.
Wyrelesford, Genrase de, 285.
Wyreleelegh, Bichard de, precentor of Leiffh-
lin, 120. ^
Wys, Richard, 848.
See Wyht.
raiding, Biding [co. Kent], chnroh of, 85.
Yanes, Peter de, 888, 842.
Yarmouth [co. Norfolk], 21, 86, 65, 286, 260,
269, 286, 315, 318, 413, 489, 447.
, and the Cinque Ports, 208.
, bailiffs of, 815.
, burgesses of, 456.
, burgesses and commonalty of, 197.
, Cannelite Friars of, 188.
, ' le Denne,' 188.
disputes with Bayonne, 286.
gaol, 848.
, murage for, 815.
, rich and poor of, 469.
, twentieth on, 4.
Yarmouth, South [co. Suffolk], 471.
YatiDgdene, Bartholomew de, 65.
Yattingedene» Nicholas de, 8.
Yatton [co. Somerset] hundred of, 452.
Yelaund, William de, 201.
Yelden, Gyvelden, Jeyelden [co. Beds],
church of, 40-42.
Yhamme. See Northiam.
Yhogan, Oroan, 400.
i$eeOhagao.
Ylle, Bobert, 28.
Ynes. See Inoe.
6M
GENERAL INDEX.
Yoghel. See Tonghal.
Yonge, William le, 294.
York [CO. YorkJ, 12, 88, 64, 67, 88, 120, 173,
186, 284, 834, 877, 398, 462.
, Aaron, Jew of. See Aaron.
, archdeacon of. See Burnell, Robert.
archbishop of,78,8d, 182, 178,227,865.
, See Giffard, Walter; Wike-
wane, William.
, Walter, archbishop of , 8, 11, 41, 44,
60, 78, 108, 110, 183, 254, 268, 280,
802, 810, 314, 896, 427, 456.
, Roger, archbishop of York, temp.
Henry II., 857.
, William, archbishop of, 896.
, W. archbishop of, late keeper of the
Tower, 168.
, , sheriff of York and constable
of Nottingham eastle, 11.
, archbishopric of 817, 828.
, taxation of^ 188.
castle, bailiffs of, 69.
, gatekeeper of, 869.
, citizens of, 472.
..., city, commonalty of, 178.
, Caningstrete, or Coningeetrete,
Conigstrete, in the parish of St. Mar-
tin, 834, 880, 898, 458, 462.
, diocese, 3, 187, 454.
exchange of, 896, 402, 425, 460, 461.
, Friars Minors of, 395.
, Friars Preachers of, 173, 405.
, gaol, 67, 186, 289, 813, 864, 398, 475.
, Jews of, 6, 97, 100, 151,1258,259,
887, 377, 880, 898, 462.
, Aaron, Jew of, 9, 10.
, Bonamicas, Jew of, 157.
, Jews' chest of, 127.
, Kingestoft in, 405.
, letters patent dated at, 894*896.
, mayor of, 387, 395.
mayor and bailiffs of, 269.
, , jurisdiction of, 177.
, , citizens, and bailiffs of, 111,119.
, Italian merchants commorant in, 215.
, rich grieving the poor, 138.
, St. James, church of, 396.
, St. Leonard's hospital, 85, 164, 166,
171, 443.
, St. Mary's, abbot of, 11 1,120, 127, 250.
, St. Peter's, canons of, 97, 814, 395,
398, 424, 425.
, , Master Gilbert, sub-dean of,
424, 425.
, , Master William, chancellor
of St. Peter's, afterwards archbishop of,
818, 329.
York, St. Peter's— con/.
See Wikewane
, , Richard, warden of the vicars
of, 67.
, , dean and chapter of , 111, 130,
222,241,812, 472.
, .•• , prebends in, 3S1.
, St. Sampson, chnrch of, 177.
, St. Sepulchre's, chapel of, 317.
York, county of, 237, 480, 485.
, county and castle of, 404.
, deodands in, 428.
, ejrre in, 808.
, forest of, 411.
, knights of, 851.
, fifteenth in, 150.
••• sheriff of, 186, 395.
, Sm Lestrange, Boger; Daeie,
Ranulphdei Kirketon, Alexander de;
Lithegiains, John de; Crepping.
Robert de.
and Westmoreland, perambulation of
the bounds of , 47 1 .
Yottghal, del Yoghel, li Hyochil [eo. Cork].
260. 448.
murage for, 98.
Ypres, Flanders, 101, 168, 169, 223, 247,248,
256, 269.
, mayor and iehevins of, 825.
Yr-efail. See Elvel.
Ystrad Tywi, Stradewy [co. Carmarthen and
Brecon], parts of, 217.
Yonge^we, Henry, 26.
Yungstulemund, Hildebrand de, 96.
, , Arnold his brother, 26.
Yvor Vaghan, 56.
Ywherst. ^ee Ewhurst, co. Sussex.
Ywvan. See Jevan.
z
Zealand, Seland, Seiland, Seyland, 313.
, count of, 389, 419.
Zealand, Seyland, and Holand, Florence,
count of, 141, 262.
, trading relations with, 262.
Zeals, Sele la [co. Sussex], prior of, 454.
Zusche, Zuche, Szusche, Elena la, 892.
, Eudo la, 114, 195, 201, 269, 312.
, MiUicent his wife, 114, 269, 312.
John la, 178.
, John de la, 211.
Robert hi, 316.
, Roger la, 221.
, William la, sometime justice of Ches-
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ing to Edmund de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk ; and a portion of the correspondence of James IV.
of Scotland.
25. Letters of Bishop Grosseteste. Edited by the Rev. Henry Richards
Luard, M.A., Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge. 1861.
The letters of Robert Grosseteste range in date from about 1210 to 1253. They refer
especially to the diocese of Lincoln, of which Grosseteste was bishop.
26. Descriptive Catalogue of Manuscripts relating to the History of
Great Britain and Ireland. Vol. I. (in Two Parts) ; Anterior to the
Norman Invasion. (Out of print. J Vol. II.; 1066-1200. Vol. III. ;
1200-1327. By Sir Thomas Duffus Hardt, D.O.L., Deputy Keeper
of the Becords. 1862-1871.
27. Royal and other Historical Letters illustrative of the Beign of
Henry HI. Vol. L, 1216-1235. Vol. II., 1236-1273. Selected and
edited by the Rev. W. W. Shirley, D.D., Regius Professor of Eicclesi-
astical History, and Canon of Christ Church, Oxford. 1862-1866.
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28, Chkoniga Monasterii S. Albani: —
1. Thom£ Walsinoham Historia Anqligana ; Vol. I., 1272-1381 :
Vol. n., 1381-1422.
2. WiLLELMI RiSHAKOER CHRONICA £T AnNALES, 1269-1307.
3. JOHANNIS D£ TrOKELOWS ET HbNRICI DB BlANEFORDB CHRONICA
BT Annales 1269-1296 j 1307-1324 ; 1392-1406.
4. Gbsta Abbatum Monastbrii S. Albani, a Thoma Walsinghah,
RBONANTB RiOARDO SbGUNDO, BJUSDBM EgGLRSI^ PiL£CENTORB,
gompilata; Vol. I., 793-1290 : Vol. n., 1290-1849 : Vol. III.,
1349-1411.
5. JoHANNiB Amundesham, monaohi Monastbbii S. Albani, ut
YiDBTURy Annales ; Vols. I. and U.
6. Rbgistra quorundam Abbatum Monastbrii S. Albani, qui
SjSCULO zy°^ FLORUBRB ; Vol. I., BeQISTRUM ABBATIiE JOHANNIS
Whetham8Tede, Abbatis Monastbrii Sangti Albani, iterum
susGEPT^ ; Roberto Blakenby, oapellano, quondam ad-
SGRiPTUM : Vol. II., Rboistra Johannis Whbthamstbdb,
Willelmi Albon, ET Willelmi Walingforde, Abbatum
Monastbrii Sangti Albani, gum Apfbndigb, continents
QUASDAM EpISTOLAS A JOHANNB WhBTHAMSTBDB GONSCRIPTAS.
7. Ypodiqma Nbustri^e a Thoma Walsingham, quondam monagho
Monastbrii S. Albani, gonsgriptum.
Edited by Henry Thomas Riley, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. 1863-1876.
In the first two volumes is a History of England, from the death of Henry IIL to the
death of Henry V., by Thomas Walsingham, Precentor of St. Albans.
In the 8ra volume is a Chronicle of English History, attributed to William Rishanger,
who lived in the reign of Edward I. : an account of transactions attending the award of the
kingdom of Scotland to John Balliol, 1291-129*A also attributed to William Rishanger, but on
no suf&oient ground : a ^ort phroniole of English History, 1292 to 1800, bv an unknown hand :
a short Chronicle, Willelmi Rishanger Gesta Edwardi Primi^ Regis Anglias, probably by the
same hand : and fragments of three Chronicles of English History, 1286 to 1907.
. In the 4th volume is a Chronicle of English History, 1259 to 1S96 : Aniials of Edward II.,
1807 to 1^8, by John de Trokelowe, a monk of St. Albans, and a continuation of Trokelowe's
Annals, 1328, 1824, by Henry de Blaneforde : a full Chronicle of English History, 1892 to 1406.
and an account of the benefactors of St. Albans, written in the early part of the 15th century.
The 5th, 6th, and 7th volumes contain a history of the Abbots of St. Alt«ns, 798 to 1411,
mainly compiled bv Thomas Walsingham, with a Continuation.
The 8th and 9th volumes, in continuation of the Annals, contain a Chronicle probably of
John Amundesham, a monk of St. Albans.
The 10th and 11th volumes relate especially to the acts and proceedings of Abbots
Whethamstede, Albon, and Wallingford.
The 12th volume contains a compendious History of England to the reign of Henry V.
and of Normandy in early times, also by Thomas Walsingham, and dedicated to Henry V.
29. Ohronigon ABBATiiE Syeshambnsis, Augtoribus Dominico Priorb
EVESHAMIiE BI ThOBLA DE MaRLBBEROB AbBATE, a FUNDATIONB AD
ANNUM 1213, UNA GUM CONTINUATIONS AD A^NUM 1418. Edited by
the Rev. W. D. Maoray, Bodleian Library, Oxford. 1863.
The Chronicle of Evesham illustrates the history of that important monastery from
690 to 1418. Its chief feature is an autobiography, which makes us acquainted with the
inner daily life of a great abbey. Interspersed are many notices of general, personal, and
local history.
30. RiGARDI DE OlRENGBSTRlA SpEGULUM HiSTORIALE DE GeSTIS RbGUM
ANQLiiE. Vol. I., 447-871. Vol. II., 872-1068. Edited by John E. B.
Mayor, M.A., FeJlow of St. John's College, Cambridge. 1863-1869.
Richard of Cirencester's history is in four books, and gives many charters in favour of
Westminster Abbey, and a very full account of the lives and miracles of the saints,
especially of Edward the Confessor, whose reign occupies the fourth book. A treatise on
the Coronation, by William of Sudbury, a monk of Westminster, fills book ii. c. 8.
31. Year Books of the Reigns of Edward the First and Edward the
Third. Years 20-21, 21-22, 30-31, 32-33, and 33-35 Edw. I; and
11-12 Edw. III. Edited and translated by Alfred John Horwood,
Barrister-at-Law. Years 12-13, 13-14, 14, 14-15, 15 and 16 Edward
in. Edited and translated by Luke Owen Pikb, M.A., Barrister-at-
Law. 1863-1900.
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82. Narratitiss op the Bxfulsion of thk English from Normandt, 1449-
1460.~Robertu8 BloadelU de Redactione Normaanise: Le Reooayre-
ment de Nonnendie, par Berry, H^rault du Roy : Conferences between
the Ambassadors of France and England. Edited by the ReF. Joskph
Steyenmn, M.A. 1863.
88. HiSTORiA KT Cartularium MonasteriiS. Petri Gloucestri^. VoU.I.-
III. Edited by W.H. Hart, F.8.A., Membre Correspondant de la
Soci^t^ des Antiquaires de Normandie. 1863-1867.
84. AxEXANDRi Neckam de Naturis Rerum libri DUO; with Neckam's
Poem, De Laudibus Divine SAPiENXiiE. Edited by Thomas Wrioht,
M.A. 1863.
35. Leechdoms, Wortounnino, and Starcuaft of Early England ; being
a Collection of Documents illustrating the History of Science in this
Country before the Norman Conquest. Vols. I.-III. Collected and
edited by the Rev. T. Oswald Cockayne, M.A. 1864-1866.
36. Ann ALES Monastici.
Vol. 1. : — ^Annales de Margan, 1066-1232 ; Annales de Theokesberia,
1066-1263 ; Annales de Burton, 1004-1263.
Vol. II.: — Annales Monasterii de Wintonia, 619-1277; Annales
Monasterii de Wayerleia, 1-1291.
Vol. III. : — Annales Prioratus de Dunstaplia, 1-1297. Annales
Monasterii de Bermundeseia, 1042-1432.
Yol. lY. : — Annales Monasterii de Oseneia, 1016-1347 ; Chronioon
vulgo dictum Chronicon Thorns Wykes, 1066-1 i}89; Annales Prioratus
de Wigornis, 1-1377.
Vol. V.:— Index and Glossary.
Edited by Henrt Richards Luards, M.A., Fellow and Assistant
Tutor of Trinity College, and Registrary of the Universityi
Cambridge. 1864-1869.
37. Magna Vita S. Huoonis Episcopi Lincolniensis. Edited by the Rev.
James F. Dimock, M.A., Rector of Bamburgh, Yorkshire. 1864.
38. Chronicles and Memorials of the Reign of Richard the First.
Vol. I.: — ^Itinerarium Pereorinorum et Gesta Regis Rioardi.
Vol. II. : — ^Epistol^g Cantuaribnses ; the Letters of the Prior and
Convent of Christ Church, Canterbury ; 1187 to 1199.
Edited by the Rev. William Stubbs, M.A., Vicar of Nayestock, Essex,
and Lambeth librarian. 1864-1865.
The authoTBhip of the Chroniole in Vol. I., hitherto ascribed to Geoflhrey Vinesanf, is now
more correctly ascribed to Richard, Canon of the Holy Trinity of London.
The letters in Vol. II., written between 1187 and 1199, had their origin in a dispute which
arose from the attempts of Baldwin and Hubert, archbishops of Canterbniy, to foond a
college of secular canons, a project which gave great umbrage to the monks of Canterbury.
89. Recueil des Croniqubs et anchiennes Istories de la Grant Bretaiqnb
A PRESENT NOMMS EnGLETRRRB, par JSHAN DE WaURIN. Yol. I.,
Albina to 688. Vol. II., 1399-1422. Vol. III., 1422-1431. Edited by
William Hardy, F.S.A. 1864-1879. Vol. IV., 1481-1447. Vol. V.,
1447-1471. Edited by Sir William Hardy, F.S.A., and Edward
L. 0. P. Hardy, F.S.A. 1884-1891.
40. A Collection of the Chronicles and Ancient Histories op Great
Britain, now called England, by John de Waurin. Vol. I., Albina
to 688. Vol. II., 1399-1422. Vol. IH., 1422-1431. (Translations of
the preceding Vols. I., II., and III.) Edited and translated by Sir
WiLUAM Hardy, F.S.A., and Edward L. C. P. Hardy, F.S.A. 1864'
1891.
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41. PoLYOHRONicoN Ranulpdi Higden, with TreTifia'sTranBlation. Vols. I
and II. Edited by Chubohill Babingtok, B.D., Senior Fellow of St.
John's College, Cambridge. Vols. III.-IX. Edited b^the Rev. Joseph
Bawson Lumby, D.D., Norrisian Professor of Divinity, Vicar of St.
Edward's, Fellow of St. Catharine's College, and late Fellow of
Magdalene College, Cambridge. 1865-1886.
This ohronicle begins with the Creation, and is bronght down to the reign of Edward III.
The two English translations, which are printed with the original Latin, afford interest-
ing illustrations of the gradual change of our language, for one was made in the fourteenth
century, the other in the fifteenth.
42. Lb Liybkr de Rbis db Brittanie e Lb Livere de Rbis db Ekgletbrb.
Edited by the Rev. John Glover, M.A., Vicar of Brading, Isle of
Wight, formerly Librarian of Trinity College, Cambridge. 1865.
These two treaties are valuable as careful abstracts of previous historians.
43. Chronica Monastbrii de Melsa ab anno 1150 usque ad annum 1406,
Vols. I.-III. Edited by Edward Augustus Bond, Assistant Keeper
of Manuscripts, and Egerton Librarian, British Museum. 1866-
1868.
44. Matth^i Parisiensis Historia Anglorum, sive ttt vulgo dioitur,
HiSTORiA Minor. Vols. I.,-III. 1067-1253. Edited by Sir
Frederick Madden, K.H., Keeper of the Manuscript Department of
the British Museum. 1866-1869.
45. Liber Monastbrii de Htda : a Chronicle and Chartulart of Htde
Abbey, Winchester, 465-1023. Edited by "EDWAni} Edwards. 1866.
The** Book of Hyde" is a compilation from much earlier sources, which are usually
indicated with considerable cave and precision. In many cases, however, the Hyde
Chronicler appears to correct, to qualify, or to amplify the statements which, in substance,
he adopts.
There is to be found, in the '* Book of Hyde," much information relating to the reign of
Kin^ Alfred which is not known to exist elsewhere. The yolnme contains some curious
specimens of Anglo-Saxon and mediaeval English.
46. Chronicon Scotorum. A Chronicle of Irish Affairs, from the
earliest times to 1136 ; and Supplement, containing the events from
1141 to 1150. Edited, loith Translation, by William Maunbell
Hennessy, M.RJ.A. 1866.
47. The Chroniclb of Pierre db Langtoft, in French Verse, from the
earliest period to the death of Edward I. Vols. I. and tl. Edited
by Thomas Wrioht, M.A. 1866-1868.
It is probable that Pierre de Langtoft was a canon of Bridlington, in Yorkshire, and
lived in ttie reign of Edward I., and during a portion of the reign of Edward II. This
chronicle is divided into three parts; in the first, is an abridgment of Oeofltrey of Monmouth's
** Historia Britonum " ; in the second, a history of the Anglo-Saxon and Norman kings, to the
death of Henry III. ; in the third, a history of the reign of Edward I. The language is a
specimen of the French of Yorkshire.
48. The War of the Gabdhil with the Gaill, or The Inyastons of
Ireland by the Danes and other Norsemen. Edited, with a Trans-
lation, by the Rev. James Henthorn Todd, D.D., Senior Fellow of
Trinity College, and Regius Professor of Hebrew in the University of
Dublin. 1867.
49. Gesta Regis Henrioi Secctndi Benedioti Abbatis. Chronicle of the
Reigns of Henry II. and Richard I., 1169-1192, known under the
name of Benedict of Peterborough. Vols. I. and II. Edited by
the Rev. William Stubbs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern History,
Oxford, and Lambeth Librarian. 1^7.
60. Munimbnta Aoademiga, or. Documents illustratiyb op Academical
Life and Studies at Oxford (in Two Parts). Edited by the Rev.
Henry Anstey, M.A., Vicar of St. Wendron, Cornwall, and late
Vic^-Principal of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. 1868.
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51. Ohromioa Maoistbi Roobbi db Houedbnb. Vols. I.-IY. Edited by
the Rev. William Stubbs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modem History
and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1868-1871.
The earlier portion, extending from 782 to 1148, appears to be a copy of a eompilation
made in Northumbria about 1161, to which Hoveden added little. From 1148 to 1109— a very
valuable portion of this work— the matter is derived from another source, to which Hoveden
appears to have supplied little. From 1170 to 1192 is the portion which corresponds to some
extent with the Chronicle known under the name of Benedict of Peterborough (see No. 49).
From lUKi to 1901 may be said to be whoily Hoveden's work.
^2. WiLLBLMi Malhbsbibibnsis Monaghi DbGbstisPoktificum Anglo&itm
Libri Quinqub. Edited by N. E. S. A. Hamilton, of the Depsrtmeat
of Maausoripts, British Museum. 1870.
63. Historic and Municipal Docuubnts of Ireland, from thb Archives
OF THB City of Dublin, &o. 1172-1320. Edited by John T. Qilbbrt,
F.S.A., Secretary of the Puhlio Record Offioe of Ireland. 1870.
54. Thb Annals of Loch Ce. A Chronicle of Irish Affairs, from 1041
to 1590. Vols. I. and 11. Edited, with a Translation^ by William
Maunsell Hbnnbsst, M.R.I.A. 1871.
55. MONUMBNTA JURIDICA. ThB BlACK BoOK OF THB AdUIBALTY, WITH
AppbndicbSi Vols. I.-IV. Edited by Sir Traybrs Twiss, Q.C, D.C.L.
1871-1876.
This book contains the anoient ordinances and laws relating to the navy.
56. Memorials of the Rbion of Henry VI. : — Official Corrbspondbncb
OF Thomas Bekynton, Sbcrbtary to Henry VI., and Bishop of Bath
AND Wells. Edited by the Rev. Gborgb Williams, B.D., Vicar of
Ringwood, late Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Vols. I. and U.
1872.
57. MATTHiEi Parisiensis, Monachi Sancti Albani, Chronica Majoba.
Vol. I. The Creatioii to A.D. 1066. Vol. II. 1067 to 1216. Vol. IH.
1216 to 1239. Vol. IV. 1240 to 1247. Vol. V. 1248 to 1259. Vol. VI.
Additamenta. Vol. VII. Index. Edited by the Rev. Henry Richards
LuAKD, D.D., Fellow of Trinity CoUege, Registrary of the University,
and Vicar of Great St. Mary's, Cambridge. 1872-1884.
58. Memorialk Fratris Walteri de Coventria.— The Historical Collec-
tions OF Walter of Coventry. Vols. I. and II. Edited by the Rev.
William Stubbs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modem History, and
Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1872-1878.
59. The Anqlo-Latin Satirical Poets and Epigrammatists of thb
Twelfth Century. Vols. I. and II. Collected and edited by Thomas
Wright. M.A., Corresponding Member of the National Institute of
France (Acad^mie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres). 1872.
60. Materials for a History of thb Reign of Henry VII., from original
Documents presbrvbd in the Public Record Office. Vols. I. and
II. Edited bvthe Rev. William Campbell, M.A., one of Her Majesty's
Inspectors of Schools. 1878-1877.
61. Historical Papers and Letters from the Northern Registers.
Edited by the Rev. James Raine, M.A., Canon of York, and Secretary
of the Surtees Society. 1873.
62. Registrum Palatinum Dunblmensb. The Register of Richard ds
Kellawe, Lord Palatine and Bishop of Durham ; 1311-1316. Vols.
I.-IV, Edited by Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, D.C.L., Deputy Keeper
of the Records. 1873-1878.
63. Memorials of St. Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury. Edited by
the Rev. William Stubbs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modem History
and Felk>w of Oriel College, Oxford. 1874.
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64. ChBONIOON ANGLIiEy A-B ANKO DOMINI 1828 USQUE AD ANNUM 1388,
AucTORB MoNAOHO QuoDAM Sanoti Albani. Edited by Edward
Maundk Thompson, Bairister-at-Law, Assistant Keeper of the Manu-
scripts in the British Museum. 1874.
65. Th6mas Saoa Erkibtskups. A Life of Archbishop Thomas Bbcket
IN IcBLANDic. Vols. L and II., Edited, ^ with English Translation.
Notes, and Glossary, by M. Eiri kr Maonusson, M.A., Sub-Librarian,
of the University Library, Cambridge. 1875-1884.
66. Baoulphi db Coooeshall Chronicon Anolioanum. Edited by the Be v.
Joseph Stbyenson, M.A. 1875.
67. Materials for the History of Thomas Bbcket, Archbishop of
Oantbrburt. Vols. I.-YI. Edited by the Bev. Jambs Craigie
Bobbrtson, M. A., Canon of Canterbury. 1875-1883. Yol.yiL. Edited
by Joseph Brigstooke Shbppard, LL.1). 1885.
The first volume contains the life of that celebrated man, and the miracles after his
death, by William, a monk of Canterbnry. The second, the life by Benedict of Peterborough;
John of Salisbury ; Alan of Tewkesbury ; and Edward Qrim. The third, the life by William
Fitzstephen ; and Herbert of Bosham. The fourth, anonymous lives, Quadrilogus, &c. The
fifth, sixth, and seventh, the Epistles, and known letters.
68. Badulfi db Dioeto, Decani Lundoniensis, Opera Historic a. The
Historical Works of Master Balph dr Diceto, Dean of London.
Vols. I. and IT. Edited by the Bev. William Stubbs, M.A., Begins
Professor of Modern History, and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford.
1876.
The AbbreTiationes Chronioorum extend to 1147 and the Ymagines Historiarum to 1201.
69. Boll of the Procbbdinqs of the Kino*s CouxS^cil in Ireland, for a
PORTION OF THE 16tH 7BAR OF THE REIGN OF BiCHARD II. 1392-03.
Edited by the Ber. James Graves, B.A. 1877.
70. Henrioi db Braoton de Lboibus et Oonsubtudinibus Anglic Libri
QuiNQUE IN YARios traotatus distincti. Yols. I.-YI. Edited by Sib
Trayers Twiss, Q.C, D.O.L. 1878-1883.
71. The Historians of the Church of York, and its Archbishops. Vols.
I.-III. Edited by the Bby. Jamb 4 Baine, M.A., Canon of York, and
Secretary of the Snrtees Society. 1879-1894.
72. Begistrum Maucbsburiensb. The Begister of Malmbsbury Abbet,
PRB8ERYED IN THE PuBLio Becord Office. Yols. I. and II. Edited by
the BeY. J. S. Brewer, M.A., Pireaoher at the Bolls, and Bector of
Toppesfield ; and Charles Trior Martin, B. A. 1879-1880.
73. Historical Works of Geryase of Canterbury. Yols. I. and II. Edited
by the Boy. William Stubbs, D.D., Canon Besidentiary of St. Paul's,
London ; Begins E*rofessor of Modem History and Fellow of Oriel
College, Oxford, &o. 1879, 1880.
74. Hrnrici Archidiaconi Hcntbndunensis Historia Anglo&um. The
History of the Enqush, by Henry, Archdeacon of Huntingdon,
from A.D. 65 to a.d. 1 154, in Eight Books. Edited by Thoicas Arnold,
M.A., 1879.
75. The Historical Works of Symbon of Durham. Yols. I. and H.
Edited by Thomas Arnold, M.A. 1882-1886.
76. Chronicle of the Beigns of Edward I. and Edward II. Yols. I. and
II. Edited by the Boy. William Stubbs, D.D., Canon BesidentiarY of
St. Panl*8, London ; Begins Professor of Modern History, and Fellow
of Oriel College, Oxford, &c. 1882-1883.
The first voloine of these Chronicles contains the AnnaleM Londotdenaei, and the AnnaUg
f\iulini : the second, "L—Commendatio Lammtahilxs in Tranntu magni Regu Edvoardi, U.-^
Crttta SHwardi de Camarvan Auctcra Canonieo BridlinaUmienti, m.—Mimaehi eujutdam
McUmetberienriM Vita Edwardi II, IV.— Kita tt Mors Saward //.,corueriptaa Thomade la
Movre.
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77. Rbgistrum EpiftTOLARUM Fratbis Johannis Pegkham, Abghibpiscopi
Oantuabibnsis. Vols. I.-III. Edited by Ohaklbs Tbige Habtim, B.A.,
F.S.A., 1882-1886.
78. Bboister of S. Osmund. Vols. I. and II. Edited by the Rev. W. H.
Rich Jones, M.A., F.S.A., Canon of SaliBbiiry» Vicar of Bradford-on-
Avon. 1883, 1884.
This Register derives its name from oonteining the statates, rales, and orders made or
compiled by 8. Osmand, to be observed in the Cathedral and diocese of Salisbury.
79. Chaetulary of the Abbbt of Ramsey. Vols. I.-III. Edited by
William IIenky Hart, F.S.A., and the Rev. Ponsonby Ankeslbt
Lyons. 1884-1893.
80. Ohartularibs of St. Mary*s Abbey, Dublin, with the Register of its
house at Dunbrody, county of Wexford, and Annals of Ireland,
1162-1370. Vols. I. and II. Edited by John Thomas Gilbert, P.S. A^
M.R.I.A. 1884,1886.
81. Eadmeri Historia Novorum in Anolia, et opusgula duo DB YITA SANCn
Anselmi et quibusdam miraculis bjus. Edited by the Rev. Martin
Rule, MA. 1884.
82. Chronicles of the Reigns of Stephe))^, Henry II., and Richard I.
Vols. I.-IV. Edited by Richard Howlett, Barrister-at-Law. 1884-
1889.
Vol. I. containB Books I.-IV. of the tiistoria Rerum Angliearum of William of Newboigh.
Vol. IT. contains Book V. of that work, the continuation of (he same to A.D. 1S98, and uie
Draco Normannicus of Etiennc de Rouen.
Vol. ni. contains the Gtita, SUphani litgis^ the Chronicle of Richard of Hexham, the
Relatio de Standard!) of Bt. Aelred of Rievaulx, the poem of Jordan Fantosme, and Uie
Chronicle of Richard of Devizes.
Vol. IV. contains the Chronicle of Robert of Torigni.
83. Chronicle of the Abbey of Ramsby. Edited by the Rev. William
Dunn Macray, M.A., F.S.A., Rector of Ducklington, Oxon. 1886.
84. Chronica Rogeri db Wendovbb, sivk Florbs Historiarum. Vols. I.-
III. Edited by Henry Gay Hewlett, Keeper of the Records of the
Land Revenue. 1886-1889.
This edition ^ves that ^rtion only of Roger of Wendovor's Chronicle which can be
accounted an origmal authority.
85. The Letter Books of the Monastery of Christ Church, Canterbury.
Vols. I.-III. Edited by Joseph Brigstockb Sheppard, LL.D. 1887-
1889.
The Letters printed in these volumes were chiefly written betweea 1396 and ISSS.
86. The Mbtbical Chronicle of Robert of Oloucbbtbr. Edited by
William Aldis Wright, M.A., Senior Fellow of Trinity College,
Cambridge. Parts I. and 11., 1887.
The date of the composition of this Chronicle is placed about the year 1800. The
writer appears to have been an eye witness of many events of which he describes. The
language m which it is written was the dialect of Gloucesteohire at that time.
87. Chronicle of Robert of Brcnnb. Edited by Frederick James
Furniyall, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. Parts I. aad II. 1887.
Robert of Brunne, or Bourne, co. Ijincoln, was a member of the Gilbertine Order
established at Sempringham. His Chronicle is described by ito editor as a work of fiction,
a contribution not to English history, but to the history of English.
88. Icelandic Sagas and other Historical Documents relating to the
Settlements and Descents of the Northmen on the British Isles.
Vol. I. Orkneyinga Saga, and Magnus Saga. Vol. II. Hakonar
Sa^a, and Magnus Si^a. Edited ^ Gudbrand Vigfusson, M.A.
1887. Vols. III. and 1 V. Translations of the above by Sir George
Webbe Dasbnt, D.CL. 1894.
89. The Tripartite Life of St. Patrick, with other docnments relating
to that Saint. Edited by Whitley Stokes, LL.D., D.C.L., Honorary
Fellow of Jesus College, Oxford ; and Corresponding Member of the
Institute of France. Parts I. and H. 1887.
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90. WlLLBLMX MONAOHI MaLVBSBIRIENSIS DS ReGUH GkSTIS AnOLORUH
LiBBi y. ; ET HisToaiAy NoYELLiE, LTBRi III. Edited by William
Stubbs^ D.D., Biahop of Oxford. Yols. I. and II. 1887-18^9.
91. Lbstobib DBS Bhgles solum Gbffeei Gaimab. Edited by the late Sir
Thomas Duffus Habdt, D.O.L., Deputy Keeper of the Records ;
continued and translated by Chaelbs Tbiob Martin, B.A., F.S.A.
Vols. I. and n. 1888-1889.
92. Chboniclb of Hbkby KNiaHTON, Oanon of Leicester. Vols. I. and II.
Edited 6y the Rev. Joseph IIawson Lumby, D.D., Norrisian Pro-
fessor of Divinity. 1889-1896.
93. Ohboniolb of Adam Murimuth, with the Chboniclb of Robert of
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House of Lords. 1678-1688.
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of Ireland in 1864. — Notices of Records {
transferred from Chanceir Offices. — Irish ;
State Papers presented by Philadelphia
Library Company.
8, d.
[Out of
print.]
Notices of Records transferred from Chancery,
Queen*s Bench, and Exchequer Offices. —
Index to Original Deeds received from
Master Litton's Office.
Notices of Records transferred from Queen^s
Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer
Offices. — Report on J. F. Furguson^s MSS.
— Exchequer Indices, <fec.
Records of Probate Registries
[C.137]
[C.329]
[C.515]
Notices of Records from Queen's Bench Calen- i [C.760]
dar of Fines and Recoveries of the Palatinate
of Tipperary, 1664-1715.— Index to Reports
to date.
Notices of Records transferred from Chancery^' [C.963]
Queen's Bench, and CommonJ^leas Offices. >
— Report respecting ** Facsimiles of '
National MSS. of Ireland."— List of Chan- i
eery Pleadings (1662-1690) and Calendar to ^
Chancery Rolls (1662-1713) of Palatinate
of Tipperary.
[Oat of
print.]
[Out oj
print.]
[Out of
print.^
0 8
[Out of
print.]
Notices of Records from Exchequer and
Admiralty Offices.— Calendar and Index to
Fiants of Henry VIII.
Calendar and Index to Fiants of Edward VI.
Index to the Liber Munerum Publicorum
HiberniaB. — Calendar and Index to Fiants
of Philip and Mary.
[C.1176]
[C.1469]
[C.1702]
Index to Deputy Keeper's 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, [C.2034] '
and lOth Reports.
Calendar to Fiants of Elizabeth (1558-1570).
Calendar to Fiants of Elizabeth, continued
(1570-1576).
Calendar to Fiants of Elizabeth, continued
(1576 1588).
[C.2311]
[C.2588]
[C.2929]
Report of Keeper of State Papers containing i [C.3215]
Catalogue of Commonwealth Books trans- !
ferred from Berpiingham Tower. \
[Out of
print.]
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print.]
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print.]
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print.]
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Report. ,
Chief Contents of Appendices.
Sessional!
' No:
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1883
1881
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
I
1895
1896
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1900
15
10
17
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
[C.3676J
[C.4062]
[t;.4487]
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19 i
I
20
I
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2J I
I
22
I
23 '
24 I
[C.5180] I
I
[C.6180] '
[C.6180 I
Catalogue of Proclamations, 1661-1767.— j [C.6604] |
Calendar to Christ Church Deeds, 1177- I
1462. 1
Catalogue of Proclamations, 1767-1876. ! [C.6766J
Contents of the Red Book of the Exchequer. '
Calendar to Christ Church Deeds, 1462- I
1602. !
Regulations respecting State Papers. In- | [C.7170]
structions for Parochial Custodians. Index ;
to Twenty-first to Twenty-fifth Reports.
Abstract of Antrim Inquisition, 3 James I., I [C.7488]
Bankruptcy Records, 1857-1872; Early Plea I
Rolls to 51 Edward UI.
Index to the Act or Grant Books, and to [C.7488
Original Wills, of the Diocese of Dublin to i.j
the Year 1800. '
Records from Courts and OfiEices transferred [C.7802J
to, and deposited at the Public Record
Office in Ireland.
Index to Calendars of Christ Church Deeds [C.8080]
1174-1684, contained in Appendices to 20th,
23rd, and 24th Reports.
(1.) Report on the Early Plea Roll*, con- [C.8163]
tinned from 51 Edward III.
(2.) Table showing present Custodies of Par-
ochial Records. I
Copy and Translation of Five Instruments of [C.8667]
Record in the Public Record Office of
Ireland, written in the Irish Character and
Tongue, 1684-1606.
Report on M. S. S. of Sir T. Phillipps' [0.9030]
Library ; Index to Deputy Keeper's Reports,
26th to 30th, uicl.
Report of Proceedings, and Appendix rl) (€.9478]!
Corrections to the Addenda to the Dublin
Grants Index in Appendix to the 26th Re-
port ;
(2.j Notes on the Departmental Letters and*
Official Papers, 1760-89. 1
Index to the Act or Grant Book and Original i [Cd. 4]
Wills of the Diocese of Dublin from 1800-
1858.
Report of proceedings and Appendix.— Report [Cd.274]
on the Records of the Clerks of the Crown ,
and Peace transferred prior to 1900. i
Price.
8. d.
1 O
1 6
1 6
Calendar to Fiants of Elizabeth, continued
(1583-1686).— Index to Deputy Keeper's
11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, and 15th Reports.
Calendar to Fiants of Elizabeth, continued
(1586-1595).
Report on Iron Chest of attainders following
after 1641 and 1688.- Queen's Bench Calen-
dar to Fiants of Elizabeth continued (1596-
1601).
Calendar to Fiants of Elizabeth, continued | [C.4755] \ 1 1
(1601-1603). — Memorandum on Statements
(1702) and Declarons (1713-14) of Hugue-
not Pensioners.
Notice of Records of Incumbered and Landed
Estates Courts.— lieport of Keeper of State
Papers, containing Table of Abstracts of
Decrees of Innocence (1663), with Index.
Calendar to Christ Church Deeds in Kovum
Registrum, 1174-1684. Index to Deputy
Keeper's 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th
Reports.
Index to Calendats of Fiants of the reign of [C.5835] ; 1 0
Queen Elizabeth. Letters A— C.
Catalogue of Proclamations, 1618-1660 -
Index to Fiants of Elizabeth. D— Z -
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