1329-03-13, Chertsey

L. bishop of Durham, Walter de Selby has shewn the king, by before him and his council in the parliament at Salisbury, that it agreed between Robert de Humframvyll, late earl of Angus, Ralph de then baron of Graystok, and John de Evre, and the said Walter the rendering of the castle of Mitford, which Walter then held, of the said Walter and all the English prisoners in the castle, that said Robert, Ralph, and John should cause Walter to have the late peace, and should cause his lands, which were in the said king's because it was said that he adhered to the Scots, to be restored to him disinheritance, or should cause him to have safe conduct from the king to go freely whither he might wish, and that the said agreement him was not observed by the late king, but that he was detained in the king's prison for a long time, and his lands within the bishop's liberty occupied by the bishop are still detained from him, and he has the king to cause the agreement to be observed: as'it appears to the by the indenture of the agreement under the seals of the said earl, and Jobn that such agreement was made, and he wishes to cause it observed, and he considers that Walter was detained in the late king's contrary to the agreement, he has ordered the sheriff of Northumberto cause all Walter's lands to be restored to him, and he therefore the bishop to cause Walter's lands, which the bishop caused to be in his hands within his liberty of Durham by reason oF the premises, delivered to Walter. "By K. & pet. of C. Thomas Bardolf, Robert de Malberthorp, and Nicholas de Eton. not to proceed to take any assize concerning tenements that were into the Inte king's hands after the death of David, late earl of Athole, that are in the king's hands and in the custody of Isabella de Bello