1318-04-06, Mortlake

To Simon de Driby, king's yeoman, Order to deliver to queen Isabella or to her attorney the issues of the manors of Long Bynyngton, co. Lincoln, Kyngesthorp and Eston, co. Northampton, which Margaret, late queen of England, held for life by the late king's grant, the king having granted to his said consort, in addition to the ssid manors, the issues thereof from the time of Margaret's death. By p.s. [4616.] Like orders to the following: The said Simon for the issues of the manors of Boudon and Haverberge, co. Leicester. The sheriff of Northampton for the issues of the hundred of Falwesle. Henry Beaufiz for the issues of the manors of Osprenge, Middelton with the hundred, and Westclive, co. Kent. The sheriff of Oxford for the mills of Oxford with the meadow of Kynkesmede, and the issues thereof. Thomas de Derby for the issues of the manor of Haverynge with the park and forest, co. Essex. John de Okham for the issues of the manor of La Neilande, co. Essex. Thomas de Pencatlan for the issues of the castle and town of Berkhampstede with the honour, co. Hertford. John de Hanstede for the issues of the castle and town of Marleberge with Berton and Selkele, of the castle and town of Dyvises with the meadow and forest of Melkesham, Chippenham and Pewesham and purpresture, and with the manor of Roude, the manors of Woderowe and Sevenhampton, with the boroughs of Crikelade and Hantet-_ worth, and with the hundreds of Crikelade and Hanteword, and the manor of Stratton, the castle and manor of Mere, co. Wilts. George de Percy and William de Kyrkeby, clerk, for the issues of the castle of Southampton, the manor of Lyndhurst, with the park and New Forest, and the bailiwicks and hundreds of Rudbrigg , and 40s. of yearly rent from the abbot and convent of Redynge for a tenement in the said forest, of the castle of Cristeschirch of T'wynham, with the borough and manor of Westovere and the hundred of Cristeschirch, and of the manor of Ryngwode, co. Southampton.