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the sheriff of Oxford. Order for particular causes laid before council to stay a distress made upon the men or tenants of the of Hedyndon or the members thereof for 81/. for the farm of manor held by John de Aunesle knight and others at fee farm, any distress by him or the late sheriff made. the sheriffs of London. Although lately at the petition of Roger of London. . . . Incomplete. that the bull of Pope Urban VI granting to the king nomination of certain his clerks to certain benefices is enrolled for word on the face of this roll. MEMBRANE 2d. Michael de la Pole knight the elder to Dame Alice who was wife Sir John de Nevylle of Essex knight. Charter indented with for her life of the manor of Little Burlee co. Norhampton. : William de Thorp, Thomas de Spencer, Thomas de Burton John Broun, John Longe of Staunford. Dated Burlee, before St. Gregory the Pope 2 Richard II. Michael de la Pole knight the elder to Dame Alice (as the last). indented with warranty for her life of his manor of and all lands etc. in the town of Staunforde co. Lincoln, the advowson of Harpiswelle church and lands in Staunforde by John Longe. Witnesses: Ralph de Paynell knight, William Spaygne, John Boys, John de Fereby, John del Panetrie. Dated (as the last). de la Pole knight the elder to Edmund de Wyghtham. of attorney, appointing him to deliver to Dame Alice (as above) of the manor of Herpiswelle and lands in Staunforde with the (above mentioned). Dated Burlee by Staunforde, Thursday St. Gregory the Pope 2 Richard II. of acknowledgment of the foregoing charters and 22 March. . 237 Dame Alice (as above) of the one part, Sir Michael de la Pole the elder Sir Edmund de la Pole knights of the other part. Lease for forty from the Close of Easter next of the manor of Langham co. the advowson excepted, the manor of Little Burlee co. the manor of Harpiswelle co. Lincoln and all lands Staunford and elsewhere in Northamptonshire and Lincolnshire she had by feoffment of Sir Michael, rendering to her 100 marks year in Bylegh abbey co. Essex, and paying all services, charges etc., being reserved to enter again etc. if the rent be six weeks in ; covenants that she shall cut no timber in Langham park needed for the enclosure thereof, and that the rent shall cease her death. Dated London, 21 March 2 Richard II. French.