1382-02-25, Westminster

To the mayor and bailiffs of Kyngeston upon Hull. Like writ for 19/. 4s. in favour of Walter de Dymbleton and Simon de Grymesby burgesses at the said parliament, namely 2s. a day each for 88 days (sic). The following have like writs : Norhampton. John Fox and Nicholas Baud burgesses 161. for 80 days. Wycombe. Thomas Rauel and Walter Frere burgesses 16l. for 80 days. ; Roucestre. Thomas Godet and John Southgate citizens 151. 4s. for 76 days. Cicestre. John Sengleton and John Sherere citizens i5l. 4s. for 76 days. Great Jernemuth. Bartholomew Nogan and William Oxney burgesses 16/. 16s. for 84 days. Oxford. Edmund Kenyan and Walter Bon burgesses 16l. for 80 days. Hereford. Richard Asshe and William Jouet citizens 191. 4s. for 88 days (sic). Leomynstre. Richard Lorimer and John Wilkyns burgesses 191. 4s. for 88 days (sic). Welles. Nicholas Cristesham and Henry Benedisshe burgesses 161. 16s. for 84 days. Bruggewater. John Loof and John Henton burgesses 16l. 16s. for 84 days. Bath. Richard Castelle and Thomas Joce citizens 16/. 16s. for 84 days. Shaftbury. Walter Hanlegh and Thomas Cammel burgesses 201. 16s. for 104 days. [Lbid.] Gilbert Talbott lord of Goderich castle and Irchenfeld to Sir Robert Tresilian knight. Lease for seven years of the manor and hundred of Bampton co. Oxford with courts, lawedaies, escheats, rents, services, etc., saving fees, advowsons, wards and marriages, by the service of 100 marks a year, power being reserved after the lessee s death to enter and hold the manor if in time of his executors the rent be in arrear: covenant that the lessee shall make no waste therein, and shall sustain the houses; that the lessor shall warrant him against rent charges, statutes merchant etc., and shall make no demise, disturbance or charge, and for his peaceable tenure, with an oath upon his knighthood to keep these covenants ; for defeasance of a recognisance in 1,000/. made in chancery by the lessor, upon condition that the lessee and his executors shall hold the premises as aforesaid, the lessor keeping these covenants ; that the lessor shall not come to dwell at the manor while the lessee or his wife shal] be there, but in their absence it shall be lawful so to do for a day and a night at his own cost ; for acquittance of 50 marks for the first two quarters which the lessee has paid; and that the lessee shall be recouped and allowance made for payment of any charge beginning before this date. Dated Westminster, 24 February 5 Richard II. French.