1318-10-15, Burstwick
Order to acquit the sheriff Westmoreland of the eighth year of the reign of two parts of the profits the county from 2 October in that year, when the king granted to Guy Bello Campo, then earl of Warwick, and Henry de Percy, deceased, and Bartholomew de Badelesmere the custody of two parts of the lands and of the shrievalty of that county, which profit is extended to the value of 100s., which lands and profit belonged to Robert de Clifford, tenant in chief in that county and elsewhere in the realm, and were in the king's hands on account of the minority of Roger, son and of Robert, to have with all things pertaining to such custody during minority, to wit the custody of the two parts aforesaid in Westfor the maintenance of the heir, rendering for the other lands in realm the extents thereof. the same.
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