1319-07-10, York

the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Whereas the king has to Queen Isabella, his consort, the manor of Long Bynyngton, ; the manors of Kyngesthorp and Eston, the hundred of Falwesle, manors of Torpel and Upton, 25/. of yearly ferm that Laurence de renders io the exchequer for the manor of Gretton, all in the of Northampton; the manor of Osprenge, the manor of Middelton with and other appurtenances, the manor of Westclyve, in the county the king's mills at Oxford and the meadow of Kyngesmede, the of Blokesham, co. Oxford ; the castle of Walyngford with its members, the honours of Walyngford and St. Valery, in that and other counties ; manors of Wattlyngton and Wodestok, in the same county ; the whole of L Aigle, with its manors, hundreds, chaces, and other appurtein divers counties, saving to the king the castle of Peveneseie and and other appurtenances, and excepting the manor of Laghton, John Douvedale holds for life by demise from the late king; the of Banstede, with the park, ete., co. Surrey; the manor of with the park and forest, etc., co. Essex; the manor of La in the same county; the castle and town of Berhamstede, with the ete., in co. Hertford and other counties; the castle and town of with the barton and hundred of Selkele, the castle and town with the parks and forests of Melkesham, Shippenham, and and purprestures, and with the manor of Roude, the manor of the manor of Sevenhampton, with the boroughs of Creckelade Hanteworth and the hundreds of Creckelade and Hanteworth, and the of Stratton, the castle and town of Mere, with the park, etc,, co. Wilts; the manors of Boudon and Haverberge, co. Leicester ; the ferm of the town of Southampton, with the small rents, co, Southampton, the manor and town of Aulton, with the hundred of Aulton and the small rents in the town, the ferm of the-town of Andevre, with the hundred and with the increment of the ferm, the manor and town of Basyngstok, with the hundred and the rent of the tenement in that town that formerly belonged to Walter de Merton, the castle of Southampton and the manor of Lyndhurst, with the park and the New Forest, and the bailiwicks and hundred of Rudberge, and 40s. of yearly rent that the abbot and convent of Redynges render yearly for a tenement in the forest, the castle of Cristeschurche of Twynham, with the borough and manor of Westovere and the hundred of Cristeschurche, the manor of Ringwode, co. Suthampton; the ferm of the town of Wich (de Wichio), co. Worcester; the manor of Gillyngham, with the barton and 72s. of rent of a purpresture, and with the forest, co. Dorset; 201. of yearly ferm from the manor of Ellesmere in Wales, by the hands of John Knokyn, tenant for life of the manor by the king's grant, and the earldom of Cornwall and the office of sheriff there; to have in dower for life, with the knights fees, advowsons, and other appurtenances, and the return of writs and summonses and all fines, ransoms, and amercements of all the men and tenavts of the premises, forfeited issues, and all things pertaining to the king of year, day, waste, forfeitures, and murders in various courts, so that they should be levied by her bailiffs by the estreats to be delivered to them by the justices in eyre, or by her sheriffs by the estreats of the exchequer, without hindrance from the king or his ministers, and that she should have the chattels of felons and fugitives from the premises, with power to put herself in seisin of the said chattels, and that she should have, by the king's writs, justices in eyre, to be nominated by her, for forest pleas, when necessary, in the aforesaid forests; and that she should have the fines and ransoms adjudged before them to be levied by her bailiffs by.the estreats of the justices, and that she should receive at the exchequer all fines of trespassers therein who are not of the castles, boroughs, ete., aforesaid: wherefore the king orders the treasurer and barons to give orders under the exchequer seal to all sheriffs in whose bailiwicks she has the aforesaid liberties to deliver to the keepers of her liberties copies of the estreats of the exchequer as soon as they receive the same, so that the keepers, after deliberation, may certify the keepers of her liberties in the exchequer of the names of those contained in the estreats who are of her liberty, so that he may claim the more advisedly in the exchequer for her, and the treasurer and barons are ordered to acquit those who shall thus have to satisfy her in the sheriffs accounts of the sums thus claimed. 19.