1320-01-29, York

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer of Dublin. Whereas S. Jate archbishop of Tuam and the late king's justiciary of Ireland, delivered, on 17 August, in the 10th year of the late king's reign, by the late . 177 order, to Robert de Stapelton four carucates of land in Balykeryn, of the yearly value of 12/., and one carucate of land in of the yearly value of 40s., and a carucate of land in Lysin the aforesaid county, of the yearly value of 40s., by which exde la Haye previously held the above lands for a term, before whereof he rendered them into the late king's hands for the use of the to hold at ferm by the same extent, on condition that he had thence for the 10/. yearly of land that the late king had granted in fee at the instance of Robert de Ufford, sometime his justiciary and that he should answer to the late king's exchequer for the of the said extent; and the late king afterwards, on 4 May, in the of his reign, granted that Robert and his heirs should hold and the said lands according to the form of the above delivery until he be provided by the late king or his heirs with 10d. of land yearly in place ; and lately, at the suggestion of John de Stapelton, son and the aforesaid Robert de Stapelton, that, aluhough the aforesaid 10. to the said Robert during his life in the payment of his ferm [he was not provided] with 10/. of land yearly, the treasurer and defer allowing the said 10/.to John after the land came to his and distrain him for payment of the sume, the king, on 28 April, in year of his reign, ordered the treasurer and barons to allow the to Jobn in the payment of his ferm unless his father or he had with 10/. of land yearly as above ; by reason whereof they have that sum yearly to him from the aforesaid 28 April, refusing to him that sum from the preceding time from the death of his father ; he has besought the king to provide him with a remedy : whereking orders them to allow that sum to him yearly from the time of death until the aforesaid 28 April.