1329-05-20, John Canterbury

Order to pay of St. Mary's, Carlisle, a tenth penny of all the extra-parochial within the forest of Ingelwode for the time that he has been of that forest, and to cause the said tenth penny to be paid to him as the king learns by inquisition taken by the keeper that the 16. 25. 16. 29. 22. prior and his predecessors were seised of the said tenth penny in the times of all the keepers of the forest by the hands of the receivers of the issues of the forest from the time of the foundation of the priory, of the gift of Henry son of the Emperor (sic), sometime king of England, until Henry le Serop, late keeper of the forest aforesaid, hindered their receiving the said tenth penny, and it appears by Henry's certificate sent into chancery that he detained the tenth penny from the prior because the prior, or any one in his name, did not bring to him any warrant to receive it. By pet. of C.