1334-09-24, Westminster

. 341 of release by John de Lacy, son and heir of John de Lacy, to de Bylkemore, knight, and his heirs, of all right in the manor co. Bedeford. Witnesses: Sir Henry de Edenestowe, Sir de Baumburgh, Sir Thomas de Evesham, Sir Henry de Stratford, Alledon, knight; Thomas de la Ryvere and Alan de Somer- Dated at London on Saturday after Michaelmas, 8 Edward III. and Moritz, knight, who arrived after the seal was appended, also the deed. that the said John came into chancery at London on and acknowledged the preceding deed. of release by Nicholas de Mulsham to Sir John de Insula of knight, of all right and claim in his manor of Mulsham, in the of Chelmeresford, co. Essex, with all its appurtenances. Witnesses : de Clovill, Philip de Firstlyngg, Hamo Peverel, Thomas Tirel, John Peter de Wendover, John le Mareschal, William de Wendovere, de Springefeld. Dated at Chelmeresford on Thursday the Nativity Virgin, 8 Edward III. that the said Nicholas came into chancery at London on and acknowledged the preceding deed. de Ellerker the elder acknowledges that he owes to William, archof York, 30/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and in co. York. son of John de Tynton of Stikeswald acknowledges that he owes son of Nicholas de Roos 100/.; to be levied, in default of payof his Jands and chattels in co. Lincoln. de Camoys, knight, Ingelram Berenger, knight, and John son of Ingelram, acknowledge that they owe to John de Roos, knight, to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in Ralegh of Charles, knight, of co. Devon, acknowledges that he owes Robert de Tanton, clerk, 200 marks ; to be levied, in default of payhis lands and chattels in co. Devon. the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Hugh de Courtenay the shown the king that whereas he was seised, after the death of de Fortibus, countess of Albemarle and Devon, whose heir he is, yearly fee of 18/. 6s. 8d. for the third penny of co. Devon, with divers other lands which belonged to the countess by herediand had received that sum yearly by the hands of the sheriffs of and the sheriffs had allowance therefor in their accounts at the until Walter, late bishop of Exeter, then treasurer of the late delayed to make such allowance at the prosecution of certain persons that Hugh ought not to receive that fee because he is not an earl, reason the sherifi's of that county have refused hitherto to make to the said Hugh of this fee, and yet the treasurer and barons the amount of that fee from Hugh by summons of the exchequer, and him to be distrained for that cause, wherefore Hugh has besought the provide a remedy, the king therefore orders the treasurer and barons the rolls and memoranda of the exchequer touching the said and to inform the king of what they shall find without delay, and to cause the said exaciion on Hugh to be superseded until the quinzaine of Easter next, so that the king may be informed upon the premises in the meantime, and cause justice to he done to Hugh. By C.