1326-03-06, Leicester

To Edmund de Assheby, bailiff of the king's town and mills of Grantham. Order to deliver to the friars of the order of the Minors of Grantham the . 455 of 32 quarters of malt yearly from the time when the town and came to the king's hands, and to deliver to them that quantity of malt from the mills for so long as the town and mills are in the king's and Edmund's custody, as John de Warenna, late earl of Surrey, lord that town, granted the malt aforesaid to the friars by his deed, to be during the pleasure of himself and heirs from the mills aforesaid, John de Warenna, now earl of Surrey, kinsman and heir of the aforeearl, afterwards lord of that town, ratified and confirmed the above and the king, on 22 December, in the 11th year of his reign, conthe grant and confirmation, granting that, if the mills came to his the friars should receive the aforesaid alms from the mills yearly at pleasure of the king and his heirs, and the town and mill have come to king's hands after the death of Aymer de Valencia, late earl of who held them of the king under certain conditions, and they now in the king's hands, and the friars have prayed the king to cause to have the aforesaid alms. By K.