1304-06-24, Stirling

To the pope. Letter recommending to him Master Peter de Rythre, clerk, son of William de Rythre, knight, and requesting him to hear favourably his affairs, the expedition whereof the king much desires. The like in favour of Nicholas de Rythre and Master William de Rythre, sons of the said William. Memorandum, that the king, by his letters under the privy seal, under the date of 24 June, ordered Master William de Grenefeld, dean of Chichester, then his chancellor, to cause all letters of the assignment of dower to Queen Margaret, his consort, made from the days of her espousal (disponsacionis), to wit 22 October, in the twenty-seventh year of the reign, to the said 24 June, and enrolled in chancery, to be withdrawn from the rolls and annulled, and to cause them to be renewed in the form in which they are now enrolled ; and he also ordered by another writ under his privy seal that all other writs made to her for lands and tenements granted to her for her maintenance during her life by the king, and also other letters of divers liberties granted to her both in the said lands granted to her in dower and in the lands granted to her for her maintenance, shall hkewise be withdrawn from the rolls and annulled, and that they shall be renewed in the form in which they are now enrolled. By virtue.of which order the chancellor in the presence of Sir Robert de Bardelby, clerk of chancery, and Sir John de Godele, the treasurer of the queen, afterwards received all the rolls touching the said assignments extracted by his order in accordance with the order aforesaid, from Sir Adam de Osgodeby, then keeper of the rolls of chancery at York, and he annulled them entirely.