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1272-11-17, Westminster

Robert de la Mare, his father, tenant in chief, and to receive the rents thereof, until the king's arrival in England, so that he may then answer to the king for the issues received thence in the meantime, if the king then wish to have them, as the subjects supplying the king's place in England have fixed a term for Peter at the king's arrival to come before the king to do fealty to him for his father's lands. Thomas le Clere of Blitheswrth, imprisoned at Northampton for trespass of the Forest, has letters to Roger de Cliff [ord], justice of the Forest this side Trent, to bail him.

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