1272-11-17, Westminster

To the barons of the exchequer. Order to respite until the king's arrival in England the demand on the abbot of Grestain (Grestino) for 100s. in which he was amerced before the justices last, in eyre in co. Cambridge, as the late king, on 13 July, in the 52nd year of his reign, granted by letters patent, which the king has inspected, to the abbot that he should be quit for five years following of the common summonses of the eyres of the king's justices, both for pleas of the Forest and for common pleas, so that he should not be amerced by reason of his absence. Richard son of Ivo de Segrave, imprisoned at Warwick for the death of Richard son of John le Provost of Walton, wherewith he is charged, has letters to the sheriff of Lancaster to bail him. Schedule 1. This?] part of the lands that belonged to Roger de Somery may be assigned in dower to his wife. Bradefeud - 60/. Swyneford - 162. 18s. 43d. Clent. - - 8l..17s. 54d. Total: 1121. 17s. 64d. Bordesle - 182, 15s. 73d. Cradele - 81. 6s. 03d. ) And thus 4/. are lacking to make up the total that the lady should have of fixed (certo) rent in the manor of Seggesle. Also the park of Seggesle is assigned wholly to this part, for the wood pertaining to the manor of Swyneford, of which the said lady shall have nothing except common of pasture. Be it known that 25 marks yearly are due to the king from the manors of Swyneford and Clent, which sum the heir, when he comes of age, shall pay from the manor of Mere, and shall acquit the said lady thereof against the king, and in the meantime the king shall acquit her thereof. ; Endorsed ; By the consent of Sir N. de Segrave, the manor of Neuport is estimated at 80/. and the manor of Bradefeud at 607. Schedule 2. (Obliterated by gall.) _ Memorandum, that the king granted to Ellen la Zach, who is going to Scotland by the king's licence, that Nicholas de Vallibus, John de Oxenden, and William de Flore, whom she has appointed before the king in her place shall be admitted as her attorneys, until Michaelmas next. William de Montegomery acknowledges in chancery that he owes to Robert Burnell 26 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Northampton. . 39 that Alger son of Richard de Flete came before the in chancery, on Thursday after St. Nicholas, and laid claim to of land in Flete, concerning which a fine was made in the king's between William Brun of Flete and Margaret de Gedeneye. the cathedral churches in England that are void (viduatis) to be provided for of right and are wont of custom to be provided for election to be made principally by the colleges, chapters, and to whom the right ef election pertains, after they have sought the king's licence therefor, and after the election have been the person elected has to be presented to the king, so that the propound against him anything reasonable that he may have to ; it seems to the king and his council that prejudice would be him and to the church of Canterbury, whereof he is patron and in this behalf, especially if the matter were drawn into an example churches of England, if the pope should assume to himself the of providing for that church, these things being omitted in this case, no wrong (peccatum) has been found either in the matter or form of and none is expressed in his letters; wherefore in order that church shall not proceed to such provisions henceforth, and so it do proceed to them, no prejudice shall arise to the king thereby, he shall be bound to render the temporalities of any cathedral church the king at present grants to you, the elect of Canterbury, of Canterbury, by special favour, and I, Itherius Bochardi, clerk, protest, in the king's name, that the grant of temmade in like case to Nicholas, bishop of Winchester, but with a which is now repeated in your person, shall not be drawn into a or example in future times. This protest was made and read at in the chapel of St. Stephen, on Monday, the eve of St. Lucy, presence of Brother Robert de Kiluardeby, elect of Canterbury, being also present and specially summoned for this purpose W. bishop Sir W. de Merton, the chancellor, Master John de Chishull, of St. Paul's, London, R. Burnell, archdeacon of York, Hervey de Brother John de Derlington, Master William de Cornera, John de William de Saham, John de Shamelesford, monk of Canterbury others, in the year 1272, [Prynne, Records, iii. 122]. abbot of Hyde, Winchester, who caused himself to be essoined in sick bed against John, then prior of Bermundeseye before M. and his fellows, justices of the Bench, in the suit before between John and the abbot by the late king's writ, concerning the divisions between the lands of the prior in Werlingham and the lands of Sanderstede, sought by Robert de Laverestok licence to which is granted in this suit because the late ling died before the was seen, as is the custom, and also because John has now become of Wenlok and another has been set in his place as prior of Burnell acknowledges in chancery that he owes to Giles de 175 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and in cos, Salop and Stafford. part of Walter de Faucumberge and Agnes his wife The castle of with the park about it and with the profits of the boats of Cotum with the demesnes of Skelton, with the meadows and dales, the rents of the town of Skelton of freemen and others, with all and toll, and the manor of Cresk (ste), with Rideker and Plyom, and town of Stangho and with the town of Grenerig, and with the forest to wit with the enclosure and great park with Hasdal[e], and with of Westwye with the forest as the highway extends between Stangho and Kadriding, and as the way extends to Lardegate, and so by Sketebek to Karthorn, and so to the boundary of Daneby forest, and from that boundary to Colemandale, so that all the chaces within these boundaries, to wit Loewit, Wervelsco, Hardalje], and Hahe (sic), with the herbage of La Grene and that of Le Donant, and with all the town of Estbrunne, except 4 acres of land and four tofts assigned to J. de Bella Aqua and to Ladereyna his wife, with the fourth part of wreck of the sea (werk de mar ), to wit from Rennewie to Jarum, and with a moiety of the advowson of Gisseburn priory, and with a moiety of the bailiwick of Langberwe.