1276-01-18, Winchester

Master Roger de Seyton and his fellows, justices in eyre at the Tower Order not to permit the king's Jews of London to be impleaded them in that eyre concerning the things that relate to the king's as Jews ought not to plead or be impleaded concerning such things before the justices appointed for the custody of the Jews; provided that they shall answer concerning their lands within the city of and concerning other things as was the custom in other eyres of there in times past. Adam de Wynton[ia], keeper of the town of Southampton. Order the abbot and convent of the place of St. Edward to have a tun of the king's right prise in that town for the present year, and the of a tun yearly from the time of the late king's death, as the said granted to them by his charter, which the king has inspected, a tun of of bis right prise yearly for the communion (ad corpus Christi : conficiendum) in their church, to be received from the keepers of his of the said prise at Southampton. the taxors of the fifteenth in the city of London.