1275-11-15, Westminster

To Richard de Holebrok, the king's steward. Whereas the king learns by inquisition taken by the steward that Roger Daubef, formerly constable of the king's castle of Sauvey (Sabaud ), disseised William de Flamsted, sometime abbot of Osolveston, during the late disturbance in the realm of a plot of common pasture before the gate of the castle containing six acres, and that Peter de Nevill, afterwards keeper of the castle, likewise disseised the abbot of certain headlands (cheviciis) containing one rood, which plot and headlands are worth 4s. 4d. yearly and are in the king's hands by the disseisins aforesaid: the king orders the steward to compound in the king's name with the abbot, rendering to him the headlands and making for him - and his successors free and sufficient cliace with their beasts and cattle over the plot aforesaid, as they shall need, to their pasture between the priory of Laund (Zanda) and the castle aforesaid, and to receive from the abbot his _ quitclaim for the plot, and to send to the king under the steward s seal the composition and quitclaim and this writ, so that the king may cause the composition to be confirmed. By K. & C.