1276-02-19, Great Compton

said John, who is going to Santiago by the king's licence, has given to Thomas de Wicham and Walter ade Wanberg to make attorneys in place in all pleas, etc., until Michaelmas next. Theobald le Botillier acknowledges that he owes 220 marks to the executors of the willof William de Kent; to be ievied, in default of payment, of his lands in co. Lancaster. For payment hereof at the said terms specified he found as pledge Richard le Botillier, who likewise acknowledged the debt. . Schedule. William de Warenna, son of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, granted before William de Luton that the earl, when he dies, may dispose of all his lands in co, Norfolk, and that he [ William] will esteem the disposition firm and stable until ten years after the earl's death, and that he will not contravene the assignment, but that he will protect the earl's executors and will warrant them until the end of the said term. . .