1276-05-13, Westminster

Geoffrey de Nevill, justice of the Forest beyond Trent. Whereas W. of York claims to have, by the charters of king Richard and predecessors of the king, the liberty that all lands of the archbishopric the county of Nottingham, both in demesne lands and in the prebendal (ix prebendis), shall be disafforested'and quit of wastes and assarts and of the foresters and of all regard, so that no forester or other of the bailiffs should intermeddle therewith, which liberty the archbishop his predecessors from the time of the making of the said charters have until this time, as he asserts: the king orders Geoffrey to permit archbishop to enjoy the said liberty henceforth without hindrance, in manner in which he and his predecessors have heretofore used it and to the contents of the said charters. of agreement between lady Isabella la Ercedekne and Geoffrey for the settlement of disputes between them arising before before the Ascension, 4 Edward son of Henry, whereby Isabella to Geoffrey all actions, etc., against him, and Geotfrey does the like side, and they agree that each of them shall cause the actions begun by against one another to be withdrawn at their ownexpense. Witnesses: John de Eyvill, Sir Ralph de Wodeburg, Sir Hervey de Chaworth, ; Master Thomasand Master William de Luda ; Robert de Boyton; de Beuver. son of Master Thomas de Milford and Margery his wife came the king, on Friday the feast of St. Boniface, and sought to replevy land in Milford, which was taken into the king's hands for their default king's court against Alice daughter of Roger Cokus. de Thany, who is going to Gascony for the king's affairs abbot of Thame and brother William le Whelwritte put in their place Roger de Hanyton in the suit before the king between them and William and Adam de Hedenham, Simon le Bedel, Henry le Clerc and Thomas de la Suerie of a plea of trespass. . Schedule. of R. Perot: Giles de Argentem, Hertford; Hugh Peche, Reginald de Argentem, Essex; Miles de Hastinges, Northampton ; de Argentem, Essex ; William de Apeltrefeld, Lincoln; Roger de Kent ; Hugh de Coleworth, Essex; Peter Picote, Essex ; de Aston, of co. Somerset ; Nicholas de la Hose, of co, Berks ; Hugh of cos. Berks and Oxon. MEMBRANE Od, of deed of Humphrey de Veyl, knight, binding himself to pay de Clare, a Jew, 20/. at the house of Crasseus son of Master Elias, of London, in London in the parish of St. Mary Magdalene in Melkstrete, in the quinzaine of Michaelmas, 4 Edward, to be paid in full under pain of half a mark of gold to be paid to the king as often and whenever he shall fail to make payment at the said term and place. For securing payment then and there, he charges himself and his heirs and his goods to be distrained for the use of Moses by the sheriff of York or by any other sheriff at the will of Moses, and for every distraint the sheriff shall receive from his goods 40s. He grants that all expenses and damages that Moses shall sustain by reason of the non-payment of the debt at the term aforesaid, shall be restored to him from the goods of Humphrey, and credence shall be given to the bare word of Moses without an oath concerning the amount of such expenses and damages. He renounces all exception or cavil, remedy of canon or civil law or royal prohibition that might benefit him or harm Moses hereafter.