1276-05-13, Westminster

Memorandum, that the preceding letter and the late king's letter of grant of the said yearly sum were sent to brother Joseph de Chauncy, the treasurer, for custody in the treasury, so that the king and his heirs shall remain quit of the aforesaid payment henceforth for ever. 9. Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, who is going by the king's license to parts beyond sea, has given power to Henry de Wyntonia to make attorneys in his place in all pleas until Michaelmas next. 15. Peter de Monte Forti acknowledges that he owes to John de Nevill 201. ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels. . 345 of deed of Payn de Cadurcis, binding himself to Aaron, son of a Jew, in 100 marks for the land of Raveneston, which Payn has in by the delivery of Sir William de Barentin for the renewal (stallaof a debt between Aaron and the said William by agreement made Aaron and William; rendering yearly to Aaron 10/. until the 100 marks be paid. He grants that Aaron shall have entry into said lands if he fail in payment at any of the terms agreed upon, and Aaron may hold it until he shall be satisfied for that sum. Dated at on the day of the Translation of St. Richard, 4 Edward. Sir Otto de Granscon, Sir William de Busselard, Sir Patrick de Sir James de Nevill. that Payn came into chancery, and acknowledged the deed. Lestrange ( atraneus) puts in his place William de la More and Maulovel in a suit before the king between him and John de Beila Roger Holeye, aud Robert Serkon for a trespass committed upon him late the wife of Richard Dod, puts in her place Robert de Berdeand Thomas de Lyuns in the suit before the king concerning five and 70 acres of land in Boding , Rigmere, and Clyve. de Verdun puts in his place Richard de Lyuns and Geoffrey de in a suit before the king between him and Eleanor, late the of John de Verdun, concerning the non-observance of an agreement acknowledgment.