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1278-01-04, Tower

Order to cause the Friars of Northampton to have four oaks fit for timber in the park of of the king's gift. son of Walter le Paumer, imprisoned at Certesey for the death of son of Richard de Crokesford, wherewith he is charged, has letters sheriff of Surrey to bail him. Gregory de Rokesle, taker of the king's wines throughout England. to cause Bartholomew de Briaunzun to have three tuns of wine of king's right prise, of the king's gift. By Anthony Bek. Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland. Order not to compel Roger Mari or his men and tenants of those parts to contribute to made or to be made to invade the king's enemies and rebels until orders, as the king understands that Roger has lands near to the enemies and rebels in those parts, whereby he incurs grievous and costs about the defence of his lands. the sheriff of Sussex and Surrey.

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