1279-01-03, Windsor

the justices next in eyre in co. Northumberland. Order not to put Adam de Bekefeud, parson of the church of Eure, in default by of the common summons of the eyre, as the king has warranted him absence. Tyeys acknowledges that he owes to the Friars Preachers of 68s. ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels Oxford. of deed of John de Vescy, witnessing that whereas William Valencia, yeoman, has constituted himself a surety for John to Hugh de count of La Marche and Angouléme (Engolisme), for payment of pounds of Tours in case John's wife, the earl's sister, die without an begotten by John, the said John hereby charges his goods to save harmless concerning the said money, and he submits himself and his to the distraint of the king for the levying of the said sum from his in case William have to pay it and for any damages sustained by by reason of this surety. Dated at Windsor, on Tuesday after Circumcision, 1278. of deed of William de Valencia, son of Sir William de lord of Montygnac and Bellac (Bellaco), witnessing that whereas aforesaid Hugh has given his sister Mary in marriage to the aforesaid and John has agreed to render and restore 4,500 pounds of Tours in Mary die without an heir begotten by John, William hereby becomes for payment of 2,500 pounds of Tours to Hugh within two years of death of Mary if she die without an heir as above. that John came into court and granted for himself and heirs that he would faithfully observe the premises. that John de Kirkeby, on Wednesday before the Epiphany, to Sir Roger de Mortuo Mari at Windsor hy the king's order two rolls, one of the extent of Gannok and the other of the ordinance, grant and demise of the lands ot two cantreas. son of Peter and Joan his wife put in their place Henry and Geoffrey Corbet in the suit before the king between the demandant, and Reginald and Joan, tenants, concerning the manor and .in the suit before the king by another writ between the f : king, demandant, and John son of Robert de Ponsont, tenant, concerning a moiety of the manor of Langeblaneford except a third of two carucates and of 20 acres of land and of 3 acres of meadow and of 10s. of rent, concerning which the said John vouched to warranty against the king the aforesaid Reginald and Joan and Fulk de Archiak and Mabel his wife, Guy de Rupe Cauardi and Sibyl his wife, John de Bello Campo and Cicely his wife, and in the suit before the king by another writ between the king, demandant, and John son of Robert de Ponsont, tenant, concerning a third of two carucates of land in Langeblaneford, concerning which the said John vouched to warranty against the king the aforesaid Reginald and Joan, Fulk and Mabel, Guy, Sibyl, John and Cicely. Alexander Comyn and Elizabeth his wife attorn before the king Ralph de Trumpington and Nicholas de la Despense in all pleas. And the king, at their instance, granted that Ralph and Nicholas might make attorneys in their places for Alexander and Elizabeth for a year from Martinmas, in the 6th year of his reign,