1280-11-26, Westminster

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Whereas the king has inspected a charter that Gilbert son of William de Cabineleye made to Robert son of Roger of all the land that Gilbert had in Cabineleye and Yetlington, co. Northumberland, to hold of the late king in chief, doing to the said king the service contained in his charter to William de Cabinel[eye], Gilbert's father, to wit 30s. of the old ferm and 24s. of the yearly (?).... of Yetlington, and 54s. of the increment, and doing the foreign service of cornage, suit of county [court] and truncage to the castle of Bamburg, as he and his ancestors were wont to do, for all service, custom, servitude and demand ; the king orders the treasurer and barons to cause Robert and his men in the said manors to be acquitted of the tallage of 7 marks at which his men were tallaged in the 88rd year of the late king, and of the tallage of 8 marks in the 36th year, and of the tallage of 10 marks in the 42nd year, and of the tallage of 10 marks in the 45th year, and of the tallage of 10 marks in the 58rd year. To the bailiff of Queen Eleanor, the king's consort. Order to cause Matilda, late the wife of Robert Walerand, to have henceforth 11 marks of yearly rent in the manor of Herdewik, as it is testified before the king that Matilda ought to have this rent as what she had of the gift of Ralph Russel, her father, and Isabella, her mother, in free marriage. By C.