1282-08-16, Rhuddlan

the treasurer and barons of the exchequer, and to the chamberlains. king wills that his exchequer shall be transferred from Westminster before Michaelmas, and that the pleas touching the shall be held there during his pleasure, he orders them to cause rolls, memoranda, tallies, and all other things pertaining to the and to their office to be carried thither before the said feast, they may there hold and exercise pleas pertaining to the exchequer things belonging to their office. In order that these things may securely carried to Shrewsbury, the king has requested his to cause them to have safe and sure conduct for this if required by them. Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester. Whereas the king has granted de Monte Alto, son and heir of Robert de Monte Alto, a minor, lands of Mold (de Monte Alto) and Hawardyn which are of his on condition that he answer for the issues thereof to Roger de the elder, to whom the king granted the custody of the lands Roger's minority, during the wardship: the king orders the justice Roger to have seisin of the lands, after taking security from him to Roger de Clyfford for the issues during the wardship. Edmund, earl of Cornwall seems to be referred to. To Gregory de Rokesl eye], keeper of the exchange of London.