1282-11-15, Hereford

Cancelled on payment. Almaric de Aveny, rector of the church of St. Mary's, Crag, diocese of Down, acknowledges that he owes to Iterius de Engolismo 6 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in Ireland. William Chapeleyn came before the king, on Monday the morrow of St. Lucy, and sought to replevy to Robert de Chilewelle the latter's land in Noting[ham], which was taken into the king's hands for his default against Alice, daughter of Henry de Newerk. This is signified to the justices of the Bench. Thomas le Ragged came before the king, on Wednesday before Christmas, and sought to replevy to him and Margery his wife their land in Asseburn, which was taken into the king's hands for their default against Emma, daughter of Adam de Asseburn. This is signified to the justices of the Bench. William son of Walter de Westmonasterio came before the king, on Wednesday after Christmas, and sought to replevy to Eleanor, late the wife of Henry Barthelmeu, her land in Henton Columbers, which was taken into the king's hands for her default against Matilda de Columbers. This is signified to the justices of the Bench. . 229 c ont. de Somery acknowledges that he owes to Thomas le Raggede ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in of deed of David de Offynton, witnessing that whereas Gilbert earl of Gloucester and Hertford, delivered to him the stewardship and the earl's castles, lands and liberties in Ireland, to be kept during the earl's pleasure, David has promised and mainperned to maintain and defend the said office, castles, lands and liberties all persons and to save the earl and his heirs harmless so far as in lies. To do this he obliges himself, his goods and chattels, and his in England and in Ireland to the distraint of the king, his justices, of the exchequer and other ministers in England and Ireland to to and satisfy the earl if he sustain loss or damage in any of the through David's fault. Dated at Rothelan, 11 January, 1282[-3 . that David came into chancery and acknowledged the son of Henry le Waleys came before the king, on Monday after and sought to replevy his land in Sanky Buterel, which was into the king's hands for his default against Margery, late the wife of Richeman. Order is given to the justices of the Bench. of grant by Ellen de Watford, daughter of Eustace of the knight, to Sarah de Burneby, her sister, of a toft called le Cotes between Ellen's meadow and the king's highway in length and with the croft called Kalvecroft. Witnesses: William: de John de Burneby, Edmund de Watford, Thomas Fynel , son of Richard, John son of the smith. of release by Griffin Vaughan, son of Griffin de Bromfeud, to de Warenna, earl of Surrey and Sussex, of his land of Yal, with all the that he had at any time in his purparty of his father's Witnesses: Geoffrey de Neville, Thomas de Chaworth, son of Alan, Guncelin de Badelesmer, Anselm de Gyse, William William de Chaworth, Saer de Huntingfeud, Edmund de Deyn- John de Haveresham, Walter de Sancto Martino, John le Tieys, of grant by Aubrey de Capella to Sir Robert de Scales of all that Aubrey had in the town of Snaylewell: to have and to hold Witnesses: Sir Grimbald Pauncefot, Sir Alan le Fraunceys, Robert de Valoynes, Sir Roger de Walesham, knights; Henry de Alan Osemund, Robert le Priur, John Dolfyn. that Aubrey came into chancery, and acknowledged the de Dunolmia puts in his place Ranulph de Wydnes and William in the suit before the king between Hugh and Clarice, his wife, and Dyne, William Dyne, John Luterel, and brother Robert de Turvill, of the military order of the Temple in England, concerning a trespass upon Hugh and Clarice by them. said Hugh puts in his place the said William in the suit before the between Hugh and Clarice, his wife, and Gilbert de Bylinge and Joan, and John le Forester concerning a trespass committed upon Hugh Clarice by them.