1290-01-28, Canterbury

Order to cause Gerard de Wypeyns, parson of the church of Creystok, to have in the forest of Inglewode ten oaks fit for timber, of the king's gift. By p.s. [297.] To Peter de la Mare, constable of Bristol castle. Whereas lately, by reason of the breaking of the park of the abbot and convent of Keynesham, the king's deer entered the park, and the king, after the deer had been taken by him, granted licence to the abbot and convent to enclose the park, and some of the king's hinds and other deer are within the park : 138 EDWARD I. 313 king, granting to the abbot and convent any of his hinds or deer found the park, orders the constable to permit the abbot to enclose his park to have any such hinds and deer found therein.