1285-09-12, Winchester

Memorandum, that Henry came into chancery and acknowledged the premises. Joan, late the wife of William de Brayboef, acknowledges that she owes to John de Sancto Johanne 50l.; to be levied, in default of payment, of her lands and chattels in co. Southampton. For payment whereof Joan found as sureties John de Wyndes[ora , Walter de Marisco, John Randulf, John son of Robert de Hereyerd, William le Tayllur de Berton, and John le Gamene, who constituted themselves . 367 debtors, and granted that the lands shall be levied in default of of their lands and chattels in co. Southampton. of letters of William de Monte Rivelli, knight, Peter Moneder, de Formagers, citizens of Bordeaux, witnessing that whereas Machon of Bordeaux was lately imprisoned by the king of Scotland of certain trespasses charged upon him in that realm, and the of Scotland is prepared to deliver him at the request of the king of on condition that he make sufficient security that peril, damage, shall not arise by land or by water to the king of Scotland or men of his realm by reason of the imprisonment aforesaid through John or through his procurement; the said William, Peter, bind themselves, and their heirs, lands, goods and chattels to of England to have the body of the said John le Machon him, if the king of Scotland permit it, at Martinmas, in the year of the reign of the king of England, and to make the noted above at the will of the king of England as shall seem most the use of the king of Scotland and his men. Dated at Winchester, after the Nativity of St. Mary, 138 Edward. of surrender by William Andreu of Ludelawe to Sir Robert, of Bath and Wells, lord of the castle of Holegaud, of his tenement town of Clyes St. Margaret's, which tenement he held of the lord said castle. For this surrender Robert paid him 801. sterling before- Witnesses: Sir Grimbald Pauncefot, Sir Roger Springehos, de Hamelton, Hugh de Kendale, Ralph Springehos, William de Philip de Monte Gomery. de Coleworth acknowledges that he owes to William de la 36s. 9d.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and in co. Northampton. that on Friday the feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, there was delivered to Roger Bretun, clerk of W. bishop of then justiciary of Ireland, certain statutes provided by the king council, to wit the statutes made at Westminster immediately after coronation, the statutes of Gloucester, the statutes made for and the statutes of Westminster made in the parliament at in the thirteenth year, to be carried to Ireland and to be there and observed.