1292-01-18, Westminster

Order to permit the prior of Brecon (Brechonie) to receive the things specified below, deliver to them any of them that he may have detained from them the time when he received the custody of the castle and land of with admonition not to omit doing this lest renewed complaint reach the king in this behalf, as the king learns by inquisition that caused to be taken by Roger de Burghull and Roger le Rus, the king assigned to hear the complaints of the prior concerning and his free court, the prises of ale, and toll pertaining to his of Brecon, that the prior and convent had, and ought .of right to their free court of all their men, as well burgesses as others, of all plaints and attachments whatsoever, together with prises and all things pertaining to their men, and that if any of their men were for larceny or other offence, or were charged or indicted in that he should be judged in the prior's court, and that all his should remain to the prior and convent, and that only execution and limb should remain to the lord of Buelt, and that the and convent had, and of right ought to have, a tithe of all rents, pleas, fines, ransoms, gifts, cows of Kallemmey, pannage, and all profits and issues pertaining in any way to the castle and town of and that the prior and convent have, and of right ought to have, a of all the prises of ale of the town and land of Buelt pertaining to castle, and that their men, as well burgesses as others, are, and to be, free from toll whenever and wheresoever they may buy or that the prior and convent have, and of right ought to have, a of all expenses of the castle of Buelt, to wit of bread the tenth loaf, the tenth gallon, whether baked or brewed within the castle or outside, wheresoever they may come from or be carried from, from England or elsewhere, and the tenth dish of meat and fish bought or in any way coming to the castle, and from all other expenses, both great and small, made in the castle or elsewhere in the land of Buelt by the lord or his bailiffs, except wine and wax, whereof the jurors of the inquisition had not seen the tenth given, as they say; and also that the prior and convent have, and of right ought to have, the right shoulder of all cattle and sheep killed in the castle, and the head of swine; and that they have, and of right ought to have, the tenth beast of all beasts whatsoeyer.