1294-08-21, Southwick

the same. Whereas the king, at the prosecution of certain of Bayonne, to wit Pelerin Durawe, John de Beryes, William Paulo, Arnold de Sancto Martino, John de Seynét Crik, John and Reymund de Artinglong, asserting before the king that had been lately robbed of their goods and wares within the land and of the king of Portugal by certain mariners of the realm of Spain, caused iron and certain other goods and wares found in the port of and appraised at 1,610/. Os. 4d., which were said to belong to merchants of Spain, to be arrested, until the king's said merchants be satisfied for the goods thus stolen or until the king should otherorder; out of which the king ordered 60/. worth of iron to be by Stephen to Peter de Vinea, merchant of Bordeaux, in whose a certain part of the iron was arrested, and ordered the remainder divided among the merchants who had been robbed, and likewise 1,500 quintals of iron, 80 sacks of cumin, and 24 bales of to be delivered to Bernard de Montegu, James de la Posterne, and Charles (as in preceding orders); and the said merchants who were robbed for themselves, on the one part, and Dominicus de Morlanis, of William de Saubannayk and Reymond Arnaldi de Tholosa, Bernard of Farges, yeoman of Sanxius Petri de Begoign ; Martin son and yeoman of Garcias (Gracie) de Lesgor, and Arnaldus son and yeoman of Peregrine de Farges, in whose hands the of the goods and wares are arrested, for themselves and their on the other part, have agreed in the king's presence upon the of restitution of the residue of the goods and wares under a certain contained in an indented deed made between them and acknowledged them on both sides, a transcript whereof the king sends to Stephen in the presents, which form he wills shall be observed by the king therefore orders Stephen, when he shall have heard understood the tenor of the transcript, to cause to be done concerning of the goods in all things according to what shall appear to him tenor of the transcript to have been agreed upon by the parties, on that, after payment out of the goods and wares of the freights ships, the hire of houses, the costs of the said yeomen and other expenses according to the form of the agreement, all the whether it be in money or in wares, shall be kept safely until have further orders from the king after proof have been made, Schedules. Assignment of dower to Sibyl, late the wife of John de Bachewrth, tenant in chief, made by Malcolm de Harlfeye]. There are assigned to her 17 acres of arable land in Haselingfeld, which are extended at 25s. 6d. yearly; 12 acres of an acre of meadow in the same town, which are extended at 20d. yearly; a third of the pasture in the same town, which third is extended at 74d.; the renis and services of the following free tenants: William Pavyely, Geofiery Pavelly, Simon le Fuller, Adam le Mouner, and William le Jevene, which are extended at 10s. 103d. yearly. There are also assigned to her William Hokediche, a villein in the same town, with his rents, services, works and customs whatsoever, which are extended at 8s. 103d. yearly. Total of the dower : 47s. 63d. Assignment of dower to Margaret, late the wife of Thomas son of Lambert de Multon, of the knights fees and advowsons of churches that belonged to Thomas in the bailiwick of Malcolm de Harl eye], escheator this side Trent, made by the escheator by the king's writ. There are assigned to her a fee in Harington, co. Lincoln, which John de Harington holds, which is extended at 16]. 13s. 4d. yearly; a quarter of a fee in Wadingham, which quarter John de Wadingham holds, which quarter is extended at 41. 13s. 4d.; also an eightieth of a fee in Multon, which eightieth Richard de Multon holds, which eightieth is extended at 61. 13s. 4d. yearly ; an eightieth of a fee in Multon, which Richard son of Adam holds, which eightieth is extended at 100s. yearly. There are also assigned to her the fealty and services of Richard de Reddyk from certain lands that he held of Thomas de Multon in Foscedyk by knight service, which are extended at 66s. 8d. yearly; the fealty and services of Nicholas le Graunt for certain lands that he held of Thomas in Skirebek by knight service, which are extended at 40s. yearly; the fealty and services of John de Cuppeldyk for certain lands that he held of Thomas in Fraunketon, which are extended at 40s. yearly. There are assigned to her the advowson of the church of Skirebek, which is extended at 50 marks yearly; the advowson of the church of Hennyngby (sic), which is extended at 20 marks yearly ; and the collation of the maintenance of a third of a poorman (tercti pauperis) in St. John's Hospital without Boston, when it falls in, which is not extended among the fees and advowsons aforesaid.