1294-11-02, Udimore
To the sheriff of York. Order to cause to be levied all the fines made by men of that county before Wiliam Wyther and Roger Brabazon, justices of Edmund, the king's brother, lately appointed by the king to hold pleas of Edmund's forest of Pykeryng, and all ransoms and amercements in which they fell before the said justices, and to cause them to be paid to Edmund, as the king granted to him by his letters patent that he and his heirs should have at their request in chancery certain justices by the letters patent of the king and his heirs to hold pleas of the forests that Edmund has of the late king's gift, as often as the king and his heirs shall send justices to hold such pleas in their forests, and that Edmund and his heirs should have the ransoms, fines and amercements and everything else pertaining to the said pleas as fully as the king would have had them if the forests were in his hands. ( 465 )
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