1295-11-06, Barnwell

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. The king sends tothem enclosed in the presents a schedule lately sent to him by the treasurer of his exchequer at Berwick, in which they will find contained certain things which the said treasurer desires to be sent to Berwick for the ordering of the exchequer there. As the king wills that the same order in all things shall be observed in that exchequer henceforth as in the exchequer of Westminster, he orders them to see the schedule and to send to the treasurer of the exchequer at Berwick as quickly as possible the things contained therein and the things whereof they shall see need for the ordering of the exchequer of Berwick, so that the same order may be ordained therein as exists in the said exchequer of Westminster. . 499 See the appended schedule of certain rolls and memoranda to be sent the exchequer at Westminster to the exchequer at Berwick for the same order there. The following lands that belonged to Sir Robert de Veer, late earl of are assigned in dower to Alice de Veer, late his wife: the manor of co. Suffolk, which is extended at 251. 11s. 7d. a year; the manor Lavenham, in the same county, which is extended at 401. 3s. Od.; the of Cokefeld, in the same county, which is extended at 191. 5s. ld. a from which there ought to be repaid to the abbot of St. Edmunds 2s. 11d. and there remain clear 19/. 2s. 2d.; the manor of Canefeld the castle, co. Essex, which is extended at 48/. 7s. 2d.a year ; the manor Bumstede, in the same county, which is extended at 211. 14s. 94d. ; in Little Bumstede, in the same county, which are extended at 18s. 73d. a year; and the manor of Great Abyton, in co. Kent, which extended at 28/. 5s. 6d.