1296-01-01, St Albans

Memorandum, that Robert son of Walter, William son of Belet, and Richard de Gloucestria were told by the chancellor to be before the king in the octaves of St. Hilary in their own persons or by their attorneys with their charters and muniments to receive there what the king's court shall consider concerning those lands in co. Middlesex that William was said to have held of Robert by knight service, and which William alienated to one Richard de Gloucestria to be held of the king in chief, to the disinheritance of Robert. 8. To Robert son of Roger. The king calls to mind that he ordered Robert to be at Plymfouth] on the eve of Easter. next, with horses and arms to set out in the king's service for Gascony. But, as he may have heard, the king purposes to set out shortly for Scotland, the king orders him to be with him at Newcastle-on-Tyne on 1 March next with horses and arms, prepared to set out with the king for Scotland in his service or for the parts of Gascony, as the king shall then cause to be enjoined upon him.