1298-03-09, Wingham

Order to cause Hugh, and heir of Hugh de Dutton, to have seisin of the lands that his at his death held of the king in chief, as the king has taken his and he has proved his age before Reginald de Grey, justice of Memorandum, that, on Friday after St. Gregory, to wit 14 March, the arrived in the port of Sandwich from Flanders about the hour of and on Saturd y the morrow about the hour of prime John de the chancellor, in the king's chamber at Sandwich, before the bed, in the king's presence and by his order, Sir R. de Grey, J. de Drokenesford, then keeper of the king's wardrode, and Sir J. de then standing there, delivered to Sir W. bishop of Coventry and the king's treasurer, the seal that the king used in England he was in Flanders under the chancellor's seal, to be kept in the and the king forthwith in the presence of all the men aforesaid his great seal that he had with him in Flanders to the said de Langeton, his chancellor, under his privy seal by his own . 151