1302-07-13, Westminster

Order to cause the said Thomas to have eight bucks in Bristol chace, of the king's gift. July 14. To John Wogan, justiciary of Ireland, or to him who supplies his Westminster. place. Whereas the king granted, on 28 August, in the twenty-first year of his reign, to William le Paneter, his serjeant, now deceased, for his good service to him, the wardship of a moiety of the lands that belonged ' to John de Cursy, deceased, tenant in chief, in Kynsale and Thatsaxe reas and of four carucates of land in Crotheran and Lissheben in Oldernas in Ireland, which moiety is extended at 171. 9s. 8d. yearly, to have during the heir's minority ; and William was in full seisin of the wardship and 380 EDWARD I. 587 1302. held it peacefully during his life, and the executors of his will did likewise after his death until James de Ketyngg ejected them thence by violence, as the king learns from the executors complaint: the king orders the justiciary, if he satisfy himself that the executors have been ejected from the wardship contrary to the king's grant, to resume the wardship into the king's hands and to restore it to the executors, to be held according to the tenor of the grant, and to tell James to come to the king's chancery in England to sue his right, if he have any, herein, if it shall seem expedient to him. July 17. To John de Monte Acuto, fermor of Lymyngton.