1355-09-15, Southwick

The like to the following, to wit : The mayor and bailiffs of Kyngeston upon Hull and of six other towns. The bailiffs of Baudreseye and of seventeen other towns. Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, constable of Doyer castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, or him who supplies his place. [Jbid.) To the sheriff of Kent. Order, upon sight of these presents, to cause proclamation to be made that no person, ship or boat shall cross from England to parts beyond upon pain of forfeiture, before Michaelmas next, without the king's special licence. By K. [Ibid.] ; The like to the sheriffs of eight other counties. [Tbid.] s . 227 of release by Alexander de Lenn, citizen and dyer of London, his wife, late the wife of Richard de Grensted, sometime citizen of London, to Sir Matthew de Torkeseye, clerk, of all their claim in all that tenement with a shop and all its other which Matthew holds of their gift and feoffment in the St. Mary atte Hulle near Billyngesgate, London, Thomas Leggy mayor of London, Richard Smelt and William de Tudenham Ralph de Lenn, then alderman of that ward. Witnesses: de Shirborn, Roger atte Stone, Adam Canon, John Jordan, John Dated London, Sunday before the Nativity of the Virgin, III. that the said Alexander and Alice came into the chancery on 12 September and acknowledged the preceding deed. of partition of the lands which belonged to Robert le Botiller, by knight service of the heir of Robert de Clifford, tenant in a minor in the king's wardship, in the following form, to wit : de Thrilkeld, escheator in Westmorland, has taken an at Appilby on Wednesday beforé the Ascension, 29 Edward III, of a writ directed to him, by William de Crakanthorp, William de Thomas de Warthecop, John de Stirkeland, John de Helton, Berwys, Thomas de Berwys, John de Colleby, William de Stirkede Cotesford, William Marschall and Walter de Clibrun, who have divided all the lands whereof Robert le Botiller was seised in his demesne in that bailiwick into seven equal parts, and the has delivered to Robert de Leyburn and Beatrice his wife, one of and heirs of Robert, 2 messuages, 28 acres of land, 4 acres of 8 acres of wood in the town of Neweby, which are extended at 30s., also delivered another part to Joan late the wife of Thomas de of the daughters and heirs of Robert, 4 cottages, 17 acres 4 acres of meadow, whereof one lies in le Thakmyre, with in Kyngesmeburn, and 3 acre of land with appurtenances in Maldesmeburn, which are extended at 3Us., as her delivered a third part to Ralph de Baggeleye and Ellen his wife, and heir of Robert, 4 messuages and 27 acres of land in are extended at 30s., as her purparty. delivered a fourth part to John son of Agnes late the wife of Prodhomme, deceased, fourth daughter and heir of Robert, 36 acres 6 acres of meadow in Kyngesmeburn, 15 acres of land, 8 acres of and 4 acres of wood in Neweby and a boyate of land in Hoton are extended at 80s., as John's purparty. has taken the fealty of the said Robert, Joan, Ralph and has taken security from them for paying their relief et and three parts still remain in the king's hand, to fifth part for Ralph de Brantyngham and Mariota his wife, the daughters and heirs of Robert le Botiller, a moiety of the of Kyngesmeburn, 24 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, town, which are extended at 30s.: a sixth part for Thomas de and Maud his wife, sixth of the daughters and heirs of Robert, other moiety of the capital manor of Kyngesmeburn, 29 acres of of meadow in that town, which are extended at 30s., because notified and did not sue for their purparties; and a seventh part son of Alice, seventh of the daughters and heirs of Robert, by his minority, 2 messuages, 28 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, wood in the town of Neweby, which are extended at 30s.