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1367-02-10, Westminster

Humphrey de Bohun earl of Hereford and lord of Breghenok, his representative or stewards there. Order upon his allegiance, he loves the king's honour and the safety of the realm, without to cause a set number of fencible men to be chosen at their disof the lordships aforesaid, furnished according to their estate made ready with competent arms to march when danger threatens other the king's lieges upon warning received for defence of realm against his enemies, if any such shall presume to invade realm in Wales or elsewhere, certifying their action in chancery seal as speedily as may be; as the king, willing to provide the hurt and peril which are to be feared from such inroads, he has learned by the report of many, has commanded all the men in every county between the age of 16 and 60 years to armed, arrayed and tried so as to be ready to march against the enemies as atoresaid. By K. and C. Feedera. like to the following, or to their representatives or stewards : John duke of Lancastre, lord of Monemuth, Grossemount, Whitecastel, Kedewelly, Carnewellan and Iskennen. The keepers of the lordships and lands of Ewyas Lacy, Kery, Kedewy, Blenleveny, Crughowel, Estredewy, Radenore, Warthynyon, Wygemor, Melnyth, Buelt and Nerber. Agnes countess of Pembroke, lady of Overewent and Bergeveny. Lionel duke of Clarence, lord of Usk. Ralph earl of Stafford, lord of Neuport and Netherwent. Walter de Mauny, lord of Strogoil. Edward le Despenser, lord of Glamorgan and Morgannon. Thomas de Bello Campo earl of Warrewyk, lord of Gower and Elvayl. John de la Ware, lord of Haraldesewyas. The lord of Dynebegh and Monte Gomery. Reynold de Grey, lord of Deffrencloit. Richard ear] of Arundell, lord of Bromfeld, Yale, Chirk, Oswaldestre and Clone. James Daudeley, lord of Whitynton. John de Cherleton, lord of Powys. Ralph earl of Stafford and his parceners, lords of Caux. Roger Lestrange, lord of Knokyn and Ellesmere. Edward prince of Wales duke of Cornwall and earl of Chester, his justices in South Wales and North Wales, or his stewards in the said duchy and county.

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