1368-05-03, Westminster

To the chancellor of Ireland or his representative. Order, upon the petition of Hugh le Despenser and Alice his wife, to deliver to them the whole castle of Kilkenny, five mills, 5 acres of meadow, a dovecot, 16 acres of land and pasture, and the whole fishery of the water opposite the said castle in Kilkenny, the manor of Dunfert, the fishery of the water, and a mill there with a dovecot and appurtenances, the manor and advowson of Kendermoy, the borough of Rosbergoun with appurtenances, the manor of Ilyd with appurtenances, the serjeanty IIT. 425 Overk, 31/. of rent in Killalo Moyordrom with appurtenances in the of Callan which Clement Ogloern knight used to pay for the lands in the time of Gilbert de Clare late lord there, the advowof Kallan by turns when void according to a partition thereof a messuage and three carucates of land on the Hill of Kallan in the Iraght by Kallan, 4/. of rent of freeholders in Castelgonnan, Glassar, Athmekart, Fathely, Aguerill, Nywes, Kilblethin, and elsewhere in the county of Kilkenny, and the third part the royalty of the liberty of Kilkenny, taken into the king's hand by death of Anne le Despenser, together with the issues thereof taken, the relief due to the king; as their petition shews that it is by inquisition, taken by Richard Stury escheator in Ireland returned in the chancery of Ireland, that the said Anne at her being one of the lords and parceners of the said liberty, held premises for her life in chief by the king's service of the gift of son of Peter de Hothum of Bondeby knight made with the licence, with reversion to the said Hugh and Alice and to the of their bodies, praying that the king would respite the homage tealty of the said Hugh, who is over sea by the king's licence, and the premises to be rendered to him. By K.