1372-08-06, Westminster

The like to J. archbishop of York, and to singular the bishops throughout England and Wales. [lbid. . 461 of Richard son of Richard Foliot of Handesworth, giving warranty to John Innocent, Thomas de Santon and Hugh Bray their heirs and assigns, the manor of Handesworth and all woods, services and reversions ete. which he the said Richard son had in the parish of Handesworth and elsewhere in co. York late of: Richard his father. Dated London, after St. John Baptist 46 Edward III. of Richard son of Richard Foliot of Handesworth, being of attorney to John de Maunsfeld of Chestrefeld and John de of Roderham to deliver to John Innocent, Thomas de and Hugh Bray chaplain seisin of the manor of Handesworth, ete. in the parish of Handesworth and elsewhere in Halumshire according to a charter by him made. Dated London, after St. John Baptist 46 Edward ITT. of acknowledgment of the foregoing charter and in the chancery at Westminster, 14 November. of Robert Reynald of Mountagu, being a quitclaim to the of Montacute of all lands in Mountagu, Bisshopeston and and release of all actions real and personal in time past. Thursday after St. Edmund the Bishop 46 Edward III. of acknowledgment, 18 November. that on Monday 30 August this year about noon in the of Sandewic in the king's ship called /a Grace de Dieu in the hall therein, in presence of John king of Castile and Leon and of Lancastre, Humphrey de Bohun ear of Hereford, William lord the chamberlain, Richard Lescrope the treasurer and Carreu keeper of the privy seal, John Knyvet the chancellor to the king, being then on his voyage over sea, a great seal king appointed for the ruling of England while the king was the realm, which seal the king put up in a purse, sealed it with and delivered it to the treasurer to be kept in the treasury his return to England; and straightway the king delivered chancellor another great seal with the inscription Edwardus rex Anglie dominus Hibernie et Aquitanie, directing the to do and exercise that which pertains to his office until return to England, who took the said seal with him to to the lodging where he lodged, namely the priory of Canterbury, and on 1 September following caused charters, patent and writs of course to be there sealed with the same. of the prior and convent of the house of the order of friars of St. Augustine Huntyngdon, by assent of brother Thomas provincial prior of the order granting to the king, for that of he has given to them and their successors by charter one wain load of underwood to be taken every week of the year king's forest of Wauberge by livery of the keeper thereof for being or of his representative, that they will cause a mass Trinity to be celebrated daily at the altar of St. Augustine church for his health and the health of his children during lives and for their souls after death, the souls of Queen of his forefathers and of the faithful departed, binding themselves and their successors and the said house to that chantry or daily celebration. Sealed with their common seal and with the official seal of the provincial prior; and dated Huntyngdon 3 January 1372.