1373-02-23, Westminster

the collectors in the city and suburbs of London of the subsidy last granted to the king by the commons of England. to stay altogether the further levy of 40s. to the king's use Eustace de Glaston keeper of the king's changes in that city, any distress made for that cause; as John de Thorp the clerk has mainperned in chancery for the said Eustace to content king of that sum upon him assessed by the collectors it is said, to him his action at the common law for unlawful disturbance for assessment contrary to the king's commands, if he will sue of Robert de Melton clerk, granting to William de John his brother and John Denbrigge chaplains and to their during all the life of Margaret wife of Edmund de Fritheby a yearly rent of 80 marks, to be taken at Easter and Michaelmas portions of the said Robert's manor of Houby co. Leycester of all other his lands in the town of Houby which he has by of the said Edmund, with power to distrain for arrears; and security he has given them 4d. in name of seisin thereof. Monday after Whitsunday 46 Edward ITI. of acknowledgment, 27 January this year. Bromle prior of Hurle to John Smyth of Maydenhithe Rose his wife. Recognisance for 801., to be levied, in default of his lands and chattels and ecclesiastical goods in of Henry de Leyk of Kensyngton, being a grant and to John Doget citizen of London, his heirs and assigns, of of land in the fields of Knyghtebrigge to him granted for life said John, 10 acres thereof lying in Cranesfeld and 7 acres in Southefeld. Witnesses: John Lorymere, John Lorchon, atte Rythe, Peter Fisshere, Andrew Cetlesworth, William John Stuket, William Est, William Cotes. Dated Knyghte- Monday before the Purification 47 Edward III. of acknowledgment, 31 January. of Peter Stanford chaplain, being a grant with warranty Saumon and Henry atte Wyke, and the heirs and assigns of said Richard, of the remainder of the manor of Southcote co. now held for life by John atte Ya with reversion to him the Peter and to his heirs by virtue of a fine levied in the king's Witnesses: John de Burton, Thomas de Faryngdon, Robert Dated Westminster, 1 February 47 Edward III. of acknowledgment, 1 February. Charter of Peter son of Robert Thebaud of Old Lafford, giving with warranty to Bartholomew de Helghweton of Old Lafford and Alice his wife and to the heirs and assigns of the said Bartholomew a messuage in New Lafford lying in the east street between a tenement sometime of William de Folkyngham on the east and a tenement of Agnes who was wife of Nicholas de Weston on the west and abutting northward on the public road, a messuage in the same town and street between a tenement of the bishop of Lincoln on the west and a tenement of John Slory on the east and abutting southward on the public road, a messuage in the said town lying on the north side of the marketstede between a tenement of John Slory on the west and a tenement of John Pookes of Roxham on the east and abutting southward on the marketstede, a messuage there on the west side of the marketstede between the public road on the north and a tenement sometime of John Perun on the south and abutting eastward on the marketstede and westward upon a tenement sometime of John de Haldyngham, a messuage there lying in the south street between a tenement of the said Bartholomew on the north and a tenement of Thomas de Billesfeld on the south and abutting westward on the public road, a messuage in the same street between a tenement sometime of Richard Yernmonger on the north and a tenement sometime of William de Carleton on the south and abutting westward on the public road, a messuage in the said town lying in the north street between a tenement sometime of John de Haldyngham at either head with a garden thereto pertaining lying between a tenement sometime of John Perun on the north and west and a tenement of St. Mary's chapel New Lafford sometime of John de Haldyngham on the south and east, a messuage in Old Lafford lying between a tenement of the bishop of Lincoln on the west and a tenement of John Spyan on the east and abutting southward on the public road and northward upon land of the bishop by the sheriff's mill (molendinum vic ), a toft in the same town lying between a tenement of William in the Croftes on the east and a tenement of Roger Mason on the west and abutting northward on the public road, a messuage with croft adjacent in the same town between a tenement sometime of Thomas de Sleford on the west and a tenement of Ivo Oilyer on the east and abutting on the public road at either head, and all other his lands, rents, services, marshes, meadows, feedings and pastures in New Lafford, Haldyngham, Old Lafford, Queryngton, Milnthorp, Evedon, Kirkeby Laithorp, Grantham and elsewhere in Lincolnshire. Witnesses: John Slory, John Liricok, John Bakester of Old Lafford, William in the Croftes, Robert Leaute, Thomas Turner, John Skynnere, Ralph Whitebarne of New Lafford. Dated New Lafford, 3 March 46 Edward III.