1376-11-20, Havering Atte Bower

To David Craddok chamberlain in North Wales. Order to deliver to Richard son and heir of Edward prince of Wales duke of Cornwall and earl of Cestre all lands of the said Edward which are not assigned in dower to Joan who was his wife, together with the honours, lordships, castles, cities, boroughs, towns, manors, members, hamlets, Jands, knights fees and advowsons there within the principality and without (fam intrincecis quam aliis), the liberties and free customs, reserving to the king the fees of lords of the march of Wales who of old time were tenants of the crown, and the advowson of the cathedral church of St. Davids which of old pertained to the crown, and to deliver to the said Richard the issues and profits whatsoever thereof arising since the said Edward's death which the king has given to him, saving to the said Joan her reasonable dower; as with the counsel and consent of the prelates, dukes, earls and barons the king of his favour has created the said Richard prince of Wales, duke of Cornwall and earl of Cestre, and by letters patent has given to him and to his heirs the kings of England as well two thirds of all the said principality in North Wales, West Wales and South Wales as two thirds of the duchy of Cornwall and of the county of Cestre, the whole county of Flynt; and two thirds of all other lands in England as well of those belonging to the said duchy as of others whatsoever which were of the said Edward, together with the reversion of the third part of the . Parr II. 421 principality, duchy, county and lands which the said Joan his holds in dower by assignment of the king, and with all other honours, castles ete. and divers liberties and free customs therein and all other things therein belonging as well to the duchy and county aforesaid as to the king, as fully as said Edward his father in his life time held the same, saving to said Joan as well the dower previously assigned to her by the as dower to be assigned her of the said fees and advowsons, and to the king the fees and advowson aforesaid. It is the king's that the escheator be thereof discharged toward him. By K. [Federa.]