1333-08-23, Walsingham

To the sheriff of Buckingham. Order to pay to Robert de Fienles, the of a yearly payment of 110 marks from the issues of that bailiwick the term of Easter last, and to pay the said 110 marks to him henceforth as long as the sheriff holds his office, until the king has caused to be provided with 110 marks yearly of land or rent, as the late on 4 February, in the 6th year of his reign, granted to Robert, for his service, the said sum, to be received yearly by the hands of the sheriff that county for the time being, for life, or until he should be provided as aforesaid, and Robert had received the said sum yearly until the grant revoked by certain ordinances made in the time of the late king by the earls and barons of the realm, and accepted by the said king, and present king has renewed the grant in the same form, in consideration of previous grant, and of the good service rendered by Robert to Queen and to the king when he was in France, and for the good place he kept for the king, coming with him from the said parts to the said in aid of the said queen and of the king in pursuing Hugh le and other of the king's enemies and rebels.