1334-03-30, Rockingham

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to permit Queen to hold the hundred of Stanclif together with the issues thereof to the form of the king's grant, until otherwise ordered, notwiththe king's order to take such hundreds into his hand, as the king the castle of Cliderowe, co. Lancaster, among other lands to the suid at a certain value, for life, to hold under a certain form; and afterthe king, being informed that the sheriff of York, by reason of an directing him to take such hundreds into the king's hands, had so the hundred of Stanclif, which is of the appurtenances of that castle in the said value, ordered the treasurer and barons to examine the and memoranda of the exchequer touching the premises, taking an thereon if necessary, and to inform the king without delay the hundred is of the appurtenances of the castle and contained in said value, and if it was anciently annexed to the ferm of the county and how much answer was made by the sheriff of the county for that . 2ul and of the true value of the hundred, ordering the sheriff to restore hundred together with the issues thereof to the said queen without delay the next parliament notwithstanding the king's said order, and in the summoned at York on Monday before St. Peter in Cathedra last was ordained that all those who hold such hundreds in fee or for life by grant of the king or his father shall hold them in peace under a certain contained in that ordinance.