1334-04-04, Rockingham

To John Inge and his fellows, justices of assize in co. Southampton. not to proceed to take auy assize concerning the bailiwicks of Wolmere Alsisholte, which belonged to John de Veruz, tenant in chief, and . 219 are in the king's hands by reason of the minority of John's heir, as king granted to Edward de Sancto Johanne the custody of the lands belonged to John de Venuz, together with those bailiwicks, to hold the heir should come of age, rendering to the king yearly at the the extent thereof, and now the king has learned from Edward Nicholas de Venuz now arrames an assize of novel disseisin before justices against Thomas, son and heir of John and others contained the original writ, concerning a tenement in Aultone, placing in view the bailiwicks, and the king does not wish the right of the heir to be as the king is bound to restore his inheritance to him as entire when it came into the king's hands at John's death.