1334-06-08, Newcastle upon Tyne

To the same. Order to cause Giles de Bello Campo, whom they have distrained to render his account to the king at the exchequer for the issucs and profits of the manor, park and forest of Claryndon, to be discharged and acquitted without delay of the said issues and profits and from rendering account thereof to the king at the exchequer, releasing him also from any distraint made for that cause, as on 22 November, in the Ist year of his reign, at the request of Edmund, earl of Kent, his uncle, the king granted to Giles the custody of the said manor, park and forest to hold for life, so that he should answer for the issues thereof at the exchequer, and should receive for that custody as much as others who have held it were wont to receive; and afterwards, because it was found by a certificate made by the treasurer and barons that no answer was made for the issues and profits of the said manor, park and forest to Edward I. or to the late king by the keeper of the same, on Ist April last the king granted that Giles should hold that custody for life without rendering anything to the king or to his heirs, receiving as much for that custody as others who held it were wont to receive for the same, and the king has now pardoned Giles all the issues and profits of the said manor, park and forest between the said 22 November and Ist April. By p.s. [7819.]