1336-05-03, Westminster

To William Trussel, escheator this side Trent. Order not to intermeddle with a garden, 30 acres of land and a certain pasture in Hadle, restoring the issues thereof to the abbot of Westminster, as the escheator that he had taken those tenemeuts into the king's hands because he had learned from the testimony of trustworthy persons that the abbot, held the tenements in chief as parcelof his barony, alienated them to de Aperdele and Beatrice his wife for life, without the king's licence ; and now the king has been besought by the abbot to order his hand to be therefrom, as the abbot entered the tenements after the death of and Beatrice, to whom his immediate predecessor demised them, as his right, and held them for a long time, until the escheator amoved therefrom as aforesaid. By C.