1336-11-12, Stirling

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer and to the chamberlains. de Tykhill has besought the king that as he was in the king's service France and Scotland the king will order account to be made with him for wages and the expenses of his sea passages and for the leading of in the said service; the king therefore orders the treasurer, barons chamberlains to audit William's account, 6s. 8d. being allowed to him every day from 21 July last until 2 August following and from August until 19 September following, at which time he was in the said and the treasurer and chamberlains shall pay him what is found to due to him by the said account for his daily wages, and by his oath for the incurred in his passages and the leading of the horses, beyond the received by him. By K. and C. To William de Framlesworth, keeper of the stud of the king's park of Order to cause the abbot of Nottele, parson of Risebergh church, have the arrears of the tenth of foals in the park of Risebergh and of the RR 2 of certain animals from the time that William had that custody, to permit the abbot to have and receive that tenth henceforth as long as William holds that custody, as Edward I. on 6 July in the 33rd year of his it being found by inquisition taken by the sheriff of Buckingthat the abbot and his predecessors were wont to receive the said tenth of Richard de Alemann ia], earl of Cornwalland of Ed mund] formerly earl there, from time out of mind, until person Lumbard and William Beausamys, keeper of the stud of Edward I., after the manor and park had come into that king's hands at Edmund's death, prevented the abbot from the tenth had ordered the bailiffs of Margaret then queen of England, to whom the king assigned the said manor and park, who also prevented abbot from receiving the said tenth, to permit the abbot to receive that tenth as he and his predecessors were wont to receive it, as appears by inspection of the chancery rolls of Edward I.