1376-11-20, Havering Atte Bower

Order to deliver or command livery to be to Richard son and heir of Edward prince of Wales duke of and earl of Cestre of all lands of his said father in those not assigned in dower to Joan who was wife of the said Edward, well those pertaining to the said duchy as others whatsoever, with honours, lordships, castles etc., suffering him to have, hold and the king's prises and customs of wines in Cornwall and the river Sutton co. Devon, all profits of the king's ports in Cornwall to the belonging with wreck of the sea in all that county, the profits emoluments of county courts holden in that county and of the and hundred courts there to the king belonging, the stannaries well in Cornwall as in Devon with the stampage and all other profits arising, the profits and perquisites of the stannary courts of mines there, the castle of Exeter, and the yearly farm of 201. the city of Exeter, delivering to him the issues and profits arising the said Edward's death of two thirds of deceased s lands which king has given him, saving to the said Joan her reasonable dower to William de Monte Acuto earl of Salisbury and to his heirs male marks yearly to be taken of the issues of the stampage in Cornwall by the king to William his father late earl of Salisbury and the heirs male of his body until provision shall clsewhere be made of 200 marks a year; as of his favour the king with the counsel consent of the prelates, dukes, earls and barons lately by letters etc. (as above), and gave the said Richard his prises and customs in Cornwall, all profits of the ports there to the king belonging, of the sea in all Cornwall as well of whale, sturgon and other belonging to the king by reason of his prerogative as other the profits and emoluments aforesaid, the said stannaries the stampage and all issues and profits thereof arising, the said and perquisites of courts and mines, the said castle and yearly and the prises and customs of wines in the said river, saving the said Joan her dower by the king assigned or to be assigned. is the king's will that the said steward and receiver be thereof toward him.