1320-11-20, Westminster

The like to the following : : The dean and chapter of the free chapel of Wolvernehampton. The dean and chapter of the free chapel of Bruges. The dean and chapter of the free chapel of the church of St. Mar, Stafford. The dean and chapter of the free chapel of St. Buryan in Cornwal Commitment during pleasure to John de Thweyt of the manor: Brustwyk and all the king's lands in Holdernesse with the issue thereof received from Michaelmas last, so that he answer for th issues thereof in the chamber. By K. on the information of Humphrey de Walede1 Order to Gilbert de Rishton to deliver to him the said manor an lands with the said issues and all other things therein, in his keepin of the king's commitment. ; By K. on the information of Humphrey de Walede1 Commitment during pleasure to Thomas de Merk of the king peel of Clipston with all lands pertaining thereto, so that answer for the issues thereof in the chamber. By K. on the information of Humphrey de Waleder Order to Peter le Pavour to deliver to him the said castle and lanc with all other things therein, in his keeping of the king's commitmen By K. on the information of Humphrey de Walede1 Commitment during pleasure to John de Dufford of the office the escheatry of Ireland, so that he answer for the issues at th Exchequer of Dublin. By K Order to all persons of Ireland to be intendant to him as escheato Commission to Alexander Fastoulf and Robert de Drayton to colle: during pleasure in the port of Gernemuth the custom on wools, hide and woolfells exported thence, and to keep the coket seal so that they answer at the Exchequer for the money arisin therefrom. By K The like to the following in the following ports : John de Swerdeston and William Fraunceys. Lenn John de Whatfeld and Henry le Rotun. Ipswicl Richard de la Pole and Robert de Burton. Kyngeston upon Hul Richard de Frampton and Geoffrey de Sutton. Bostor Order to the escheator on this side Trent to go in person to th land of Gower in the march of Wales, which John de Moubray acquire of William de Bruosa, who held the same in chief, and entered withou licence, and to take the same into the king's hand, as pertains t his office, and to keep the same safely until further order, and if h find any who resist him herein, to attach them by their bodies an cause them to be kept safely in the prison of Gloucester by the sheri of Gloucester until further order, taking with him if necessary sufficient posse of his bailiwick, and to certify the king of what he d