1324-01-10, Worcester

. 253 during pleasure to John Besemaunsel of the county Gloucester, so that he answer at the Exchequer as other sherifis By K. to all persons of that county to be intendant to him as sheriff. to John de Hampton to deliver the same to him, with the writs, memoranda and all other things touching that office in keeping, by indenture to be made thereon between them. during pleasure of the king's clerk, William de as chamberlain of South Wales, so that he answer for issues at the Exchequer, receiving yearly the fee which others received hitherto in that office. to the prior of Kaermerdyn, late chamberlain of South Wales, his lieutenant, to deliver to him the keys, rolls, and all other things that office with other things in his keeping, by indenture be made thereon between them. to all persons of South Wales to be intendant to him as during pleasure to the same William of the office of escheatry in South Wales, so that he answer for the issues at the receiving yearly a fee of 10 marks. By bill of the Exchequer. to all persons of South Wales to be intendant to him as Vacated because surrendered by the hands of the treasurer at Weston 9 March in the eighteenth year, and never delivered to the William. for a fine of 30s. made by Thomas de Everyngham, to him Ellen, late the wife of Alexander de Bradeford, tenant in chief, of trespass in intermarrying without licence. By C. to John de Bolingbrok, escheator in the counties of Warwick, Nottingham, Derby and Lancaster, to take into the king's the lands late of Robert son of Richard Wymark of Ditton, tenant in chief. during pleasure to the king's yeoman, John de Denum, the keeping of the castle of Horeston, so that he answer for the thereof at the Exchequer ; grant also to him of the chief keeping the chace of Duffeldfrith and the parks within the limits of that to have at the king's will, receiving the usual wages for the and other things as Nicholas de Hungerford, who had that keeping used to receive. ; By p.s. . Schedule.