April 5, Inquisition

Writ of venire facias in pursuance to the keeper of the castles of Blenleveny Bulkedynas with the honor of Langellon, Kethedyn and La Mare. Inquisition before Robert de Prestebury and Robert Dabetot in the presence Hugh Tyrel, keeper of the said castles and honor. Bulkedinas. Wednesday St. George the Martyr. Herbert son of John on Sunday after St. Mark 19 Edward I. married Eleanor of Roger le Rous and dowered her at the church door with a third C. Ing. Misc. File 119. (4.) MISCELLANEOUS 307 Writ to William Trussel, escheator south of Trent. Westminster. 4 Edward III. [1331.] : Gracedieux. Friday the eve of the Purification. of John de Verdon, late patron of the priory of Gracedieu, or hitherto appointed to guard the priory in its voidances from of the completion of a writing between the said John and Agnes, then and the convent there, have not interfered with the issues or goods of or received anything for their use, but John and his heirs would place during voidances to receive the custody of the house, but not to state thereof in any way, or to interfere with its internal or external the servant to depart when the election to the church was confirmed holds no lands of the king whereby the custody of the said voidance ought to belong to him. OC. Ing. Misc. File 119. (5.) Writ to the sheriff of Hants. Westminster. 11 December III. [1330.] : Southampton. Thursday after St. Matthias 5 Edward III. hurdles, sixty gangways and twenty-four racks (rastelli) in the of Thomas de Bynedone, after the passage of Sir John de Warenna, and other great persons, sent by King Edward II to Gascony the French, are spoilt and rotten, not by defect of custody, but because remained for six years past at Rudbrigge and Ichene, and are of ; no part of them has been removed. C. Ing. Misc. File 119. (6.) Commission to Robert Selyman, Robert Achard and John de St. Alban s. 31 January 5 Edward III. [1331.] By petition of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Berks. before Robert Achard and John de Daggenhale. Wanetyngge. after St. Valentine. Wyard and John de Alcestre came to the manor of Wanetyngge on before the Annunciation 4 Edward III, and took away without a war horse of Fulk le fiz Waryn worth 60/. John de Alcestre, while the manor was in the king's hand because Fulk was accused of adhering to Edmund, earl of Kent, took away and other victuals, to the value of 40s.; Robert de Welles and did damage and carried away goods from the manor at the including hay in a meadow called Lilleseyemed. C. Ing. Misc. File 119. (7.) Grievances of the citizens and commonalty of Roucestre. French. to William de Coshale and William de Leycestre. Eltham.