1274-02-08, Westminster March St Martin's

Licence for Aaron de la lleye, king's Jew of London, to enable him to pay the present tallage assessed upon him, to sell to Thomas de Estchepe the houses and rents in the parish of St. Clement in Candelwikstrete, sometime of Nicholas de Kais, which he long ago bought of Margery and Margaret, daughters and heirs of the said Nicholas. Presentation of William de Dovorr, chaplain, to the church of Wychura in the diocese of Lincoln. Mandate to the constable of the castle of TykehuU and the keeper of the honor thereof, to let Robert de Uflford have the 50/. yearly of the farm of the town and honor of Tikehuli, granted to him for life by Henry de Alemannia, deceased, and afterwards confirmed to him by the king, as he used to have it during the lifetime of the said Henry. Protection with clause [yolumus'], until a fortnight after Easter, for the abbot of Battle. Acquittance to the prior of Coxford for 40s., wherein he fined for the twentieth contingent upon him and his villeins, paid by him, as appears by letters of Stephen de Foleburn and William de Midelton, auditors of the twentieth. Mandate to William de Hevre, sheriff of Kent, to deliver to John de Burgo the elder the manor and hundred of Middelton, to hold as agreed between him and the king, Grant to Thomas Inge, for a fine of 20 marks, of the custody during the -le- minority of the heirs, ot the lands of Peter de Boeles, tenant in chief, in Wardon and Gravenehurst, with the custody of the heirs and their marriage ; so that he answer at the Exchequer for the extent of the said lands, to wit, 12/. 10s. l d., whereat they are extended by Master Richard de Clifford, escheator this side Trent. Protoction wiih cIjuisc [volumus until 1 August, for Walter, archbishop of York, going beyond seas. ' he like, until a fortnight after Easter, for the abbot of Bury St. Edmunds [ / Burgo], 3. Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for the prior of St. John of Jerule- salem in England, going beyond seas. The like, until Midsummer, for Charles son of Charles, going beyond seas. Grant to Nicholas de Sancto Ivone, for a fine of 20/., of the custody during the minority of the heir.s of the lands and heirs of Alan le Ostrizer, tenant in chief, with the marriage. Laberus, merchant of Lucca, going to the court of Rome, has the king's letters to all his friends to let him have a safe-conduct, if necessary, in passing through their parts. . Presentation of Walter de Kancia to the church of Taxhale in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of the land f Robert de Dunes being in his hands. Commission to J. de Cobeham and W. de Heliuu to enquire touching trespasses against the peace committed at Oxford, and to do justice with i.ggpgj.( to them and to trespasses long since committed there, whereof inquisition was made at another time. Writ of aid, directed to all persons of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, for Hugh de Dignineton, appointed constable of the castle of Oreford, to inflict every possible injury by sea and laud on the merchants of Flanders, as the king's enemies, and to arrest all their wool and other goods in those counties; as the counte.ss of Flanders and her men and merchants inflicted many losses upon Henry IH. and the king and his subjects, and behaved wickedly to the king in times past, and would still so behave if they could. 4. Mandate to John son of John to take into the king's hands all the lands late of John de Traylly, tenant in chief, in the counties of Buckingham and R jjfQj-d and elsewhere, saving the dower of his wife. The king lately commanded Master Richard de Clifford, escheator this side Trent, to take the said lands into the king's hands by reason of the minority of the heir : but when the escheator sent the sub-escheator and his servants to execute the mandate, Waltei, the son and heir of the said John, and his servants assaulted and beat them and cut o£F the tail of the sub-escheator's horse. The sheriff is to summon a jury and to arrest those found guilty by the inquisition. Mandate to the constable of the castle and to the commonalty of Oreford, to inflict every injury by sea and land on the men and merchants of Flanders, and to arrest all their wool and other goods in the said town and port, and he and those deputed by him to execute the premises shall have the same portion as the barons of the Cinque Ports attending to this business in their own parts. . 45 Appointment of Hugh de Dignineton, constable of the said castle, to arrest all goods of Flemish merchants in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk until further order. Presentation of Master Angelus, king's advocate in the court of Rome, to the church of Haversham in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by j-eason of his custody of the lands and heir of Nicholas de Haversham, tenant in chief. Protection with clause [ vohimus], until 1 August, for Henry de Helingeye, archdeacon of Winchester, gone beyond seas. The like, until Midsummer, for the prior of Merton, going beyond seas, Presentation of Roger de Sancto Albano, chaplain, to the church of St. Michael, Staunton, in the diocese of Ely, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands and heir of William de Chaeny, tenant in chief. Protection with clause _volumus], until Michaelmas, for the abbot of St. John's, Colecestre, going beyond seas. Mandate to John de Estwode, keeper of the bishopric of London, to restore the temporalities to Master John de ChishuU, dean of St. Paul's, whose election as bishop has been confirmed by Master William de Midelton, official of R. archbishop of Canterbury, during his absence beyond seas. By writ of the great seal. Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants. Protection with clause volutmis' , until Midsummer, for Master William de Capella, precentor of Credington, going beyond seas. Simple protection, until Midsummer, for the abbot of St. Albans, going beyond seas. Protection with clau. e [ volumus until Midsummer, for the abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, going beyond seas. The like, until Michaelmas, for William de Apledrefeud. Martin de Littelebiry .... Grant to the prior and convent of Peterborough, for a fine of 300 marks, of the custody of their abbey during the present voidance, so that they have j g issues as well in tallages of their men as in lands and goods and all the appurtenances which would belong to the king if it were in his hands, and no bailiff of the king is to intermeddle ; saving to the king knights' fees, advowsons of churches, wards and escheats if any fall in. Licence for them to elect an abbot, on news being brought in letters patent of the chapter by William de Wodeford, one of the monks, of the death of Robert de Sutton, their abbot. Protection with clause [yolumus , until 1 August, for Walter Scamel, going beyond seas. The like for the abbot of Shrewsbury, gone beyond seas. Grant to William Maufe of the custody, during the minority of the heir, of the following manors late of Jordan de Saukevill, tenant in chief, to wit, the manor of Sochurst [rectins Bochurst] extended at 20/., and the manor of Chalventou extended at 67s-. 4Jr/., as appears by inquLsition made by Master Hiclinrd le Clifford, escheator this side Trent, and he is to render the said extents and 40s. increment, and sanngtothe king land to the value of 20/. a year, which Matilda late the wife of Geoffrey de Saukevill holds for life, if it fall in, knights' fees and advowsons of churches. Protection with clause yolumns' , until 1 August, for William de Wauton. Simple protection, until 1 August, for the abbot of Malmesbury, gone to the council of Lyons. Signification to Gregory the pope of the appointment, under the seal which the kiiig uses in England, of John son of John, John de Vallibus, John Wyger and Master Ralph de Merlawe, as the king's proctors in the sacred general council convoked by the pope. Simple protection, until 1 August, for the prior of Stanes, going beyond seas. Protection with clause yoliam(s , until 1 August, for Thomas de Sancto Omero and William le Muei, going with him on an embassage of the king beyond seas. The like for the following : The bishop of Exeter, gone beyond seas. John de Kancia, William Chacero, Thomas de Lincolnia, Ralph la Ware, Humphrey de Bello Campo, Thomas le Keu, Markisius de Bracheford, James le Yilur, John de Nevill, Adam de Nortoft, Simon de Assewell, John son of John, gone beyond seas. Henry Trenchard, going beyond seas. Grant to John Wiger, for a fine of 200 marks, of the custody, during the minority of the heirs, of the lands and heirs of Walter de Merton, tenant in cl iej- itl thgij. marriage.- ' By R. Burnel. Protection with clause [yolumus'], until 1 August, for the prior of Lewes, going beyond seas. The like for W . bishop of Bath and Wells. Presentation of Henry le Thieis to the cburch of Weston in the diocese of Norwich. Signification to the bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election of Richard London, one of the monks, to be abbot of Peterborough. Protection with clause [yolnmiis], until Michaelmas, for the abbot of Westminster, going [beyond seas]. Mandate to sheriffs and others not to prevent Roger Pride, merchant of Shrewslniry, or his men, from bringing wool or other goods to London or elsewhere in the realm to cities, boroughs, fairs, or markets, as it appears that some sheriffs and bailiffs, under pretext of the king's late prohibition against taking wool out of the realm, prevent merchants of the land from carrying goods to London or elsewhere within the realm. I gone beyond seas with John son of / TrtVir. John. The like for the following : Nicholas de Ludelawe. Hugh de Fulflod and Ralph his brother, merchants of Winchester. Protection with clause [volmnus until 1 August, for Master Thomas de Wymbis, gone beyond seas with Master Richard de Aumundevill. Prohibition of a tournament to be held this Thursday at Kingestond. Mandate to the prior of Bermundese to make proclamation accordingly. Simple protection, until 8 September, for Alexander de Balliolo, gone beyond seas. The like for Master John de Craven, going beyond seas. Mandate to John de Reygate to deliver the office of the escheatry beyond Trent to William de Boy vyll, king's clerk, appointed thereto during pleasure. Writ de intendendo for him directed to all persons. Power to William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, Roger de Clifford, the prior of St. Tiiomas withoui Stratford [I'ectius Stafford], William Bagot and Olio de Hodenet, to hear and do justice touching mutual trespasses and raids interceptiones) in the march of Wales against the form of the peace between Llewellin son of Griffith, prince of Wales and Henry III. and the king. They are to be at the ford of Montgomery Sunday after the feast of SS. Philip and James the Apostles, and the prince is commanded to be there in person or to send substitutes with power to hear and determine such trespasses and raids, according to the form of the said peace. The sherifPs of Worcester, Hereford, Salop, Stafford and Gloucester, are to cause all complainants of the march to appear before them for justice. Fcedera. Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Grermanus son of Alexander de Preston, trading in the realm. Presentation of William de Hanyton to the church of Lillingeston, in the diocese of Lincoln. Protection with clause yolumus' , until a month after Midsummer, for Henry son of Alchery, going beyond seas. Mandate to the prior and convent of Peterborough to restore the temporalities to Richard de London, one of the monks, whose election as abbot has been confirmed by R. bishop of Lincoln. Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants. Writ de intendendo directed to sheriffs beyond Trent for William de Boyvill, king's clerk, appointed escheator beyond Trent during pleasure; and they are to provide knights and good men to make inquisitions and do other things incident to the said office when called upon by the escheator. Mandate to John de Erkelowe, sub-escheator in the counties of Salop and Stafford, to deliver his lands to Henry de Audithele, brother and heir of James de Audithele, tenant in chief, it having been shown to the king that he is of full age, and his fealty having been taken ; and on the king's return to England he is to come to the king to do his homage. Matilda late the wife of James is to have her dower, to be assigned by the king if necessary, and her tenancy until assignment. The like to Nicholas de Audithele touching the castles and lands in his custody. Writ de iiitendendo to the barons of the port of Dover for Valentinns (le Ben , ai)])ointe l to the custody of the bailiwick of that port during pleasure, so that he answer for the issues to the constable of the castle. Mandate to the abbot and convent of Gerovall to pay the 201. yearly for the land held of the king at farm in Estwotton (part of the lands late of Peter Boterel, a Breton, escheated to the king from the lands of Bretons), heucefoith at the Exchequer with all arrears. Appointment of Jolin de Sancto Walerico and Luke de Luka, merchant, to make inquisition in the counties of Somerset, Dorset and Gloucester, concerning offences against the prohibition to export wool or other merchandise to Flanders or elsewhere within the dominions of the countess of Flanders or beyond seas, and to arrest all those who shall have attempted any such offences. The like of the following for the following counties : Gwychard de Charrum and Luke de Luka, merchant, for Northumberland, Westmoreland and Lancaster. Thomas de Pyn and Luke de Luka, merchant, for Cornwall and Devon. Walter de Schelhangre and Luke de Luka, merchant, for Lincoln. Stephen de Peaecestre and Luke de Luka, merchant, for Kent, Sussex and Surrey. Thomas de Boulton and Luke de Luka, merchant, for York. Hugh de Dinineton, constable of Oreford castle, and Luke de Luka, merchant, for Norfolk and Suffolk.