1276-01-26, Winchester

Licence for Thomas de Clare to hold his land of Thomond in Ireland at a service of five knights' fees during his own life, so that, after his death, his heirs shall perform the service of ten knights' fees, for which the land was originally granted by the king to him in tail. Grant to him of the custody, during pleasure, of the castle of Coning in Ireland, late of Walter de Burgo, sometime earl of Ulster, in like maimer as other keepers, with mandate to Geoffrey de Genvill, the justiciary, to deliver it to him. Grant to him that after those of Glindory are in the king's peace or jurisdiction de pace regis vel districtu) he may have the general summons of knights' fees and other services due therein in the army for the pacification of his lands of Thothemund.