1277-02-27, Buckingham March Dunstable March

Men hrane 21 The like to tlie same to repay in like manner a loan of 2,000 marks raaJe to ihe king by Keiner Jose[)h and Guy Shuffayne and their fellows, of the society of tlie Friscobaldi, and Guy Vicedomini (Visconti) and Hubert Ma.scy ind their fellows, of the society of Sir Gerard de Cercles, and Bartholomew Jacobi and Hubert Baldonetti and their fellows, of the society of Sir Gualtcroccud Bardi, and Hugelin and Roger Sampe and their fellows, of the society of Falconer, merchants of Florence. Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to Hugelin de Vikio, Loterius Bonewyde, and their fellows, of the society of Teglarius de Scala, merchants of Florence, in 1,000 marks for a loan from them to the king, and promise to repay the same by the hands of Luke de Lucca and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, a fortnight after Midsummer in the fair of Boston. Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for John de Reda, clerk, going to Ireland on the king's affairs. The prior and convent of St. Patrick's, Down, sending news of the death of Thomas their bishop, have letters of licence to elect. Presentation of Bartholomew de la Haye, chaplain to the church of Merton, in the diocese of Exeter, void and in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and heirs of Walter de Merton, tenant in chief. Mandate to the constable of Bordeaux to I'epay to William de Monte Revell or his attorney 115 marks lent by Isterius de Blavia, merchant, to the king, unless previously repaid to the said Isterius, the latter having granted the said money to the said William. Mandate to the sheriffs and collectors and receivers of the fifteenth of London, Kent, Middlesex, Suirev, Sussex, Bedford, Buckingham, Soutiiampton, Wilts, Somerset and Dorset, in pursuance of the appointment of Master Robert de Belvero, king's clerk, to view the rolls, estreats, receipts, and payments of the moiety of the fifteenth of the aforesaid counties, to admit the said Robert to make the aforesaid view and to give credence to him in so doing. Luke de Luka, going beyond seas, has empowered Rolandinus de Podio and Reiner Magyary, merchants of Lucca, to make attorneys in his place for one year. Safe-conduct until Palm Sunday for the bishop of St. Asaph and his men bringing corn and other victuals from England to Wales and from Wales to England. Simple protection for Roger do Glentham and Agnes his wife while they are impleading in the Bench Adam Belle of Lincoln touching a messuage in Lincoln. Letters for Maurice son of Maurice, gone to Ireland, nominating Philip de Marton and Robert son of .Tames his attorneys in England for two years. The like for Emelina his wife, gone to Ireland, nominating Peter le Botiller and Geoffrey Dunkan. Presentation of Master Adam de Amundesham to the church of St. Thomas, Winchelse, in the diocese of Chichester. Protection and safe-conduct, for seven years, at the instance of Eleanor the king's consort, for Gondesalvus Martini and Giles Martini and their brethren, king's merchants, trading in the realm ; and grant that they be not distrained for any debt whereof they are not sureties or principal debtors. 197 29. Acquittance to Master Walter de la Mare, late sheriff of Cornwall, of 180/. of the moiety of the first payment of the fifteenth of the said county paid by him in the wardrobe to Master Thomas Bek, king's clerk, keeper of the said wardrobe. Ratification of a composition entered into and confirmed by Stephen de Penecestre, Avarden of the Cinque Ports, between the mayor and commonalty of the city of Bayonne on the one part, and the burgesses and commonalty of Yarmouth on the other part, touching a certain peace ordained between them upon divers trespasses committed on both sides and certain conditions confirmed between them. Safe-conduct, until Whit Sunday, for John de London, king's yeoman, whom the king is sending to Ireland as envoy to Robert de Oftord, the justiciary. The prioress and nuns of Killelibon in Ireland, sending news of the resignation of Desiderata le Poer, their abbess, have letters of licence to elect. Safe-conduct until 1 August for Andrew Pentecostes and John de Sevenak, Friars Preachers, gone beyond seas on the king's business. The like, until Palm Sunday, for Lewellin the Welshman and his fellow, Friars Preachers. Acquittance to William, abbot of Ramsey, and Hugh de Stapelford, sberifl'of Buckingham and Bedford, of 189/. 10s. sterling of the fifteenth in those counties of the first term of payment, received by the hands of Rayner Maggiari and Abbas de Talgai-di, citizens and merchants of Lucca. Letters for .lohn son of Adam de London, going to Ireland on business of the king, nominating Geofl rey de Waledon his attorney in England for three years. Presentation of Master William de Luda to the church of Bodington and O.Tord in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the lands of Ralph de Cameys, deceased, tenant in chief, being in his hands. Protection and safe-conduct, until 1 August, for Simon de Bukingham, clerk, going beyond seas on the king's affairs. Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for the abbot of Cluny coming to England. Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of what pertains to the king touching the marriage of Isabella de Monte Acuto, late the wife of Thomas de Audeham, tenant in chief, and also of the fine, if any, for licence to marry whomsoever she will, or her forfeiture if she marry without licence. Mandate to the sheriff of Salop and tlie abbot of Shrewsbury to pay to Richard de Bosco and Leonius son of Leonius 500/. out of the money in their custody in that abbey arising from the fifteenth in the counties of Salop and Stafford, by view of Otto de Grandisono, for the expedition of the king's affairs under the orders of the said Otto. Protection with clause volumus, until Midsummer, for Thomas de Meynwaryn, gone to Wales on the king's service. The prioress and nuns of St. Mary's Hoges by Dublin, sending news of the death of their abbess, have letters of licence to elect. Signification to the archbishop of Armagh of the royal assent to the election of Nicholas, prior of the church of St. Patrick, Down, to be bishop thereof. Mandate to "Robort dc Ufford, justiciary of Ireland, in considoration of tlie long labour of the elect in prosecuting the business of I)is election, to restore the temporalities of the said see to the said Nicholas if his electioxi have been canoiiically confirmed, and to take his fealty, letters patent unibsr bis seal and under the seal of the chapter of the said church having been first received, that this favour shall not be a precedent to the prejudice of the Crown. Mandate to the sheriff of Salop and the abbot of Shrewsbury to pay 318/. of the fifteenth in their custody to Bartholomew de Suthlegh and Master William de Luda over and above the 6001. which they were lately commanded to pay to Richard de Bosco and Leonius son of Leonius by view of Otto de Grandisono. The like to Guncelin de Badelesmere, justice of Chester, to pay to the said Bartholomew and William 338/. of the fifteenth of that county in their custody in the abbey of Chester, for some special business of the king. The like to the same to pay to the said Bartholomew de Suleye and William 250 marks of that money. The like to Orlandinus de Luka and his fellow. , merchants of Lucca, to pay out of the king's money in their custody or their own money to AValter de Everle and Hugh de Kendale 363/. 5 . and 250 marks respectively. Safe-conduct, until Ascension Day, for the latter, whom the king is sending to the march. The like for Bartholomew de Suthle and Muster William de Luda, whom the king is sending to the march. Exemption for two years, at the instance of A. king of Scots, of William de Merkeshal from being put on assizis, juries, or recognisances. Protection with clause voluvws, until 1 August, for the prior of Thejffbrd Monks, going beyond seas. Hei'e the chancellor returned to court. Acquittance to the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds for 50/. part of 100/. wherein they made fine for the fifteenth contingent upon them and the men of that town, delivered on Friday after St. Ambrose to Master Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe. Power to Robert de Offord, justiciary of Ireland, to give the royal assent to the person elected abbess of St. Mary's Hokes, in Ireland, in the room of Roesia, deceased, and after her confirmation to restore the temporalities, after first receiving letters patent of the prioress and convent and of the abbess elect that this grace shall not be to the king's prejudice. Safe-conduct, until Whitsunday, for Michael de Weston, Avliom the king is sending to the parts of Bergeveny to conduct men of that land to the parts of West Wales on the king's expedition. Protection for the abbot and convent of Furnes and their men and lands, and licence for them to buy victuals in Ireland or elsewhere for two years. Mandate to the executors of the will of John Wyger, late sheriff of Devon and constable of Exeter castle, to deliver the castle, with its armour and victual, by indenture to Matthew de Eglos[heil], to whom the king has committed the county and the, said castle. 5 EDWAED I. 199 going SiDiple protection, until Midsummer, for Kobert de Ros, St. Edmunds, Pontigny. Luke, abbot of St. Peter's, Conches, has empowered Richard le Sauvage and John le Alemand to appoint attorneys for him for three years. Richard, abbot of St. Taurin, Evreux, has empowered Richard le Sauvage and Elias de Horsham to do the like. Mandate to the sheriff of Salop and Stafford and the abbot of Shrewsbury to pay to Master William de Luda, king's clerk, 304/. 6 . out of the king's money in their custody in the aforesaid abbey, for business enjoined on him by the king. The like to Guncelin de Badelesmere, justice of Chester, and the abbot of Chester, to pay him 427/. 14s. 9 d. out of the fifteenth in their custody. The like to the same to pay him 200Z. out of the same. The like to the same to pay him 200 marks out of the same. Vacated because snvrendered and cancelled. Mandate to Bartholomew de Suthleye and Master Thomas de Sodington to view the waste without the town of Coventry (which waste is held at fee farm by the prior and convent of Coventry of the heirs of Roger de Monte Alto) in the presence of the inhabitants compatriotarum) and neighbours claiming right or property by reason of common or otherwise therein, and to assign to them reasonable common according to the quantity of their adjacent lands and tenements, so that the said prior and convent, who are now involved in debt, may be aisle to convert the remainder to their own use for cultivation or other purposes. Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Edmund, the king's brother, going on the king's affairs to the march. Grant to Nicholas de Clere of the prebend of the king's chapel within the castle of Nottingham, void by the resignation of William de Hakeburn. Licence, after inquisition made by the sheriff of Nottingham, for the Friars Minors of the town of Nottingham to stop and enclose a lane adjoining the wall of their close. Licence to R[ichard], bishop of St. Davids, to buy from Hugh de Kynardesle all the lands and tenements which he holds of the king in chief in la Neulaund, within the forest of St. Briavels, to hold to the said bishop and his assigns of his own family and their heirs; the said Hugh to go personally to the court of St. Briavels and surrender the said lands and tenements into the king's hands, so that he may enfeoff' the said bishop thereof by charter. The like for the said Hugh de Kynewardesle to sell all the aforesaid lands to the said bishop. Acknowledgment of the receipt by the hands of Reyner de Luka and Rolandinus de Podio, citizens and merchants of Lucca, from William, abbot of Rameseye, and Hugh de Stapelford, sheriff of Buckingham and Bedford, of 20/. of the fifteenth in those counties of the first term of payment. Pardon, for a fine of 40 ., to John Chppitig, merchant of Lubek, of all the trespasses committed by him in coniniunicatiug with the inhabitants of Flanders and exporting wool out of the kingdom to parts beyond seas and importing cloths into England therefrom, contrary to the prohibition of Henry III. and Edward I., with licence for him to stay in the kingdom and exercise his lawful trade. Pardon and release to Gaston, vicomte de Bearne, at the request of Philip king of France, of the king's anger against him, it being understood that by reason of such release there shall be no abatement of the award to be pronounced by the king of France nor of the amends to be received by Edward I. by such award, the siiid Gaston having surrendered himself to the will of Edward L and the latter having put it to the king of Franco to make award accordingly. Fren,ch? Protection and safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Edmund, the king's brother, with his men, whom the kin z is sending from his side to Wales on the expedititm against Llewellin son of Griffith and his accomplices. Appointment of Ralph de Sandwico, the king's steward, to the custody, during plea&ure, of the abbey of Flexeleye, which is in debt to th( king in a very large sum, and will continue so for a long time, as well by reason of a loan contracted in the Jewry and elsewhere as of various immense debts to merchants, alien and denizen, and others; and no sheriff or other minister is to be lodged or intermeddle therein Avithout special licence. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Reigate and Alexander de Kirketon, touching the persons who by night broke the houses of Simon son of Emeric Edwyn of Scardeburg at Scardeburg, co. York, assaulted him, and carried away his goods. Membra XE 18. Grant to Master John de Brideport, parson of the church of Axeministre, which is of the king's patronage, that, although the king by charter has granted to the abbot and consent of Newenham the advowson of that church, he wills that the said John be not disturbed during his lifetime in his po.ssession thereof.