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Schedule) prince or his heirs should wish to take from the said John the said castle or any of the said tenements, an equivalent should be assigned to the said John, before disseising him, in houses and rents in Gascony. Be it known that this letter was granted at Rothelan, the king being there, and afterwards at Dover, 28 January, 6 Edward I. it was sealed and delivered with other letters of the said John de Greilly to the bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor. Mandate to Gicard de Burgo, mayor of Boi-deaux,to deliver to Alexander de la Peuere, lord of Brigerak, the castle of Coyuak in the bishopric of Perigeux ; the king having commanded the seneschal of Gascony, or the person supplying his place, to empower the said mayor to do so. Mandate to Luke de Tany, seneschal of Gascony, or the person supplying his place, to empower the said mayor accordingly. Letters of the said Alexander, promising to surrender the castle aforesaid into the hands of the bishops of Bath and Wells and of Agen, Maurice de Credonio and John de Greilly, or other envoys to be sent by the king into Gascon -, after 9 February next, as soon as he shall certainly know of their arrival. Power to R. bishop of Bath and Wells and the bishop of Agen, Maurice de Credonio and John de Greilly, or other the king's envoys, about to go to Gascony, to hear all the complaints and demands of the said Alexander in any way touching the king and his person, and to do full and speedy justice therein without cavil or delay; provided he do the same with regard to anything advanced by the king against him for the time when he was lord of the honor of Brigerak aforesaid. See the schedule for John de Greilly attached. [The schedule is missing.] Grant to Echuard de Chabbeneys, count of Bigorre (for good service and the money which the bishop of Le Puy de Podio) was wont to pay to him, which is now due to him from the king by I'eason of his homage, and which money he has remised and quit-claimed to the crown, and also for the loss of the castle of Lurd for which he petitioned for amends from the king) of 200 pounds of Bordeaux out of the custom of that town, for life, unless meanwhile he shall be provided with an equal sum elsewhere in Gascony. The said quit-claim of the said count to the king. Pardon to the abbot of Westminster in part payment of his expenses at the court of Rome, of 25 marks, wherein he made fine for his contingent of the fifteenth on his goods. By R[obertj bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor. Pardon to John Verdun for the death of Robeit de Kenilleworth. Letters for the abbot of Cormeilles nominating John Patirnostre and Ralph Catule his attorneys for three years. By the said chancellor. Simple protection, until a fortnight after Easter, for Thomas de Kynros, going to Scotland. Inspeximus and renewal, with the seal which the king now uses, of a patent of Prince Edward, dated at Windsor, 8 July, 47 Henry III. sealed with