1276-11-15, Khuddlao 23G

Protection with clause rogamus, for two years, for tlie lepers' hospital of St. James without Bruges, and the brethren and sisters thereof. jj , Simple protection, for two years, for Roger Mynot. Acceptance of a demise to farm made by Thomas de Normanvill to Roger Mynyot of all tlie lands in Cumberland in the king's hands by reason of his custody of the son and heir of Richard de Kyrkebride, daring the minority of the said heir, at a rent by the hands of the said Thomas of 12/. Qs. 9d. at the castle of Carlisle. Letters for Geoffrey de Gyenvill and Matilda his wife, nominating Tliomas de Lodelawe and Roger Dewyas their attorneys until Michaelmas. Acceptance of a sale of wood made by Tboraas de Normanvill to "William de Ros, Henry de Perepunf, Geoffrey Denek, John de Anesley, Thomas Folejambe, Ranulph de Wandesle, Gervase de Wyvelesford, William de Aberdesle and Ralph Sparewatre, in the hay of Willeye, for 1,100 marks. The like of a sale of wood made by the said Thomas, king's steward, to William Turceys of Danecastre, in the forest of the Peak, for 20 marks. The like of a sale of wood made by the said Thomas to Alan de Len of Cestrefeud, in the forest of the Peak, for 90/. The like of an appointment made by the said Thomas on information that the keeper of the hospital of St. Mary Magdalene, Bamburg, was insufficient to the custody thereof, of Thomas de Bamburg, chaplain, to the custody thereof during pleasure. Simple protection, until Easter, for the abbot and convent of St. Augustine's, Canterbury. Mandate to Peter de la Mare, constable of Bristol castle, to deliver all the money in his custody to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, for the king's affairs. Pardon to William Gernun for the death of John Boydy, as it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff and coroners of Suffolk that he killed him by misadventure. Licence for Reginald de Tybermund to put to farm, for four years, the lands which he has of the king's gift in the town of Geyton, which is within the forest of Wyrhale. Grant to Anian, bishop of St. Asaph, and to his successors of that church of the peaceful use and enjoyment of those rights, liberties and possessions and customs long since obtained which, in past times, he and his predecessors, bishops of that place, have used and enjoyea. Simple protection, for two years, for Roger Oweyn. Safe-conduct, until Christmas, for Orlandinus de Podio, king's merchant, and his men, bringing 20 sacks of wool to Chester, which he bought of the abbot of Aberconewey. Confirmation of a demise by Walter de Huntrecumbe to Philip de Tydal, burgess of Berewyk, of a moiety of his town of Lowyk, for ten years from Michaelmas, 5 Edward I,