1278-06-02, Westminster Junpi Weetmiustcr

(Schedtile). Recognisance by Bernard de Burdelia, esquire, of the receipt of the said 100 marks in his great need, on the security of the said castle, which he forfeits the right to enter; and under penalty, if he in any way go against this, of 1,000 marks, for the payment whereof he pledges the said castle, 8o that he may not demand it back until the 100 marks and the 1,000 marks are both paid. coftt. Pardon to .Tohn de Cokefeld, for a fine of 20/., for taking a stag in the forest of Shyrewode. R. Tibetot ordered it by the king. Safe-conduct, without term, for Thomas de Sandwyco, Henry de Cobeham, Almaric de Chaunceus, Peter de Brampton, knights; Master Thomas de Adberbury, Master Andrew de Kilkenny, Roger de Evesham, Master Thomas de Bredstrete, Master William Ferebrace, Master Adam de Botindon, and William de Plumpton, clerks, and envoys sent by the king to the parts of Aragon for the furthering of his business there. The like, until Michaelmas, for the envoys of the king of Armenia (Ermetiie) who lately came to the king and are now going to their own parts. Protection with clause, for one year, for Thomas son of Thomas de Moleton, going to Ireland on the king's service. Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to cause to be paid to the abbess of Fontevraud 41/. 5s. 2d. for the Easter term last past, of the yearly fee of 82/. 10s. 4c?. of appointed alms which the said abbess receives at the Exchequer. Grant, for life, to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the manors of Camel, Kinggesbiry and Causton, on condition that they be not separated from the crown of England. Mandate to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward, to deliver to her the manor of Causton with the stock, oxen, ploughs, corn and other goods there, by indenture. Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for Robert le Baru, of Cestre, whom the abbot of Vale Royal is sending to Ireland for corn and other victual for his house. Signification to all persons that the king has of his grace delivered to John Bardun, merchant, 1,000/. of the 1,900 marks wherein the king's father was bound to him. Vacated because below. Letters for the abbot of Glastonbury, going beyond seas on the kino-'s affairs, nominating John de Kancia, his monk, and Richard Pigge as his attorneys until a year after All Saints. The like for him, nominating William de Luccumbe and John de 55'euport, his fellow-monks, as his attorneys in Ireland for three years.