1280-02-28, Down Ampney March Down

Mandate to the abbot of Reading to deliver, in pursuance of a mandate previously directed to him, to the sheriff of Berks, Albert Moryn, Guy his brother, and Adam de Pavye, lately taken at Reading, and there detained in prison for the death of Gerard de Cremon[ia], lately killed there, and this shall not be to the prejudice of the abbot's liberty. Letters for Richard de la Hide, going to Ireland, nominal ing Adam de Crosham and Thomas de Bastelden his attorneys in England for two years. The like for Richard de la Lynde, going there, nominating the said Adam de Cosham (sic) and Thomas in England for three years. The like for Geoffrey de Gyenvill and Matilda his wife, going to Lorraine (Lorenn'), nominating Richard de Lodelawe and Thomas de Beyton his attorneys in Ireland for three years. And he has a like letter in England for three years. Protection with clause volnmns, until Michaelmas, for Bartholomew le Peytevyn, going to Santiago. Signification to 0[liver], bishop of Lincoln, of the royal assent to the election of Adam de Henred, one of the monks, to be prior of St. Mary's, Luffeld. Simple protection, for one year, for Payn de Exonia, chaplain of Eleanor, the king's consort. Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for Master Elias son of Mosseus, Jew of Loudon, and Abraham Motun, J w of the said Master Elias, going to the parts of Flanders. Licence after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by the sheriff of Salup for the abbot and convent of LilleshuU, to assart thirty acres in length next the wav of Watlingestrete and one acre in width of their wood of . 365 Lilleshull towards the covert thereof, which is without the waste and regard of the king's forest of Wymbrugg, and to hold the same to them and their successors. Grant, for life, to 0[rdonius] bishop of Frascati Tusculano), of 40 marks yearly at the Exchequer. Memorandum, that the said O. has an open writ of Liberate directed to the treasurer and chamberlains. Grant, for life, to Robert de Hausted and Margery his wife, with remainder to their firstborn son for life, with reversion to the crown, of all the lands and tenements in Blakebrok, Fairfeud, and Hope, co. Derby, extended at 10/. 3 . 8 rf. which Michael Hockele, sometime king's Serjeant, held of the king's gift, escheated to the king by his death, as appears by an inquisition taken by Thomas de Normanvill, king's steward. Appointment, during pleasure, of Nicholas de Clere, king's clerk, to the custody of the manor and castle of Taunton, co. Somerset, late of N[icholas], late bishop of Winchester, deceased, which are in the king's hands by reason of the voidance of the bishopric, and he is to answer for the issues to William de Hamelton, king's clerk, to whom the custody of the bishopric is committed. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the manor and castle aforesaid. Appointment of John de Cormailles to the custody of the castle of CorlTe during pleasure. Vacated because otherwise belotv. Licence for Doucemannus le Prestre, Jew of Winchester, to sell to Master Ralph le Sauser, king's serjeant, a solar in the city of Winchester, adjoining the house of Deudeney de Wyuton, a Jew lately hanged in that city, to hold according to the conditions contained in a charter made to the said Kalph by the said Doucemannus. Safe-conduct, for one year, for Master Salvagius de Florencia, going to the court of Rome on the king's affairs. Protection for him for one year. Letters for him, nominating Hugh Pape and Richard de Derby, chaplain, his attorneys for one year. Signification to the archbishop of York of the royal assent to the election of William de Aselakeby, one of the monks, [to be abbot] of Seleby. Appointment of William de Ippele, king's clerk, by the king and queen as their attorney to receive in their name seisin of the lands in Melecombe and the port of Waymue, of which the abbot and convent of Cerne have enfeoffed them by their charter. Mandate to William, bishop of Landaff, to levy and deliver, without further delay, the whole of ihe tenth of ecclesiastical benefices in his bishopric to Eleanor, the king's mother, to which he was appointed by Henry III. and Ottobon, cardinal-deacon of St. Adrian's, then legate in England, and which was granted by Pope Clement [IV.] to the use of the said Eleanor, the whole of such tenth being still unpaid to her. Memorandum, that R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, on 3 March retired from court to his bishopric. Simple protection, for one year, for Bogo de Clare, going beyond seas. Appointment of Ricl)ard de Bosco to the custody, during pleasure, of the castle of Corlfe. Mandate in pursuance to John de Cormailles to deliver it to him. Appointment of Petor de Creiiequer of Aumbersbiry (o (lio custody, diirinjj ;;oo(l bt'hiivionr, of tlio biiiliwick of the hurubcd of Douewycli, sic) CO. Wilts, so that he answer at the Exchequer by the hands of the sheritF. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the manor of Sherston Magna, to wlucli the king bus appointed John Bezill for life. Protection with clause volumus, until Mighaelmas, for Robert de Kaynes, going on pilgrimage to Santiago. Writ de intendetido to the tenants of the priory of LuIIeld, for Adam do Ilanred, one of the monks, elected to be prior. Mandate to Richard de Holebrok, king's steward, to restore to him the temporalities. Confirmation by the king and his consort to John Bezill of their manor of Sherston Magna, with the advowson of the church thereof, to hold to him for life, with reversion to the crown. Presentation of William de NetheraYene, chaplain, to the church of St. James, near the king's castle of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see. Letters for Master William de Pikering, going beyond seas, nominating Robert de Pykering and Hugh de Newetou his attorneys in England. Protection for two years for him. Signification to R. bishop of Bath and Wells, of the royal assent to the election of Andrew de Sacro Fonte, one of the monks, to be abbot of Athelingne. Exemption, for life, to Roger de Almarico from being put on assizes, juries, or recognitions. Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle, and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the exchange of London in repetition of a previous mandate, to cause to be sent to Oxford by some trusty merchant 3,000/. of the new money at present in thtdr custody, to be exchanged for the advantage of the scholars there, which has been neglected, to jirovide such a merchant, who will go to Oxford without delay, to exchange that money there, as the said Gre;;;oi'y and Orlandinus shall enjoin on the king's part ; and to deliver the said sum to the said merchant and to two of the masters of the University of Oxford, wlio will be sent to them, according to the king's injunctions, to be exchanged by the said merchant iu the said town, so that the scholars of tliat uuivei'sity have the preference over others, as is just, in the said exchange ; and the sheriff of Oxford is commanded to give safe-conduct to the said merchant and masters for the conveyance of the said sum to the said town. Appointment of Guncelin de Batelesmere, justice of Chester, and Master William de Luda, king's clerk, to commit, assign, and to assess lands and places in Rothelan to all who desire to receive and hold the same from the king, according to their discretion. Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot of Lyre. Pardon to John de Cameys, in consideration of a demise made by him to the king and his consort of the manors of Thorpel and Upton tor ten years, from Monday, the Annunciation, 8 Edward I., of 500 marks which 3G7 cnnt. he owes the king; but if it sliall appear that he owes the king a greater sum, whether for the debts of himself or his father or ancestors, he is to satisfy the king thereof at the Exchequer. Pardon to John Giffard, of Bnimesfeld, Anselm Ba sel, Simon de Segre, Thomas de Morton, GeoftVcy le Aleblaster, Percival le Ireys and Walter Balle, huntsman of the said John, of all the trespasses done by them in the New Forest, CO. Southampton, in hunting and taking deer therein, of which they were indicted before Roger de Clillbrd and his fellows, justices in eyre for pleas of the forest in that county in 8 Edward I., and convicted, and pai'don to tliem of the amercements imposed upon them for the said tiespasses by the said justices, to wit, 500 marks on John, Anselm, Simon, Geoffrey and Walter, and 30 marks on Thomas and Percival. Grant to Hugh son of Otto, in full completion of the grant formerly made to him of land to the value of 50/. yearly out of the wardships whicli might fall to the king to be held by the said Hugh during the minority of the heirs to whom such lauds ought to pertain by inheritance, in part completion of which grant he holds the hereditaments late of William de Paseenham, who is non-compos, in Passenham, extended at 271. of the custody of the lands (which are extended at 221. 22 d.) and of the heir of JohnlaVeille, tenant in chief, to hold during the minority of the heir, with the marriage. Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the exchange of London, to pay out of the old money coming to the exchange aforesaid to Master Thomas Bek, king's clerk, keeper of the Avardrobe, 200/. of good money for tiie expenses of the great wardrobe by the hands of Giles de Audenardo and Adeuettus, the king's tailor. By bill of the wardrobe. Grant to the abbot and convent of Cerne, of a messuage in the town of IMelecumbe, situated between the house of the abbot of Lattele on the west and that of Robert Richer on the east, free from all rent, tallage and suit of court; exemption also to them, their men, and their servants of the abbey from all toll in the said town, unless they should be merchants ; and grant to them of common of pasture for all manner of their cattle of Rappele, between the bounds of their manor of Rippele and the town aforesaid, according to their free tenements ; and the like to their men and servants, until the place given to the king by the said abbot and convent in Melecumbe shall be inhabited by the common people ( gente populari). Grant to Geoffrey de Geinvill, in aid of his town of Ludelawe, of murage, for five years from Easter, 8 Edward I. Respite from knighthood, for three years, to Reginald de Wytcherche, for a fine of lOO . Power to Th[omas], bishop of Hereford, to include in his will as well the custody of Erleye, which he has of the commission of the king during the minority of the heirs to whom it ought to belong by right of inheritance, and his grain and goods in the paid manor, as all other his lands and goods not pertaining to his bishopric. Exemption to Geoffrey de Abbytot, of Rudmerleg, during his life, from being put on assizes, juries, or recognisances. The sub-prior and convent of Bardeney, sending news of the cession of Peter de Barton, late abbot, have licence to elect. fllciiibranc 20 Ai)i)ointment, during pleasure, of Jiugo de Knovile to the custody of the bishopric of St. Davids, so that he answer for the issues. AV rit (/c intendendo directed to tlie tenants. The cliiipter of St. Davids, sending news of the death of Richard their bishop by M.ister Adam, archdeacon of Breckon, and William de Burret, their fellow canon, have licence to elect. The canons of St. Paul's, Loudon, came again iterato) and prayed licence to elect as appears below. Licence for the dean and chapter of St. Paul's to elect a bishop, on Master Ralph de Baudak, arclideacon of Middlesex, and Robert de Stowe, their fellow canon, bringing news that they are without a pastor. jMandate to Ralph de Saudwyco, king's steward, to restore the temporalities of tlie abbey of Alegene to Andrew de Sacro Fonte, one of the monks, electi'd to be abbot thereof. Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants. Signification to the Pope of the royal assent to the election of Malachai, of the order of Friars Minors, to archbishop of Thuam. Simple protection, for three years, for the master and brethren of the house of St. Mark, Bristol. Presentation of Jordan de Marisco, chaplain, to the church of Alresford in the diocese of "Winchester, void by the resignation of Master Thomas de AVynton and in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see, Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for the prior of Lewes, going beyond seas. Letters for him nominating Geoffrey de Mareys and John de Vatell' his attorneys for two years. The like for David, bishop of Emly, nominating "William de Mariscis and Philip Russell in Ireland until All Saints. The like for Matthew, bishop of Killaloe, nominating the same. Appointment of Roger de Clifford, the elder, Matthew de Columbariis, Adam Gurdun and William de Hamelton as justices itinerant ia the county of Berks for pleas of the forest this turn. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey of Seleby for William de Aslakeby, the prior, elected to be abbot. Mandate to Thomas de Norman v ill and Richard de Holebrok, king's stewards, to restore to him the temporalities. Pardon to William le Taillor, in Hereford gaol for the death of Thomas de la Grene, on testimony before the king by Giles de Berkele and Csbert de A venebiry, justices appointed to deliver that gaol, that he killed him by misadventure. Exemption, for life, to Walter de "TTrtiaco, at the instance of R. bishop of Bath and Wells, from being put on assizes, juries or recognisances. Pardon to William Kyde of his outlawry for the deatli of William Bras whereof he is appealed.