1281-05-15, Westminster

The like for the abbot of St. Victor en Caux in Calceto), nominating Robert le Fraunk and Ralph le Clerk his attorneys for three years. Acquittance to Peter de Appelby of twenty marks paid by the hands of John de Lithegrayns, sheriff of York, to the king's behoof, to Hugh de Kendale, king's clerk, in part payment of forty marks du( to the king by the said Peter for a house sold to hira. Grant, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, and with the assent of the commonalty of the Jews of England, that Hagin son of Deulacres, Jew of Loudon, shall hold for life the oifice of )riest of the said Jews presbiteratns Jndcorum eormulem) as Hagin son of Master Mosseus, sometime .Tew of London, deceased, or any other before him, formerly held that office; directed to all justices and others and to the Jews of England, who are to protect the said Hagin in his office. And if any offence shall be done to him, it shall be amended to him, as to the king's demesne iew whom he specially retains in the said office, saving to the king the amends due to the king as his forfeiture. Presentation of Robert de Siithampton to the church of St. Giles, Wynchelse, in the diocese of Chichester.