1281-07-02, Westminster

Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for brother Roger de Akeny, whom Robert de Turevill, master of the Knights Templars in England, gone to the Holy Land, has deputed to carry on the affairs of the Temple in his place. Exemption to Thomas do Stapleton, yeoman of Th[omas] bishop of St. Davids, at the instance of the said bishop, frotn serving on assises, juries, or recognitions, for three years. Protection with clause volunms, for one year for Master Bonettus de Sancto Quintino, dean of the free chapel of Bruges, going beyond seas. Signification to the king of France that the king has appointed Thomas de Sandwyco, kniglit, seneschal of Ponthicu, to do fealty for the king of England to the king of France for Q ?, journaux (jornatis) of wood in the forest of Crecy, bought to the use of the former from the corntesse of Rossy. Inspex'imus and confirmation of a charter of Nicholas de Arraz, canon of the church of St. Mary, Hastings, made with the consent and assent of the whole chapter thereof, confirming to Simon de Schorham, clerk, tlie grant made by Niciiolas deFunchard[on], canon of the church aforesaid, with the consent and assent of the whole chapter thereof, to Walter de Pudylond, and his heirs and assigns of all the land which was of Elfei', and which Elwin de Grava held in the parish of Ywherst, called the purparty ' Shoreham,' the purparty ' Blocyillond,' and the purparty ' Elfreselond,' to hold to the said Simon and his heirs, at a yearly rent of Gs. at his court of Pralle at Ywherst, and to the aforesaid church of St. Mary, Hastings, h. of wax, for lights at the feast of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary for all service, saving the service due to the king and the earl. Witnesses: Sirs William de Hastinges, John Mowyn, knights ; Nicholas Wascelyn, Henry de Wodeham, Reginald le Hore, Stephen de Totele, Thomas de Podyham, Robert le Taillor, Richard de Hurst, Abraham de Overslawe, Reginald Ailwy, John Basoc, and many others. Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the exchange of London, to let Master William de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, have 2,000/. for the expenses of the houscihold. Mandate to Stephen de Penecestre, and the sheriff of Kent, to cause proclamation to be made, prohibiting on the king's part the use by any person in the waters of the Thames, Medway, or other waters or rivers in that county, of kidels or 'borache,' which destroy the fry (fritnm). Grant to .John le Botiller in exchange for the manor of Ryngwode, which he has quit-claimed to the king as of the value of 60/. early, of the manor of Wymeringe, co. Southampton, with the warrens, demesnes, and other appurtenances, as of the value of 40/. yearly, the manor of Blaneford, with the advowson of the church thereof, co. Dorset, extended at 13/. Gs. del. as the king is informed by Kalph de Sandwyco, king's steward ; to hold at a rent of d. at the Exchequer; and the 6/. 13 . 'Ml, remainder of the said 60/., he is to receive yearly at the Exchequer, until he is provided with land to that value. Protection, until a year after Michaelmas, for Gilbert Pecche, going beyond seas. Exemption to Hugh de Colhum from being distrained to take up the arms of a knight for four years. Pardon to Roger Fraunkeleyn, in Exeter gaol for the dciith of Philip le Waleys, on testimony before the king by Henry de Chautnbernumand his fellows justices appointed to deliver that gaol that he killed liim in selfdefence.