1323-01-08, Cowick

I1. Parr 1. 231 to Anthony de Lucy to hold until he shall be fully satisfied in sum of 3181. 84d. in which the king is bound to him, viz., in 251. for the horses which died in the king's service at Carlisle in the months July and August, 9 Edward II, and in 2881. 84d. for the wages of and of the men at arms, hobelers, crossbowmen and footmen with him in the munition of the castle and town of Carlisle 4 August and 8 April in the year 12 Edward II, at which the said Anthony was keeper of the said castle and town, as appears two bills of the Wardrobe, one under the seals of Robert de Wodehous Richard de Feryby, king's clerks, lately supplying the place of de Melton, archbishop of York, then keeper of the Wardrobe, for said sum of 25/., and the other under the seal of Roger de Northburgh, of Coventry and Lichfield, afterwards keeper of the said Wardrobe the latter sum, which the said Anthony delivered into the Chancery, the custody of the town of Great Salkyld, co. Cumberland, the farm the manor of Ulvedale, co. Cumberland, and 40I. a year to be received the hands of Thomas de Wake out of the 90/. a year which the said renders at the Exchequer for the manors of Ekynton and Kyrkeby, by him of the king's grant. By p.s. of Master Philip le Convers, treasurer of Reyns, Sir John Castre, knight, seneschal of Ponthieu, Sir John de Launge, knight, Sir de Lundres, receiver of Ponthieu, and Nicholas de Gayton, clerk, the king's attorneys in his place and name in his county of Ponthieu Monsiroil with full power and authority to bound, limit and define for king and in his name throughout the said county of Ponthieu. and in fiefs and arriére-fiefs of the same to be on his side in the limiting and defining which is to be done by the people of the of France between the fiefs and arriére-jiefs of the king's said county the fiefs and arriére-fiefs of other lords, whoever they may be, which with the fiefs and arri re-jiefs of the king's said county, to treat make agreements with all manner of religious and other persons against the king has pleas on account of his said county, to produce witnesses boundersand to take them around in the above-mentioned cases, to controthe witnesses and bounders of the other side, to approve or dispute as may think proper the bounds and limitations, to set and replace good posts boundaries, to act for the king as above in all places, to depute other person persons in their places to act in the king's name when necessary, which persons are to have the same powers as the king has granted to his attorneys, and generally to act as if the king himself were present, and the above-mentioned persons, or their deputies, may do in the matters the king will confirm and establish, and further he binds himto do so by everything he has in the said county of Ponthieu. ee: ay . of Richard de Suththorp to the church of Wilden in the of Lincoln. until Whit Sunday, for Master Gilbert de Yarewell, king's going beyond the seas on the king's business. with clause nolumus, for one year, for the men whom Richard Emeldon, mayor of the town of Newcastle upon Tyne, is sending to parts of the realm to buy corn and other victuals and convey the to that town for the maintenance of himself and his men with him in the munition thereof, he haying found security in the chancery not to take the same elsewhere and not to communicate with the Scots or Flemings.