1475-05-02, Westminster

Licence for the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, whois going to the sea with the king on his voyage and service, to grant the manor and of Tyverton, the honour and hundred of Tyverton and the of three portions with cures in the church of Tyverton, castle, manors, lordships, boroughs and hundreds of Plympton and the manor and borough of Chalvelegh, the manors of Colyton alias Clayton, Musbury and Colford, the borough of the manors of Opsame and Exilond alias Westyate, the hundreds Estbudlegh, Westbudlegh, Wonford and Harige, a fishery of the water Exe and the manors and lordships of Whitford, Culme Jon, Farewey, Wymple, Norton Dayne, Dertmouth alias Dertmouth Clyfton Northam, Londey and Daunde by Dertmouth, co. Devon, a of the manors of Trevervyn and Tregameur and the manors of Shevyok Amton, Trelowia, Portlo, Oldlawitha, Penpoll, Elerky, Croftehall, Northill, Landrene alias Landryan and Lanynhorn, Cornwall, the castle and lordship of Queneburgh in the Isle of Shepey, manors and lordships of Middelton and Marden and the hundred of co. Kent, a tenement in the city of London called le Herber, lordship and manor of Bavelingham in the parts of Picardy, a soil le Pounde alias Raunsam and a tenement called The Wall and mill pertaining to the same in the county of Guysnesse, the manor of co. Essex, the castle and lordship of Morehende, co. Norththe manor of Solyhull and the park of Fulbroke, co. Warwick, earldom, castle, town and honour of Richemond and the fee farm of the town, all manors, lands, rents, services and possessions parcel of the in the counties of Nottingham, Derby, Stafford, Leicester and the city Coventre excepted, the castle, lordships and manors of Harom, Nuthill, Sutton and two parts of the manor of Rosse, co. York, the manors lordships of Whitle and Warpesden alias Warpelesden, the manor and of Asshehurst and the park of Asshehurst pertaining to the same, Surrey, the castle, lordship and manor of Wardar, the manor and of Ludgarsale, the manors and lordships of Valet, Clyvecombe Wydecombe, Maperton, Chiddeforme altas Chiltfrome, Tolre Swere, Ebberton, Ramsam, Ponteknoll, Kentecombe and co. Dorset, the manors and lordships of IJuittle Lyndford, Neuportpaynell and the park of Tikeford, co. Buckingham, lordship and manor called Perey Fre in Ludford, the castle of the manor, lordship and town of Boston on the east side of the there and two parts of the same on the west side, and the manors, and towns of Freston, Frampton, Donnyngton, Quadryng, Skirbek and the soke of Skirbek, Kirketon and the soke of Gayton and the soke of Gayton, Mounby and the soke of Mounby, Goddesford in Freston, Ledenham, Fullebek, Wasingburgh, Boundeby and Wrageby, co. Lincoln, the lordship of Westle, co. Suffolk, the manor and lordship of Chesthunte, co. Hertford, the manor and lordship of Swafham, co. Norfolk, the manors and lordships of Exton, Brene, Somerton EHrliche, Shokerwik, Batheneston, Hunspille Maris, Bellewton, Pensford and Horsey, Charleton Makerell, Dunhede, Stoke Michell, the castle and lordship of Wodford, the lordship and manor of Wroxall, Crukherne and Misterton, co. Somerset, all knights fees, advowsons, leets, courts, views of frank-pledge, hundreds, wapentakes, fairs, markets, parks, chases, warrens, fisheries, free customs, rights, waifs, strays, chattels of felons and fugitives, escheats, returns of writs and executions of the same, wreck of sea, liberties, franchises, forfeitures, profits and commodities pertaining to the above, 31/. 10s. of rent from the fee farm of Wexcombe and Bedewynde, co. Wilts, 40 marks of rent from the fee farm of the city of York, the reversion of the manors and lordships of Barton on Humbre and Stewton and all other lands, rents and services in Barton on Humbre and Stewton, co. Lincoln, which Katharine, duchess of Norfolk, holds for life, the reversion of eight messuages, twenty bovates of land and 16 acres of pasture in Carleton by Hemesley with the agistment of the moor of Carleton, co. York, and an enclosure or tenement called le Cowehous in le Grane there which Guy Fairfax holds for life, and the reversion of the castle and manor of Hamelak alias Helmesley, a third part of the manor of Roos, a third part of the manor, lordship and town of Boston on the west side of the water there and 78l. 6s. 8d. yearly rent, parcel of the fee farm of the city of York, which Marjory late the wife of Thomas Roos, knight, holds for life in dower, held in chief by knight-service, to the king's kinsman Thomas, cardinal archbishop of Canterbury and legate of the apostolic see, bishop Thomas Rotheram the chancellor, John Halse, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, Robert Stillyngton, bishop of Bath and Wells, John Alcok, bishop of Rochester, the king's brother Richard, duke of Gloucester, the king's kinsmen William, earl of Arundell, and Henry, earl of Essex, William Hastynges of Hastynges, knight, the king's chamberlain, Thomas Billyng, chief justice of the King's Bench, Reger Tocotes, knight, William Catesby, knight, Thomas Hawekyns, clerk, John Barnaby, clerk, Guy Fairfax and John Catesby, serjeants at law, Henry Sotehill, Humphrey Starky, Robert Sheffeld, William Huddesfeld, William Eland and Thomas Lygon and their heirs without fine or fee according to the form of an act in the Parliament at Westminster, 6 October, 12 Edward IV.