1290-02-24, Election Abbess
Signification to W. bishop of Salisbury, of the royal assent to the of Joan de Brideport, prioress of the house of Shaftesbury, to be Grant, until further order, to the son and two daughters of William de Caniso of Edwardeston, imprisoned in the Tower of London, of to the yearly value of 30d. for their maintenance out of the lands the said William which have been seized into the king's hands. _ Pardon to Agnes, late the wife of William de Port of her outlawry, as appears by testimony of the sheriff of Oxford before the king that was indicted for certain thefts before S. de Roff and his fellows, juslast in eyre in the said county, and was afterwards outlawed, but has to the prison of Oxford and is now there.
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