1326-07-28, Henley

Pardon, in consideration of a fine, to Malcolm Musard for his adherence to the rebels, and of the outlawry in the county of Worcester published against him while he was in prison on that account, for non-appearance before the king to answer touching a plea of trespass of Alina Burnel, on condition that he surrender forthwith to gaol, and stand his trial if the said Alina will proceed against him; with restitution to him of his lands taken into the king's hands on account of such adherence. By p.s. - / . 305 in like terms to Richard Anneys of Blaby of his outlawry in the of Lincoln for non-appearance before the king on a plea of trespass de Walpol. for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas de Baddeseye, to the abbot and convent of Evesham of 2 messuages, a mill, and 10 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow and 40s. of rent in Baddeseie, Northluttelton and Bratforton, which are held of the and convent and are of the value of 111s. 4d. as appears by inquisition de Hampton, escheator in the counties of Worcester, &c. in part of lands and rent to the value of 101. a year, which they have king's licence to acquire. and safe-conduct, until Christmas, at the request of Anthony Maris, for Frederick Picanulius and Simon de Cicada, masters of a of Genoa, coming to the realm. By K. like for the following masters of galleys of Genoa : Albertinus Grilus. Hugelinus and Coradinus de Aurea. all these have the like letters conjointly. By K. like for one year for William de Andryngg, John de Vineis and de Pomeriis, merchants and yeomen of Master Peter de Galiciano, clerk, going with merchandise to the duchy [of Aquitaine]. By K. like for one year for Peter Loupes of Spain. whom the said Peter is to Spain on his affairs. By K. of the presentation of Roger Ursel, chaplain, to the church in the diocese of Lincoln, which the king believed to be in gift by reason of his custody of the land and heir of Stephen de tenant in chief, as he has since found by inspection of the rolls of chancery that the same belongs to Christiana late the wife of John de tenant in chief, having been assigned to her by the king in ee By K. with clause nolumus, for one year, for Master John de parson of the church of Tendryng, and prebendary of Nisdon, church of St. Paul, London. like for : Tido de Varesio, archdeacon of Berks. William de Dalton, parson of two parts of the church of Croxton. The abbot of Tichefeld. Fulk Corbet, prebendary of Freford, in the church of St. Chad, Lichefeld. Thomas de Forde, parson of the church of Maydene Newenton, for two years. John de Kirkeby of Cranle. William Lucas and John his brother. Master Thomas de Hotoft, archdeacon of Dorset. William de Derby, parson of the church of Chelmark. The warden and scholars of the house of the Valley of Scholars, Salisbury. Master John de Wynchelse. Master Henry de la Wyle, chancellor of the church of St. Mary, Salisbury. Master Nicholas Lambard, prebendary of Yatemynystre, in the same church. John de Roches, going on the king's service to the islands of Gerneseye, Gereseye, Sark and Aureneye, has letters nominating John atte Halle and Henry de Bourn, his attorneys in England for one year. Robert de Norton, going with him on the king's service, has the like nominating Robert de Hoo and John atte Halle. William de Roches, going with him on the king's service, has the like nominating John atte Halle and Henry de Bourn. 1.