1305-01-22, Spalding
Pardon to John de Burbache, in the gaol of Old Sarum for the death of John Giffard, as it appears by the record of Salomon de Roffa and his fellows, justices last in eyre in the county of Wilts, that he killed him in selfdefence. By C. 12. _ Grant to the bailiffs and good men of the city of Norwich of murage for five years. By pet. of C. 12, Grant to Hugh le Despenser of what belongs to the king for the trespasses of John le Harpur in hunting in forests, parks and warrens and carrying away venison. By K. on the information of the said Hugh. 14, Pardon to Roger de Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, of all his debts to the king, whether his own or those of his ancestors, for arrears of farms or any other cause: saving to the king and his heirs 20,000U. sterling to be paid by the earl's next heir of his body on coming of age, as is contained in a chirograph between the king and the earl: and the executors of his will shall suffer no impediment in the free administration of his will by reason of the payment of this sum. By K. 13. _ Letters for the prior of Little Malverne, staying in England, nominating William de Lythyngton and Robert le Gardener his attorneys in Ireland for two years. 12.
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- Hugh le Despenser 5677 other appearances →
- John Giffard 1528 other appearances →
- John Harpur 177 other appearances →
- John de Burbache 25 other appearances →
- Robert Gardener 8 other appearances →
- Robert le Gardiner 84 other appearances →
- Roger le Bigot 891 other appearances →
- Salomon de Roff' 175 other appearances →
- William de Lythyngton 2 other appearances →
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