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1350-05-02, Westminster

Licence fur Richard de Thoresby, king's clerk, to ship in the port of Great Yarmouth by his servant William Clere of Ounesby 200 quarters of corn to make his profit of in Flanders or Seland. By C. 5. Insperimus and confirmation of letters patent (i Jrench) of Thomas de Dagworth, warden and lieutenant of the king and of John, duke of Brittany, in the parts of Brittany, dated at Henbon, 7 April, 1845, granting to the lady of Cluiscon, until repeal by his said lords or himself, all the levies and emoluments of la peritesse of Chyver, as well in fee as in demesne, with le chasev de tuor chacev, with all their appurtenances, to hold of the said lords by allegiance, to maintain her estate. By K. & C. 6.

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