1388-10-02, Cambridge

Restitution, with the assent and advice of the prelates, nobles and of the present Parliament, to the dean and canons of the of St. Stephen within the palace of Westminster, in accordance divers grants, and inter alia the king's grant to them on 3 August upon their petition, of the issues, from the date of the forfeiture Simon de Burley, knight, of the manors of Asshaitesford, Barton, Eslyng, Meere, Langele by Ledes, Elham and Colbrugge, of a of meadow in Eynesford, co. Kent, and the reversion of the of Wynchelfeld, co. Southampton, after the death of Robert Kymberle; and further, for their security in future, appointment John de Sleford, parson of Balsam, John de Appulton, 'homas de chaplain, John Days, chaplain, and Richard Bret, chaplain, the custody of the premises for thirty years at a rose rent, saving the dean and canons all the issues and profits. [Monasticon, vol. p. 1,361.]