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Exemplification of letters patent found upon the Chancellor's Rolls of the late king, 30 May, 30 Edward I., the originals of which have been lost, granting, after irquisition ad guod damnum taken by the sheriff of the county of Suffolk, licence to Robert de Bures and Alice his wife and James his brother to retain and hold to them and the heirs of the same Robert and James the manor of Badmundesfeld, which they had acquired without licence from John Engayne, tenant in chief. . Paarr I. 269 Assignment to William Inge, in part payment of 140 marks, in which the king is bound to him for wages and horses lost by him in the Scotch war and for his yearly fee from the wardrobe, of the 100 marks in which the prior of Wymundham is bound to the king by reason of the debts due to Walter, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, having been taken into the king's hands.