1308-03-04, Westminster
Pardon, at the instance of Giles de Argenteym, to Mariin de Littlebury Carlisle, for the death of William le Clerk of Wodefordemulne, for escaping from the bailiffs of the late king, and for abjuring the realm. by p-8. 1308. 12. _ Licence, after inquisition ad guod dumnum, for the alienation in mortmain by Alice Harvays to the prior and Friars Preachers of Ipswich of a piece of land in that place, subject to the payment by them of a rent of d. a year to the king, they having satisfied Payn Tybetot for the rent of 6d. a year due to him out of that land. Reymund de Villers, executor of the will of Gerard de Villers, going beyond seas, has letters nominating Gerard son of Reymund de Villers his attorney for two years. 12.
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