July 7, Portsmouth

. 209 to Ralph de Haya of 40 marks a year at the Exchequer for his in the king's service. By K. to Henry de Bretton, king's clerk, of 50/. a year there for the purpose. king has received a loan from his brother, R. earl of Cornwall, of marks upon the king's Jewry, repayable from the commonalty of Jews of England out of their tallage by the Assumption, on condition if the commonalty have then paid the same such Jews as the earl select, their lands and chattels,(/wives and little ones, shall be delivered earl for him to detain them where he will until the said money is paid by them: and therefore he commands Philip Luvel, the king's and the justices assigned for the keeping of the Jews, to cause to be so paid and done. By K. and C. to Henry de Batonia of 100 marks a year at the Exchequer for maintenance in the king's service. By K. and the earl. to Ernald de Bosco, justice of the forest on this side Trent, whereas John Maunsell, provost of Beverley, has surrendered to the all that bailiwick of the forest between the bridges of Stanford and previously committed to his keeping, he is to keep the said during pleasure, saving to the said John the keeping of the of Rokingham; and the king has commanded the said John to the said bailiwick to be delivered to him. to the said John to deliver the said bailiwick to him, retaining keeping of the castle of Rokingham. of Queen Eleanor to keep and govern the realm of England the lands of Wales and Ireland with the counsel of Richard, earl of the king's brother, until the king's return from Gascony: and to all to be intendant to her. They were handed to the queen. for life, of Claromunda de Suhampton from any tallage to the king. like of William Clarel from being put on assizes, juries or to provide for John Maunsell, provost of Beverley, or his assigns, yearly of land in wards or escheats, for certain land in Hildesle, Leicester (sic), whereof he was disseised by 8. de Monte Forti, ear of and certain other land which he surrendered to the prior of the of Dover by order of the king. of aid directed to all sheriffs of England for Elerius, abbot of for the furtherance of matters affecting the king's affairs and the manors, cities and boroughs in England, in the form which the will more fully expound to them on the king's behalf: and they are jurors to come before him when required. By K. all citizens, burgesses, bailiffs and other the king's tenants in cities, and all other manors and demesnes throughout England. The is sending to them the said Elerius to extend and approve by the oath and other good men the said cities, boroughs, manors and and to enquire by oath of the same touching all manner of escheats, and alienations made therein, and touching advowsons of churches in all counties belonging to the king; and to make the king's profit thereof, and recall the king's rights according to the laws and the customs of the realm; and therefore he commands them to be intendant to him in the premises.