July 16, Portsmouth

with clause royamus, for the brethren of the bridge of their men, lands, goods, rents and possessions, and their mescollecting alms for the maintenance of themselves and the bridge. assent to the postulation of Master Maurice, precentor of Cloyne, bishop of Ross; directed to I. the pope. to Queen Eleanor that she may freely make her will whenever pleases to the amount of 8,000 marks. Because otherwise below. for life, of John de Haulton from being put on assizes, or recognitions, and from being made sheriff, coroner, escheator, forester, agister or regarder. like of Robert de Cambhogh. to Queen Eleanor that, over and above her proper goods, she freely make her will, whenever she pleases, of the king's goods, her executors shall be satisfied by the king or his heirs at the to the sum of 8,000 marks. By K. and C. to Bertram de Crioyl, constable of Dover, of 640 marks a year at Exchequer for the keeping of the said castle, so long as he have the thereof, in addition to the castle guard rents belonging to the said the issues of the town of Dover, and the toll of the same town belongs to the king in like manner granted for the said custody. to Queen Eleanor and R. earl of Cornwall, to cause this sum delivered to him.