July 21, Portsmouth

Mandate to Richard, earl of Cornwall, to cause 2001. yearly of land to be assigned out of the first escheats or wards which fall in in England, to the queen, to whom the king has granted the same for the maintenance of her chamber. Power, during the king's absence in Gascony, to R. earl of Cornwall, and Master William de Kilkenny, king's clerk, archdeacon of Coventry, to confer all ecclesiastical benefices in England and Wales belonging to the king's gift, which fall void during his absence. By K They were handed to the earl. . 215 for life, of John Moyne from being put on assizes, juries recognitions, and from being made sheriff, coroner, escheator, forester, verderer, agister or regarder. protection, without clause, so long as the king be in Gascony, Robert de Barblingg. to J. son of Geoffrey, justiciary of Ireland, to cause all the wastes in Ireland to be lodged in (hospitari) by Michaelmas; and find any lands waste after that term, he is to take them into the hands and keep them safely until further order.