1256-05-08, Windsor
[Mil 517 The abbot and convent of St. Mary's, York, 820 marks The prior and convent of Semplingham, 400 marks The abbot and convent of Evesham, 400 marks The prior and convent of Durham, 800 marks The same prior and convent of Durham, 500 marks The prior and convent of Bath, 400 marks [Vacated.] Because elsewhere. The prior and convent of Gyseburn, 800 marks The abbess and convent of Berking, 100 marks that all the writs at whose heads a cross is placed have surrendered. to Hugucio Mazze or Mace and Huguchio Simonetti his brother, and their fellows, citizens and merchants of Florence. to Reynold Rayneri and his fellows, merchants of Siena. by ordinance made by Master Nicholas de Plumpton, papal and chaplain, and Master William le Luchesfeud, commissary Rustald, executor of the business of the Cross, deputed from See: The abbot and convent of Colecestre, 107 marks The abbot and convent of Neusum, 220 marks to Aldebrand and his fellows. The abbot and convent of Colcestre, 100 marks for this monastery and its cells The prior and convent of Bridlington, 100 marks to Karliun Gumbert, Caltagun Bona Cursi and their fellows, merchants of Florence. The abbot and convent of St. Albans, for the monasteries and its cells, 600 marks to Mainettus and his fellows. [These five vacated] because elseirhere. to Master Gilbert de Millers and others, collectors of the tenth to pay 1880 marks thereof to the above Master Rostand, in of 4000 pounds of Tours which the said Rostand paid by of the king, upon mandate of pope Alexander, to the bishop of for losses and expenses in the affairs of Sicily in the time of Innocent. By the bishop of Hereford, Master Rostand, John Maunsel, Robert Walerand and others of the king's council. to the crusaders of Gascony that they may enjoy all the liberties to them by the pope and the king. By Master Rostand and the aforesaid. of a composition made by Master Rostand with the [abbot convent of Waleden cancelled] upon the above tenth. By the bishop of Hereford and Master Rostand. ee _ e The like to the following abbots and priors, and their convents : The prior of Watton. [Cancelled.] The abbot of Furness. [Cancelled.] je Kirkestead. [Cancelled. Abbendon. The prior of Semplingcham. The abbot of Rammeseye. The abbess of St. Edwards. [Cancelled.] The abbot of Giseburn. Balinton. [Cancelled.] The prior of Hyde, Winchester. The abbot of St. Edwards. Thorneye. W. bishop of Durham. [Cuncelled.] The abbot of Bardeneye. [Cancelled.] - Leicester. i Peterborough. 3 Croyland. [Cancelled.] The prior of Ely. [Cancelled.] The abbot of Glastonbury. [Cancelled.] The prior of Durham. - Blyth. [Cancelled.] The abbot of Rievaulx. [Cancelled.] The prior of Holy Trinity, York. The abbot of Meaux. [Cancelled.] Warden. [Cancelled.] i Croyland. [Cancelled.] si Radinges. si Wautham. s Oseneye. The prior of Leus. The abbot of St. Mary's, York. 3 Evesham. The prior of Semplingham. 3 Durham. 3 Bath. - Gyseburn. - Norwich. Tefford. The abbess of Berking. Where the names are cancelled the writs were surrendered, In some letters it is written thus, Master Rostand or Master Bernard de Sena.
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