1232-10-08, Reading

Safe conduct date: inferred Regnal year 17 Henry III · Henry III · Patent Rolls · Membrane 2

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Dated in source: “Oct. 8” · Place: Reading (Berkshire)

Manuscript The National Archives, series C 66, membrane 2 (class as printed in the calendar; consult AALT/TNA for the original roll)

Safe-conduct until the octaves of Michaelmas for Morgan de Carleon and those he brings with him to Worcester on Monday before St. Matthew the Apostle on account of a contention between him and the earl Marshal touching the castle of Carleon. Nicholas de Lettres has letters directed to the free men of Whetel([eye] and Bingeham for an aid to acquit the expenses which he made in Wales. The prior and convent of St. Edmund's have letters of licence to elect an abbot, by Richard the sub-prior, the sacristan and the precentor, who came to court to pray for licence.

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