1234-07-07, Kempton

of a truce made at Mudele between the king and all his by EF. archbishop of Canterbury, H. bishop of Rochester, and of Coventry, on the one part, and L. prince of Aberfrau and of Snaudon, and all his men and adherents, Welsh and any others he in the beginning of the war called the war of Richard Marshal, ear on the other part, on Wednesday after the feast of the Trinity, 18 Henry III, to endure for two years from St. James the in that year, to wit, that as well the king and his men as the L. and his men should be in the same tenements, lands, men and as they were at the beginning of the war, without being during the truce, and that if in the meantime anything shall forfeited, amends shall be made by correctors elected thereto from sides, with power of making amends according to law and the of the March, in a competent place in the March, touching the forfeitures or trespasses within the town which the correctors may fit, the truce nevertheless remaining in force throughout the above No newcastle shall be strengthened or ruined one restored in March during the truce, and lands shall be common according to the of the truce at another time taken by the said bishops at Brocton. have sworn on the king's soul that this truce will be observed, J. le Blund, Henry de Aldithele, John Lestrange, and Hervey to the lord of Coventry, and the said Henry Alditheleg, John and Hervey Bagod to come at the place and day which will appoint to conduct the said David to the king.