1235-03-25, Northampton

The like for Ansel de Norht. that Robert de Surevill with the king's licence has gone to island of Gerneseye to make a concord touching a plea which he there, on condition that when that plea is ended he return to the king once. By G. de Craucumb. until a year after Easter for John Muniot and Stephen merchants, coming to England with merchandise to trade there. By W. de Rale. like for Arnulf Garsie and Bernard de Agen, merchants of of aid to the bailiffs of Oxford, and the bailiffs of Walingford, Abendon and Rading, in favour of Peter de Wakering, king's appointed to make purveyances for the king against the coming of Easter, whom he is sending to them. lest in process of time any prejudice should arise for the and monks of Bonrepos by reason of presentation which the king made of John Maunsel, king's clerk, to the church of Baumbure, the said John obtained the said church at the presentation of the abbot and monks. to the justices next in eyre in the county of Hertford, that Kacok came before the king at St. Edmund's on Saturday before and prayed for his land of Hemsted to be replevied to him, Walter Barill claimed against him by the king's writ, and which taken into the king's hands on account of his default in not before the king in his eyre at Chelmereford. [Cancelled. Because on the dorse of the Close [toll. without term for the master and brethren of the Hospital of John of Jerusalem.