1242-05-06, Portsmouth

to the executors of the will of J. de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, of the of the manor of Waleton, in the king's hands by reason of his cusof the land and heir of the said earl, to. be received by the hand of the of Penwurtham, to whom the king has committed it at farm during minority of the inheritors of the said manor; and for this grant the have released to the king all the profits which he received from custody of Roger de Mubray, and from the goods of the said custody. has other letters patent thereof directed to himself for him to answer said farm to the said executors. to the barons of the Exchequer to cause this to be enrolled. to the abbess of Lacok that every week she shall have a cart once in the forest of Melkesham for dead wood for her hearth, pleasure. . to Reginald de Moyun, justice of the forest, to permit this. to William de Cantilupo that he shall render yearly for the of Brugewauter with the castle and other appurtenances, for the that it has been in his hands by order of the king and during 64/. 10 /., its extent. to the barons of the Exchequer to cause this to be done and during pleasure, of Henry de Bathonia to the custody of of Pikeringh. to Robert de Pikeringe to give him seisin thereof. to the barons of the Cinque Ports to be intendant, during to Bertram de Cryoyl, constable of the castle of Dover, in all pertaining to the said ports. to the sheriff of Surrey, at the mandate of the said Bertram, to him aid and counsel for the munition of the castle of Dover, with men and other things as are needed for the keeping of the peace and of the realm. like to the sheriffs of Kent and Sussex, Essex and Hertford.