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1. 1298-04-24 date: inferred

   1298. Aprit 25. Inspextmus and confirmation of a chirograph between Robert Tybotot St. Albans. and William de Ros, dated Bayone, 1 March, 25 Edward I., being an agreement that Payn, son and heir of the former, should mar…

2. 1298-04-24 date: inferred

   Pardon to Robert son of Walter, for bis services in Gascony, of all the St. Albans. arrears due frcem him for the castle of Bere and the county of Meroinyth which he held at farm, both during the time of the late war in …

3. 1298-04-24 date: inferred

   Presentation of Bartholomew de Flixton to the church of Feltewell, in St. Albans. the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Ely. By K., on the information of J. de Benstede.…

4. 1298-04-24 date: inferred

   Letters for the prior of St. Andrew's, Northampton, going to his general chapter, nominating brother Hugh de Neuton Lungeville and John de Bucton his attorneys for one year.…

5. 1298-04-24 date: inferred

   The like for Master Thedisius de Camilla, canon of the king's free chapel of Wolverhampton, going beyond seas, nominating Andrew de Janus for two years. April 6.…

6. 1298-04-24 date: inferred

   The like for Peter de Stradelinges, going to Ireland, nominating John de Westminster. Ditton and Nicholas Fraunceys, for two years. By K. April 24.…

7. 1298-04-24 date: inferred

   Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for John Wogan St. Albans. staying in Ireland, on the king's service. April 26.…

8. 1298-04-24 date: inferred

   Pardon to John Tregoz for breaking the park of Devises and taking St. Albans. there two does.…

9. 1298-04-24 date: inferred

   Mandate to the justices, foresters and other ministers of forests this side and beyond Trent, not to interfere with Roger de Mortuo Mari, to whom the king has granted licence to hunt with his greyhounds in the forests an…

10. 1298-04-24 date: inferred

    Writ of aid, directed to the sheriff and others of Chester, for the servants whom H. de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, is sending there, to buy necessaries against his present journey to Scotland on the king's service. . 347 to …