Pay Lenfaunt

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1. 1290-02-08 date: inferred

   to the justiciary of Ireland, or such as shall supply his place, by writ of liberate under the Irish seal, 40/. yearly to Walter appointed to hold the pleas following the said justiciary. to John Giffard of Grimmesfeld o…

2. 1290-02-08 date: inferred

   Licence for Robert son of Walter to enfeoff Edmund, earl of Cornwall, of all his lands, tenements and knight's fees in the county of Devon, to hold in chief as the said Robert held them. Feb. 7.…

3. 1290-02-08 date: inferred

   Grant to Ralph de Hardredeshull of the custody, during the minority of the heirs, of two parts of the manor of Wermyngham, late of Warin de Meynwaryn, tenant in chief, at a rent of 13. 1s. 64d. Feb. 4.…

4. 1290-02-08 date: inferred

   Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for : Master Thomas de Loggore, going beyond seas on the king's service. Master William de Grenefeld. Feb. 9.…

5. 1290-02-08 date: inferred

   Mandate to bailiffs and ministers that, as the order to arrest wines and goods of certain merchants of Gascony for a trespass there committed is not intended to apply to sailors of the realm, bringing such goods in their…

6. 1290-02-08 date: inferred

   Restitution to the prior and convent of Christ Church Twynham of their hundred of Pydele, which had been taken into the king's hand because the _ said prior, by his own authority and not by judgment of the said hundred, …

7. 1290-02-08 date: inferred

   The like for :- 3 John de Saunford, canon of St. Patrick's, Dublin, staying in England, nominating Nicholas de Chiltham in Ireland for three years. Drogo de Barentyn, going beyond seas, nominating Alan Osemund until Mich…

8. 1290-02-08 date: inferred

   Confirmation of leases made by the king's order, by Bogo de Knoyill and Reginald de Leygh, of waste lands, &c. belonging to Montgomery Castle, to the following persons to hold of the honor of that castle : (1) In a waste…

9. 1290-02-08 date: inferred

   Pardon to John Brun, clerk, of his outlawry in the county of Oxford for as it appears that he has now surrendered to the prison of Oxford.…