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1234-08-25, Odiham
between earl Gilbert and the magnates of Ireland and England, and the king releases to the said Gilbert and his brothers the indignation he had against them on the said ground.
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1234-08-25, Odiham
Grant to Ralph de Picheford, or his assign, for a fine of 300 marks, of the custody, during the minority of the heirs, of the land and heirs of John son of Derement (sic), with the marriage of the heirs.
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1234-08-25, Odiham
To the justiciary of Ireland. The king has granted to William de Radeclive, king's chaplain, that as soon as there is an opportunity by reason of any dignity in Ireland being void and in the king's hands, there shall be assigned to him by L. archbishop of Dublin, 15 marks of …
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1234-08-25, Odiham
Licence for William le Machun, merchant of Leoyre, to come to the king's dominions with his ship to trade.
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1234-08-25, Odiham
The like for John Beringer of Leoyre.
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1234-08-25, Odiham
The like for Ralph de Berners for two years from Michaelmas.
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1234-08-25, Odiham
Notification to the good men of Winchester that the king has given his assent to the election of Nicholas de Kyvilli, citizen of Winchester, as mayor of Winchester and that the said Nicholas has taken his oath to the king touching those things that pertain to the mayoralty ; and …
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1234-08-25, Odiham
Grant to the goodmen of Winchester that they shall hold the said city at farm for two years from Michaelmas next, rendering at the exchequer of Michaelmas term 80/. by tale, as they used to render formerly.
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1234-08-25, Odiham
Grant to William de Radeclive, king's chaplain, of the tithes of the demesne of the manor of Tetebiry, void and in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and heir of John de Brausa; and presentation of the said chaplain to the bishop of Worcester with a request …
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1234-08-25, Odiham
Exemption for life of Agatha de Cockefeld from suits of counties, hundreds and wapentakes. By the said bishop.
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1234-08-25, Odiham
Mandate to the sheriffs of Sussex and Notingham to cause these letters to be read in their counties and to permit the said Agatha to have the said liberty.
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1234-08-25, Odiham
Appointment of Geoffrey de Turevill, archdeacon of Dublin, to the custody, during pleasure, of the treasurership of the Exchequer, Dublin, with mandate to M. son of Gerold, justiciary of Ireland, to give him seisin thereof, admitting him as treasurer of the king in Ireland ad …
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1234-08-25, Odiham
Mandate to Eustace de Leveland, chancellor of Chichester, or his assigns in Ireland, to deliver to him the treasure and the rolls of the said Exchequer and all other appurtenances of the Exchequer, which are in the custody of Eustace. By the same words afterwards a mandate was …
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1234-08-25, Odiham
Writ de intendendo for him directed to the barons of the Exchequer, Dublin,
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1235-01-06, Winchester
. 87 Writ of Liberate to the treasurer and chamberlains for 20/. a year in at Easter and Michaelmas which the king has granted during to Adam son of William to maintain him in the office of justice.
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1235-01-06, Winchester
Mandate to the abbot of Strafford to pay to William de Huntercumbe his heirs 20/. a year out of the 31/. 12:/. which the abbot is accustomed pay yearly at the Exchequer for the land called Subir [y ], in Hamme ; the king has provided him or his heirs with land to the value of a …
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1235-01-06, Winchester
Protection, without term, for the abbot of Iulton. By Henry de Aldithelega. to the barons of the Exchequer to allow the abbot of Strafford 20/. which he is ordered to pay to Williamt de Huntercumbe as above. to Adam son of William of 20/. a year at the Exchequer, during to …
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1235-01-07, Winchester
To M. son of Gerold, justiciary of Ireland. The king at the instance of G. Marshal, earl of Pembroke, has pardoned Miles de Rupe Forti, 2001. Stephen de Hereford, 800 marks, and Geoffrey de Northach, 100 marks of their fine which they made with him because they were taken with …
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1235-01-07, Winchester
Mandate to Henry de Trublevill, seneschal of Gascony, not to disturb Hugh de Vivona in respect of the custody during the minority of the heir of the land and heir of Peter Gaveret with the marriage of the heir, which the king has granted to him.
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1235-01-07, Winchester
Licence, for two years from Hilary next, for William le Vingnun, provost of Barbeflut, to have a ship called la Ejree, brought to England with things and merchandise to trade with.