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1236-09-20, York
Grant for life to Joan, queen of Scots, of the manor of Driffeld, with all its liberties and free customs as is more fwly contained in a charter thereof to her; with writ de intendendo to the tenants of the honor of Appointment, during pleasure, of Peter de Bedinton, clerk, to …
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1236-09-20, York
Writ de intendendo to the prior and convent.
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1236-09-20, York
The like of Thomas de Lech, clerk, to the custody of the abbey of Evesham. The prior and convent of Evesham have letters of licence to elect an abbot. The prior and convent of Croyland have the like.
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1236-09-23, York
Protection, without term, for the nuns of Molseby.
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1237-09-28, York
Grant that John son of Robert, and Thomas de Muleton, or others to be substituted by the king in their places if they cannot be found, shall come to Carlisle a fortnight after Michaelmas, and shall there swear [before the clerk of the papal legate, sent there for that purpose …
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1237-09-28, York
The like to the mayor and good men of Drogheda, with respect to a ship of the burgesses of Ayre, arrested on account of the same robbery, and the merchandise in her.
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1237-09-28, York
The like to Hugh de Lascy, earl of Ulster, with respect to any such merchandise arrested in his land.
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1237-09-28, York
To the bishop of Carlisle. The king has granted to Robert de Ros that on his presentation the bishop shall admit for this turn William de Notingham to the church of Sowreby; and therefore he commands the bishop to adinit the said William accordingly.
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1237-09-28, York
Grant to Robert de Lexinton, that in the event of the death of Jobn de Lexinton, his brother, without heirs of his body, the manor of Tuxford, with the hamlet of Warsop and other appurtenances, which hamlet the king by charter confirmed to the same John and his heirs, to hold by …
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1249-12-27, York
And he has a writ to G. de Langele, justice of the forest.
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1280-08-15, York
Order to Thomas de Normanvill, the king's steward, to take into the king's hand the lands late of David le Lardener, deceased, tenant in chief.
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1280-08-16, York
John de Exonia, treasurer of Exeter, and Master Henry de Boleet, archdeacon of Totnes, bringing news of the death of W. bishop of Exeter, have letters of licence to elect. Grant to William de Leye, during good behaviour, of the office of marshal before the justices in eyre in …
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1280-08-16, York
To the same effect. (Schedule). 395 Ratification of the power given by Eleanor, the king's consort, to William de Vergers, king's yeoman, of doing fealty in her name to Guy, count of Flanders, for the land in Flanders which has fallen to her by hereditary right and for which …
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1280-08-16, York
Ratification of a demise by Robert son of Roger to Thomas son of Thomas de Karliolo, burgess of Newcastle-on-Tyne, of the manor of Calewell and the town of Petlington, for seven years from Tuesday befoi-e the feast of the apostles Philip and James ; saving to the king the …
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1280-08-16, York
Mandate to Gregory de Rockesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the exchange of London, to lend to Eleanor, the king's mother, 350 marks of new money, as she could not obtain payment of the money which she is accustomed to receive every Whitsunday for the rent of the Agenais, …
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1280-08-16, York
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled. (Schedule).
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1280-08-16, York
To the same effect. 395 Ratification of the power given by Eleanor, the king's consort, to William de Vergers, king's yeoman, of doing fealty in her name to Guy, count of Flanders, for the land in Flanders which has fallen to her by hereditary right and for which fealty is …
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1280-08-16, York
Mandate to Gregory de Rockesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the exchange of London, to pay to Thomas Bek, keeper of the wardrobe, 200/. of new money and 200/. of old and good money, by weight and tale, to pay for the purchases of the great wardrobe in the fair of Boston …
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1280-08-16, York
Ratification of a demise by Robert son of Roger to Thomas son of Thomas de Karliolo, burgess of Newcastle-on-Tyne, of the manor of Calewell and the town of Petlington, for seven years from Tuesday before the feast of the apostles Philip and James; saving to the king the custody …
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1280-08-16, York
Simple protection, for one year, for Simon de Kynton.