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1232-10-06, Windsor
Writ of aid for Bartholomew Peche, in pursuing Richard Suhard, Warin and Philip Basset in like terms as in the writ for Amaury de Sancto Amando above.
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1232-10-08, Reading
Safe-conduct until the octaves of Michaelmas for Morgan de Carleon and those he brings with him to Worcester on Monday before St. Matthew the Apostle on account of a contention between him and the earl Marshal touching the castle of Carleon. Nicholas de Lettres has letters …
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1232-10-08, Reading
Safe-conduct for Richard son of Basilis (filius Basilid') going to Album Monasterium with merchandise and victuals to trade, for such time as that castle is in the king's hands. By the justiciary.
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1232-10-08, Reading
Mandate to the bailiffs of Shrewsbury, notwithstanding the king's command that victuals and merchandise should not be taken to Album Monasterium, to permit men to go there to trade while the said castle is in the king's hands. By the justiciary. The men of Stafford have letters …
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1232-10-08, Reading
Acknowledgment of the receipt on Friday after Michaelmas, 17 Edward ITI, in the wardrobe at Evesham from William son of Warin, sheriff of Hereford, by William his serjeant, of 24/. received by the hands of the assessors and collectors of the fortieth in that county. By Peter de …
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1232-10-08, Reading
Grant to Baldwin de Ver of the custody during the minority of the heir of land to the value of 4/. a year in the manor of Tywe, late of Randolf, sometime earl of Chester and Lincoln, which are of the portion of Hugh de Albiniaco, the king's ward, and which the king had committed …
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1232-10-08, Reading
Mandate to sheriffs, constables, and other bailiffs to be counselling and aiding unto Amand, the king's steward [in the margin, Amaury de Sancto Amando] whom the king is sending to follow and take Richard Suward, Warin Basset, and Philip Basset, his enemies, who are journeying …
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1232-10-08, Reading
Presentation of William de Albiniaco, nephew of Philip de Albiniaco, to the church of Gaiton, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the land of the advocate of Bethune being in his hands.
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1232-10-08, Reading
Protection, without term, for the abbot and monks of Holy Cross, Hosterlan in Ireland.
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1232-10-08, Reading
Presentation of Fulk de Advertun, nephew of Payn de Chaorcis, to the church of Eppeworth, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and heir of Nigel de Mubray.
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1232-10-08, Reading
Mandate to the tenants of the castellany of Pevenese to do homage and service to Peter de Rivallis, chevecier of Poitiers, and the king's treasurer, the king having given the said castellany to him. Iil. 27
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1233-01-26, Windsor
Protection without term for Neemaym, bishop of Clogher.
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1233-01-27, Windsor
Mandate to Richard de Burgo, in answer to his letter sent to the king by William de Cauntel[upe] and P. prior of Adhissel, his messengers to England, praying him to believe what they would say from the writer riva voce, touching the delivery of the king's castles in Ireland and …
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1233-01-27, Windsor
Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas de Muleton to the custody of the county of Cumberland.
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1233-01-27, Windsor
Protection for Philip de Albiniaco, who is on the king's service beyond seas, for such time as he be there. Royal assent to the election of Wymarc [a], prioress of Elnestowe, to be abbess of that place; and a mandate is sent to the bishop of Lincoln to do his part herein.
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1233-01-27, Windsor
Appointment, during pleasure, of Hugh le Despenser (Dispens ) to keep the castle of Bollesovre, that was in the custody of Robert de Tatteshale, with mandate to the latter to deliver it.
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1233-01-27, Windsor
The like of Thomas de Muleton to keep the castle of Carlisle; with mandate to W. bishop of Carlisle, to deliver it to him.
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1233-01-27, Windsor
. 9 _____ 2 Membrane T Richard de Burgo has sent to the king Wiliam de Kauntilupe and P prior of Athisill, to England, by whom he has signified that he is to give credence to what they will say from him touching the delivery of the king's castles in his hands and the …
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1233-01-27, Windsor
Protection without term for Peter le Poitevin (/ ictaviensis) ; and grant for life that he be quit of toll with respect to all his own goods and merchandise. By K. before P. bishop of Winchester, and 8. de Sedgrave, the justiciary.
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1233-01-27, Windsor
Mandate to the bishop of Bazas asking him to do his best that the castle of Rocheford be surrendered to Hugh de Vivona, seneschal of Gascony, because the king is sure that it can be surrendered by the bishop without opposition if the bishop labours effectively at this.