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1273-01-01, Reading
abbot of Radinges puts in his place Richard de Rippele and William in the suit before the king's subjects supplying his place in concerning a trespass made on the abbot by Robert de Pole, de la Dene, Thurgisius de Herdefeud, Roger le Beddele, William e Matthew Crust and Mary de …
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1274-08-25, Windsor
barons and bailiffs of Winchelsea. Order not to permit any wool out of the realm through their bailiwick or those parts except licence by letters patent. Membrane id The like to the barons and bailiffs of the port of La Rye, Sandwyz, Heth, Romenal, and Dover,
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1274-08-26, Windsor
justices appointed for the custody of the Jews.
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1274-08-26, Windsor
Order to so according to the value of the tenement of Stephen Maulovei of for the assignment of such terms for the payment of debts that he owes to divers Jews of the realm that he may have maintenance from his tenement, and that he may satisfy the for the remainder, as divers …
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1274-08-26, Windsor
Order to so according to the value of the tenements of William de Tanstern, de Tanstern, and Walter Rudesteyn of Hayton of co. York, for the of such terms for the payment of divers debts that they owe to Jews of the realm that they may have reasonable maintenance from lands, and …
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1274-08-26, Windsor
the keeper of the prison of Flete. It has been shewn to the king on of John de Whytewell, John Lance, Stephen le Keu, and Walter that whereas Thomas de Bek appealed them before the justices at of the death of Philip de Hakefeud, and they placed themselves a jury (patriam) before …
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1274-08-26, Windsor
Order to cause men of co. Norfolk to come before them, as above. By Robert Burn ell] and Anthony Bek. 28.
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1274-08-26, Windsor
To the sheriff of Berks. Order to cause John le Clerk of Waleton, imprisoned at Wyndesor for the death of John de Edelmeton, slain at. Kunyton, co. Middlesex, to be released on the mainprise following, as John Raghen of co. Middlesex, John le Clerk of Cherdinton of the same …
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1274-08-26, Windsor
To the sheriff of Kent. Order to respite until the morrow of All Souls the demand on the barons of the port of Faveresham for 20/. exacted of them by summons of the exchequer, in order that in the meantime the king, when fully informed concerning this matter, may cause justice …
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1274-08-26, Windsor
To the same. The like order in favou the barons of the port of Sandwich for 100 marks. . 99 Doket, Thomas Dynedans and William Dinedans, imprisoned at for the death of William le Berker, wherewith they are charged, to the sheriff of Wilts to bail them.
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1274-08-27, Windsor
William de Bolevill came before the king, on Monday after St. Bartholomew, and sought to replevy his land in Colevill and Karslake, which was taken into the king's hands for his default in the king's court against Eugenia, late the wife of John de Bolevill.
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1274-08-27, Windsor
At the instance of his sister, the queen of Scotland, the king has granted to R. bishop of Dublin, staying in Scotland, that Robert de Rebercy, whom the bishop appointed in his place, might make attorneys in the bishop's name in suits until the end of seven years, and that the …
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1274-09-08, Windsor
Reginald le Waleys came before the king, on Sunday after the Nativity, and sought to replevy to John le Noreys the latter's laud in Worton, which was taken into the king's bands for his default in the king's court against Hugh de Tywe, Margery his wife, and Agnes Margery's …
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1274-09-08, Windsor
Stephen de Fernhale came before the king, on Sunday the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary, and sought to replevy to Giles de Avenebury his land in Boclinton, which was taken into the king's hands for his default in the king's court against Matilda de la Haye. . Reginald le …
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1274-09-09, Windsor
To the sheriff of Worcester. Order to cause the tenth of temporalities and of spiritualitics granted to the king by the pope for two years and its arrears to be levied from those who detain them, or from their benefices and goods in that county, whenever he shall be required to …
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1274-09-09, Windsor
The like to all the sheriffs of England, to the keepers of the bishopric of Durham, and to the justice of Chester. [Prynne, Records, iii. 133.]
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1274-09-10, Windsor
To Amicia, countess of Devon. Whereas the king has confirmed the late king's grant to the prioress and nuns of Aumbresbyry of the 48/, yearly that Amicia was wont to pay at the exchequer for the manor of Melkesham, which the late king granted to her for life at fee-ferm, to be …
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1274-09-13, Windsor
barons of the exchequer.
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1274-09-13, Windsor
Order to acquit Master Berard de the pope's notary, of 100s. in which he was amerced before Roger de Seyton and his fellows, justices last in eyre in co. Southfor the escape of a thief from his prison in Andovre, as the king him this sum.
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1274-09-13, Windsor
Richard de Clifford, escheator this side Trent.