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1234-11-27, St Albans
Appointment of Jordan Oliveri, Robert de Blakeford, John de Reyny and William de Draycot as justices to deliver the gaol of Ivelcestre, on the octave of St. Nicholas, of Richard son of Simon, clerk ; and mandate to the sheriff of Sumerset to bring him before them.
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1235-10-14, Hertford
Safe-conduct, until a fortnight after Tuesday following the feast of t. Denis, for Margaret wife of H. earl of Kent, and Margaret her daughter; to come to Keninton to speak with him.
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1244-05-25, Kings Langley
Acknowledgment by Roger de Monte Alto, steward of Chester, of the receipt from the king of the castle (sic) of Mold, to hold on the condition, mentioned above. [See .] : . 448 with clause rolumus for Hamo de Crevequer, who is sent on service for the defence of the sea, for …
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1244-06-08, St Albans
Grant to the barons of Winchelesse, for the making of a quay for the defence and improvement of their town, that they may take 2s. on every ship coming within their port and carrying 40 tuns of wine and over, for one year from Midsummer next.
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1244-06-08, St Albans
Appointment of John le Fraunceis and Reginald de Bungeye to expedite the king's affairs touching the inquisitions of the forests, by the counsel of W. de Eboraco, provost of Beverley, according to the form which he lately touched upon before the king at London, reserving …
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1244-06-08, St Albans
Mandate to G. de Segrave, justice of the forest, and his fellows, appointed to make the said inquisition, to cause all the inquisitions which they have made, or shall make, to come before the said Thomas and Reyner (sic) to be heard.
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1244-06-08, St Albans
In like manner is written to Thomas de Newerk, Richard de Clifford and Philip de Couele.
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1244-06-08, St Albans
Grant to the barons of Winchelesse, for the making of a quay for the defence and improvement of their town, that they may take 2s. on every ship coming within their port and carrying 8O tuns of wine and over, for one year from Midsummer next.
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1244-06-08, St Albans
Appointment of John le Fraunceis and Reginald de Bungeye to expedite the king's affairs touching the inquisitions of the forests, by the counsel of W. de Eboraco, provost of Beverley, according to the form which he lately touched upon before the king at London, reserving …
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1244-06-08, St Albans
Mandate to G. de Segrave, justice of the forest, and his fellows, appointed to make the said inquisition, to cause all the inquisitions which they have made, or shall make, to come before the said Thomas and Reyner (sic) to be heard.
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1244-06-08, St Albans
In like manner is written to Thomas de Newerk, Richard de Clifford and Philip de Couele.
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1244-06-10, St Albans
Exemption for life of James de Cravill from being put on juries, assizes or recognitions.
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1244-06-10, St Albans
Mandate to J. Lestrange, justice of Chester, to deliver John de Mariscis and Richard de Mariscis, in the prison of Chester, to M. son of Gerold, justiciary of Ireland, to do the king's orders with them.
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1244-06-10, St Albans
Grant, during pleasure, to Gerard de Blavia of 100/. a year at the exchequer of Michaelmas. Bond to Robert de Rauncun to pay him 40. at the Exchequer of Michaelmas next, residue of his yearly fee of 100/.
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1244-06-10, St Albans
Exemption for life of James de Cravill from being put on juries, assizes or recognitions.
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1244-06-10, St Albans
Mandate to J. Lestrange, justice of Chester, to deliver John de Mariscis and Richard de Mariscis, in the prison of Chester, to M. son of Gerold, justiciary of Ireland, to do the king's orders with them.
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1244-06-10, St Albans
Grant, during pleasure, to Gerard de Blavia of 100/. a year at the exchequer of Michaelmas. Bond to Robert de Rauncun to pay him 40/. at the Exchequer of Michaelmas next, residue of his yearly fee of 100/.
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1244-06-11, St Albans
Grant to Richard de Dovor, king's kinsman, of the custody during the minority of the heirs, of the lands late of Geoffrey de Costentyn, in Ireland, for his maintenance in the king's service, to wit, both the lands which he held in chief and those which he held of Walter de Lacy.
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1244-06-11, St Albans
Mandate to M. son of Gerold to give him seisin thereof.
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1244-06-11, St Albans
Grant to the earls, barons, good men and commonalty of the land of Ireland that the service which the king exacts from them at present, to wit, to come to the king to maintain the expedition of the army, if it should happen to be without Ireland, shall not hereafter prejudice …