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1307-12-30, Canterbury
Order to the sheriff of Sussex to take into the king's hand the manor Burn, co. Sussex, whereof Edward I was seised in his demesne of fee and which certain persons entered immediately after his and still retain to the king's disherison; together with the and chattels found …
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1307-12-30, Canterbury
Order to the escheator on this side Trent to take into the king's the lands late of Stephen de Brokedish, deceased, tenant in
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1307-12-30, Canterbury
Order to the collectors of the ancient and new custom on wools, and woolfells in the port of London to deliver to Emery de and his fellows of the society of the Friscobaldi of Florence money arising from the said customs from the death of Edward I the said port and all money …
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1307-12-30, Canterbury
The like to the collectors in the ports of Lenn, Newcastle upon Boston, Ipswich, Southampton, Kyngeston upon Hull, Sandwich Jernemuth.
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1307-12-30, Canterbury
Presentation of Robert de Hurle, to the prebendal church of Bolewardeshethe in the free chapel of the king's castle at Hastings in the diocese of Chichester.
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Prohibition to the escheator on this side Trent, Walter de Gloucester, against meddling with the possessions of the convent of Waltham Holy Cross, the custody of that house and of its goods, during any voidance of the abbacy, having been granted by the late king to the prior and …
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Vacated because otherwise below.
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Grant, for four years, at the instance of Aymer de Valencia, earl vf Pembroke, to the bailiffs and good men of Gainsborough, of pavage upon all goods brought for sale into the town.
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Notification to Walter de Gloucester, escheator on this side Trent, that the canons of Waltham Holy Cross are to have the custody and administration of the possessions of their abbey during any voidance, in accordance with the grant to that effect by Richard I., which was …
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Mandate to Richard de Haustede the younger, to whom the king committed, during pleasure, the custody of Windsor Castle together with its Burgesses of Ypre, in the margin of the roll. 1808. . arinament and provisions, in consequence of his refusal to take over from Roger Sauvage, …
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Pardon of the outlawry of John de Molton for non-appearance before Westminster. William Martyn and the other justices of oyer and terminer of the late king for the county of Cornwall, to answer touching the death of Richard Elys of Kilhampton. Feb. 27.
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Pardon of the outlawry of William Ymayn of Edmondestoke for the death of John Helcot of Pylardentone. By p.s. March 1. The abbot of St. Katherine le Mont, Rouen, staying beyond seas, has Westminster. letters nominating Richard le Keu and Henry Saumon his attorneys for three …
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Licence, upon fine, for Juliana le Gaunt to grant in fee to Adam de Welle, 30 acres of pasture and 10 acres of wood in Welle and Malthorp, . held in chief. Jan. 18.
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Presentation of Master Richard de Clare to the church of Yoghwel, in Dever. the diocese of Cloyne, in the king's gift by reayon of the lands of Gilbert son of Thomas de Clare, deceased, tenant in chief, being in his hands. March I. The abbess of the house of the Holy Trinity, …
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Grant to Adam de Carleton, king's clerk, of the prebend in the church Eltham. of Exeter which Robert de Oldelode lately held, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter. March 1.
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Protection, until Michaelmas, for Thomas de Beltoft the younger, staying beyond seas with John de Hustwyt, king's clerk, on the king's service. Feb. 28.
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Grant to Master Robert de Foylloio, canon of Amiens and clerk of Philip, king of France, of the patronage of the prebend in the collegiate church of Abbeville, held by Nicholas called Pohiers de Brunesbert, should the latter wish to resign. March 6. The abbot of Vallemont (de …
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Pardon to Henry son of Copyn le Flemyng of York, clerk, for entering (Oxford Castle and abducting Alice de Droys, imprisoned there on a charge of receiving felons. By p.s. March 56.
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1308-01-02, Canterbury
Licence, upon fine, for Pavia daughter of Henry de Edmundesthorpe, to grant to John de Benham and Alice his wife, and to her heirs, a moiety of messuage and of two virgates of land in Edmundesthorpe, held in chief. March 7.