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1233-03-24, Otford
Safe-conduct until a week after Midsummer for a ship of Sandwich, which Edmund de la Wale leads, freighted by William Joinier, citizen of London, to whom belong the wines and merchandise therein directed to S. de Malo Leone and his bailiffs. By the justiciary.
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1233-03-24, Otford
The like for the said William for another ship which Adam son of Martin leads.
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1233-03-24, Otford
Protection without term for W. bishop of Ossory.
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1233-03-27, Rochester
Presentation of William de Plessetis to the church of Fotston; and the letters are directed to the archbishop of York; and other letters to the archdeacon of Richmond.
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1233-03-28, Otford
Extension for one month of the safe-conduct until Easter which Henry de Trubleville has in coming to the king; and grant that the security of certain magnates, which he has for his said safe-conduct, shall endure to the same term. Before S. de Sedgrave, the justiciary.
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1233-03-28, Teynham
Protection, until 1 August, for the abbot of Boxle, gone to Wales to make a visitation of the Cistercian houses in those parts, for himself and for his granges, goods and possessions.
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1233-04-08, Otford
Protection, without term, for Adam, sometime abbot of Eynesham. : By G. de Craucumbe.
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1233-04-11, Otford
Licence for the abbot and monks of Rufford to assart an acre by the king's perch of their wood by their abbey in the forest of Shirewude, nearest the abbey on the south and west sides and to enclose the same for the enlargement of the abbey ; so that the said acre shall be quit …
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1233-04-11, Otford
Mandate to the justices next in eyre for pleas of the forest in the county of Nottingham not to take occasion against the abbot and monks thereof.
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1233-04-11, Otford
The like to Peter de Rivallis to permit them to enclose the said acre.
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1234-04-01, Faversham
Appointment for life of Brian de Insula to the castle and manor of DBollesovre for his maintenance in the king's service ; and mandate to W. Basset to cause him to have seisin thereof, saving to the king his stock and ploughs in the said manor, and to the same Williain his stock …
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1234-04-05, Canterbury
Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for the men of Gant, coming to England to account with the king touching their debt to him, and to view how much they have paid thereof.
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1234-04-07, Rochester
Pardon to John son of Robert de Ingoldesthorp of the abjuration of the realin which he made for the death of Michael de Dersingham; with the usual conditions. For the lord of Canterbury.
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1234-04-07, Rochester
Exemption for life to Anketil Mallore from suits of shires, wapentakes, and trithings (treiny ) and from being put on assizes, juries or recognitions.
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1234-07-17, Rochester
To E. archbishop of Canterbury. Grant at his instance that Maurice son of Gerold, justiciary of Ireland, may boldly and with full assurance commit himself and his men to the protection of the archbishop and the church of Canterbury in coming to the king in England at his command …
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1234-07-17, Rochester
The like to L. archbishop of Dublin and earl Richard the king's brother by two pairs of letters made at Westminster on 2 August.
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1234-07-24, Rochester
Safe-conduct for John de Bereford, going to Ireland, with letters of E. archbishop of Canterbury, of safe-conduct for Maurice son of Gerold, justiciary of Ireland, whom the archbishop has taken into his safe-conduct by order of the king in coming to the king in England.
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1234-07-25, Rochester
Mandate to all sheriffs to arrest all those offenders of the forest, whose names John de Nevill will let them know, as he will tell them or command them by letter.
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1234-07-25, Rochester
Mandate to the masters of the Cinque Ports who have arrested ships of Depe or elsewhere of the power of the king of France to restore to Giles de Depe all the tuns of wine found in his ship when arrested, which ship they afterwards delivered to him by order of the king, so that …
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1235-02-01, Faversham
To the barons of the Cinque Ports. For the damages done by men of the count of Brittany to Geoffrey de Glamorgan, the king has given the said Geoffrey licence, until a year after the Purification in this year, to recover upon the men of.the count chattels and goods to the value …