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1279-09-14, Buckden
Order to the same to deliver to John de Kirkeby, son and heir of Amice de Gorham, tenant in chief, the lands late of his said mother, he having done homage.
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1279-09-23, Buckden
Richard de Holebrok, the king's steward.
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1279-09-23, Buckden
Order to cause the prior convent of Huntedon to have in the forest of Wanberge two good for fuel, of the king's gift.
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1280-08-01, Newstead
Order to cause the prior of St. Katherine's without and John de la Wade, late sheriff of Lincoln, to be acquitted of of the first moiety of the fifteenth in that county paid by them, on eve of the Nativity of St. Mary,in the fourth year, by the king's order de Luk and …
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1280-08-01, Newstead
Order to the sheriff of Suffolk, after receiving a fine of 6s. 8d. from Ernald Bonde of Martlesham, to deliver him from the prison of Melton Wherein he is detained for a trespass of redisseisin; the king having pardoned him for that sum out of compassion for his poverty.
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1280-08-02, Newstead-in- Sherwood
Appointment of Hamo de la Chaumbre for long service done to the king and the queen consort of the custody of the gate of Windsor Castle during good behaviour, and he is to receive the same as John Pollard, the late keeper, deceased, received. Writ de intendendo to the tenants of …
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1280-08-02, Newstead
Order to the bailiffs and good men of Newcastle upon Tyne to elect two burgesses to collect the murage which the king committed to them by letters patent so that they answered for 1201. yearly whereof 601. should go to the enclosing of the city and 60/. to the constable of the …
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1280-08-02, Newstead
Vacated because surrendered.
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1280-08-02, Newstead
Order to the sheriff of Huntingdon, after taking security from William le Moygne for rendering at the next Parliament after Michaelmas next 401. of a fine of 300 marks, to cause him to have respite of the residue until the end of the said Parliament.
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1280-08-03, Newstead-in- Sherwood
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the exchange of London, to pay out of the old money therein to Matthew de Columbariis, the king's butler, 154/. Qs. 4c?. of good money, not clipped, by weight and tale for wines bought to the king's use. The like …
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1280-08-03, Newstead-in- Sherwood
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle and Orlandinus de Podio, keepers of the exchange of London, to pay out of the old money therein to Matthew de (Columbariis, the king's butler, 154/. 16s. 4d. of good money, not clipped, by weight and tale for wines bought to the king's use.
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1280-08-03, Newstead-in- Sherwood
The like to the same to pay out of the old money therein to Thomas de Pampesworth 150/. of good money, not clipped, by weight and tale, for the expenses of Alphonso, the king's son.
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1280-08-03, Newstead-in- Sherwood
Protection addressed to all the king's friends for Odinus de Guasco, citizen of Noli (Naulensis) whom the king, in consideration of his service by sea and land has received as a member and merchant of the household ; willing that wherever he be he shall enjoy his favour, and be …
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1280-08-03, Newstead-in- Sherwood
Licence for the abbot and covent of Cumbe to buy in mortmain the lands of Adam de Vescy in Herdeburgh, which are of their own fee.
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1280-08-03, Newstead-in- Sherwood
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Nottingham of murage for five vears from the Invention of St. Stephen (sic) 8 Edward I.; in extension of a former grant for five years from Ascension Day, 3 Edward I.
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1280-08-03, Newstead-in- Sherwood
Letters for the abbot of Gervall, going beyond seas, nominating John de Thorinton and John de Benington, his fellow monks, as his attorneys until Christmas. " Protection with clause volumus, until a year after Michaelmas, for Nicholas de Weylaund, going to Ireland.
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1280-08-03, Newstead-in- Sherwood
Pardon to William son of William de Tocwith, in York gaol for the death of Ralph son of Thomas de Tocwith, on testimony before the king by John de Vallibus and his fellows, justices in eyre in the county of York, that he killed him in self-defence.
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1280-08-03, Newstead-in- Sherwood
Grant to the merchants of Holland and Zeeland and of Florence, count of Holland, at his request, of a truce, until Easter, in order that they may come into the realm with their things and merchandise, the said count having twice declared that the king shall, at his own will, …
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1280-08-03, Newstead-in- Sherwood
Grant to Philip Marmyon that his heirs shall be bound to pay all his debts due to the king at the time of his death, and that they shall not be levied on his goods after his death, nor shall his executors be compelled to pay them.
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1280-08-04, Newstead-in- Sherwood
Licence for the prior and convent of Newstead in Sherwood to enclose with a small dyke and a low hedge a meadow granted to them by the charters of t jg king's predecessors in Beskwode in Sherwood forest along tlie water of Leen, and to hold it in mortmain. Pardon to William le …