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1272-11-02, Westminster
Presentation of Richard de la Rye to the church of Clyueware, in the diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the lands of Richard Siffrewast being in the king's hand?. The like of Master Thomas de Burnetou to the church of Drayton Passelewe, in the diocese of …
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1272-11-03
.John de Bnrlore, merchant of St. Omer, John de Sancto Omei'o, merchant of Lenn, and Lambert de Sancto Omero, merchant of St. Omer, Henry Houener, merchant of Louvain, Nicholas de Malins, merchant of Malines, Walter Hauberkyn, citizen and merchant of London,, Gregory de Rokesle, …
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1272-11-13, Westminster
Protection with clause [volumus], until Michaelmas, for him. 2. Reginald de Muidenhuth and Baldrick de Luterton, canons of Holy Cross, Waltham, bringing news of the death of Richard de Herghes, their abbot, have letters of licence to elect. MEMBRANES 3.
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1272-11-15, Westminster
Commission to Ralph de Hengham, on complaint by the abbot of Fecamp whereas he and his predecessors in the time of John son of Alan, lord of Arundel, and of John his son and heir and their predecessors, lords of Arundel, used by his bailiffs to receive amercements of his of …
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1272-11-18, Westminster
Cammission to Ralph de Henghan, on complaint by the abbot of Fécamp whereas he and his predecessors in the time of John son of Alan, lord of Arundel, and of John his son and heir and their predelords of Arundel, used by his bailiffs to receive amercements of his of Ecclesden, …
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1272-11-20, New Temple, London
Power to the abbots of Dore and HMghoman to receive the feahy of the said prince, as the government of the realm belongs to the king by hereditary succession, whereby the king caused his peace to be publicly proclaimed, and the prelates, earls, barons, and the rest of the peeis …
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1272-11-20, New Temple, London
Power to the abbots of Dore and Hagheman to receive the fealty of the said prince, as the government of the realm belongs to the king by bereditary succession, whereby the king caused his peace to be publicly procluimed, and the prelates, earls, barons, and the rest of the peers …
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1272-11-25, New Temple, London
Acknowledgment of the receipt from Llewellin sen of Griffith, prince of Wales, of 3,000 marks for the Christmas term 1272. Tested by W. archbishop of York, and E. earl of Cornwall.
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1272-11-25, New Temple, London
Acknowledgment of the receipt from Llewellin son of Griffith, prince of Wales, of 3,000 marka for the Christmas term 1272. Tested by W. archbishop of York, and E. earl of Cornwall.
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1272-11-29
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey of Wylton, for Juliana Giflfard, one of the nuns, whose election iis abbess received the royal assent of Henry III., and was confirmed by R. bishop elect of Salisbiiiy as the latter signified to the king. Mandate to the …
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1272-11-29
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey of Wylton, for Juliana Giffard, one of the nuns, whose election as abbess received the royal assent of Henry III., and was confirmed by R. bishop elect of Salisbury as the lutter signified to the king.
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1272-11-29
Mandate to the prioress and convent of Wilton, to whom Henry III. committed the custody of the abbey during voidance, to restore the temporalities to her.
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1272-12-01
of Geoffrey de Gates with the said Ralph in the above com- ( 40 ) [ The entries in this Roll are by the hand of Walter de Merton, the chancellor, unless otherwise specijied.
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1272-12-01, Westminster
of Geoffrey de Gates with the said Ralph in the above com- ( 0 ) [ The entries sn thss Roll are by the hand of Walter de Merton, the chancellor, unless otherwise specified. 24.
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1272-12-01, Westminster
Acquittance to N. bishop of Winchester for 500 marks whereby he satisfied Master Raymond de Nogeriis, papal nuncio, for the fine he made with the king and the said Raymond for the tenth of his temporalities for the first two years, which first two years the pope granted to the …
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1272-12-01, Westminster
Protection, until Easter, for Guygo, proctor of the house of St. Anthony, Vienne. 27.
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1272-12-01, Westminster
Protection with clause volumus, until Whitsunday, for David de Offinton, going to Ireland.
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1272-12-01, Westminster
Safe-conduct for the latter. 27.
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1272-12-01, Westminster
Mandate to all persons, on complaint by the above Gygo, that persons representing themselves to be brethren or proctors of his house, collect money, beasts and goods to their own use, to arrest all such as have not letters testimonial of the said proctor, until the king or the …
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1272-12-01, Westminster
Acquittance to the dean and chapter of Hereford for 10 marks paid at the Exchequer, wherein they fined for the twentieth contingent upon them and their villeins. 30.