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1308-12-16, Kennington
Licence, at the instance of John de Haustede, to Thomas de Knyghtesbrugge to erect houses on lands, not yet built upon, of the abbey of K 2 Westminster, in Westminster and Knyghtesbrugge.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Exemption for life for him in respect of any house, so built, from livery of stewards, marshals or other ministers of the king. By p.s. 20.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Grant in frank almoin by the king, for the safety of his own soul and those of his ancestors, to the prior and convent of the Friars Preachers of Langley of his garden adjacent to the parish church of that place, with two plots of land next the garden. By ps. 27.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Pardon to Michael de Pycombe of Lewes for the death of Alice daughter of Stephen le Machun of Chaggele, killed by him through misactvetares 26.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Presentation of Thomas de Langeford to the church of Yerdeburgh, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the offence commi by the prior of Alvyngham in acquiring the advowson of that church without licence from the late king. By K. 26.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Pardon to John le Mareschal for the death of Nicholas son of John de Sewelle at Dunstaple, as it appears by the record of Henry Spigurnel and Nicholas Fermbaud, justices of gaol delivery for Dunstaple, that he killed him in self-defence. 26.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas de Kertling and Christiana his wife te W. bishop of Worcester, of a plot of land in the ish of St. Mary atte Stronde, without the bar of the New Temple, ndon, and of a lane leading from thence to the Thames situate in the same …
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Pardon to John le Blowere of his outlawry for divers trespasses comeet. mitted in the county of Kent in the time of the late king. By p.s. 8.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Presentation of William de Leycestre to the chapel of St. John, Colneye, in the diocese of Lincoln. 4.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Pardon to Alexander de Sulfleghe and William his brother of their outlawry for non-appearance before William de Bereford and the other justices of oyer and terminer of the late king for the county of Sussex, for n breach of the park of Worthe and for taking a doe and buck, …
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Pardon to William brother of Alexander de Sulfleghe of his outlawry for non-appearance before the same justices to answer touching a breach of the parks at Worthe and Seggewyk, provided that he surrender as above. 3.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Exemption, for life, for Roger de Giney from being put on assizes, juries, or recognisances, By p.s. 15.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Pardon to William de Whithleye for burglary at the house of Thomas de odes of Fykesby, and for other trespasses committed in the time of the late king in the county of York. By p.s. 8.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Pardon, upon fine by Stephen de Tedemersshe, to Margaret his wife, for acquiring, together with Hugh de Gerounde, her former husband, for the term of their lives, the manor of Wrenstede, held in chief, without licence from the late king ; with restitution of the same. 18.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Pardon to John de Thorpe for the death of Robert le Revesone of Lavendon, as it appears by the record of Henry Spigurnel and John x Neyrnut, Justices of gaol delivery for Aylesbury, that he killed him in selfence. . Part II. 149 5.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Inspeximus and confirmation of a grant, 21 June, 85 Edward I., to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Leonard, Bedford, to close up a way called Pathway passing through their hospital to Elnestowe, provided that they make another instead. By C. 26.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Grant to John de Britannia, earl of Richmond, that his executors may hold the lands, formerly of John de Balliolo, granted to him for life, and receive the issues thereof for four years next ensuing his decease.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Pardon in full for John de Britannia, earl of Richmond, of all debts due from him to the king as well on account of money advanced to him, in the time of the late and present king, in Gascony and Scotland and elsewhere, as for victuals. By K., on the information of the Treasurer.
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Licence, upon fine, after inquisition ad guod damnwy, for the alienation in mortmain by Walter, bishop of Bath and Wells, and the dean and chapter of the church of St. Andrew, Wells, of the advowson of the church of Hampton to the prior and convent of Bath, and for the latter to …
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1308-12-16, Kennington
Writ de tntendendo, during pleasure, for John de Sutton of Boston and Andrew de la Gutere, deputies for the port of Boston of Henry de Say, the king's butler. 5.