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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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1235-02-09, Canterbury
Grant to Walter le Butle, citizen of London, that the ship which Thomas de Winchelese leads may come this time to England with goods and merchandise of the said Walter.
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1235-02-10, Canterbury
The king has committed, during pleasure, to Hamo de Crevequoer and Walerand Teutonicus the custody of the Cinque Ports with the coast from the port of Hastings to the port of La Pole, to provide for the safety of the land with the counsel of the barons of the Cinque Ports; and …
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1235-02-10, Canterbury
Appointment of them as above ; directed to all bailiffs and others.
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1235-02-10, Canterbury
Exemption for ever of all the men of the soke of Waltham from suits of counties and wapentakes and from view of frank pledge and from murder; as it appears by inquisition made by the king's order that they and their ancestors in the time of Alan son of the Count and others, …
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1235-02-10, Canterbury
Mandate to the sheriff of Lincoln to let them have peace in respect of the said customs which he requires of them.
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1235-02-10, Canterbury
Mandate to the bailiff of the islands of Gereseye and Gernereye and all other bailiffs and lieges to receive Stephen Ayllard and William Beutfiz, whom the king has sent to those islands with a fleet to do business enjoined upon them by him and to be counselling and helping unto …
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1235-02-10, Canterbury
Safe-conduct for a year from the end of Lent for Giles le Engleys (Anglicus), merchant of Abbeville, coming to England with corn and other merchandise to trade with the same.
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1235-02-10, Canterbury
Licence for Geoffrey de Sancto Phileberto and Odo de Nauntes to send to England a ship laden with wines and other merchandise to trade with. These letters were triplicated. Request to the barons of Winchelese to let Stephen Aylard and William Beufiz have two good ships well …
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1235-02-10, Canterbury
The like to the barons of the port of Rye for two ships.
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1235-02-10, Canterbury
Mandate to the barons of the port of Dover, by their fealty as they love their life and limbs and the king's honour and their own, to fit out a good sound ship and to furnish it with good people, at least 40 men, and with arms and victuals sufficient for 40 days, at their own …
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1235-02-10, Canterbury
The like to the following : - The barons of the port of Hoth - - - 1 ship. The men of Dunwich - - - - - 2 ships. The barons of Rumenal - - - - - 1 ship. - Sandwich a . - : ; 1 ship. - Hastings - : . . s 1 ship. The men of Jernemuth - - - - 1 ship. The good men of Southampton - . …
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1235-02-11, Canterbury
Mandate to M. son of Gerold, justiciary of Ireland, to have six good made forthwith at the king's cost, two for 60 oars each, and the four for 10 oars each, and when they are finished and fitted out, to them to the king in England.
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1235-02-11, Canterbury
Mandate to Thomas de Muleton to let the abbot and monks of have serjeants furnished with bows and arrows until Christmas, Henry III, to protect their granges and the bodies of the brethren therein, and other places wherever necessary without the covert the forest, the king …
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1235-02-11, Canterbury
Mandate to the sheriff of Lancaster to give him seisin.
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1235-05-08, Canterbury
Writ of Liberate to the treasurer and chamberlains for payment to Roger Pilet, serjeant of Isabel the king's sister, of 2d. a day for his maintenance until the king provide him with that amount from his appointed alins.
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1235-05-08, Canterbury
Grant to the church of the Holy Trinity, Canterbury, and to E. archbishop of Canterbury, of the custody of Tunebrig and Bradested during the minority of the son and heir of Gilbert, sometime earl of Gloucester, as more fully contained in a charter made to him thereof; with writ …
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1235-05-08, Canterbury
Mandate to Richard de la Lade to give the archbishop seisin of these manors.
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1235-05-08, Canterbury
Mandate to the same Richard at sight hereof to come to the king to surrender to him the castle of Tunebrug or to send someone in his place with power to do so. [These two mandates are bracketed together with the words] These were close.
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1235-05-08, Canterbury
Pardon to Philip Caillewey for the death of Anketil de Dughelton, on condition that he make his peace with the relatives of the said Anketil and stand his trial if anyone will proceed against him. T'estatur ad Pentekosten per plieqium W. de Ferar .