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1246-10-05, Chertsey
Mandate to the countess of Warwick, out of the sum she pays yearly at Exchequer for certain lands of John de Warenna, the king's ward, to 200/.at the Exchequer, including in that sum 47/. 15s. 6d. which W. earl of Warenne gave in alms, and the residue of the said sum the said …
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1246-10-05, Chertsey
Mandate to the barons of the Exchequer to cause this to be done and Presentation of Walter Giffard to the church of the new land of void by the resignation of Hugh his brother; directed to P. of Hereford.
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1247-08-27, Chertsey
Pardon to Gilbert Talew for the death of John son of Adam Nairun; condition that he make peace with the relations and stand his trial if will proceed against him.
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1247-08-27, Chertsey
Mandate to the sheriff of York to permit him to be delivered from the prison and to go in peace whither he will.
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1293-08-04, Chertsey
Exemption, for life, of Thomas de Tichesie, on account of his old age, assizes, juries or recognisances.
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1299-03-06, Chertsey
John Paynel, knight, acknowledges that he owes to James de la Plaunche 120 marks ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in cos. Warwick, Norfolk and Suffolk. Robert de Asshele acknowledges that he owes to John de Dene 40s. ; to be levied, in default of …
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1299-03-06, Chertsey
Order to the escheator on this side Trent to deliver to Henry de Percy, kinsman and heir of Ingelram de Balliolo of the county of Leicester, tenant in chief, the Jands late of his said kinsman, he having done homage. By p.s.
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1299-03-06, Chertsey
Order to the same to deliver to Payn, son and heir of Robert de Tibotot of the county of Nottingham, tenant in chief, a moiety of the manor of Langar whereof Robert and Eva his wife and Payn were jointly enfeoffed and seised, as was found by an inquisition made by the escheator, …
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1299-08-18, Chertsey
the keepers of the passage of the port of Dover. Order to permit Henry de Radelegh, monk of Hayles, to cross from that port with grooms, two horses, and their harness (hernesio), provided that he do carry with him any sterlings or anything else contrary to the form of ordinance …
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1299-08-18, Chertsey
the sheriff of York. Order to cause a coroner for that county to be in place of Richard de Waxand, deceased.
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1299-08-18, Chertsey
the keeper of the forest of Aysshedone. Order to cause William de to have in that forest four bucks and two harts, of the king's By p.s. (1951.
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1299-08-18, Chertsey
the sheriff of Salop. The king learns by the information of R. of Hereford that whereas John le Berner, a clerk of his diocese, for sanctuary to the church of the Austin Friars near Ludelowe for a committed by him against the king's peace, certain men of the of Ludelowe pursued …
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1299-08-18, Chertsey
John Wogan, justiciary of Ireland.
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1299-08-18, Chertsey
Order to permit burgesses and _ of Bristol, of whom he shall be ascertained under the common or under the seal of the constable of the castle that they are coming with the money commonly called pollard and crokard for purpose of trading there, to trade with the said money and …
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1299-08-18, Chertsey
Appointment of John de Barr to the custody of the manor of Whytewyk, co. Leicester, lately forfeited by John Comyn, earl of Boghan, enemy and rebel of the king, until his lands and tenements in the realm of France, seized into that king's hands by reason of the recent war with …
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1299-08-18, Chertsey
Appointment of Peter Amaneui, captal de Bouche (capstali de Bogio), und Poncius, lord of ChAtillon, knights, to all the lands which Robert de Stutevill held in England before the war with France, and which the king seized into his hands on account of that war; to hold for their …
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1299-08-18, Chertsey
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent by John de Brittannia, late the king's lieutenant in the duchy of Aquitaine, dated at Bayonne Friday after St. Bartholomew, 1295, absolving and acquitting Arnald de Moulonges, donsel, at the instance of the noble lords, Amaneuus de …
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1299-08-18, Chertsey
Mandate to the sheriffs of London and the collectors of the custom on wools there to arrest all wool and other merchandize within their bailiwick, as the king is informed that goods are being sold or traded (dtmésse) in divers places for crockards, pollards and other bad money …
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1299-08-18, Chertsey
Mandate to the sheriffs to arrest the wool and to take care that the keepers, whom by a former mandate they were to depute to carry out the provisions of the above statute touching bad money, perform their office more carefully. By K. & C.
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1299-08-18, Chertsey
Mandate to the said collectors to receive the wool when delivered to them. By K. & C.