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1216-11-25, Clarendon
Notification to all bailiffs and lieges that the king has taken into his and to his homage and fealty Mailgon son of Mailgon, and has to him of his grace two commotes in the county of Kaerdigan, wit, the commote of Genneyrglyn and the commote of Yscoeyt, which Mereduc son of …
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1216-11-25, Clarendon
Pardon to Elias de Harewod of the king's suit for the death of William whom he killed, on condition that he make peace with the of the slain, and stand his trial if anyone will proceed against him.
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1216-11-25, Clarendon
Grant to John de Suwode of 6 marks a year at the exchequer of Easter the king provide for him in an ecclesiastical benefice, of the value 10 marks. Bond, at the instance of Master Walter de Ocra, to provide for Albred, serjeant, in some escheat of the value of 2 marks a year at …
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1216-11-26, Clarendon
Appointment, during pleasure, of Edward de Westmonasterio to the keeping of the void abbey of Westminster.
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1216-11-26, Clarendon
Mandate to Henry de Weingham, and his co-escheators in the several counties in which the lands and rents of the abbey are situated not to intermeddle therein and if they have taken anything of the abbey to cause it to be given back to the said Edward.
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1216-11-27, Clarendon
Grant to Gilbert de Valle of 10/. a year at the exchequer of Easter, until the king provide for him otherwise.
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1216-11-27, Clarendon
Assignment to the Friars Minors of Oxford, for the enlargement of their area, of that whole messuage which Laurence Wych, mayor of Oxford, has surréndered and committed to the king for that purpose; and licence, for the security of their houses and the tranquillity of their …
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1216-11-27, Clarendon
Mandate to the sheriff of Oxford to receive the said messuage in place of the king to the use of the said Friars.
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1216-12-05, Clarendon
Grant, for life, to William Chubbe, king's serjeant, of a carucate of land which Adam le Drake held in Bissopestun, and another carutate which Peter de Camera held in Bedon, which are the king's escheats by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Salisbury.
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1216-12-05, Clarendon
Mandate to Anketil Mallore to give him seisin thereof.
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1216-12-08, Clarendon
As the king has learned by inquisition that the land of Coleb[y] late of Robert Malet ought to be held of the honor of Richmond, which honor the king gave to Peter de Sabaudia, Bartholomew Peche, to whom the king gave the said land, has done homage for it to the said Peter.
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1216-12-08, Clarendon
Presentation of John Belejaumbe to the church of Dadinton ; directed to the bishop of Lincoln.
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1216-12-08, Clarendon
Grant to Robert Passelewe of the prebend late of Randolf le Bretun in the church of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Salisbury ; and mandate in pursuance to the dean.
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1216-12-10, Clarendon
Notification that the king has acquitted William de Eboraco, provost of Beverley, who has laboured faithfully in the business of him and the realm from all reckonings and entanglements of the king's court to the present time. Royal assent to his election as bishop of Salisbury ; …
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1216-12-10, Clarendon
To the bishop of Lincoln. By reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Salisbury, the king has given the prebend of Graham, late of Master Thomas de Ebleburn, to Master Laurence de Sancto Martino, whom the . 495 and chapter of Salisbury at his mandate have admitted as a canon a …
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1234-01-20, Clarendon
for life to William Gauler, in exchange for the land of Ortigawhich previously he was to have held for life, of 50 pounds of of the avalage of wines coming down through Bordeaux.
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1234-12-14, Clarendon
Safe-conduct, until Christmas, 20 Henry III, for John Blundus of Aunvers and William de Aunvers, his fellows, merchants of Brabant, to come to England with their ship called Penalee, which Terricus de Aunvers leads, and with things and merchandise.
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1234-12-14, Clarendon
The like, for one year from Christnias, for Raymond Peil de Kamail, merchant of Caen, to come to England with two ships, one to bring stone and the other merchandize.
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1234-12-14, Clarendon
Protection, for ten years fron Christmas next, for Richard le Bobbere of Southampton.
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1234-12-14, Clarendon
The like, until Easter, for John son of Robert de Dunewico.