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1242-05-05, Portsmouth
Notification that with the counsel of all the earls and barons and lieges present with the king at Portesmuth before his crossing into Gascony, the king has committed the rule of his realm of England to W. archbishop of York, on this condition, that so long as the king shall be …
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1242-05-05, Portsmouth
Writs of the Exchequer shall be sealed in the meanwhile with a certain privy seal of the king with a shield of the king's arms, with the circumscription of the Exchequer seal. Also the king has ordained that those things which he commands under the Exchequer seal by the …
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1242-05-05, Portsmouth
In like manner, those things which the king, by the barons of the Kxchequer, under the said privy seal of the Exchequer, shall command concerning the affairs of the Exchequer, to all persons staying in England, shall be done by all persons in general. All persons are to be …
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1242-05-05, Portsmouth
Writ of aid for the said archbishop as guardian of the realm, directed to M. son of Gerard, justiciary of Ireland.
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1242-05-05, Portsmouth
The like, directed to David son of Llewelin.
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1242-05-06, Portsmouth
to the executors of the will of J. de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, of the of the manor of Waleton, in the king's hands by reason of his cusof the land and heir of the said earl, to. be received by the hand of the of Penwurtham, to whom the king has committed it at farm during minority …
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1242-05-06, Portsmouth
Grant to William Lungespeye, who is going with the king beyond seas, that if he die before returning, the will which he has made of his goods shall stand, notwithstanding any debt to the king; on condition that his heirs when they come of age answer for the said debt. Power to …
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1242-05-06, Portsmouth
Mandate to all barons, knights and free men of the counties of Chester, Salop and Stafford, whenever called upon by John Lestrange, to come to his aid with horses and arms. To all sheriffs in whose bailiwicks there are tenants of lands who owe castle-guard rents to the castle of …
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1242-05-06, Portsmouth
Exemption, for life, at the instance of the same archbishop, of William de Wydendon, his knight, from suits of counties, hundreds and wapentakes, and from being put on assizes, juries or recognitions or view of land.
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1242-05-06, Portsmouth
Protection, without term, for the abbot and convent of Battle. To W. archbishop of York, and W. de Cantilupo. Whereas the king is bound to provide for Simon Passelewe, king's clerk, in an ecclesiastical benefice in the king's gift of the value of 40 or 50 marks or more but has …
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1242-05-06, Portsmouth
Appointment of Roger de Mohaut to the custody of the castle of Mohaut, during pleasure; and mandate to John Lestrange, justice of Chester, to deliver the castle to him.
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1242-05-06, Portsmouth
Appointment of Maud, countess of Warenne; to the custody of the castle of Cunniburg, during pleasure ; and mandate to W. archbishop of York, and W. de Cantilupo to deliver the same to her.
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1242-05-06, Portsmouth
Appointment, during pleasure, of Gilbert de Segrave as justice of the forest on this side Trent. Power to W. archbishop of York, and W. de Cantilupo to give the royal assent to the election of Walter, prior of St. Augustine's, Bristol, to be abbot of that house, or to the …
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1242-05-06, Portsmouth
to Jeremiah de Caxton, to whom the king committed the custody archbishopric of Canterbury, with Bertram de Cryoy], that he shall by occasion of the said custody, be bound to render any reckoning or to the king of the issues of the archbishopric, as for this the king wholly …
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1242-05-06, Portsmouth
to Baldwin, count of Gines, of a yearly fee of 100 marks at the until the king give back to him the manor of Neuton, which Hubert de Burgo, earl of Kent, holds, to hold to him and to the sheriffs of Hereford, Gloucester and Worcester, that John de Munemue lets them know that he …
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1242-05-07, Portsmouth
to John de Munemue to take into the king's hands all lands, and other things found by the inquisition made by order of the to have been alienated from the king. : for Richard de la Rokele to pledge his manor of Beckeham for years from Easter in this year, so that he to whom it …
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1242-05-07, Portsmouth
Licence for Fulk de Castello Novo to sell, out of his park in the manor of Glatton, which he has of the king's gift until the king surrender it to the right heirs, to the value of 10/. a year with free ingress and egress, and chiminage and carriage. Power to W. archbishop of …
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1242-05-07, Portsmouth
The like to the same to provide for Peter son of Gwillelma, the queen's chamberlain, in an ecclesiastical benefice having cure of souls or prebendal of the value of [50/.] as soon as opportunity offers, and not to omit this, remembering how the king is bound to him by special …
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1242-05-07, Portsmouth
Licence for the prioress and nuns of Gracedieu, Beleton, as by the constitution of their order they shall never leave the precincts of their II1. Parr 1. 291 to appoint by letters patent an attorney, if they should happen to or have to implead others; and justices, sheriffs and …
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1243-05-20, Portsmouth
Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for Matthew le Furner, bringing a ship of Depe with wines and merchandise.