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1273-04-04, St. Paul's
Order to the escheator beyond Trent to take into the king's hand lands which Maud de Mumbray, deceased, held in dower of the of Roger, sometime her husband, and whereof Edmund de earl of Cornwall, has rendered seisin to the king, until he his right thereto on the quinzaine of …
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1273-04-12, St. Paul's
The prior and convent of Middelton have made fine in 50 marks be paid to Luke de Luk, merchant, for the king, three weeks from last, that they may have the keeping of their abbey as soon as be void by the cession or decease of William, the abbot.
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1297-07-23, St. Paul's
To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to respite until king's return from parts beyond sea the demand made upon the prior convent of St. Bartholomew's, London, for 6/. 7s. 11d. for the issues the priory during the last voidance, as the king wishes to show them out …
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1297-07-23, St. Paul's
Order to restore to the abbot of Bynedon his and chattels, which the king lately ordered to be delivered to the of Ford by the sheriff of Dorset upon his finding security to them to the king at his will in case he ought to have them, so the abbot of Ford should ordain and …
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1297-07-30, St. Paul's
Richard de Gloucestria, parson of the church of Chepinge acknowledges that he owes to Master William de Chirington to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in Cancelled on payment.
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1297-07-31, St. Paul's
. 51 the sheriff of Kent. Whereas the king lately ordered him to deliver Alexander de Balliolo, who is setting out in the king's service to in the company of A. bishop of Durham, all his lands, which taken into the king's hands by reason of his trespasses against the to be held …
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1297-07-31, St. Paul's
Order to deliver to Richard Siward all lands, which are in the king's hands by his forfeiture, together with fruits of the present harvest (autumpni), as the king has granted them of his special favour. By K. on the information of A. bishop of Durham. Ralph de Sandwyco, …
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1297-07-31, St. Paul's
Order to John, earl of Athole (Atheles), from prison therein, as he has found before Walter de Bello Campo, steward of the king's household, out forthwith with the king to Flanders and to serve him well and against the king of France and other his rebels and enemies hereas is …
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1297-07-31, St. Paul's
Order to the Friars Preachers at Oxford and the other friars of that order are about to assemble there at their next general chapter to have in forest of Bernewode sixteen leafless oak-stumps (robora folia non for fuel, of the king's gift. Nicholas de Cheyny, keeper of the …
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1297-07-31, St. Paul's
To the sheriffs of London. Order to protect, maintain and defend all singular the clergy in their bailiwick and their men, lands, rents, and all possessions henceforth, notwithstanding that some of them not have the king's protection, as the king wishes to protect them undue …
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1297-09-05, St. Paul's
To all and singular the knights who are about to assemble at Rochester Sunday the morrow of the Nativity by the king's order. Whereas king sends to them Gocelin de Badlesmere and John de Cobeham to to them certain affairs concerning the coming of the knights and their coming to …
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1297-09-05, St. Paul's
Writs. R. bishop of London. Whereas the king wills that Edward, his supplying his place in England, shall have speech and treaty with the concerning certain arduous and urgent affairs touching the king the bishop and the whole realm, he orders the bishops to be present person at …
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1297-09-06, St. Paul's
the bailiffs and men of Yarmouth. Order to cause twenty-four of more upright, better, discreet and faithful of them to be chosen, who best know how to provide for the indemnity of the king of that town, for all the merchants and fishermen mentioned below, to keep the and the …
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1297-09-06, St. Paul's
bailiffs and men of Yarmouth.
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1297-09-06, St. Paul's
Order to cause twenty-four of upright, better, discreet and faithful of them to be chosen, who know how to provide for the indemnity of the king of that town, all the merchants and fishermen mentioned below, to keep the the sea-coast (maritimam) there until the arrival of those …
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1297-09-07, St. Paul's
port, fully instructed concerning the matter aforesaid, with full power to consent to the ordinance to be made by the king's son and the council between them and their fellow-barons, on the one part, and the said men of Yarmouth, on the other, and to execute those things that …
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1297-09-07, St. Paul's
The like to the barons, bailiffs and men of the port of Hethe, the port of Sandwich, the port of Romeneye, the port of Wynchelse, the bailiffs and men of Yarmouth, to send three men, as above. Afterwards other like letters were sent to the barons, bailiffs and men of the port of …
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1297-09-07, St. Paul's
Order to go at once in person upon sight of these letters to all the ports aforesaid, and to enjoin the barons and men strictly in the king's behalf and to induce them by all ways and means that he shall deem fit not to inflict any annoyance or grievance upon the men of Yarmouth …
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1297-09-07, St. Paul's
To the keeper of the king's park at Northampton. Order to aid Walter de Frene and William de Baillol, yeomen of Edward, the king's son, whom he is sending thither to take venison in this present grease time (pinguedinem presentis scisone) for his use, in taking such venison, as …
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1297-09-07, St. Paul's
To the keeper of the king's park of Guldeford. Order to assist William the huntsman of the said Edward, whom Edward is sending thither to take for his use venison in this present grease time, and those whom he shall bring with him in taking the venison.