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1233-05-25, Tewkesbury
Appointment, during pleasure, of Engelard de Cygoyni to the custody of the county of Oxford, with the castle of Oxford and the houses and park of Wudestok, and mandate to Godfrey de Craucumbe to deliver the same to him. By P. [bishop of] Winchester, and 5S. de Sedgrave.
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1233-05-25, Tewkesbury
The like : and writ de intendendo for him as sheriff, directed to all of the county. Nicholas de Wicheford has letters to his men to make him an aid to discharge his debts lately incurred by knighthood (quibus oneratus est per cingulum militis quo nuner cinctus fuit). . 17 …
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1233-05-25, Tewkesbury
Protection, until two years from Trinity, for the master and nuns of Stikeswald.
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1233-05-25, Tewkesbury
Acknowledgment of the delivery in the wardrobe at Tewkesbury, on Tuesday before St. Augustine, by Ralph de Sudleg, Ralph de Chaundos, Peter de Egeworthe and Thomas de Tyringham, assessors and collectors of the fortieth in the county of Gloucester, to Peter de Rivallis, the …
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1233-05-28, Tewkesbury
Mandate to M. son of Gerold, justiciary of Ireland, that whereas F. son of K. sometime king of Connaught, signified to the king that he purposed to come to England to speak with him, and the king sent back word that before he came he should labour, with the counsel of the …
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1233-08-15, Tewkesbury
Acceptance of the will which Sarra late the wife of Hubert son of Ralph made of her goods and moveables; and no one is to prevent the execution thereof. By Peter de Rivallis.
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1233-08-15, Tewkesbury
Mandate to the sheriff of Nottingham to permit no one to prevent the execution thereof.
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1234-06-05, Tewkesbury
Protection without term for the prior and canons of Lugdon. By K.
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1234-06-05, Tewkesbury
The like for the prior of St. John the Evangelist without Lymeric. Delivered at Theokesbury by the chancellor.
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1234-06-05, Tewkesbury
Acknowledgment of the receipt in the wardrobe at Theokesbiry on Sunday after the Ascension, in the eighteenth year, on the part of Stephen de Segrave by the hands of William de Welles, his clerk, of 100/. out of the 500/. which he gave the king; which 100/. he delivered by the …
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1234-06-05, Tewkesbury
Mandate to Bertram de Crioil to deliver the castle of Tonebrugge to Richard de la Lade, to whom the king has committed, during pleasure, the custody of all the lands of G. de Clare, sometime earl of Gloucester.
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1234-06-05, Tewkesbury
The like to Robert Passelewe with respect to the castle of Clare.
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1234-06-06, Tewkesbury
The king has committed to the good men of Kaermerdin the town of Knermerdin to receive all the issues thereof until Michaelmas, 20 Henry III, so that these be applied to the fortification of the town by view and testimony of the king's constable of Kaermerdin or his deputy.
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1234-06-06, Tewkesbury
Appointment, during pleasure, of Adam son of William and Richard de lu Lade, king's clerk, to the custody of the king's escheats in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, Cambridge and Huntingdon, Northampton, Rutland, Stafford, Salop, Worcester, Hereford, Gloucester, Devon, …
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1234-06-07, Tewkesbury
Grant to the citizens of Waterford of murage for three years from Michaelmas, 18 Henry III, to be laid out by view of two men whom the justiciary will appoint for this.
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1234-06-07, Tewkesbury
Mandate in pursuance to Maurice son of Gerold.
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1234-06-17, Tewkesbury
Protection, without term, for Master Roger de Sarum, precentor of Salisbury. By the lord of. Canterbury, and G. de Craucumbe procured the letters to be made, and they were pardoned and delivered quit by the king.
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1234-06-17, Tewkesbury
Mandate to Philip de Colevill, steward of Walter de Lascy in England, to cause Reginald Corbet, the hostage of Thomas Corbet, who is in the custody of the said Philip at Ludelawe, to be delivered to the said Thomas without delay.
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1234-06-17, Tewkesbury
Protection for Payn de la More, going to the islands (sic) of Gerneseye on the king's service, so long as he is on the king's service.
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1234-06-17, Tewkesbury
Mandate to Brian de Insula to deliver without further delay the castle of Bolesovres to Richard Suward, as he was formerly commanded ; as the king remembers and he ought to remember that when he was lately at Gloucestre, he surrendered to the king all his bailiwicks and castles, …