300. Letter to the Chancellor, to proceed in a suit concerning two parts of the manors of Bok and Ribbesford, and the advowson of the church of Ribbesford, notwithstanding the king's letters of aid before obtained by one of the parties.

301. p. 128. To the Abbat and Convent of Evesham, to empark 300 acres of land and water in the manor of Ambresley, in the county of Worcester.

302. For the Chancellor to proceed in a suit between William Martin and John de Waltham, concerning certain messuages and lands in Tunbridge, notwithstanding, &c.

303. p. 129. Between Walter Fitzwalter and Bartholomew Stygyn, concerning a bank of land called Rysand, near Wilflets, and certain fisheries there, notwithstanding, &c.

304. The confirmation of Richard Brigghouse, chaplain in the commandery of St Anthony, to which he had been appointed by letters apostolic.

305. A pardon to William Dille for a trespass in the forest, and a grant of the forfeiture.

306. p. 130. Letter to the Treasurer and Barons of the Exchequer, to allow to Walter W., farmer, of the Castle of Hadlee, his reasonable expenses in enclosing the park of Hadlee.

307. A general pardon to Aleyn de Heton, knight, and a grant of all forfeitures by him incurred.

308. To Andrew Cavendish, for all vessels by him taken at sea, during the war or truce, contrary to the king's protection.

309. p. 131. To Emma Baxstere, an accessory to a felon after the fact, whose execution had been respited on account of her pregnancy.

310. To Walter Resqmen for purchasing of John Bridsted messuages and lands in Worcestershire and Herefordshire without the king's license.

311. Letter to the clerk of the Hanaper, to deliver to John de Beverle the king's grant of a warren in his manor of B. in Oxfordshire, without fee.

312. A pardon to Henry de C. of the forfeiture of all his goods and chattels, incurred by reason of an outlawry.

313. p. 132. A grant to the Mayor and Commonalty of York to levy for the next six years, twelve pence yearly of every twenty shillings of rent of tenements in the said city, to be employed in repairing the walls of the city.

314. To John Excester, batchelor of laws, of the place of a scholar in the King's Hall, at Cambridge, void by the resignation of John Brid.

315. To William La Zouch, of free chase in his demesne lands and woods of Weston and Eclesale in Warwick.

316. A pardon to John Daddingsole, Sir Richard Abberbury, Sir John Knyght, and Richard Bronus, for purchasing without the king's license the manor of Langeleye, one hide of land in Milton, and the bailiwick of the forest of Wichewode; and for license for them to settle the said premises on the said Sir Richard Abberbury for life, with remainder to G. son of Sir John Pelham.

317. p. 133. A confirmation of a grant made by Isabel, countess of Bedford, of the keeping of the great park of Brustwyk in Holderness, to Walter de T.

318. By William de Montagu, earl of Salisbury, to Master John Bray his phisician, of an annual pension of 100s. payable out of the manors of the said earl.

319. Pardon to Isabella, wife of Edward Conhard, for feloniously killing John Shepherd.

320. p. 134. Letter to the Treasurer and Barons of the Exchequer, to surcease the demand of ten mares for two hobelours, assessed on John de Carnes, deceased.

321. To the Coroner of the Marshalsey of the Houshold, a pardon to John Typet, baillif of the liberty of ABp. of Canterbury in Southwark, of the escape of William Torton.

322. To a Lady of the Court to repair to Wallingford on occasion of the marriage between the earl of Cambridge, the king's son, and Isabella, daughter of Peter late king of Spain.

323. To the Treasurer and Barons of the Exchequer, to discharge Nicholas de Heth of the sum of 50 marks due from him to the king, and to cancell his recognisance.

324. p. 135. To account with Sir William la Zouch of Haryngeworth, for the expenses of the voyage of him and his retinue to Cherburg in Normandy.

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325. To pay to the keeper of the kings lions in the Tower of London, the usual wages for a lion lately delivered to his keeping.

326. To discharge Rowling Thurbarn, late Sheriff of Surrey, of the sum of £77. 4s. 7d. due from him, which the king had pardoned.

327. To account with William de Ufford, Earl of Suffolk, for the expenses of his voyage into France, according to the indenture made with the said Earl.

328. p. 136. To the same on the same subject.

329. To account with Robert de Assheton, one of the king's admirals, for the time that he and 7 knights, 198 squires men at arms, 109 armed men, and 187 archers were in the king's service, as well by sea as by land; allowing to the said admiral 4s. per diem, to the said knights 2s., to the esquires 12d., to the armed men 8d., and to the archers 6d., to the master of the barge 6d., and to the seamen 3d.

330. p. 137. To cause to be levied the fines and amerciaments set before the king's justices of oyer and terminer of certain trespasses committed against the abbess and convent of Tarente, and to pay the same to the said abbess and convent.

331. To the Sheriff of Dorset, to levy the said fines, and to pay them into the Exchequer.

332. p. 138. To the Treasurer and Barons of the Exchequer, to discharge John Pury, sergeant of the scullery of the

household, of the silver spoons and other plate lost from the said scullery, which the king had pardoned him.

333. To pay to John de Cobham the surplusage due to him

on account.

334. To account with William Hanney, clerk, for his expenses in conveying and safe keeping the vessels of gold and silver and other ornaments of the king's chapel.

335.

To abate to Richard de Lancastre in the arrears of the farm of the manor of Stoke Bardolf the sums due to him from the

king.

336. To Henry de Wakefield, keeper of the wardrobe, to discharge John Pury of the plate, &c. as 332.

337. p. 139. To the Treasurer and Barons of the Exchequer to the same purpose as 332.

338. To account with John de Derby for his expenses in surveying and safe keeping the vessels of gold and silver and other ornaments of the king's chapel.

339. p. 140. To John de Derby, clerk, to deliver to John de Sleford, keeper of the privy wardrobe in the Tower of London, all the guns, powder, and other harness belonging thereto.

340. To the Treasurer and Barons of the Exchequer, to allow to Sir Nicholas de Louvain in the sums due to him from the king for the ransoms of Charles de Blois and Hugh Chatillon, his prisoners given up to the king.

341. To discharge Henry de Wakefield, keeper of the wardrobe, of certain sums to him impressed, which the king had pardoned him.

342. To account with the Executors of the will of John de Streteley, who accompanied the prince in his expedition into Gascony.

343. With Guy de Briens, who, with his retinue, accompanied the king in his last expedition by sea.

344. p. 141. With Richard de Imworth, sergeant at arms, for his expenses in sundry voyages.

345.

With Jeffrey de Stivecle, esq., the king's messenger, for his expenses in a voyage to Holland and other parts.

346. p. 142. With Roger de Beauchamp, for his expenses in the maintenance of the two sons of Charles de Blois.

347. To discharge Walter Blere, farmer of the manor of Preston, of the sum of £40 in the rent of the said manor, the wheat in the said manor having been almost wholly destroyed by a mildew.

348. To the same, to discharge the Sheriff of Southampton of certain rents of lands then by purchase in the king's hands.

349. p. 143. To allow to William Symme, farmer of the manor of Gare, £90 in consideration of the costs the said William had been at about the marsh and the mill there, and of a murrain in the stock, he being bound notwithstanding the said murrain to leave the same stock on the manor as he found there.

350. Concerning the appointment of a receiver of the rents of Humfrey de Bohun, late Earl of Hereford.

351. To account with Edmund, Earl of March, for the expenses of his journey to the Marches of Scotland to treat with the deputies of the king of Scots.

352. p. 144. To account with Sir Henry Lescop for the expenses of himself and retinue in accompanying the king in his expedition by sea.

353. To allow to William Newelyn, master canoner, out of the sums imprest to him £28. 11s., that is to say, £18. 11s. for a canon made by the said William, and by him delivered for the use of the Garison of Calais, and £10 of the king's gift.

354. To account with William de Stapulton, keeper of the castle of Loguravan, and to pay him after the rate of 250 marks per annum.

355. To discharge Adam Rous, surgeon, of 20 marks to him imprest for medicines for the king's use.

356. p. 145. To account with John de Wesenham, and to allow what may appear due to him.