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Membrane 5—cont. 1248. * June 10. Mandate to John son of Geoffrey, justiciary of Ireland, as the king has Winchester. taken the of Roger le Bigod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, son and heir of Maud, countess of Warenne, of all the lands she held in chief in England and Ireland, to give him of all the lands and castles whereof the countess was seised in Ireland, with all liberties and customs belonging to the said lands. Notification that Henry de Wengham, by order of the king, has delivered in the wardrobe 54J. of the issues of the bishopric of Bath, which by a previous order he ought to have delivered to the wardens of the king's works of Windlesore. Licence for John de Lessinton to take without impediment, view and livery of the king's foresters and other bailiffs of the forest, reasonable estover in his wood of Thaydon within the forest of Essex. By Robert Passelewe. Simple protection for William de Wheland, gone to Ireland in the service of Aymer the king's brother, so long as he be on that service. Quit-claim to the abbot and convent of Oseney of 24s. of rent out of lands which they hold of the king's serjeanties, to wit, in the county of Oxford, out of the meadow of Bulestak without Oxford, of the serjeanty of Gilbert de Montibus 9s.; out of the meadow without Banton, called * Huntemede,' of the serjeanty of Richard de la Mare, 5s.; and out of the meadow called ' Burewey,' of the serjeanty of Henry de la Mare, 8s. 4rf. and in the county of Buckingham, out of a virgate of land in Suthcote, of the serjeanty of William de Sancto Claro, | mark. June 14. Appointment, during pleasure, of Simon de Thorpe to the keeping of Clarendon. the county of Northampton; and mandate to all in the county to be intendant to him as sheriff. Mandate to Alan de Maydewell to deliver to him the castle of Northampton. Grant to the prior and convent of Briwton that they and their successors shall have two sumpter horses going for dead wood in the king's wood in his forest of Selewode. Acknowledgment of the receipt from the treasurer of the New Temple, London, of 40L, the proportion of Richard, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, for the thirty-second year of 200/. a year which the king pays for the said earl and the co-heirs of Walter Marshal, , to his sister Eleanor, countess of Pembroke, for her dower in Ireland. Bond to Bernard de Ventadur in 50/. [substituted for 40Z.] to be paid at Michaelmas next of his yearly fee at the Exchequer. It is not certain that so much is due to him, so he shall bring with him at the same term his letters patent. Order to Walter de Arundell to let William de Munrevell have one destrier of the price of 50 pounds of Tours as a gift from the king. Bond to William Lungespe in 100Z. which the king has granted to him to be taken at the exchequer of Easter in aid of his prilgrirnage to the Holy land. June 16. Presentation of Nicholas de Wiltesire to the church of Throuleye in Clarendon. the diocese of Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of the wardship of the land of Baldwin de Insula being in his hands.