366 CALENDAR OF DOCUMENTS HENRY 111. account. 1253—54. Jan. 15. [ Circa Jan.20] For an image of the Queen to be graven (inscidenda) in marble, and carrying the same to Tarente of the nuns (Tarente monialium); to be placed there beyond the tomb of the Queen of Scotland, 1008. by the K.’s writ. [Pipe, 58 Hen. III. at. 9.] 1949. The K. to the Treasurer and chamberlains. Writ for pay- ment to Mathew de la Mare, William de Chaveringworth and Margery de Creke, whom the K. sends to Scotland, of 40 marks for their expenses, by the K.’s gift. Windsor; By the Queen. [Liberate, 58 Hen. III. in. 6.] 1950. Pleas before the K.’s Council in the octaves of St Hilary. Lincoln :—-Robert de Wyleby, John fitz Hugh, Henry de Stepynge, and Ralf de Trihampton were commanded to inquire by oath of mariners and others of the ‘visnes’ of Grimesby and Boston (St Botulf) as to the value of the wreck of a vessel lately cast ashore at Manthorpe in Lyndesi, and where her chattels and furniture had been taken, and deliver them forthwith to Robert le Blund or William le clerk on behalf of R. Stater burgess of Berwick, to whom the K. had granted the wreck, at the instance of the K. and Queen of Scotland ; and if they found that any one retained any of the said articles—except the Countess of Lincoln, who had made peace with the K. for such as remained with her—to levy the value from their lands and chattels and delivered to the said R[obert] or W[illiam]. The Sheriff of Lincoln was also commanded to inquire by a jury of the aforesaid ‘ visnes ’ and the hundred of Kalswrth; and they found that Robert of Welle had the mast and the sail-yard (virgam veli) of said vessel, value 408. The township of Malthorpe had the hull (corpus) of the vessel, and all the furniture (straturis) and small utensils, value 6t. The same township had a part of the sail, price 4 marks; also an anchor, two great cables (cabulas) and five ‘urtesia’ and the side (costeram) of a little boat; value 4!. 6s. William son of the reeve of Malthorpe had two entire anchors, and one broken, and many ropes (cordas); value 4t. The township of Trusthorpe had a linen cloth of cindon? (lineam telam cindanon) and nine chests (cistas), value 213. Alan Raven, Alan son of Robert at Avenedyk, had a certain bundle (fardellum), but they know not the value. The aforesaid reported that they could not compel the said detainers to pay the money under the K.’s precept, without the Sheriff, to whom this compulsion pertains ; Who says ‘ precise ’ that he cannot interpose without such precept. Therefore he is enjoined to levy from the lands and chattels of the detainers, except Robert of Welles, by the quinzaine of the Purification of the Blessed Mary; and again to assemble with the above four knights, sixteen of Kaldeshou and Kalsvat, to inquire before them regarding the cloths and other chattels in said vessel and their value, and make good the amount Generated on 2014-07-30 18:07 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015014807203 Public Domain / http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd RELATING TO SCOTLAND. 367 HENRY III. from the lands, &c., of the detainers. [Coram Rege, 58 Hen. III. II—I-I— 1253—54. Jan. 30. Feb. 13. Feb. 23. March 3. 1254. April 20. No. 99, m. 2.] 1951. The K. has given to Sanchia (Sench’) countess of Cornwall the custody of all Ralf de Levinton’s lands and of his heirs till their majority ; excepting the lands assigned in dower to Ada his widow. Westminster. [Originalia, 58 Hen. III m. 5.] 1952. There being a dissension among the heirs of John late earl of Chester respecting the capital messuage of Kembeston manor in the Honour of Huntingdon, Simon Druel the K.’s escheator in Bed- ford is commanded to take the same in the K.’s hand till further instructions,—-the partition of the outer (forinsecarum) lands of said manor being proceeded with as made among said heirs. Windsor. [Fine, 58 Hen. III m. 10.] 1953. The K’s escheator in Bedford is commanded to commit to Stephen Bauzan the part of Kemston manor in the K.’s custody on account of Henry de Hastinges’ heir, till the heir’s lawful age; paying yearly 40 marks, viz., 20 at Easter and 20 at Michaelmas; and after taking good security, to give Stephen administration thereof for the purpose of cultivating and sewing the land. Windsor. [Fina 58 Hen. III m. 10.] 1954. Northumberland :——The K. has granted to Peter de Sabaudia (of Savoy) the custody of all William de Vescy’s lands,—except the manors of Meauton and Langeton in the county of York, and of Tuge- hale in Northumberland, which the K. has assigned in dower to Agnes, widow of said William ; saving to Peter 71. 12s. drawn yearly by Agnes’ bailiffs from said manor of Langeton—to be held by Peter till the majority of William’s heir. Paying to the K. yearly at Exchequer for the said ward 6251. 85. 10d. to which the said lands [excepting the three manors] are extended; viz., a moiety at Michaelmas, and the other at Easter exchequer. And Thomas de Staunford the K.’s escheator ultra Trent is commanded to give Peter seizin. Saving to the K. the cost laid out on, and the stock that he has bought to cultivate, the lands, which the K. demises to Stephen de Feugeres and Walter de Bathonia Peter’s seneschals, for the same price as he paid; who are bound to answer to Exchequer in the quinzaine of Easter therefor. Witnesses :-—A[lienora] the Queen and R[ichard] earl of Cornwall. Windsor. The K. has likewise com- mitted to Peter the castle and manor of Alnewyk till the said heir’s majority; and the escheator is commanded to deliver the same to one or other of his said seneschals. Windsor. [0rigina1ia, 58 Hen. III m. 4.] 1955. Juries and assizes at Staunford Bridge in the county of Northampton on the morrow of the Close of Easter, before Gilbert de Preston and Ranulf de Kareby, anno 38. Northampton z—The assize Generated on 2014-07-30 18:07 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015014807203 Public Domain / http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#pd 368 CALENDAR OF DOCUMENTS HENRY III. comes having inquired (recognita) whether Geoffry de Saint Meddard 1254. May 28. June 11. June 14. disseized Sibilla Rydel of her freehold in Wyteringe. She complains that he disseized her of the third part of half a mark arising from a carucate of land held by the Abbot of Pippewelle; and of the third part of the profit of a fold of 500 sheep (bidentium); and of the third part of the plough labour (arure) of 12 carucates, for one day yearly; and of the third part of one reaping diet (diete messionis) of fourteen men in autumn; and of the third part arising from the grazing of the work cattle of Staunford in the fields of Wyteringe; and of the third part of the profit arising from men collecting cuttings? (pertilligentibus seckillones) in the wood of Wyteringe; and of the third part of the whole issue of pannage in said wood. Which freehold her late husband Hugh Ridel held in fee, and dowered her therein; and she has been in seizin thereof as her dower for twenty years and more, till the said Geoffry disseized her. Geoffry comes and says he has not disseized her of the third of the pannage, and has never hindered her from ‘agisting’ her swine in the wood, and taking the profit of all the remaining pannage thereof. And she is in seizin. And places himself on an assize. And as to all the other points, he says she was never seized of them in freehold. Sibilla asks leave to retire from her writ, and has it. Geoffry there- fore sine die. [Coram Rege, 88 Hen. III. N0. 97, m. 1 1956. The Sheriff of N orthumberland is commanded to relax the distraint on the Earl of Stratherne hdc vice; as Alan Durward (le Usser) guarantees he will do the service due by said earl if the English magnates cross to the K. in Gascony against the K. of Castile. Porchester. By the Queen. [Close, 88 Hen. III. m. 6.] 1957. Extent of the capital messuage of Totenham, made there on St Barnabas the Apostle’s day in the K.’s 38th year, before Sir B. de Pauntun, hereto assigned,1 by these jurors, viz., William of the ford of Edemelton (Edmonton), John of the marsh of Enefeld, Laurence of the ford of Edemelton, Richard the goldsmith of Enefeld, Geoffry of the marsh of Edemelton, Richard Pycot of Edemelton, Jordan of Oyale of Edemelton, John le bunde of Totenham, Peter Pyrk’ of Edemelton, John, son of Agnes of Edemelton, William le newman of Enefeld, Maurice le quarel of Enefeld; who say, that the hall, chambers, and granges and other houses of the said messuage, with places pertaining to the said houses, are worth yearly 33s. ; also that the fruits of the garden of the messuage are worth 12d. yearly; also the herbage of the garden is worth yearly 18d. The vivary is worth yearly 2s. 6d. The curtilage of the court is worth 2s. Total yearly value, 40s. [Ing. 10. m., 88 Hen. III. N0. 81.] 1958. Extent of the capital messuage of Kemeston [Bedfordshire] 1 The K.’s writ appointing him is a mere fragment.