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de Duresme e nous de maners de MALTON, LANGGETON, WYNTRINGHAM et BRUMPTON en le conte Deverwyk, CATTHORP en le conte de Nichole, se levera en tiele forme, cestassavoir, qe lavantdit evesqe reconustra les maners avantditz estre nostre dreyt a tenir à nous et a nos heirs de nostre corps engendrez des chefs seingnurages des fez, et si nous devioms saunz heire de nostre corps engendrez, qe les avantditz maners remaignent a Williem de Vescy de Kyldare' et a les heirs de son corps engendrez de chief seignur de feez, et si Williem de Vescy de Kildare meurge saunz heire de son corps engendrez, qe les avantditz manoirs remaignent a noz altres dreiz heirs a toutz jours. Et la fyn2 qe se levera entre . . . levesque avantdit et nous des manoirs de Alnewyk et Tughall en le conte de Northumbr' se levera en tiel forme, cestassavoir, qe lavauntdit evesqe reconustra les avauntditz manoirs estre nostre dreyt, en courte les nous rendra a tenir a nous a nos heirs de nostre corps engendrez de chief seignur del fee par les serviz duez et costomez. Et si nous devioms saunz heire de nostre corps, qe les avauntditz manoirs de Alnewyk et de Tugghall remaignent al evesqe et a ses heirs a toutz jours. En ky tesmoigne a ceste bille patente avoms nous mys nostre seal. Done a Stapilford3 en le conte de Leycestre, Samady proschein avaunt la feste de Toutz Seintz, lan du regne le roy Edward filtz le roi Henry 29 Oct., 1295 vintisme tiercz.

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DCCCXXXV. EDWARDUS, Dei gracia . . . sciatis quod ... pro ducentis marcis quas dilectus et fidelis noster HENRICUS DE PERCY miles solvit nobis... licenciam dedimus . . . quod ipse maneria de SWYNHOWE et TUGHALE. . . in comitatu Northumbrie et duo mesuagia, unum molendinum, sexaginta et undecim cotagia, centum quinquaginta et quinque acras, et quater viginti et unam bovatas terre, et dimidiam et quindecim acras et unam rodam prati... in GRYSTHAWYT,' AYSTENBY, et LETHELEY et LYNTON JUXTA SPOFFORD in comitatu Eboraci, que de nobis tenentur in capite, dare possit... Henrico de Percy,

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William de Vesci, in right of his mother, Agnes de Ferrariis, daughter of William, Earl of Derby.

4 This licence is enrolled on Patent Roll 255, membrane 23. It is referred to in No. DCXXXIII., a licence of the same date to Henry de Percy, to grant twenty-five marks of rent to Ralf de Nevill.

5 The Patent Roll transposes this and the preceding word.

This word is not in the MS., and is supplied from the Patent Roll. Patent Roll: Gristhwayth. 8 Patent Roll: Lethelay.

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filio ejus, et Margarete, filie Radulfi de Nevill de Raby. Habenda et tenenda eisdem Henrico filio Henrici et Margarete et heredibus de corporibus ipsorum . . . de nobis . . . ita quod si iidem. . . sine herede de corporibus suis exeunte, obierint, tunc maneria. . . predicta . . . ad prefatum Henricum de Percy . . revertantur. Et eisdem Henrico filii Henrici et Margarete quod ipsi maneria . . . predicta . . . recipere possint et tenere (folio 129 d.) similiter licenciam dedimus specialem Teste me ipso apud Westmonasterium, vicesimo die Octobris, 20 Oct., 1358 anno regni nostri Anglie tricesimo secundo, regni vero nostri Francie xixmo.

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DCCCXXXVI. Hoc scriptum indentatum testatur quod HENRICUS DE PERCY, dominus de Alnewik... concessit... HENRICO DE PERCY, filio suo, et MARGARETE, filie domini Radulfi de Nevill de Raby, maneria de TUGHALE et SWYNHOWE... exceptis feodis et serviciis liberorum tenencium... que quidem maneria tenentur de domino rege in capite. Habenda et tenenda... prefatis Henrico filio suo et Margarete et heredibus de corporibus eorundem exeuntibus, de domino rege. reddendo inde annuatim eidem domino Henrico... ixli vjs iijd ad terminos Pentecostes et sancti Martini in yeme... Dedit eciam... duo mesuagia, unum molendinum, lxxj cotagia, clv acras, iiijxx et unam bovatam terre et dimidiam, et xv acras et unam rodam prati ... in GRISTHAWAYT, AYSTYNBY, LETHELEY et LYNTON JUXTA SPOFFORD in comitatu Eboraci, que quidem . . . de domino rege tenentur in capite. Habenda et tenenda . . . prefatis Henrico filio suo et Margarete et heredibus de corporibus suis... de domino rege. ita, scilicet, quod si . . . obierint sine herede de corporibus suis exeunte, quod omnia prenominata . . . ad ipsum dominum Henricum ... revertantur... Hiis testibus, Willelmo de Plumpton, Ricardo Tempest, Thoma de Middelton, militibus, Ricardo de Ask, Thoma de Nessefeld, et aliis. Data apud Topclif, die Lune proxima post festum sancti Hillarii, 14 Jan., 135 anno... Edward tercii. . . xxxij.

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DCCCXXXVII. Licence by Henry de Percy the elder, knight, to John Knotte of Wandesford, to grant land in Wandesford in mortmain. Dated at Lekynfeld, on Wednesday the feast of S. Mathias, apostle, 1318. A duplicate of No. DCXVIII.

DCCCXXXVIII. Hec est finalis concordia facta inter MATRICEM ECCLESIAM DE CATTON1 et CAPELLAM DE FOULSUTTON imperpetuum observanda, scilicet, quod si quis capellanus in predicta capella ministrare vel celebrare voluerit, debet facere obedienciam matrici ecclesie, et matrix ecclesia percipiet de

1 Catton and Full Sutton are about three miles apart,

north-east of York.

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eadem SUTTON septuaginta duas travas annuas bonarum garbarum bladi secundum statum anni de novem carucis, sive plures caruce ibi fuerint sive pauciores, scilicet, de unaquaque caruca octo travas, duas, videlicet, travas de frumento et duas de ordeo et quatuor de avena. Item, medietatem de corpore presenti de vivo averio. Item, decimam primam agnorum. Et persona capelle de Sutton percipiet totam secundam decimam agnorum de Sutton. Et postea insimul ponentur, prima decima agnorum cum secunda, et postea per sortem dividentur, ut unusquisque sortem suam accipiat. Item, persona de Catton percipiet de eadem Sutton pro unoquoque vitulo obolum, et persona de Sutton obolum, et tota decima lane de Sutton et pullorum erit persone de Sutton, imperpetuum. Et predicta matrix ecclesia percipiet annuatim de predicta capella xiiij panes cum companagio decenti in festo Omnium Sanctorum, et totidem ad Purificacionem beate Marie, et totidem ad Pascha, imperpetuum. Item, matrix ecclesia percipiet ceragium de Sutton ad Pascha, de unaquaque caruca unum denarium. Quicumque fuerit persona de capella de Sutton, ipse persona faciet obedienciam matrici ecclesie de Catton de predictis omnibus observandis imperpetuum. Hiis testibus, Ricardo de Percy, tunc temporis existente' domino Roberto de Percy, Everardo de Sutton, Waltero de Catton, . . . de Semare, Roberto de Alta Ripa, magistro Yvone Pagano. . . "multis aliis.

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DCCCXXXIX. (Folio 130.) Sciant... ADAM DE HEREWYNTON, canonicus ecclesie sancti Ethelberti Herefordensis'. . . concessi... magistro GILBERTO DE BREURA, archidiacono Eliensi,"

1 The manor of Catton was granted to Richard de Percy by Agnes his mother, and was secured to him by fine with William de Perci in 1218. (Nos. vI. and xiv.)

2 Walter de Catton is mentioned in a deed of Richard de Percy in 1219. (No. c.)

3 The missing words have been cut off at the foot of the folio.

4 Adam de Herewynton was appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, 17 March, 1324. He was commissioned by the King, together with Hugh Foliot, Bishop of Hereford, and Sir Henry de Clifford, to re-open Parliament in 1329. In 1327, he had licence to give to the priory of S. Bartholomew of Smithfield, land and rent in Acton to provide for his anniversary. (Calendar of Patent Rolls.)

5 Gilbert de Bruera, besides being archdeacon of Ely, held posts in the

churches of York, Lichfield, and
Salisbury, and was prebendary of Rug-
mere, in the church of S. Paul, Lon-
don, of which he was dean from 1336
to 1353. He was executor of Walter
de Langeton, Edward II.'s treasurer,
who died in 1321. By his will, dated
Saturday before the Feast of the
Purification (29 January, 135g), he de-
sired to be buried in the chapel of
S. Katharine which he had lately
built in S. Paul's, and bequeathed
181. 8. 8d. yearly from his tenements
and the wharf called Pauliswharf, to
maintain two chaplains there for
the repose of his soul and the soul
of Richard Wendover. (Calendar of
Patent Rolls; Calendar of Rolls proved
and enrolled in the Court of Husting,
London,1258-1688, R. R. Sharpe, D.C.L.
(1889), i., p. 496; Dugdale's History of
S. Paul's Cathedral, ed. Sir H. Ellis
(1818), pp. 225, 272, 382.)

totum mesuagium, placeam, demos et edificia cum schoppis, solariis, gardino... que fuerunt domini Hervici de Staunton, quondam rectoris ecclesie de Estderham,' in civitate LONDON', in parochia SANCTE AGNETIS INFRA PORTAM DE ALDRESGATE, que quidem tenementa habui de . . . feoffamento dominorum Johannis de Illegh, rectoris ecclesie Omnium Sanctorum de Ikelyngham, et Johannis Waryn, rectoris ecclesie de Seuecamp," exsecutorum testamenti domini Hervici supradicti. Et extendit se illud mesuagium versus orientem super venellam sancti Martini Magni, et versus occidentem super gardinum fratrum Minorum, et versus austrum super quoddam mesuagium pertinens ad e clesiam sancti Martini Magni London', et versus boream super exteriorem locum gardini predictorum fratrum et prope murum dicte civitatis ad portam predictam,

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1 Hervey de Staunton was Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1316, and Chief Justice of the King's Bench in 1323. He was sent to London in 1316, with Roger le Brabazon and others of the King's council, to negotiate a loan from the city for provision for the war with Scotland. In 1317 he had a bond from John de Yerdhill payable from lands in Northumberland. He was prebendary of Hustwhait, in York Cathedral; a priest of this name was parson, in 1317, of the church of Enemethe, and in 1320, of the church of Northcreyk, both in Norfolk. Letters of protection for a year were granted to Hervey de Staunton, parson of the church of Est Derham, 11 February, 1329. His will, dated 26 August, 1327, and proved on Monday next before the Feast of S. Mathias (17 February), 1327, directed that his property in the city of London, consisting of a messuage in the parish of S. Agnes within Aldresgate, and the reversion of certain shops, should be sold. He must have died not long after making his will, for 2 December, 1327, the treasurer was ordered to make prompt payment to his executors for 8001. of his money taken by the King from the abbey of S. Edmund, when he and his mother arrived from France. Hervey was buried in the church of S. Michael, at Cambridge, to which he had received license to alienate the advowson of the church of Barenton; he died before this license was carried out, and it was renewed to his kinsman and heir, Alexander de Walsham. (Calendars

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of Patent and Close Rolls; Calendar of London Wills, i., p. 343; Foss, Lives of the Judges.)

2 The parish church of SS. Anne and Agnes within Aldersgate, also called S. Anne in the Willows, was burnt down in 1548, rebuilt after seventy years, and again burnt in the Fire of London. The advowson belonged to S. Martin le Grand.

3 Icklingham, in Suffolk; Sacomb, in Hertfordshire.

4 Christ's Hospital afterwards stood on the site of the house of the Grey Friars. Their church, which was very large and beautiful, was consecrated in 1225, and at the Dissolution was made the parish church of several small parishes then united. It was burnt in the Fire, and the present Christchurch was built by Wren. S. Martin's Lane was little used as a thoroughfare, as is shown by the following ordinance of 1310 :-" And if perchance it shall happen that any tailor has so much to do, that by reason of the great press of business for our lord the King, or for some other great lord, he is obliged to scour furs by day, then let him scour them in some dead lane, such as behind St. Martin's Le Grand, or near the London Wall, where no great lords are passing, either going or coming; and whereby no dispute may arise." (Memorials of London and London Life, H. T. Riley (1868), p. 77.) The messuage was sold by Gilbert de Bruera to Henry de Percy in 1343. (No. DCCCXLVIII.)

Habendum et tenendum. . . de capitalibus dominis feodorum illorum ... Pro hac Pro hac... dedit michi predictus magister Gilbertus ducentas et quaterviginti marcas premanibus... Hiis testibus, Johanne de Preston, maiore civitatis London', Jobanne Hosebonde, Nicholao Pikot, vicecomitibus London', Ricardo de Hakeney, Henrico de Scheford,' aldermanno illius warde de Aldresgate, Nicholas de Faryndon,2 Symone de Swanlond, Roberto de Kelseye,' Rogero de Depham, Johanne de Gloucestr', Nicholao de Crane, Roberto de Sordiche, Petro de Hungrie, Johanne de Hynkeston, Petro de la Cornere, et Roberto de Glatton, peyntur, et aliis. Data London', April, 1333 die Mercurii proximo post festum sancti Marci Ewangeliste, anno... Edwardi tercii. . . septimo.

DCCCXL. Sciant... JOHANNES DE ILLEGH, rector ecclesie Omnium Sanctorum de Ikelyngham, et JOHANNES WARYN, rector ecclesie de Sauecamp, exsecutores testamenti domini Hervici de Staunton quondam rectoris ecclesie de Est Derham . . . vendidimus . domino ADE DE HERWYNTON canonico ecclesie sancti Ethelberti Herefordensis, totum mesuagium, placeam, domos et edificia cum schopis et gardino... que fuerunt ipsius domini Hervici in civitate London' in parochia sancte Agnetis infra portam de Aldresgate. Que quidem tenementa predictus dominus Hervicus legavit per nos vendenda et ad sufficientem securitatem emptori eorundem inde faciendam secundum consuetudinem civitatis predicte...10 Habendum et tenendum . . . de capitalibus dominis feodorum illorum... Et pro hac . . . solvit nobis dictus Adam quamdam pecunie summam premanibus, nomine exsecutorio in hac parte... Testibus, Symone de Swanlond, maiore civitatis London', Henrico Gisortz" et Ricardo le Lacer, vicecomitibus London', Henrico de Sechford," aldermanno warde de Aldresgate, Willelmo de Everdon, barone de scaccario domini regis,

1 Henry de Seccheford was chamber-
lain of the city from 1329 to 1335.
2 Nicholas de Farindone was mayor
in 1308 and 1314.

3 Simon de Swanland was mayor
in 1329 and 1350. He was a wool
merchant, and in 1319 had a safe-
conduct for a year to go to Brabant
and France in order to sell wool and
return with Flemish cloth. He lent
money to Edward II., and in the first
year of Edward III. was granted ex-
emption from all taxes and aids due
for the last seventeen years.

4 Robert de Kelesaie was alderman in 1319.

5 Roger de Depham was alderman and recorder in 1356.

6 John of Gloucester lived in the neighbouring parish of S. Vedast; he was sheriff in 1345.

7 John de Hyunston was sheriff in 1334.

8 No. DCCCXLIV. is another copy of this deed.

9 See No. DCCCXXXIX.

10 The boundaries of the messuage are given here as in No. DCCCXXXIX. 11 No. DCCCXLIV.: Gisortz. He was sheriff in 1329.

12 No. DCCCXLIV.: Secford.

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