CALENDARS 
 
 O F T H E 
 
 ANCIENT CHARTERS, 
 
 AND OF THE 
 
 WELCH AND SCOTISH ROLLS, 
 
 NOW REMAINING IN THE TOWER OF LONDON: 
 
 ALSO 
 
 CALENDARS of all the Treaties of Peace entered into by 
 the Kings of ENGLAND with thofe of SCOTLAND; 
 
 and of fundry Letters and public Inftruments relating to that 
 Kingdom, now in the Chapter-house at Westminster. 
 
 TOGETHER. WITH 
 
 CATALOGUES of the Records brought to Berwick from the Royal 
 Treasury at Edinburgh : of fuch as were tranfmitted to the Exchequer 
 at Westminster, and of thofe which were removed to different Parts of 
 Scotland by Order of King Edward I. 
 
 The Proceedings relating to the carrj'ing back the Records of Scotland 
 into that Kingdom ; and the Transactions of the Parliament there 
 from the 15th of May 1639, to the 8th of March 1650. 
 
 TO WHICH ARE ADDED 
 
 MEMORANDA concerning the AFFAIRS of IRELAND, 
 
 EXTRACTED FROM THE TOWER RECORDS. 
 
 WITH 
 
 Four Copper Plates, exhibiting all the various Hands in which 
 the fcvcral Charters have been written, from the Reign of King 
 William the Conqueror to that of Queen Elizabeth. 
 
 To the Whole is prefixed an Introduction, giving fome Account of the State 
 of the Public Records from the CoNciUEST to the prefent Time. 
 
 By Sir JOSEPH AYLOFFE, Bart. V. P. A. S. and F. R. S. 
 
 LONDON: 
 
 fRINTED FOR BENJAMIN AV H I T E, AT HORACE'S HEAD, 
 
 INFLEET STREET. 
 
 M DCC LXXIV.
 
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 TH E various errors and defeds which we difcover either in the 
 general hiftories of England, or in the memoirs and hiflorical 
 narratives of particular reigns, are rather to be imputed to the 
 negligence and inattention of their authors, in not fearching after proper 
 materials for correcting and rendering thofe works more complete, than 
 ta any real deficiency of fuch ufeful afiiflants. 
 
 Moft of our hiftarians who flouriflied before the reign of king Henry 
 the Seventh vrere monks. Many of thofe, refiding chiefly in their 
 cloyfters, and having but a fmall fund of erudition, pofielTed neither in- 
 clination or abilities fufficient to enable them critically to enquire into 
 and inveftigate the hiflory of their own country, as it flood in paft ages, 
 and, therefore, they contented themfelves with implicitly tranfcribing 
 by wholefale fuch accounts of our Englifli affairs as they found inferted 
 in thofe hiftorical manufcripts, with which the libraries of their own, 
 -or fome neighbouring monafteries happened to be furniflied ; and that 
 without examining into the credibility either of the ftories which they 
 adopted, or of the authors from whom they borrowed them. A fimilar 
 fupinenefs kept thofe religious devotees in great meafure unacquainted 
 with our national affairs, and the political tranfaftions of their own 
 times. 
 
 Inquifitivenefs was not the charaderiftic of the inhabitants of our mo- 
 nafleries j their refearches were confined within very narrow bounds, 
 and their attention was principally fixed on the prefervation and 
 aggrandizement of the ecclefiaflical andmonaflic power and revenues. In 
 fad, they themfelves knew little more of public affairs, than fuch occur- 
 rences as were notorious, and the topicks of general converfation. On this 
 account they were apt to rely too much upon common reports; which, 
 they taking for granted, without furtiier inquiry, put down in their 
 chronicles as truth, although many of them were mere fidions, invented 
 by artful and defigning men to anfwer finifler views, and were indul- 
 trioufly propagated in order to miflead the unwary, and impofe upon the 
 credulity of the people. 
 
 It muft be acknowleged, however, that all our hiflorians who lived 
 
 before the Tudor family's acceflion to the throne, were not of the fame 
 
 I a form. 
 
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 tl 
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 form. Some of them were anxious for difcovcring the truth of things, 
 and with a moll; laudable and accurate induftry, Icarched for it amongil 
 the records of the kingdom ; and others ; who from their fituation in or 
 near the courts of our princes, the ports which they filled in the llate, 
 or from the bufinefs in which they were occafionally employed, had op- 
 portunities of being well informed of faifts, have made proper ufe of 
 thofe advantages, and handed down to us very faithful and judicious 
 narratives of the tran fact ions of their own times. 
 
 Our fubfequent hiltorians were men of Hill fuperior talents ; their 
 founder judgments and more refined reafonings, would not Ibtfer therrrto 
 build on thofe precarious foundations to which many of their prcdecelTors 
 had inadvertently trufted. Cautious of avoiding fuch errors as had mif- 
 guided others, they conduiflcd their labours with greater accuracy and 
 circumfpedlion ; brought to light many curious hiftorical particulars, 
 which had long remained in obfcurity and unknown ; and by a criticifm 
 till then unpradifed, fliewed themfelves indefatigable in dilHnguilhing 
 truth from fable. Thofe of more modern times have not only followed 
 that example, but endeavoured to add further illuftrations to our Englifh 
 hirtory, and to authenticate the feveral fails which they relate. Such 
 of them, as with a fcrupulous exa<ftnefs have taken the trouble to ex- 
 amine in every circumftance, the accounts of tranfaiflions given in an- 
 cient chronicles and annals, and to compare them with the public re- 
 cords and other indubitable muniments preferved in different archives of 
 the kingdom, have chofcn the lureft and moft infallible guides, to lead 
 them on, not only to the inveftigation of truth, but to the difcovery of 
 many material circumftances in our Englifh hiflory, which otherwife 
 mull; have remained in oblivion ; and for thefe fervices they highly merit 
 our warmert; acknowlcgements. ' i ?fii - 
 
 It is manifefl, that the public and private libraries of England, jointly 
 confidercd, contain a far more immenfe treafurc of truly uleful and va- 
 luable original papers and manufcripts for our political and hillorical af- 
 fairs, than that which any one nation in Europe can produce in refpeft 
 to its own J but yet thefe flores alone are not of themfelves fufficient to 
 render our national hiftory complete. They are vague and uncertain as to 
 fcvcral i'ery interefting occurrences, totally filent in regard to others, and 
 prove fometimcs fo various, irreconcileable, and even contradidory in the 
 accounts they give us of one and the lame tranfacftion, that without 
 further alliftance it is impofiible to determine with precilion, whether 
 cither, or which of them may be abfolutely credited. Hence it is, that 
 however cautious and inquifitive hiftorians are in coUeding their ma- 
 terials from thofe manufcripts, and however critical and refined they 
 
 may
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 ni 
 
 may be in their reafonings and arguments on what they find advanced in 
 thenn, yet, in fpight oF their deepelt fpcculation and the moft unbiaflcd 
 integrity, whilft they look up no further than to thefe fources of intel- 
 ligence, not only they themfelves are in danger of being deceived, and 
 of thereby misleading others, but the narratives which they give uf, 
 and their reafonings on them, mufl: inevitably turn out lame, imperfe«ft, 
 and erroneous. Such miftakes and difadvantages, however, cannot attend 
 thofe who have recouife to the repclitories of our national records and 
 muniments, either for the difcovery and elucidation of fatls, or for the 
 folution of matters of hilloric doubt and controverfy. 
 
 Happily for us our flores of public records are juftly reckoned to excel 
 in age, beauty, corred:nefs, and authority, whatever the choicell archives 
 abroad can produce of the like fort. By an appeal to them the lawyer 
 and the hiltorian m.iy receive fatisfadion in all their inquiries, whether 
 confined to the rcilifying the miftakes into which fome writers have 
 fallen, and to the clearing up and explaining of thofe dithculties in our 
 hiftory which have for a long time feemed unfurmountable ; or whether 
 they are inlarged and extended to the attainment of a thorough know- 
 lege of the laws, conltitution, and polity of the kingdom. There like- 
 wife, befides informing themfelves of the cuftoms and manners of our 
 anceftors, and of the humours which, from time to time, prevailed 
 amongft them, they will find preferved the hiftory of many notable 
 tranfaftions, which had otherwife perKhed, together with a multitude 
 of curious and initrudive records, relating to a variety of matters of 
 the utmoft importance ; fuch are, amonglt others, the proceedings and 
 ads of the high court of parliament ; the munificence and liberality of 
 our fovereigns in their grants of lands, liberties, privileges, and im- 
 munities to the churches, abbeys, and monaftcriesj to ecclefiaftical and 
 civil corporations ; and to the nobility and private perfons ; the proceedT 
 ings and judicial ads of the exchequer, chancery, curia-regis, king's- 
 bench, and common-pleas ; the courts of wards and liveries, ftar- 
 chamber and requefts, and of feveral fubordinate and inferior courts i 
 the royal revenue and public finances ; trade, merchandize and com- 
 merce ; the mint, coin, and coinage; the negotiations, treaties, leagues, 
 conventions, and alliances entered into between England and fo- 
 reign kings, princes, and ftates ; our national connedions and interefts, 
 as they refpedively ftood at ditterent periods ; the circumftances of our 
 militia and navy ; foreign wars, domeltic rebellions, commotions, and in- 
 furredions, with their caufes and effcds ; papal bulls, ufurpations, cx- 
 adions, 6cc. together with many other matters of more private con- 
 cernment. 
 
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 IT INTRODUCTION. 
 
 From the fame trcafuries the ftudent may alfo obtain an ample Tuppljr 
 of ufcful information relating to the hiftories of Normandy, Gafcony^ 
 Picardy, Aquitaine, and other parts of France ; as alfo to thofe of Scot- 
 land, Ireland, Wales, the illands of Guernfey, Sark, Alderney, and 
 Jcrfcy, and all fuch other places as do now belong, or at any timei 
 heretofore have appertained unto the crown of England; and this with 
 the additional and mofl fatisfadtory aflurance, that whilft he adheres to 
 thofe intelligent regifters of truth and antiquity, he cannot be deceived 
 or milled; but that on the contrary, he may with confidence rely on their 
 fidelity ; as their evidence is impartial, their verity unimpcached, and 
 their authority indifputable. 
 
 The fame fertile minelikewife offers to us a rich vein of materials for 
 improving and ilkilbating our Englifli topography beyond what hath 
 hitherto been attempted, either by Mr. Camden or others ; and for 
 rendering our local hiftory and antiquities of effential and public ufe. 
 Therein we find the originals of fome, and memorials of many others 
 of thofe public inllruments, which, from time to time, have been ilTued 
 for the purpofcs of improving, proteifling, and inriching the different 
 parts of the kingdom in various inftances ; as by imbanking and drain- 
 ing fens, and the recovery and lecuring from future injuries lands over- 
 whelmed by inundations of the fea ; the opening and clearing our prin- 
 cipal rivers, and the widening^, deepening, and rendering navigable 
 thofe of lefs note ; the cleanfuig and fecuring harbours for the commo- 
 dious and lafe reception of ihips, and the cutting canals for inland na- 
 vigation ; the ere(5ling and fortifying caftles, forts, and places of flrength,. 
 for the defence of the realm, and for providing and maintaining proper 
 wards and garrifons in them ; the building bridges, palaces, and pub- 
 lic edifices, and tlie opening roads and communications between the moft 
 capital places ; the deafforertation of ancient forefls and chafes, and the 
 inclofing and cultivation of wealds, heaths, commons, and wafle lands; 
 the opening and working mines, and the encouragement given for tha 
 exportation and dilpolal of their contents, &c. 6cc. There likewifc we 
 learn the ancient and modern itate of all the cities, towns, and boroughs 
 of England ; the names, dignities, and charadlers of thofe who were 
 the fucccfTwe proprietors or owners of them, and the prafticc and man- 
 ner of letting them, either to the inhabitants or others; the difference 
 between towns veiled in the crown, and thofe veffed in the baronage and. 
 clergy, as alio between llich as are incorporated, and fuch as are not in- 
 corporate.! ; their tenures, demefne«, ilfues, fee-farms, and fervices ;. 
 their incorporations, charters, cuftoms, government, rights, privileges, 
 franchiiK-;,, liberties, and immunities, as well fuch as heretofore have 
 
 been
 
 INTRODUCTION. ▼ 
 
 hten ravi{Tied from them, or forfeited by them, as thofe which they at 
 prefent enjoy; their trade, manufactures, markets, fairs, commerce, 
 and commercial interefts ; the aids, fubfidies, tallages, fines, amercia- 
 ments, and taxes with which they have been charged, or from which 
 they have been relieved or exempt; the guilds, fraternities, corpora- 
 tions, and myljtcres eftabliHied in them, the calualties which have be- 
 fell them, and the manner and occafions of the decay of fome, and of 
 the rile, increafe, improvement, and profperity of others: there too we 
 have a faithful account of the rights, privileges, and immunities granted 
 to, or claimed by particular churches, monafteries, lordfhips, manors, 
 villages, parifhes, hamlets, and other places, with the cuftoms preva- 
 lent in them ; and a multitude of interefting particulars relating not only 
 to royalties, forefts, honours, baronies, lordfliips, and the feveral 
 inferior fpecies of landed property, with their relpedive tenures, fer- 
 vices, and cuftoms, but to tlie feveral perfons and families who have 
 fucceflively pofTelfed them. 
 
 Great as thefe benefits are to the public, yet they are far from being 
 the moft important fervices which the public records and muniments 
 afford us ; they are the treafuries and confervators of our laws, and the 
 flandard to which we muft refort for the refolving and afcertaining all 
 conllitutional points; they are the teftimonies of our legiflation, and 
 of all juridical and judicial proceedings, and the perpetual evidence of 
 every man's rights, privileges, and liberties. 
 
 That the civil and eccleliaftical hiftory of this kingdom cannot be 
 thorouglily underftood without the affiftance of our national records, was 
 long ago evinced by Mr. Lambard, Sir Robert Cotton, Sir Henry 
 Spelman, Mr. William Ryley, the voluminous William Prynne, Fabian 
 Phillips, &CC. and hath fince been abundantly confirmed to us from the 
 great ufe made of them by Mr. Selden, Dr. Robert Brady, Mr. Tyrrel, 
 bifhops Burnet and Nicholfon, Mr. Rymer, the elaborate Mr. Madox, 
 Mr. Thomas Carte, and many other learned liiflorians in their refpedtive 
 publications. 
 
 The elTential fervlce which they are of, or for the furtherance of our 
 topographical and genealogical hiftories, hath been put out of all 
 manner of doubt by Sir William Dugdale's Antiquities of Warwickfhire, 
 and his Baronage of England; Mr. Aflimole'sand Mr. Anftis's Hillories 
 of tiiC order of the garter; Sandford's Genealogical hiftory of our kings; 
 Thoroton's Antic^liities of Nottinghamlhirc; Bilhop Kennett's Parochial 
 antiquities ; Sir Henry Chauncy's Hillorical antiquities of HertfordOiire j 
 and by the late reverend Mr. Morant in his Antiquities of Eilex. 
 
 Antiquaries-
 
 VI 
 
 INTRODUCTIOK. 
 
 Antiquaries are not agreed as to the precife time when tlie ufage of 
 making inrollwents, or entering authentic teflimonies in writing on 
 membranes of parchment fewed together end to end, and wound or 
 rolled up w the form of a pipe or fmall column, in order to he depo- 
 fited ai;d prelerved in proper ofikes of record, was firft introduced 
 amongll us ; and at this diftance of time, from the origin of k.ich infti- 
 tution, it m.ay be diBicult, if not impoiliblc, to afcertain with exadtnefs 
 the a"ra of its comniencement. Many ancient records and other 
 documents, which might have allifted us in the profecution of fuch an 
 inquiry, are now undoubtedly loft, and the gaps which we obferve in the 
 ferics of different kinds of our public muniments now extant, ftrengtlica 
 the opinion, that the earlieft records of this kingdom have long fincc 
 periftied. 
 
 Mr. Prynne very juftly obferves it to be highly probable, " that during 
 *' the civil wars between the king and barons, in the reigns of king 
 *' John and Henry the Third, and betwixt the two houfcs of Lancafter anJ 
 ** York for the title to the crown, the prevailing king's parties em- 
 *' bezled and fuppreflcd fuch parliamentary records and proceedings as 
 *' made moll; againft their interelf, power, and prerogative ;" and it 
 cannot be doubted, that in thofe limes, the like fate befell many other 
 of our national muniments. Several different caufes have likewife 
 co-operated to their dellrutftion ; damps, mildew, and vermin have, 
 from time to time, deprived us of many ancient and valuable records ; 
 others may have been loll: by the frequent carrying them from town to 
 town, as was the cuftomary pradlice during that period, in which the 
 exchequer, the chancery, and the Ibvereign cinirt of ordina'y judicature, 
 then ftiled curia regis, followed, and were kept at the court or place of 
 the occalional refidence of the king; fome undoubtedly fell vidtims to 
 the diftraclions which raged fo furioufly throughout the kingdom during 
 the wars between the emprefs Maud and king Stephen ; others have 
 been deftroyed by rebellious infurredions, public commotions, and the 
 various injuries of time, and not a few have periihed through their great 
 enemy duft, and the negligence in times part of ibme of thofe whofe 
 duty it then was to preferve them. Thefe lofles and defeds, which are 
 molt fmcercly to be deplored by every curious inquirer after our Englifli 
 hiftory, will be beft apprehended, from taking acurfory view of the pre- 
 fent llate, and rcfpedive commencements, of the principal kinds of our 
 now rem lining public records and other muniments. 
 
 Neither the artiaili J'ufcr cbartas, the great charter oi king Jo/jn, 
 or tliat of king Henry the Third are to be found upon any of the 
 now extant rolls of either of thofe kings, although it cannot be 
 
 imagined
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 Vll 
 
 imagined that thofe charters which were obtained with fo much 
 trouble, difficulty, and bloodflied, which were efteemed to be of the 
 utmoll confequence and importance to the whole kingdom, and 
 which, when confented unto, had been granted in the moft fo- 
 lenin manner, and paflfed under the refpedtive great feals of thofe 
 monarchs, would have been iffued and promulgated, without being pre- 
 vioufly inrolled in the records of the chancery. 
 
 The ivrits offwnmons and the returns to parliamenthtgm with thofe of the 
 forty-ninth year of king Henry theThird; and there is among the recordsin 
 the Tower of London, a calendar or colleftion of all attainders, reAitutions, 
 and refumptions made out of the parliament rolls, from the twenty-ninth 
 year of that king till the end of his reign ; yet the earlieft parliament 
 rolls now extant, are thofe of the three parliaments held in the eighteenth 
 year of king Edward the Firft, unlefs the roll of fome pafTliges in the 
 parliament of Oxford, in the forty-fourth year of king Henry the 
 Third, and which, Mr. Selden fays, he had ufed by the favour of an 
 honourable gentleman, who communicated it, is now to be found. 
 Moreover the ferics of tlie rolls of parliament, fublequent to the eighteenth 
 year of king Edward the Firft, is far from being complete, many of 
 thofe rolls, and more particularly fuch as belonged t© the reign of king 
 Edward the Third, being now miffing, and others defedive. 
 
 The firft bundle of petitions to parliament, with judgments or re^ 
 fponjes given on them, now amongft the records in the Tower of 
 London, are thofe of the firft year of king Richard the Second, although 
 it is evident that the ufage of prefenting petitions to parliament was of 
 a far older date. Some of thofe ancient petitions may probably be in that 
 confufed heap of blind and obliterated petitions, which now remain in 
 in a clofet in Wakefield Tower, but many others have undoubtedly 
 periffied. 
 
 Mr. Powell, in his Repertorle of records, p. 212, mentions no lefs 
 than fifteen bundles of petitions in parliamenty from the fecond to the 
 thirtieth year of the reign of king Edward the Third, as being extant in 
 the Tower at the time he publiftied his book, anno 1631, but at pre- 
 fent one only of thefe bundles, which is of the feventh year of that 
 king, and without any judgments or refponfes, is to be found in that 
 repofitory. Neither are there extant any original petitions in the par- . 
 liaments of that king, fubfequent to his thirtieth year ; even the 
 traces of any (\ich petitions are not now to be met with, except of thofe 
 of which tranfcripts are entered on the parliament rolls. By what accident 
 we are deprived of the original petitions in the parliaments of king 
 Edward the Second, and of his father king Edward the Firft, is not 
 DOW known. Mr. Prynne mentions thofe of the fixth year of king 
 4 Edwari
 
 VMl 
 
 INTRODUGTION. 
 
 Edward the Firfl:, and of fcveral fucceeding years, as being in tlic 
 Tower of London, when he wrote ; and Mr. Riley refers to the lame 
 place for the originals of nineteen petitions of the thirtieth year of the 
 lame king, which he hath printed in the appendix to his Flucita Pur- 
 liameritnria. At preftnt none of them are to be found, but yet we may 
 lafely credit the infomiation given to us by thole two able and faithful 
 record officers ; and that more efpecially, as not only copies of thofe pe- 
 titions, with the refponfes, are in a manufcript of that able and vene- 
 rable Lord Chief Juftice Sir Matthew Hales, now in the library of 
 Lincoln's Inn ; but as there are fome petition rolls within the afore- 
 mentioned period flill prcferved, and as fome other of thofe petitic/ns 
 are likewife entered on the dorfe of the patent and claufe rolls. 
 
 Further, the Placita Parlimnentaria preferved in the Tower, do not 
 begin till the reign of king Edward the Second ; yet thofe are not the 
 oldeft now extant, for there are feveral others of the fame fort in the 
 chapter-houfe at Weftminfter, and commencing with thofe of the firft 
 parliament of the eighteenth year of king Edward the Firft : fome of 
 them, and particularly thofe of the twenty-firft and thirty-fifth years 
 of king Edward the Firft are mutilated and dcfedlive. Of thefe latter 
 Placita there is depofited amongft the records in the Tower a tranfcript 
 called the Fetus Codex*, written in a hand nearly coeval with the origi- 
 nals : and it was from this manufcript that Mr. Riley printed the Pla- 
 cita Parliatfientaria. It may not be foreign to our purpofe to obferve, 
 that the Placita in the Tower are entered on rolls, formed and wound 
 up in the manner now ufed ; whereas thofe in the chapter-houfe are only 
 tacked together at the corner of each membrane. 
 
 • The moft ^nc'xtnt ftaiute roll now extant commences with the ftatute 
 of Glouce^^r, paffcd in the fixth year of king Edward the Firft: and 
 the rolls from which lome of our printed llatutes were tranfcribed for the 
 prefs are now irrecoverably loft. 
 
 There is only one alJ'dy roll of the Mint now remaining, and that is 
 of an uncertain year of king Edward the Firft. 
 
 The Placita Coroncs begin as low as the fifteenth year of king Henry 
 the Third ; and the commencement of ihc placita de warranto, is as late 
 as tlie reiiin of kin^ Edward the Firft. 
 
 The memoranda and origvialia of the court of exchequer do not com- 
 mence until thefirllyearof king HenrytheThird,andyet it is evident from 
 entries made on 2. jike roll, of the eighteenth of Henry the Third, m. 6. 
 
 • It doth not appear by what perfin, or on what ocrafim this tranfcript wat made, but it is 
 mentioned in Rot. Pari. 6 Ric. II. p. z. m. 26. as bting then in the To-ver of London. 
 
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 INTRODUCTION. Jx 
 
 find on the ohlata, of the fecond of John, m. 5. that the method of making 
 eflreats of the r/5.-?;-/f;-, patent^ fine, and o^ihcc rotuH cancel/aria, on JhjJj 
 rolls, and tranfmitting them every year into the exchequer, where they 
 •U'ere called Originii.ia and Extraclce Cancellarice, was obferved from the 
 thne of the feparation of the chancery from the exchequer ; which event 
 happened at a period many years antecedent to the date of the earlieil of 
 the Origina'ia How extant. 
 
 The moll ^x\iz\tx\X inquilitiones pofi mortem now remaining in the Tower 
 likewife begin with the firfl year ot king Henry the Third, about 
 the middle of vvhofe reign we are to date the firft roll ov regijler of icrits, 
 although fuch mandates or precepts are well known to have been com- 
 monly iffued in much earlier times. 
 
 T\\x:inqufitioncs ad quod damnum commence at a far ftill later period, to 
 wit, the lirft year of the reign of king Edward the Second, from which 
 time thofc records are complete, except in refpe6t to the bundles of 
 fome few years. 
 
 The now xtnvimmgplacitaforeffc?, th.t perambulations, ixndtheproceedings 
 relating to for efts reach no higher than the tenth year of king John, and 
 yet we may be allured that fuch placita were much more ancient, not 
 only fince a moll faithful hillorian Henry Huntingdon informs us, that 
 king Stephen in his firft year hunted at Brampton near Huntingdon, and 
 xhexe held pleas of theforeji ; but becaufe they are exprefsly fpoken of in the 
 laws of king Henry the Firft, as then being far from a novel inftitution. 
 
 Thataccu rate and experienced antiquary the late GeorgeHolmes,efquire, 
 deputy keeper of the Tower records, in his valuable work, intituled, 
 CalendariuM generale rotulorum in Turre Londinensi 
 AssERvATORuM, Written with his own hand, and now in the library of 
 Thomas Aftle, efquire, informs us that ihtefcheat bundles do not begin till 
 the firft year of Henry the Third; although efc heats hid long before that 
 time made part of the crown revenue, and as fuch appear to have been ac- 
 counted for in the great roll o^ the exchequer, commonly called quifito 
 Stepbani', which roll will hereafter be fpoken of more at large in the 
 fequel of this difcourfe. 
 
 Mr. Selden in his Titles of honour very pofitively aflerts, that there were 
 patent rolls before the reign of king John, but that they are loft : however 
 he doth not give us his realbnsfor fuch an aflertion, neither doth he fomuch 
 as hint either at the place in which thofe records were originally kept, 
 or at the time or occafion of our being deprived of them. This af- 
 fcrtion hath been combated by the late learned Mr. Madox, who de- 
 clared it to be his opinion, that the contrary may be more pro- 
 bable, as the courfe and ufagc of the king's chancery was not 
 
 b always
 
 X INTRODUCTION. 
 
 always the fame in every particular. The ftate of the fad, fays 
 
 that able and judicious writer, was this; " In the beginning of 
 
 the reign of king John, the clerks of the chancery ^r/? made entries 
 
 " or inrol'nu'nts of all charters, letters ' patents, and clofe letters, 
 
 *' which paflcd the king's chancery, and his great feal ; and likewife 
 
 ** of all fines made or offered in his chancery. The rolls on which 
 
 ** fuch entries were made, are therefore refpeftively called Rotuli 
 
 *' Chartarum, C/'i7r/'(Ti?o//j; Rotuli Patentium [1^67/. Liierarum] 
 
 " Patent Rolls; Rotui.i Clausarum \^Fiz. Literarum] Clofe Rolls, and 
 
 " Rotuli FiNiuM, Fine Rolls; and that this ufage of writing or making 
 
 *' up of thefe rolls hath continued in the chancery from the reign of 
 
 " king John to the modern times, may be proved by the feries of 
 
 *' rolls of thefe forts now extant. On the other fide it does not 
 
 ** appear from any record or other authentic monument, that the 
 
 *' fame method was ufcd in the chancery before the reign of that king." 
 
 The fame learned antiquary likewife conjedures, " that in the begin- 
 
 " ing of the reign of king John, it might juftly be deemed a proper and 
 
 *' neceflary thing to inroll the ads of the king's chancery, particularly 
 
 " the charters, patents,, and writs, which, froni time to time, paflcd 
 
 " under the great fcal ; not only tliat it miglu be futiiciently manifelted 
 
 " to the king's officers and clerks who had the care and management 
 
 *' of his revenue, what charters, letters, <^c. were made forth and 
 
 " fealed, and which for want of regular entries or inrollments could 
 
 *' not be truly known; but to prevent the hardlhips which had frequently 
 
 " been laid on the fubjeds of getting their charters and grants renewed, 
 
 " and more particularly to quiet the minds of thofe who in tlie pre- 
 
 " ceding reign of king Richard the Firfi:, on pretence of the king's 
 
 •' feal being carried out of the kingdom, and loft in tlie fea, near tiie 
 
 " Ifle of Cyprus, had been compelled to renew and pafs, at a great 
 
 " cxpence, under the new feal which had been fabricated on tiiat oc- 
 
 " cation, all the charters and grants which had been made to them un- 
 
 " der the old feal." 
 
 The moft antitnt records of the chancery which we meet with in tlie 
 Tower of London being the clofe rolls and fine rolls of the fixth year 
 of king John; the patent rolls of his third year; the liberate and 
 Norman rolls of his fecond year ; the charter rolls of his firft year ; and 
 thofe tranfcripts denominated Charta Antiquic, which contain mifcel- 
 laneous excmplu/unis of charters of our kings more ancient than the 
 times of king John, mixed with others made in his reign, and at that time 
 confcffcdly put togctI\cr different from the ufual method of the chancery, 
 crcatlv favour thefe fentimcnts of Mr. Madox. The feveral fads of 
 which tiuu author aflures us in his hiftory of the excJiequer, p. i ^52, 
 
 Isc.
 
 INTRODUCTION. xi 
 
 &c. likewlfe countenance the above opinion. He there tells us, that 
 in the times previous to the reign of king John, the chancery was 
 kept in the king's court, and was in many refpedls blended with and 
 made part of the exchequer, and fo continued until it feparated there- 
 from; that during fuch union, the king's chancellor performed part of 
 his duty in the exchequer; attended there ex officio upon the affairs of 
 the revenue, and of courfe adled with the jufticier and barons; that the 
 king's great feal was commonly laid up in the treafury of the exchequer; 
 that not only the writs of the chancery, 'viz. liberate, cotnputate, and 
 ferdojio were fometimes made forth at the exchequer, and fcalcd there 
 with the great fcal, at the jufticier's command from the lower exchequer, 
 or receipt, to the upper exchequer, for the better difpatch of the exchequer 
 bulinefs, in which cafe they concluded tcjlibus his apud fuch a place 
 ad Scaccaritim, to diftinguifh them from the writs made in the kitigs 
 courts; but that the writs of fummons iffued for the king's debts 
 and rights, the writs to call councils, and to fummons barons and 
 knights ad habendum fervitiwn, were likewife fometimes made at 
 the exchequer, and fcaled there by the Jpigurnel, or wax-chafer of 
 the chancery, with the great feal ; and afterwards tranfmitted 
 through England by the ufher of the exchequer ; and that there was 
 a clerk conrtantly attending at the exchequer called clericus, or ma- 
 gijler fcriptorii, who was as it feems a chief clerk of the chancery, and 
 whofe duty is fet forth in the dialogiis dejcaccario, as alfo a clerk called 
 Scriptor Rotidi de Caticellaria. The a6ts of the chancery in thofe times 
 being thus interwoven with thofe of the exchequer, and the chief bufmefs 
 of both being principally pointed towards the afcertaining and preferving 
 the rights of the king, and the fecurity and care of the feveral branches 
 of the crown revenue, it may be with great probability conjedlured, that 
 whilll; the chancery and exchequer continued fo intimately connedled, 
 and were held together in the fame place, to wit, the king's court ; 
 whilft the chancellor, with the great feal, was ufually refident at trie 
 exchequer ; and whilft the afts of the chancery cognizable in the ex- 
 chequer, were tranfacfled at the exchequer, entries of all the ads and pro- 
 ceedings of the chancery, and all the feveral inflruments which paflVd the 
 great feal, were not made, per extaifum, on feparate and diflindt rolls, (b 
 to remain on record according: to the method afterwards obfcrved in 
 chancery; but tliatas foonas the chancery wns feparated from the exchequer 
 and held in a different place, the necefliy of making diftinft rolls of the 
 chancery becoming obvious, the great increafe and variety of buli- 
 nefs whicii about that period ilovv'ed to the chancery calleel tor a more 
 exacl and particular mode of recording the feveral ads of that court, and 
 
 b 2 Of
 
 xii I N T R O D U C T I O N. 
 
 of the different indrumcnts which pafl'cd under the great Teal, than had 
 been obfcrvcd before that time, and induced the officers of that court 
 then to begin to make dillindt rolls of the chancery in a feries of years, 
 to wit, charter rolls, patent rolls, Jine rolls, and clofe rolls, and to eftreat 
 or certify them into the exchequer. 
 
 This corjcdure is rendered more probable by its not being hitherto 
 dlfcovcred, as is before obferved, by any record or authentic document, 
 that fuch method of inrol:?nc7its were uled in the chancery, previous to 
 the reparation of that court from the exchequer; an event which hap- 
 pened towards the end of the reign of king Richard the Firft, or at the 
 beginning of that king of John, and nearly coincides with die date of the 
 firft roll oi the chancery now extant. 
 
 We have ftill preferved to us the rolls of the Bank or court of Common 
 Pleas from the firll: year of king John's reign ; and we are not to look 
 for any records of a much earlier date belonging to that court, as its 
 divifion or feparation from the curia regis did not begin to be made until 
 Ibme time about that period. 
 
 The precife time wherein jujlices errant were firft conftituted is not 
 jiow to be eafily afcertained, but the great rolls of the pipe plainly (hew 
 that the eftablifhment of thofe juftices was many years prior in time to 
 the 2 2d year of king Henry the Second, in which year Hoveden, Glanvill, 
 Dugdalc, and others, very particularly fix the commencement of 
 that inftitution, or to thefixteenth year of that king, in which Gervafius 
 Dorobernenfis fays, they were firft appointed ; and yet we have not any 
 ajjize rolls antecedent to the firft year of king Richard the Firft. 
 
 The oldeft rolls of the curia regis likewife now extant begin with the 
 fame year, to wit, the firft of Richard the Firft, although that fupreme 
 ordinary court of judicature is well known to have been held in the times 
 near, after the Norman conqueft, and that from its primary inftitution 
 certain pleas or caufes were efpecially referved and appropriated for dif- 
 cuflion tlierein, fo that there is not the leaft doubt but that the proceedings 
 of that court on fuch caufes were properly entered on record, but that 
 thofe records are now loft. 
 
 The plea rolls of the court of exchequer do not begin until the reign of 
 king Edward the Firft, but the rotuli annales^ 01 great rolls af the pipe, in 
 which tlie accounts of the revenue are ftated, are anterior in point of 
 date to any of the rolls which have hitherto been mentioned j and of 
 thefc rolls the feries is perfev^ from the firft year of king Henry the 
 Second ; befides which there is ftill remaining in the fame archives, a 
 great or pipe roll, which bears the fame name oi tkejiftb of king Stephen, 
 but hath by Mr. Prynne and Mr. Madox been proved beyond all doubt, 
 to be intitled to an earlier date ; and more particularly to belong, if 
 r not
 
 INTRODirCTIOK. Xiii 
 
 not to the eighteenth year of king Henry the Firft, as Mr. Prynne is 
 inclined to think it doth, yet at leafl to Ibme year of that monarch's 
 reign. This ro//, confidering it as a record, is inconteftably iht oldtji roll 
 now to be produced ; but it is far from being the firfl revenue roll that 
 was framed, in the exchequer of England, as is evident not only from 
 the wording of divers articles entered in different parts of this roll, but 
 from the references therein made to prior matters of like accompt with 
 thofe in it, and which matters of accompt mufl certainly have been 
 entered on i\mi\xr great rolls oi tht pipe anterior to this in point of date. 
 
 Having thus taken a tranfient view of the general ftate of our prin- 
 cipal records and muniments, fo far as any of them now extant are entered 
 on rolls, it may not be inexpedient to inquire how far the ufage of ;«- 
 rollments of matters of record is intitled to a higher antiquity aniongft 
 us, and whether there arc any traces whereby the original ufage can be. 
 nearly or abfolutely afcertained. 
 
 If we look back into the Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Danilh times, we 
 do not meet with any footfteps of fuch ufage being then pradifed, either 
 in the great national council, or in any of the courts of law. The regal 
 charters and grants ifTued during that period were moftly either fingle in- 
 ftruments authenticated by the lignature of the king, and teflified by the 
 fubfcription of the names of the principal perfons prefent at the time fuch 
 charters or grants were originally made, or bi-partite chirographa authen- 
 ticated and witneffed in the like manner. In the latter cafe both parts 
 of each chirographiwi being made originals, the one part was delivered 
 to the church, monaflery, vill, or perfon in whofe favour fuch charter 
 or grant was obtained, and die other part remained in the pollefhon of 
 the king. Sometimes, although but rarely, they made three originals 
 of the fame charters ; fo was it done in refpedl to the charters whereby 
 king Canute, in his great council held at Kingfton in Surrey, granted. 
 Folkejlane now Folkfone in Kent to the church of Canterbury, as appears 
 by one of thofe originals now in the poffellioa of Thomas Alllc, efquire, 
 which concludes thus : 
 
 And jjiyyepa ^epjvtea j"jrnd jjjieo. an ij mnon cjiijtey cyjicean . "] c'£cji x'= T^-^ 
 Aiisu/rme. And "^ jjjudde ly inne mid jjaej- kyn^ej hagdome: i. e. 
 
 Et horum brevium triafunt. Unum in ecclefia Chrijli; altenim in nwnajlerio 
 SanSli Aiigujiini; et tertium inthcfaiiro regis cianreliquiis fanSlorum. 
 
 but in none of thefe cafes was there any regiftry or entry of fuch ads 
 made in official rolls, books, or records, preferved for fuch purpofc in 
 the king's or in any other court. 
 
 In like manner the original afls of the Saxon councils and fynods 
 wete fingle inftruments conlVantly written on both the fides or pages of a 
 
 le;.f'
 
 xiT INTRODUCTION. 
 
 leaf of vellum, and witneflcd by the king who prefided, and the great 
 men there prefent, without any regirtry or record thereof being mide 
 in any roll or book. Thus the a«its of the great council held a Bec- 
 cancclde * an" 716, wherein Wihtred king of Kent granted the privi- 
 leges of the Englilh churcii, are written on one fide of a leaf of vel- 
 lum ; after which follows : 
 
 •^ Ego Wihtrcdus auxilio X^' rex his legib. conftitutis pro me et 
 Werburgam rcginam -f- itemq; filio mo Alrico fubfcripfi. 
 
 ^ Ego Berhtuualch gra dei archieps his legibus a nobis conftitutis 
 Scis. 
 
 •f« Signum manus y^thelbcrhti, p-fe et fre fuo. 
 
 Thcfe occupying the whole fpace of the one fide of the leaf, the 
 fubfcriptions of the numerous other witnelTes arc continued on the 
 backfide thereof. 
 
 The proceedings in pleas or caufes, all of which were in thofe times 
 heard and determined in a plain funple manner, in the courts within 
 the fevcral counties, towns, and dirtrids, and the judgments given 
 thereon, do not appear to have been entered on record in any of thofe courts, 
 but on fuch occafions it was ufual to draw n^ fedente curia, a lummary 
 ftate of the proceedings, by way of notification or certificate, at the 
 clofe whereof, the names of the witneflcs, or principal perfons prefent 
 at the trial were fet down ; and fuch notification or certificate being then 
 delivered to the party, on whofe behalf judgment had been pronounced, 
 was ufual ly by him, for further notoriety, zndin pcrpetuam ret rncmoriam, 
 entered in the evangelijieriutn, ?ni[J'al, or other remarkable ■i.ndjiicred booky 
 belonging to fome cathedral, monaftery, or religious houfe in his neigh- 
 bourhood. Thus a memorial or fummary of the proceedings had, and 
 of the judgment given in a caufe between Edwine Euncmcnc, and his 
 mother, touching the right to certain lands called Weolintun and Credef- 
 Itahy heard and determined in the county court of Hereford, in the 
 reign of king Canute, being drawn up before the rifing ot that court, 
 were, by T/jurkill the agent for the prevailing party, regiflered in an 
 svangelijierium then belonging to the monaftery of St. JEthelbert, within 
 the city of Hereford, and now remaining in the library of that cathedral ; 
 which regirtry concludes : 
 
 Dujicill jiad "^a to j-cc JE]jelbej»htej' mynjtjne be ealle/ jjaej- >: jlcej- leajre . '] 
 ^pitnejje. 1 Icr j'ctran on ane Ejiiyte/ boc. i. e. 
 
 Thiircilus, Jlatim confcnticntibus univerjis^ qui conventui intercjfenty cum 
 tmnium tejlimoniis,* equo conjcenfo, ad Jan^i JEthelberuti monajlcrium 
 
 • In the pofleflion of Mr. AAle. t So the original. 
 
 tcndit^
 
 INTRODUCTION. xv 
 
 tendit, ad quod prqf'eSlus, quod aSlum erat in quendam evangeliorum co- 
 
 dicem referri curavit. 
 Tlie original notification of the fuit between Wynfleda and Leofwine, 
 in the reign of king ^thelred, concerning lands at Hacceburne and 
 Bradenfeild, ftill preferved in the Cotton Library, concludes : 
 
 fyjey psej' aeljr^aji yxy cyningey t^y^^^^ '^° Sejitneyye . t) byjihtjuc ^ leo/juc ac:; 
 hpite c^jican . 1 menis ^od man to eacan him : i. e, 
 
 Hujus cut em rei tejl'is erat Mlfgarus regis vicecomes, et Eyrhtricus, et 
 Leofricus Whitecercensis atque infuper t.nulti probi homines qui in 
 confentu aderant. 
 
 The inftrument or purchafe deed of the half hyde of Mahes hyllv, made 
 in the county court oi Hereford, by Leofwitie, likewife concludes with, 
 on SpeSner eojile/ gepitnej-ye, C^c. and was entered in a monaftic 
 evange'.ijleriiim. The original inftruments of iht placitiim in the fynod 
 held at Clofelhouni by king Beornuulf, anno dcccxxiiii, in which 
 Uulfrid, archbifliop of Canterbury, recovered certain lands at Oefwalum 
 Folcanftane, Judgminfter, and Godmerlliam, in confequence of a grant 
 made by earl Aldberht and his filter Selcthryth, is now extant *, and 
 appears to be written on both fides of a fingle leaf of vellum, with the 
 names of the king and the principal perfons prefent fubfcribed thereto, and; 
 was moll: probably regiftered in fome evangelijierium, or other monaftic 
 book belonging to the church of Canterbury, now loft. 
 
 Further, that this method of recording or perpetuating in /acred 
 hooks belonging to the religious houfes<, the memory not only of 
 placita in the courts of judicature, but of purchafes and donations 
 of land ; the fales, emptions, and manumiffions of fervants ; the 
 purgations of perfons accufed of criminal afts; teftamentary devifesj 
 the buying and donations of moveables; general and fpecial acquit- 
 tances ; the inftitution of gilds or fraternities, and other public ads 
 of notoriety, prevailed in England, during the Anglo-Saxon and Anglo- 
 Danilli times, is fufficiently and fully proved, by the many inftances 
 thereof given in the learned Dr. Hicks's mofl: elaborate Difertatio 
 Epijlotaris, addreffed to Sir Bartholomew Shower. The innovations and 
 iterations in the Englifh laws, introduced by William the Firft, foon 
 after the conqucft, do not feem to have totally eradicated this ufage ; for 
 the fame learned author favours us with a copy of a grant ot tithes to the 
 ii/;bey of Barking, made after the coming in of the Normans, which for 
 want of a better method of recording being then known, was, as he aflures^ 
 us, written in an evangelijierium of that abbey. 
 
 * In the poirclTion of Mr. Aftle. 
 2 We
 
 ^vi INTRODUCTION. 
 
 \Vc are not told from what anthentics it w.is tint Einulfus bilhop of 
 RochelKr, tranfcribcd into the Text us Roff'enjis, the famous pladtvjn in 
 the county court at Pincndcn, between Lanfranc archbifliop of Canterbury, 
 and Odo billiop of Bayeux, in the time of WilHam the Firft, for lands be- 
 longing to the archbiihopric, and that other placitum which was tried 
 in the fame reign, between Gundidphus bilhop of Rochefter, and' 
 Pichot, (heriff of Canibridgelhire, for lands in Gifclbam; but zzErnuIphus 
 flouriihed in the times wherein thofe controverfics were determined, and 
 fucceeded to the fee of Rochefter, within feven years after the death of 
 ■Gundulphus, it is moft probable, that he took them from the original 
 notifications or memorials, which were then undoubtedly extant. 
 
 That tlie ufage of making fuch notifications or memorials of plac'ita 
 heard before the king himfclf in his own court, prevailed in tlie reign of 
 William the Conqueror, and of their being ratified by the fignatures of 
 the king, and likcwife of the queen, if prefent, we have a notable 
 inftance. The original of one of thofe inflruments drawn up in the 
 year 1072, and mentioned by William of Malmlbury in his Hift. lib. 
 3. p. 117. being now in the archives of die church of Canterbury, 
 from whence it was printed at large by Mr. Madox in his Hiftory of the 
 Exchequer, p. 5. and runs thus: Anno ab incarnatione., D. N. I. C. 
 millefimo feptuagejimo fecuudo, pontificatus autem domini papa Alexandrl 
 undecimo, regnivero Willelmi gloriofi regis Anglorum et duels Nor thmannorum 
 fexto, ex prcccpto ejufdem Alexandri papcE, annuente eodem regc, in 
 prafentid ip/ius, et cp'tfcopornm, atque abbatttm, ventilata ejl cauj'a de 
 primatu quern Lanjrancus Dorober?ienJis archiepifcopus, fuper Eboracenfcni 
 ecclcjiam jure fuce eccle/ia, proclamabat. Huic conjiitutioni conjencerunt 
 pr(tfatus rex, et archiepijcopi, Lanfrancus Cantuaricnjis, et Thomas 
 Eboraccnfis, et cftteri qui interfuerunt epifcopi. Ventilata eft autem hac 
 cauja, prius apud Uucntanam clvltatem, in Pafcall Solemnltatc, in capella 
 regis que fit a efi In cajlello ; poflea In villa regis qua vacatur Uuinrdlfor, ubi 
 et Jinem acccpit in pr(ejentia regis, epifcoporum, et abbatum dlverforum 
 ordinum, qui congregati erant apud curiam regiam, infeJUvitate Petit ecojles. 
 ►J« Sign urn I'Villelmi regis. 
 *\* Signum Mathildls regina. 
 In thofe earlier ages preceding the conqueft, when the lands of 
 England were principally vefted in the crown, the church, and the 
 nobility, when pcrfonal property was fmall and trifling, and trade and 
 commerce (excepting in fuch things as were either neceflary for the 
 defence and fupport of life, or for fupplying the immediate exigencies of 
 the ftate) were little thought of or attended toj fuits at law, efpecially 
 touching matters of importance, could be but few; fo that it cannot be 
 
 expelled.
 
 INTRODUCTION. wii 
 
 fxpc(^ed, tliat the preferving the memory of the proceedings in thofe 
 caufes, and tl)c judgments given thereon, Ihould then appear Co adv:\n-. 
 tageous, as to fuggeit the ufe of eflabUfhing any mode of officially record- 
 ing tliem in tlie courts, wherein fuch caufes had been tried ; and more 
 efpecially in times, when our kings and their nobilitj were fo much 
 employed in preferving themfelve?, and defending their country, from 
 the piraces and invafions of foreigner,*;, as not to have leifurc to think of 
 making refinements in civil polity ; and much le/s, of framing improve- 
 ments in the forms and pradlice of the courts of iudicnturc. It is, 
 evident, that in thofe times, the care of the revenue, and the 
 regular and punftual collefting of that, and of the taxes aiTclicd upon 
 the lands of England, were confidcred as neceflary and weighty objects 
 of attention. And v^'hen we find that Danege'd was coUetled with fuch 
 llriftnels, that in default of payment by the owners of the lands on 
 which fuch geld \V3.s alltircd, any other perfon might pay the fame, and 
 in confequence thereof inftantly become the proprietor of thofe lands; it 
 cannot be doubted, but that fome regular and exadt forms were ftridly 
 obferved in the royal treafury, not only in the ftating and perpetuating 
 the accompts there proffered, as well of thofe payments which were 
 adtually made and applied, as of fuch as remained behind hand or in 
 charge; but in the entering and recording thofe final accompts, which 
 being made up and pafled by the proper officers, intituled, the Accomp- 
 tant to his (^lietus. It is not indeed at prefent known in what m.anner 
 fuch accompts of receipt and expenditure were entered or regiftered; or 
 whether the fame were entered on ?-olls, or in books, there not being 
 the leaif fragment of any fuch accompts now remaining, fo far at leafl 
 us hath hitherto been difcovered. 
 
 King Alfred, as foon as he found himfelf freed from thofe enemies, 
 which in the beginning of his reign had difturbedthe public tranquillity, 
 in order to put a flop to the diforders and licentioufnefs which the wars 
 had caufed, ordered a furvey of the whole kingdom to be made, divided 
 it into certain counties, hundreds, and tithings; and having framed 
 fundry laws relating thereto, caufed a tranfcript of them and of the 
 furvey to be made, and depolited for public ufe in his then new-built 
 abbey of Winchefter, where that tranfcript acquired the appellation of 
 Dome eoc or the Judges Directory, and was afterwards commonly 
 called RoTui, us WiNTONijii ; however, whether fuch tranfcript was 
 written on a ro//, or entered in a book, cannot now be afccrtained, as it 
 hath in all probability long fince been entirely loft. Mr. Selden enquired 
 after it in vain, not having been able, as he aflurcs us, upon the moft 
 diligent fearch to meet with the fmallei^ fragment or trsce of it. 
 
 c \VilHa^Jll
 
 xviii INTRODUCTION. 
 
 William the Norman in the twentieth year of his reign, anno 1086, 
 
 completed that noble lurvey of all the cities, towns, villages, and 
 
 lands in the kingdom, which forms the famous Liber Censualis 
 
 TOTius Angli^t:, or as it is emphatically called Domesday Book, the 
 
 moft ancient and ineftimable record that this or any other country can boaft 
 
 of. This furvey is written in two pretty large bound books of different 
 
 fizes ; whereas, had the method of inrollment or entering records on long 
 
 rolls of vellum, as now ufed, prevailed in the king's exchequer at the 
 
 time this furvey was hniflied, it cannot be doubted but that William's 
 
 zeal for the prefervation and perpetuating of a work which was then 
 
 efteemed to be of the utmoll; importance to the crown and to the public, 
 
 and v/hich had been formed from inquifitions taken by his jultices or 
 
 commiflioners with luch care and exadtnefs, that as a very good judge 
 
 obferves, every man's right thereby received a new evidence, without 
 
 any injuflice in the digelling of it being complained of, would have 
 
 induced that monarch to order fuch furvey to have been written on rollsy 
 
 rather than transcribed on leaves, and bound up in books, which from 
 
 their flrudure are much more liable to injuries and decay, than membranes 
 
 of vellum, when wrapped or wound up in form ot a roll. 
 
 Mr. CaQey, in the Appendix to his Catalogue uf the MSS. in 
 the king's library, hath engraven a fpecimen of the charadters of a 
 MS. in the Cotton Library, Vitellius c. viii. 13. which he fays is 
 one of thofe rolls or returns out of v.'hich, probably, Doin,jUay Book 
 was made. Should that truly be the cafe, it might furnilh an argument 
 for the ufage of entering matters of record on rolls, being of higher 
 antiquity than can otherwife be allowed j fo that an examination into the 
 real llate of that MS. becomes the more ncceflary. 
 
 On infpeiition it appears to confiil: of fourteen membranes of vellum 
 written on one tide only, and patV'd on the leaves of part of another 
 manufciipt. The fire which in the year 1731, burnt part of tiie 
 Cottonian Library, hath fhrivelled the upper end of thefe membranes, 
 but not fo much as to render the writing on them illegible. All of them 
 appear to be of the fame breadth, but they are of unequal lengths; fo that 
 notw ithftanding the text is written upon equi-diftant ruled lines, yet the 
 membranes differ confiderably from each other, in the number of lines 
 which they refpedtively contain ; fome having more and others leb", 
 varying from twenty-nine to thirty-fcven lines. 
 
 On the right hand lide of each of thofe membranes is left a narrow 
 margin ; that of each membrane being of the lame breadth with the 
 margins of the others ; but the writing is continued to the extremity of 
 the membranes, on the left hand. From hence it may with great reafqn 
 be concluded, that thefe membranes were formerly fcwed together end to 
 
 end.
 
 .INTRODUCTION. xbc 
 
 end, and foiined a long roll, although the marks made by the needle 
 in tacking or Tewing the membranes together, are not now vifiblej the 
 upper and lower end of each xnembrahe having evidently been cut off 
 dole to the wriiing, at the time of their being parted into the book 
 in which they are now placed. That thefe membranes once formed fuch 
 aro//, is furtherconfirmed by a fmall flit which appears to have been made 
 near the bottom of the laft or concluding membrane, for pafling 
 through it and faflening one end of the firing or ligature of the roily 
 although that piece of the membrane which was beneath the flit, is now 
 torn off. Had thefe membranes then compofed one of the original inquifi- 
 tions returned into the exchequer, from the juftices or commiffioners ap- 
 pointed by William the Firfl to make his famous furvey of England, as Mr. 
 Cafley fuggerts they did, fuch inquifition would have been full evidence, 
 that the ufe of rolls for the entry of matters of bufinefs and record 
 was praftifed in England foon after the conqueft. 
 
 But on perufal of thefe membranes, which contain great part of the 
 furvey for the county oi Kent, it appears, that the pofleflions of each 
 great land-holder therein mentioned, although fituated in fundry dif- 
 ferent hundreds and parts of the county, are brought together, and claffed 
 under the general heads of terra regis, terra archiepifcopi Cantuar, and 
 of this or that bijhop or religious hotife, or great lord or land-holder. 
 
 , Great part of the writing on the firft membrane is obliterated ; but 
 on the fecond membrane we have, 
 
 TERRA CANONICOR. S. MARTINI DE DOVRA. 
 
 In left de Eftrcde habebant canonici de Sc". Martina T. R. E. xxt/olin'. in 
 hundr de Comely et in hmidr de Beaujfeberge in Itfi de linuvarlet haheb' 
 III. ftilins imum in eft rede hwidr aliiim in belift)lt hundr et tertium in 
 blacheft}orn hundr T. R. E.' erant prebende communes et reddebant 
 LXI. lib. int. totu modofunt divife p. ftngulos p. epum baioc. 
 
 Further, in the third membrane we have, 
 
 HIC ANNOTANTVR TENENTES TERRAS IN KENT. 
 
 I. Rex Wills' 
 II. Archiep' Cant' 
 
 III. Monachi Thorniefi 
 
 IV. Ep. Rouceftr' 
 V. Ep. Baioc 
 
 VI. Abbas de Battaile 
 
 c 2 VII. Abbas
 
 2X INTRODUCTION. 
 
 VII. Abbas Saudi Auguftini 
 VIII. Abbas de Gand' 
 IX. Hugo de Oxenford' 
 X. Comes Eiiftach' 
 XI. Ricardus Stonebridge 
 XII. Hamo vice com' 
 XIII. Albericus Capellanus. 
 After which follows an account of all the lands of each of thefe tenentes 
 brought together and clafled under the refpecl:ive names or titles of fuch 
 tenentes. \V'hereas the original inquifitions from whence Domejiiay 
 Book was formed, were taken by a jury impanelled and fworn for each 
 hundred fcparately; fo that an account of the lands of each individual 
 liind-holder lituate in fuch particular hundred, was taken and returned in 
 the inquifition for that hundred I'eparately, and without mentioning or 
 paying any regard to fuch other eflates, as the fame land-holder happened 
 to polVefs in the different hundreds of the fame county ; and it was not 
 till after the returns of the inquifitions for all the feveral hundreds within 
 that county had been made, that all the feveral eflates of each individual 
 land-bolder, lying dilperfcd in the different hundreds of the county, were 
 extraded from the refpeftive inquifitions, and claffed together under 
 the name or title oi ixich land- holder. Secondly, In this MS. the account 
 of the Servi, Villani, Cotarii, Bordarii, &c. as alfo many paragraphs inferted 
 in moft of the fedlions in Dotfiefday, are intirely and purpofely omitted- - 
 Thirdly, The hand-writing in this MS. although fmall, and nearly 
 fimilar to that in which the greater volume of Domejday is written, is 
 more modern, being that commonly ufed in the reign of king Henry 
 the Firft. And Az///)/, feveral of the marginal references which occur in 
 \!^z greater Dome/day of the exchequer, are tranfcrihed nnd incorporated 
 into the text of this MS. From what hath been here obTerved, it is 
 therefore plain, that the MS. now under confideration, is not intitled 
 cither to the honour Mr. Calley confers on it, of being one of the ori- 
 ginal inquifitions from whence the Dotnefday of William the Conque- 
 ror was framed ; or to the charader given of it by Mr. Smith, who,- in 
 his catalogue of the Cottonian Library, calls it Pars libri cenjualls z-o~ 
 cati Domesday continens dijcriptionem cantii. Characlere antiquo ct 
 tetnporibus regis W. I. cotnpetenie ; but, that on the contrary, it is a 
 tranfcript, fomewhat abridged, of part of the conqueror's Domejday, 
 and in all probability is one of thofe rolls or copies, which in aniicnt 
 times it was ufual for great lords, and others, to have made for thc;r 
 private ufe, and in which, only particular parts, and not the whole 
 county, were tranfcribcd. Such were thofe which Dr. Gale, in 
 his Script' Angt\ vol. \\\. p. 795, mentions to have been taken for 
 
 the
 
 INTRODUCTIO N. 
 
 XXX 
 
 the archblflit)p of Canterbury, and the abbies of Croyland, Ely, and i 
 Worcefter. 
 
 No other MS. at prefent known, hath juft pretenfions to be deemed - 
 one of the original inquilitions for Dornejday : perhaps little attention., 
 was paid to their prefervation, after the conqueror's Domesday Book. 
 had been compiled and ratified by the royal authority. Sir Henry 
 Spelman, Mr, Selden, and many other celebrated antiq^uaries of the lafl . 
 and prefent century, have been indefatigable in their enquiries after 
 thofe original inquifitionsj but the refult of all their labours hath amounted, 
 to no more than the difcovery of a copy of the inquifition. for part of 
 Cambridgefl:iire, bound up with the famous Liber Rlienjis, now in the • 
 Cottonian Library, Tiberius, A. VI — 4. both which MSS. as appears by a 
 note written at the bottom of the firil page, of the volume, were given 
 to Sir Robert Cotton, by that induftrious antiquary Mr. Arthur Agarde, 
 one of the then chamberlains of the exchequer. This MS. is, however, 
 written in double columns on both fides the leaf, and was evidently taken, 
 in the reign of king Henry the Third,, and not in the time of Henry, 
 the Second, as Mr. Webb in his further Account of domesday Survey 
 fuppofes. , 
 
 The library of the cathedral church of Exeter contains a moft venera- 
 ble ancient MS. being the Domefday for part of the five weftern countaes of 
 Cornwall, Devon, Dorfet, Wilts, and Somerfetj but this MS. being,- 
 confefledly written on both the fides or pages of a number of feparate . 
 leaves of vellum put togetlier in form of a book,it is not material for tha ■ 
 prefent purpofe,. to enquire, whether it ever was part of an original volume . 
 of Domefday^ the,refl of which is now loft; or is a tranfcript fromr 
 the Domefday now remaining in the exchequer; or whether it is either a . 
 compilation made from the original inquifitions, and co^eval with - 
 Domefday.Bo:ky or anterior thereto in point of date, and drawn up from . 
 the inquifitions, previous to their being, returned by the taxors or com-, 
 miffioners into the king's exchequer. , 
 
 Ingulphus, abbot of Croyland, an hiftorian. of undoubted credit,-: 
 who lived in the reign, and was an attendant upon the court of William, 
 the Norman, fpeaking of the famous furyey made by that monarch, gives . 
 it, the appellation of Rotulus. Ipf'e Rotidus, fays that writer, sjocatiir . 
 RoTULus WiNTONi,^, et ab. Anglicis pro Jua. gcncraUtate, .omnia toiius ■ 
 term integri continent c, YiohW-STiAY cognominatur; and then adds, /^//'/^ i- 
 RoTULUM £t imdtimi Jimilem,. ediderat quondam rex ylfredus^ qui qui dan , 
 Rotulus Wintqni^ •vocatus. cfl, quia difponcbatw apud ,W.intwia>nt.\ 
 io.nfrvondus. . 
 
 7 i*^
 
 xxil I ;v T R O D U C T 1 O X. 
 
 • In like manacr Mr. Hearne, in his preface to H:'->tingi Chartiihrkm 
 ecchP.e ly'igornenjis, fpeal^ing of king Alfred, fays, ipfe librum Domk?day 
 ^nficicttrttvfrat, V-otvlvm, a hco ubirecondfbatttr, \\ intom^, baud J-aro 
 ifocitalum. Hbwever Ingulphus is not to be underftood as making ufc 
 of the word Roxt'Lus in this paifage, to denote a roll or rrumber of 
 pieces cither of parchmeiTt, or velhmi \\"onnd up together in a cylindrical 
 form, in contra-dillinclion to the Saxon word Boc or book, bnt as ufing 
 that word in the fune fenfe with RECORnuM, a record, for in a line or 
 two after, he informs us of the matter contained in the Domesday of 
 William the Norman, and then goes on with faying ; aSvi ego ipfe Uinc 
 Lundonias ; et hec tenementa nojira, de utroque rotvlo pr^rdi^o 
 vulgar: ter cb Anglich cognominato Doyiz^n ay except.', multo Jludio, ac 
 tton parvis J'urv.ptibus, ftatui meis pojieris J alt em breviter annotare, phirima 
 obbreviatis, ac novnuUa latius declarans, ad meliorem meorum fiicccforum 
 7}0titiam. S>i(nd ft quis pojierontm, de verba ad verbum, prout dijfufe in 
 ditlis ROTvLis ORIGIN ALT BUS tenement a nojlra confcribuntur agnofcere 
 mahterit, dltlos rotulos pet at et diligentiir exquirat, ^c. (s'e. 
 
 Now as it is evident from the above cited pafTage, that at the time 
 Ingulphus wrote his hillory, the Domesday of Alfred was extant at 
 Winchellcr, as truly as that of king William the Norman was pre- 
 fervedin the exchequer at Weftminller; and that Ingulphus had frequently 
 feen, and was converfant in both of thofe furvcys, and confequently 
 muft well know that the conqueror's Dofne/day was written in booh and 
 not on rolls : had the furvey of king Alfred been entered on one or 
 more roll or rolls, he would not have applied the appellation rotulus 
 to both of thofe furveys indifcriminately, as he hath profelfcdly done, 
 but would have written with greater accuracy and precifion, and have 
 ftiled Alfred's furvey rotulus, and that of William cither codex, liber, 
 or BOC. Giraldus Cambrenfis, lib. II. cap. 6, and the author of the 
 Dialogus de Scaccario, fpeaking of William's furvey, both make ufe of 
 the word rotulus; and in like manner the judicious Mr. Madox in 
 his Difceptatio Epi/hlaris caWs the fame furvey rotulus censualis; 
 vhereas neither of thofe writers, nor the accurate Mr. Thomas Hearne 
 aforementionL-d, all of whom well knew, and had frequently had re- 
 courfe to that furvey, would have made ufe of the word rotulus had 
 they intended by that word, to fpeak of or fignifiy a roll in contra- 
 diftindtion to codex, or liber, a book. That foreign writers, equally 
 with thofe of our own country, make ufe of the word rotulus as 
 fynonimous with liber or codex, we have feveral inftances. 
 
 The regiftries of the judiciary adls of the empire, and the chartularies 
 
 of the emperors, both which began to be ufed in the Eaft and Weft, 
 
 4 about
 
 INTRODUCTION. xxiii 
 
 about the reign of Theodofius the younger, are by the hlftcrians called 
 RoruLi, although fuch judiciary adls, and the charters granted by the 
 emperors were written and recorded in Booh, Durandus, //6. I. Ration, 
 cap. 3. num 11. fays, Prophetas ct apojiolos depingi Jolere cum kotmx.\%. 
 vel LiBRis. Ordericus. Vitalis, lib. III. & XL p. 495, ufes the word 
 lioTULUS to the fame purport, and many other inflances of the like fort 
 are given by Monfieur Dufrefne in his Glojj'nriuni., voce rotulus. More- 
 over the learned Hincmar conflantly makes ufe of the word Rotula to 
 exprefs a familiar letter or epiftle. 
 
 Fabian in his chronicle mentions a very ancient regifter or dom-boc, 
 which in his time was preferved with the utmoll veneration in the 
 archives of the city of London, and in which the names of the 
 portgereves, together with the laws and cuftoms of that city, were recorded: 
 and this he fays, was not written on a roll, but confifted of a number of 
 leaves bound up together in form of a Book. 
 
 William the conqueror did not furvive the completing of his furvey 
 much longer than one year, and it is likely that the ufage of inroUments 
 had not then gained any footing, either in the courts of law, or in the 
 chancery, although i-olh might at that time have been ufed in the king's 
 exchequer, for recording the feveral articles of charge and dif-harge, 
 and other matters of the revenue accompts. Kichard Fitz-Nigel, 
 bidaop of London and treafurer to king Richard the Firll, allures us ia 
 his Dialogus de Scaccario, that the rotuli annales of king Henry the Firft 
 were remaining at the exchequer in his timej and Alexander de 
 Swertfoid, archdeacon of Salop, who in the third year of king Henry 
 the Third was a clerk in the exchequer, afterwards one of the barons, 
 and the compiler ot the red-book, tells us, that he had {<tzx\ a few of them, 
 and fuggeds, that fome rotuli annales were framed in the reign oi 
 William the Firft, although he candidly owns that he knew of no 
 perfon who in his time had 'Ct^n them. 
 
 Having already fpoken of the rolls of the chancery it will be neceflary 
 to mention in this place, that in the very early times it was ufual to make 
 up annually, a duplicate of the great roll of the pipe or treafurers roll, for 
 the chancellor, who was a check upon the treafurer. Thele counter rolls 
 were called rotuli cancellarii, and mull be carefully diftinguiflied from the 
 rotuli cancellarice, which originated in the department of the chancery. 
 Some of thofe rotuli cancellarii are now extant. The duplicate of the 
 great rolls of the fixth year of king Richard the Firft, and of the feventh 
 of king John, are now in the Tower ; and a duplicate of the great roll of 
 the third year of king John is in the Chapter-Houfe, as is alfo the 
 original great roll of the fourth year of king John, together with. the 
 •chancellor's duplicate thereof. 
 
 Tliat
 
 ^^W 1 N T R O 15 TI C T I O N. 
 
 'That a fiiccarium or exchequer is not mentioned in any Eug^ijh 
 h'\i\oi\ or monument of aniiqui;y wriucn before the conqucft, and was 
 unheard of in England during the Anglo-Saxon times ; tint the very 
 vfcfrdjcciccartum and all the terms of art ufed there are Normamiick ', 
 that mort of the Iblenm and emphatical words ufcd in the exchequer 
 arc bf AVw<T« extracHon ; and that the great officers who prefidcd in 
 the exchequerof England, were all or moft of them new ; thi-.t is, had dif- 
 ferent fuiivHions or ■ powers fram thofe v/hich the great officers of the 
 king's court or palace enjoyed in the Anglo-Saxon times •, hath been fo 
 fully and phvinly evinced by Mr. Madox, as not to l.:a%'e the leafl Hiadow 
 of doubt, that the exchequer was introduced into England by William 
 •the conqueror, and of its being of Normmi original. It cannot but be 
 funpofed that the Normans, when they ellabliflied an excliequer in 
 Eivgland, brought over with it the various modes and culloms oliferved 
 in that of Normandy, and amongft others the form and ufage of en- 
 tering their revenue accompts, and the adts of their princes court, on 
 vellum roVs. That they did fo, is in great meafure confirmcJ by the 
 great fimilarity between the Rnglijli great rolls of the p'-pe, and the 
 great rolls of the exchequer in Normandy. Moft of thole latter roUs^ 
 are probably now loft, but happily there is ftill remaining amongft the 
 Tower records, a great roll of the Duchy of Normandy, which fome 
 years fince was recovered by Mr. Holmes out of a confufed heap of 
 records that lay in the White Tower, and is indorfcd in a co-eval hand 
 writing, anno ab incarnatione dni m^ lxxx" m^ apud cadomum 
 WiLLEMo FiLio Radulfi senescallo Normannie. And who- 
 ever may compare this roll with the EngliJI.^ great rolls or pipe rolls of 
 the fame age, will foon find that they are fo like in chara£ler, method, 
 and manner of entry, that they are hardly to be diftinguifhed from each 
 other. 
 
 From what hath already been obferved it may reafonably be con- 
 jectured that the ufage of making inrollments of fuch matters as pafTed 
 the kings chancery, and of the judicial ads of the kings court, were 
 pofterior in point of time to the ufe of rolls for the entry and recording 
 thereon the revenue accompts proffered and palfed in the receipt part 
 of the king's exchequer; that the advantages and benefits refulting from 
 fuch method of preferving the memory of matters of publick accompts 
 foon became fo apparent, as, in all probability, within a fhort time after 
 to point out and introduce the ufage of inroHwcnts in the curia regis; 
 that from thence it was in the next place adopted by the chancery and 
 kings bench, on their refpedive feparations from the king's exchequer, 
 where the ufe of rolls had primarily taken its rife ; and that afterwards 
 
 it
 
 INTRODUCTION. xxv 
 
 it extended itfelf to the common pleas, and from thence to the feveral 
 other courts of the kingdom. 
 
 The great benefits which accrued from thefe mrollmehts, and the af- 
 liftance they afforded in afcertaining and fecuring every man's rights as 
 v/ell as thofe of the crown, added fuch weight and importance to the 
 pubHc records and muniments, that we find the royal authority inter- 
 pofing very early, not only for their fafe cuilody and prefervation, but 
 for the regular forting and arrangement of them, in fuch manner as 
 might be rnofl: conducive to the eafe and benefit of the public. 
 
 King Edward the Second in the fourteenth year of his reign, by his 
 writ of privy feal direfted to the treafurer, barons, and chamberlains of his 
 exchequer, commanded them forthwith to employ proper perfons to 
 fuperintend, methodize, and digefl all the rolls, books, and otber 'writings 
 of the times of his progenitors, kings of England, then remaining in 
 the treaj'iiries of his exchequer, and in the Toiver of London, all which as 
 he declares, were not at that time difpofedin fuch manner as they ought to 
 have been, for his and the publick fervice. The fame ki?ig on the third 
 of December, in the fixteenth year of his reign, commanded the treafurer 
 and chamberlains to caufe all papal bidls, charters, and other mtmiments 
 touching his ftate and liberties within England, Ireland, Wales, Scotland, 
 and Ponthieu, then remaining in xhefoiir treafuries of the exchequer, the 
 wardrobe, and fundry other places, to be regularly forted, and calendars 
 of them to be made ; and on the twenty-fourth day of July following he 
 appointed Robert de Hoton and Thomas de Sibthorp to examine, and 
 methodize, all fuch charters, writings, and other ?iational muniments, as 
 at that time were depofited in the caftles of PontefraSl, Tuttebury, and 
 Tu7ibridge ; as alfo fuch as had been newly brought into the Tower of 
 London ; and all thofe which were then kept in the houfe of the Black 
 or Friars Preachers, within the city of London ; flriclly enjoiniug the 
 keepers and conftables of thofe caftles, and the prior of the order of 
 friars preachers, to allow the faid Robert de Hoton and Thomas de Sibthorp, 
 free accefs to fuch feveral records for the purpofe afbrefaid, and to be 
 aiding and afiiflant to them. 
 
 Inftances of the like kind frequently occur in fubfcquent reigns, as 
 appears by the feveral writs now remaining on record — Defupervidendo 
 Kotulos, £$c. — De Rotulis et Scriptis in reSio ordine ponendis.—'Dt 
 Bidlisy Chartis, &c. in Kalendari certo ponendis. — De Hcrutinio cartarum 
 faciendo. — De Liberatione rotidorum. — De cxpenfis Clericis minijlrandis. — 
 De dejeSlibus Domus pro rotulis ordinata: riparandis, &c. 
 
 The keeping of the rolls or records of the chancery was confefledly vefted 
 in the chancellor ever lince the firft feparation of his court from the 
 
 d king's
 
 XXVI 
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 kinii's exchequer; but in procefs of time, and particularly, after our 
 Engljlh Juflinian king Edn'urd the Ftrjl had reduced our law into order 
 and writing, the number of royal charters began to multiply, the duty 
 of the chancellor was increafed and enlarged, the pctitiona and com- 
 plaints of plaintiffs became more numerous, and the power and dignity 
 of the chancellorlhip grew much greater than they had formerly been ; fo 
 that on thefe accounts, as aho by reafon the chancellor in coniequence of 
 the fhatute 28 Ediv. I. cap. 5. was obliged to be conftantl, attendant 
 upon the king's court, which in thofe times frequently removed from 
 
 })lace to place diftant from I^ndon, it was thought neceflary to relieve 
 lim from the more immediate keeping of the chancery records, and to 
 place them under the cuftody of an officer to be appointed for that par- 
 ticular purpofe. Accordingly iMlHam de Armyn was with the confent of 
 the chancellor Johtide Sandale appointed majler or keeper of the rolls, and 
 had the cuftody of them committed to him in the 20th year of king 
 Edward the Second. 
 
 On the 2d day of December in the 14th yc&r o£ king Edward the 
 ^hird, all the rolls, bundles, and memoranda of the chancery then in the 
 cuftody of ^ohn de St. Paul, keeper of thole rolls, were tranfmittcd to 
 the Tower of London purfuant to the king's writ, aad there delivered 
 into the cuftody of William de Kitdejby, keeper of the king's privy feal, 
 ts'ho, on the Tuefday after the feaft of the Circumcifion then next fol- 
 lowing, delivered them over to Thomas de Evefiam on his being fworn 
 into the office of keeper of the Tower records. This feems to have been 
 the earlieft tranfmiffion made of the chancery records to the Tower of 
 London after the inftitution and eftablifliment of the office oi majler of the 
 rolls. We likewife find that the J'ame king, for the better reception and 
 prefervation of the chancery and parliament records, until fuch time as 
 they fhould be removed into the Tower of London, by letters patent 
 annexed the houfe of converted Jews, fituate in Chancery Lane, to 
 the office of Cujhs Rottiloriim CancelLiria:, having previoufly allotted an 
 apartment in the Tower of London called Wakefield's Tower, to be the 
 repofitory of thofe records, after every tranfmiffions of them from the 
 cuftody of the majier of the rolls. 
 
 Since that time we likewife find the king's writs frequently ifliied for 
 the removal of the records of the courts of king's bench and common pleas 
 into the treafurics of the exciiequer. 
 
 But notwithftanding thefe precautions, and the provident care of our 
 kings, the alterations neceftarily made from time to time in our laws, 
 and in the adminiftration of juftice, the ere*5lion of ftew courts of 
 judicature, and the diflblution and fupprefiion of others 3 the occafional 
 
 and
 
 INTRODUCTION. xxvii 
 
 and hafty removals of records and public inftruments from place to 
 place, and the neglcifl of making regular tranfmillians and returns of 
 them into their proper rei;ofitories, the contempt wherewith they have 
 been treated, and the fpoil, ravages, and pilterings which they have 
 fuffcrcd in rebellious times; the fupincnefs and negligence of fomc 
 ofiicers to vvhofe care they have been c cnfidcd ; together with a multitude 
 of unavoidable incidents occafioned by the vicilTitude of public affairs; and 
 above all, the want of proper and fufficiently commodious room in the 
 . rcfpective offices and places originally allotted for the reception of the 
 fiiblic records, threw many of them into luch diforder and confufion a!i 
 rendered them ufelefs, and in great meafure unknown, caufed fome to 
 be laid by in diiregardcd heaps, and difperfed and left others, partly 
 in private hands, partly in places not affigned for public records, and partly 
 in othces to which they did not of right belong; fo that to the great 
 inconvenience ot the public, a complete feries of any kind of our re- 
 mainliig records and mtaiiments is hardly to be met with together in 
 one and the fame repolitory. It is not certain at what times the records of 
 the parliament and chancery, from the commencement of the reign of king 
 Richard the Second, to the clofe of that of king Henry the Sixth y were 
 removed into the Tower, or in what condition they were at that time ; 
 but we are aiTured upon royal authority, that previous thereunto, they 
 had received no inconfiderable injuries from their reinaining in private 
 houfes and places. 
 
 In the third year of king Edward the Sixth a great number o£ records 
 were cafually difcovered in an old empty houfe within the Tower, which 
 by laying damp, and many of them being piled up againft the walls, were 
 much damaged and eaten with the lime. 
 
 No particular attention appears to have been paid to the prefervation 
 and utility of the public records from the death of king Edward the Third 
 until after the complete eftablifliment of the Reformation. But from 
 that time the royal and parliamentary authorities have frequently been 
 exerted as well jointly as feparately, for their prefervation; and for making 
 their contents not only better known, but more ferviceable and beneficial 
 to the fubjecl, by caufing them to be forted, methodized, and digefted 
 in proper order; and the forming proper calendars and indices thereto. 
 
 It was not one of the lead: glories of the reign of ^«rt'« Elizabeth, and 
 for which poiferity ftand indebted to her, that the public records and 
 muniments, which had long laid negledled, became the objccfls of her 
 attention, and were refcued from dull and oblivion by the cffe<5ls of her 
 patronage. The watchful eye of that queen could not, without the 
 grcatcft regret^ fue the ruinous condition to which fomc of thofe 
 
 d a incllimablr,
 
 xxvlii INTRODUCTION. 
 
 ineftimable monumeius had formerly been reduced, and the dangers to 
 \vhich others hiy cxpofed at the time of her acceflion to the throne. 
 Her conference with that able antiquary Mr. Lambard.on her appointing 
 him keeper of the Tower records, and the ftrong injundtions flie at 
 that time gave him, would be convincing proofs, if we had not any 
 other, of the high cilimation in which Ihe always held thofe valuable 
 monuments of antiquity, and of her anxiety and endeavours throughout 
 the preceding part of her reign, for their future prefervation and 
 notoriety. 
 
 In the vear i ^6"], being informed of the confuftd and perilous flate 
 in which the records of the parliament and chancery then lay, ftie gave 
 llri(St orders to the marquijs of Winchejler, then cbanccUro of the exchequer 
 and lord treafurer of England, to caufc rooms in the Tower of London 
 fit to receive them, to be immediately prepared ; and being foon after 
 certified by him, that he had accordingly provided and made within 
 the faid Tower, a moll apt, lure, and convenient place for the reception 
 of tho/'e records, flie iflued her warrant, diredted to Sir William Ccrdel, 
 the mafer of the rolls^ wherein after declaring, " that it was not meet 
 •' that the records of her chancery^ which were accounted as a principal 
 " member cf the treafure belonging to hcrfelf, and to her crown and 
 *' realm, fhould remain in private houfes and places, for doubt of fuch 
 *' danger or fpoil, as theretofore had happened to the like records in the 
 " time of king Richard the Second and king Henry the Sixth." She 
 commanded him to deliver unto Mr. JVilliam Bo-xycr the keeper of the 
 records w\i\nr\ the Tower of London, " all the parliament rolls, patent 
 " roUs, treafurer' s rolls, clofe rolls, fne rolls, lundles of efcheatcrs, inqui/i- 
 " tions, attainders, and furrenders, and all other rolls and records ivhat- 
 " fever aj' her chancery, of and for the times and feveral reigns of king 
 " Richard the Third, king Henry the Seventh, king Henry the Eighth, 
 " and king Edward the Sixth." At the fame time the lord treafurer 
 fignified by letter to the mailer of the rolls, " that the houics in the 
 *■» Tower made perfedt for the records, were large enough to take a great 
 •' quantity to be there well prcferved ; and requefl:ed thofe of the 
 " chancery and parliament might be cftreated to the Tower in order to 
 " be forted and kept to the queens- honour, and the common iveal cf her 
 " nobles andfuhjeBs by Mr. Bowyer, keeper of the records there;" a 
 gentleman, who amongft other teftimonics that he had given of his 
 conlummate knowlege in matters of record, had then lately written 
 a journal of the tranfaSlioKS of parliament from the fir/i year of king Henry 
 the Eighth to the feventh of king Edward the Sixth ; and who was the 
 £rft pcrlbn that reduced the Tower records into good order, and then 
 
 digeftcd
 
 INTRODUCTION. xxix 
 
 digefted and made repertories of them. In which work, confiiling of 
 fix large volumes in folio now loft, he fpent eight years, and above one 
 thoufand pounds of his own money. 
 
 After the receipt of fo peremptory a warrant it might reafonably be fup- 
 pofed that the commands of the queen had been forthwith carried into 
 execution, but the contrary is certain, as all the above-mentioned records 
 are ftill in the cuftody of the mafter of the rolls, and remain within, 
 the chapel of his houfe in Chancery-lane. 
 
 Further, the fame queen being fully apprized of the great benefit 
 which flowed to her fubjedls from the pradlice of inroUments, fhe, for 
 their better fecurity and the furtherance of fo important an ufage, by- 
 letters patent, dated in the fixtecnth year of her reign, incorporated the 
 fix clerks of the chancery, and the three clerks of the petty bag, 
 clerks of the inrollments in the high court of chaiicery to inroll all 
 recognizances, deeds, and other matters which Ihould be inrolled in that 
 court, and direfted that fuch office Ihotdd be executed by two deputy 
 clerks approved of and fworn before the lord chancellor, or the lord 
 keeper of the great feal for the time being, with power to him to examine 
 and amend the abufes of fucii office; at the fame time declaring, that if 
 any failure fhould happen therein, the corporation fhould be refponfible. 
 
 The care of this princefs was not however confined to the records of the 
 parliament and chancery, but extended to thofe of the other courts. For wc 
 find, that ffie diredted Mr. Agard, one of the two deputies to Sir Nicholas 
 Throgmorton, then chamberlain of the exchequer, to fort and digeft 
 not only the records depofited in the/oz/r treaferies there, but alfo all the 
 original leagues and treaties of peace, truce., alliance, a7id marj-iage between 
 England and foreign nations, and to make calendars of them. The queen 
 did not live long enough to fee this great work finiflhed, but in the fucceed- 
 ing reign, Mr. ^^^/W completed it in fuch manner as plainly indicated his 
 great accuracy aivd knowlege of records, and tliat the queen had not 
 teen midakcn in the perfon-flie chofe for that fervice. 
 
 To the lafting honour of this illuftrious queen it may lilcewife be 
 added, that her attention was not confined to the records of the kingdom, 
 ftriftly confidered as fuch, but extended to the prefervation of all title 
 deeds, and other muniments which tended to afcertain, protect, and fecurc 
 the landed property of her fubjefts. To this end {he interefttd herfelf for 
 the recovery and delivery to the proper owners, of all fuch difperfed charters, 
 deeds, books, and other writings as concerned fuch of their eftates as had 
 thentofore belonged to religious houfes; and which charters and muniments 
 at the time of the fuppreffion had been embezled and taken out of tli© 
 arcliicves of tlic houfes to wlxich they had appertained; and more efpeci- 
 
 ally-
 
 XXX I N T R O D U C T I O N. 
 
 ally all tbofe, which according to the ufual pradicc of former ages, in the 
 times of the civil wars, public tumults, and infurrudions, liad been by 
 the nobility and principal land-owners depofitcd in monallcrics, in hopes 
 that they might there find an afylum, and efcape tliat fpoil and delbudtioii 
 to which their own callles and habitations were in fucii times continually 
 expoled. 
 
 Lartly, for the encouragement of her fubje(fls to fearch into and culti- 
 vate an acquaintance with the recorJs of the kingdom, and to render 
 the enquiry after them, and tiieir contents eafy and iam.iliar, that 
 excellent princefs formed a focicty for the fiudy of Englijb antiquities^ 
 compofed of the ablell: lawyers and men of the bed. hillorical learning 
 in lier time, to whom flie earneflly recommended the application ot their 
 lludics to the ufe and benefit of her people. 
 
 In the beginning of the reign of king James the Firjl great complaints 
 were made of the difficulties, delays, and iiKonveniences that attended the 
 making fearches in the kwtrdX public offices of record, and more particularly 
 of the dangers and hazard to which the property of the fubjeds was 
 continually liable, from the uncertainty of finding thole matters of record 
 which were ncceffarily fought after ; and tiiore efpecially in refpecft to 
 prejudicial incumbrances, notwithllanding the provifion made by the 
 Statute 23 He7i. VIIL cap. 6, * for tlie entry of all ilatutes, merchant, 
 and of the ftaple, in what was then flyled the flatute ojice. On this 
 occafion many petitions were preferred to the king, and feveral different 
 plans formed for the rcdrefs of the mifchiefs complained of; all which 
 petitions and plans were refpedivcly referred, fome, to the confideratlon of 
 the lord chancellor Ellefinere, and a committee of the judges ; and others, 
 to the lord chief juflice of England, the chief juitice of tiie common 
 pleas, and the chief baron of the exchequer, who, after mature examina- 
 tion into the truth of the feveral allegations in thofe feveral petitions, and 
 of the propriety and fcazability of the plans and methods propofed, 
 reported their opinions on each to the king. 
 
 Whilft thefe matters were in agitation feveral of the fuitors concerned 
 in thofe petitions had frequent conferences with each other, and having 
 formed an intire new plan, framed upon more general and exclufive 
 principles, they jointly laid the fame before his majefty, who having 
 referred the fame, together with the feveral former plans and reports, to the 
 confideratlon of Sir p>ancis Bacon, then lord keeper of the great feal, 
 and feveral of the king's council, they certified to his majelly as their 
 opinions, that the eftablifhment of an office of general remembrance of 
 •matters of record would be beneficial to the commonwealth, and. no way 
 
 * SeeSututcS Geo. I.x:ap. 26, for fiipplyiog fome dcfefts in the above-mentioned Aatute. 
 
 prejudicial
 
 INTRODUCTION. xxxl 
 
 prejudicial to any of the record officers in their feveral offices and places 
 of employment. In confequence of this opinion the king by his letters 
 patent, dated pth Oftober in the fifteenth year of his reign, reciting, 
 ** that the multiplicity of fearches in the feveral courts of juftice and 
 ** equity, and the offices belonging to the fame and in other offices and 
 «* places witfcin the realm of England, to find out fuch charges and 
 ** incumbrances entered upon record or othervvife entered, regiftered, or 
 " kept in any courts whatfover, within the realm of England, or in any 
 " other office or place whatfoever within thefaid realm, as might any- 
 *• ways be prejudicial to purchafers of lands, or unto creditors, or to ex- 
 *' ecutors or adminiftrators of perfons deceafed, for want of knowlege 
 *• thereof, or of fuch difcharges as had thereupon been duly had and. 
 *' made ; then was, and theretofore had been fo manifold intricate, 
 *' chargeable, tedious, and uncertain, as that no purchafer, without a 
 *' multitude of feveral fearches in the faid feveral courts, offices, and 
 places, and without great charge and trouble, could be fure or fecured 
 from, or be able to know or find out, fuch incumbrances whereby the 
 lands might be charged, or the due and legal difcharges of the fame,, 
 if any fuch had been ; and that no executor or adminiftrator could be 
 *' fecure to ftand freed from the payment out of his own eflate, of 
 diverfe debts and dudes due by the deceafed, notwithftanding fuchv 
 executors and adminiftrators had formerly truly paid to the full and 
 true value of the perfonal eftate of the teflator, or intellate, for 
 want of knowlege of the fuits and judgments for debts or damages. 
 ** wherewith they were or might be charged by matter of record, 
 *♦ which by the law were and ought to have been by them firft paid 
 *'.and fatisficd; whereby great damage, mifchief, and inconveniences. 
 ** daily happened to diverfe perfons for want of ready, certain, andi 
 ** fpeedy means to difcover or find out the famej" and alfo reciting^- 
 ** that the king being minded to prevent fuch mifchiefs, prejudices, and 
 ** troubles as might thereafter arife concerning the premifes, and in- 
 ** tending to provide for the fafety, fecurity, and common good of his- 
 *• fubjedls, by eredling and eflabliihing fome certain office or place 
 ** whereto his fubjedls might rcfort and be truly informed and afcer- 
 *' tained, and thereby avoid the expence and trouble they then were. 
 ** enforced to undergo for their fecurity and fatisfa£tion, by the multi- 
 ** tude and uncertainty of fearches in the feveral courts and offices of 
 *• the realm;" grantcJy ordained, created, and appointed, that there fliould 
 be for ever thereafter an office which fliould be called the office of 
 
 GENERAL TIEMEMBRANCE OF MATTERS OF RECORD ; and that the 
 
 officer or ojpcers to execute the fame ihould be called the general, 
 
 REMEMBRANCER 
 
 «< 
 
 <( 
 
 €*
 
 xxxU INTRODUCTION. 
 
 REMEMBUANCrU Of REMFMBK A NCERS OF MATTERS OF RECORD, and 
 
 hnve power and authority by him or themfelves, or by his or their fuf- 
 ficient deputy or deputies, to enter and keep in books to be provided 
 for that purpofe, in form of an alphabetical table, remembrance or re- 
 pertory, by the ^irnamcs of the parties ; an abftracl or entry of all fuch 
 matters of record, £=?<:. as thereafter fhould be had or made in the courts 
 of chancery, kings bench, common picas, and exchequer, as alfo in the 
 courts of marfhalfea and other inferior courts of recor<l within the realm 
 of England, and likcwifc of all wills and teftaments which {hould then- 
 after be produced or rcgillered in any eccleliaitical court of jurifdidtion. 
 For thefe purpofcs the patent provided, that the proper ofticcrs of thofe 
 fcveral courts rtiould refpedively, within a certain time therein limited, 
 certify into the aforefaid office of remembrance, 
 
 1. " All judgments which Ihould be given in the court of chancery, 
 " king's bench, common pleas, or exchequer at Weftminlk-r, With 
 ** the term, number, roll, fums of money, and other matters recovered, 
 " and the plaintitfs, defendants, and attornies names, and fuch other 
 ** neceffary circumftances." 
 
 2. " All recognizances which fliould be acknowleged to any fubje£l 
 ** in any of thofe courts, for any matter whatfoever, with the cffedt of 
 •' their feveral conditions and defeafances upon record." 
 
 3. " Except recognizances which are or fhould be acknowleged for 
 " bail, which ihould be only certified upon the fuing forth of the firft; 
 ** writ of execution upon the judgment given or to be given in the 
 ♦* caufc where the recognizance for bail was taken." 
 
 4. *' All fines, common recoveries, indentures of bargain and fale, 
 *' and all other deeds, afTurances, and conveyances which fhould be in- 
 •* rolled, acknowleged, or entered upon record, in any court of record 
 *' whatfoever in England, or the dominions thereof." 
 
 5. ♦' All judgments in the court of marllialfea for the king's houfliold, 
 ** or court of the verge for his majefty's houihold, and all other infe- 
 ** rior courts of record, as in London and other corporation courts, and 
 " in all other courts of record whatfoever in England, or the dominions 
 •* thereof, when the debt or damages recovered ihall amount to twenty 
 " pounds or above, befides cofls." 
 
 6. " All recognizances which fhould be acknowleged to the king for 
 " debt or payment of money, with the cojiditions and defeafances 
 *♦ thereof." 
 
 ■7. '* All deeds inrollcd which fhould be acknowleged to the king." 
 8. " All obligations which fhould be acknowleged to the king, 
 *^ having or which fhould have the force of a Ifatute ffaple, with the 
 
 ■5 '• condition
 
 INTRODUCTION. xxxlli 
 
 ** condition or defeafancc thereof \\hereroever within England or the 
 '" dominions thereof." 
 
 9. " AH fatisfaftions and difcharges of record by acknowledgment, 
 •' confent of parties, return of execution made, cancellation, exonera- 
 *• tion, v.'ithdrawing, or order of court, &c. oi any of the judgments, 
 *' recognizances, or obligations, before or thereafter therein mentioned." 
 
 10. " All Wills and Teftaments wherein any Lands, Tenements, or 
 *• Hereditaments, or other Profits ilfuing thereout, were bequeathed or 
 ** mentioned." 
 
 II." All other Wills and Teflaments concerning goods only, where, 
 " by the inventory exhibited, the goods fliould appear to amount to 
 " above forty pounds." 
 
 12. " All adminiftrations of goods, and of any dying, or which 
 *' fliould die inteflate, where the goods appeared by the inventory to 
 *' exceed forty pounds." As alfo, 
 
 13. " All recognizances then acknowledged or thereafter to be ac- 
 «' knowledged, for any other matter than for debt or payment of money, 
 " which recognizances fliould be forfeited to the king, too-ether with 
 ♦' the conditions and defeafances thereof, time and caufe of for- 
 " feiture." 
 
 All thefe feveral matters and certificates were, by thofe letters pa- 
 tents, diredlcd to be entered and digefled in fuch office of general re- 
 membrance, which is thereby appointed to be always kept within the 
 cities of London or Weflminfter, or in Chancery Lane or Holborn in 
 the county of Middlefex> by a certain officer or officers who ffiould from 
 time to time be conftituted by letters patent under the great feal of 
 England; and to \vhich ojice of general remembrance, the alphabetical 
 digefting and entering in form of an alphabetical table, remembrance, or 
 repofitory, all the before-mentioned matters, fhould thereafter only and 
 particularly be united and annexed. Thefe letters patent were "ranted 
 \iuio John Fermoiir, John Friend, and Henry Mules, efquires, and to 
 the longed liver of them ; which patentees were further authorized 
 to demand and take from fuch perfon, as from time to time Hiould make 
 fcarch in the faid oficc of general remembrance, for everyone w^hole and 
 intire fearch, to be made for fuch an J fo long time as the party fearch- 
 ing fliould defire the fame, the fum o^^/:xteenpe>'ce, be-ng, as the-patent de- 
 clares, the fum which at that time ufed to be paid for and upon fearches 
 made for letters patent, or other matters remaining of record in the 
 chapel of the rolls. 
 
 air Thomas Wifon, nephew to Dr. Wllfon, fecretary of ftate, be- 
 ing on the 24th of June 1612, appointed keeper and regllter of the 
 
 '- papers
 
 xxxW INTRODUCTION. 
 
 papers of fiafe, an office that had been inftituted by iing Henry the 
 Eighth towards the beginning of his reign, foon after received the po- 
 fuive commands of king James to reduce into the fet form of a li- 
 brary all the ftate papers then in his cullody; all which, until that 
 time, had been kept locked up in boxes ; and to place them in an apart- 
 ment fitt.d up for their reception within the old Bnnquetting Houfe 
 at Whitehall; and thefe orders were accordingly carried into execution 
 with the utmoft: difpatch. 
 
 At the clofe of the year 1612 a fire happened in the office of the JIk 
 clerks of the court cf chancery, by which nvany bills, anfwers, and other 
 pleadings, together with the depofitions of witneffes and decrees, as alfo 
 divers patent rolls, warrants, and other records then remaining in that 
 office, were intircly confumed ; this accident might have been produc- 
 tive of the mofl: dreadful and injurious events to many of the fuitors of 
 that court, had not the king by the advice of his privy council, in order 
 to adminirtcr all poffible means of relief to his fubjeds affirdted by that 
 calamity, on the feventh day of January following iffueda proclamation, 
 declaring, " that any exemplification or authentique copy of fuch bills, 
 *' anfwers, pleadings, and depofitions, the records and originals whereof 
 *• were burnt, which fhould be produced by any of the parties con- 
 " cerned, fhould at their requefl be again written out, hied, and re- 
 " corded. That in cafe no copies of any depofitions were made, the 
 " commiffioners, in whofe hands the original depofitions remained, 
 " Ihould certify the fame again into the court of chancery, there to 
 *♦ remain of record; and where depofitions taken in any undetermined 
 ♦' caufe were burnt, and could not be renewed by the means before- 
 «' mentioned, the lord keeper fhould give proper orders for the relief of 
 " the party grieved, either by ordering a new examination of witnefl'es, 
 *' or otherwife as he ffiould find fit. That where any decree or inrol- 
 •• ment thereof had been burnt, any exemplifieation of fuch decree or 
 " any writ de executione decreti fliould be new written and inrolled. 
 " That all inrolments of patents burnt, on the producing the origi- 
 *' nal patent, or any exemplification or conllat thereof, and upon view 
 '* of the original bill or warrant under the fignet or privy leal, and of the 
 ** books of inrolments remaining in the cuflody of the clerk of the ha~ 
 " naper, fhould be newly written, entered, and inrolled of record. That 
 «' the lord keejier or the mafler of the rolls fhould quiet, fettle, and re- 
 *' concile all fuch ambiguities, doubts, and queflions, as might arife 
 *' concerning the due execution of the matter contained in luch pro- 
 «« clamation ; and that fuch perfons only fliould have the benefit of fuch 
 
 ♦' prock'
 
 INTRODUCTION. xxxv 
 
 '* proclamation, who requefted the fiime before the tenth djy of Jul}' 
 " then next enfuing." 
 
 The immenfe quantity of manufcripts, which the afliduity of Sir 
 Robert Cotton had col'ieded together, in order to form his library, 
 began to be much fpoken of at the time king Charles the Firji 
 afcended the throne, and the free accefs thereto, wherewith he ge- 
 neroufly indulged every perfon of literature, foon difcovered that feveral 
 papers and other writings, fuppofed more properly to belong to the 
 public, were then in his poireflion. On information of this matter be- 
 ing given to the king, the then court of ftar-chamber decreed, that 
 fome perfons of truft and quality fhould be appointed to fearch and view 
 what books, papers, and other writings of flate properly belonging to the 
 crown, were remaining mSir Rohert''s cuftody; and accordingly the king, 
 on the fecond of Oftober, in the fixth year of his reign, appointed 
 Henry t^xXo^ MoMcheJierzxi^ others "to view and take an account in writing 
 " of fuch records, books, writings, and original papers of flate, properly 
 " belonging to the crown, as did remain with Sir Robert, or with any 
 " other perfon for him or his ufe, and directing them to lay fuch account 
 " before his majefty, that further orders and directions might be given 
 " therein". The like inquiries were made into other colledlions of ma- 
 nufcripts: and an attention to the care of the public muniments feemed to 
 be then gaining ground. But the troubles which diftradled the king- 
 dom in the following part of this reign, fcarce allowed either oppor- 
 tunity or leifure for carrying on thofe public purfuits and improvements 
 which are better adapted to times of peace and tranquillity ; io that it is 
 no wonder that we do not find any further particular attention paid to 
 the regulation of the public records during that period : on the con- 
 trary they, together with many of our other national muniments, were 
 not permitted to remain undifturbed in their ancient repofitories j no in- 
 confiderable number of them, almofi: from the inftant that the com- 
 mons and their committees affumed the reins of government, being re- 
 moved, carried about, and at length detained, fome in private hands, 
 and others in improper places. The long ufurpation which followed 
 upon the king's death was equally unfivourable to them, many becoming 
 fufferers, efpecially thofe which more immediately related to affairs of 
 ftate, owing in great meafure to the free accefs which BradJJoaWi 
 Thurloe, Milton, and other grandees of thofe times had to them. The 
 evils likely to arife from fuch treatment, and detention of the records 
 end papers ofjlate induced the houfe of lords, previous to the return of 
 king Charles the Second, to give orders on the 2. id day of May 1660 for 
 fecuring all fuch records, papers, and other \7ritings belonging to the 
 
 e a public.
 
 xxxvi INTRODUCTION. 
 
 public, as were then in the houfe of John Phelps, one of the regicides. 
 As foon as the Redoration had taken place, and legal government was hap- 
 pily re-cfl;abli{hed, the king and his minifters applied themfelvcs with a 
 becoming ardour to the refcuing the public records and papers from the 
 dangers and injuries to which they had long been expofed, and for the re- 
 ftoring them to the feveral offices to which they refpedtively of right be- 
 longed. Undoubted intelligence having been received that divers books, 
 treaties, papers, and records of ftate, had, during the then late unhappy 
 troubles, got into the hands of "John Thurlo:, John Bradpaiv, ferjeant at 
 law, Henry Scobell, and fundry other perfons, his majcjiy king Charles the 
 Second by his warrant dated the 12th of February 1660, directed 
 Mr. Thomas Raymond, the then keeper of the paper-office, to repair to 
 thofe parties, or to their executors or adminirtrators, and receive from 
 them all I'uch books, treaties, papers, and records of flate, as were then 
 in cither of their cuftodies, and to depofit them lafely in the papcr-ojfice 
 ct Whitehall; further ordering Mr. Rayj/wnd, to report to the privy 
 council the names of every perfon who ihould refufe to deliver fuch 
 books, Sec. to him. Soon after, the {QveTa.1 Jerjeants at arms. Colonel 
 Hally, and others were commanded to bring in all fuch records and 
 papers of flate, &c. as they had in their hands. About the fame time 
 divers papers of the like kind were feized among Bradjhaz^^s goods, and 
 elfewherc, and delivered to the lord Gerrard of' Brandon for his majefty's 
 fervice. P'or the like purpofes numerous and repeated orders were 
 afterwards iffued, and ytt fome of thefe orders were not attended with 
 that fuecefs which was expeiftcd and moft zealoufly fought for. 
 
 In ihe year 1661 the care of the To'u.er records was confided to that 
 induilrious antiquary Mr. JVilliam Prynne, who, in obedience to the royal 
 mandate, not only favcd and brought to liglit from oblivion and confufion, 
 great numbers of ancient and valuable parliamentary and other records, 
 which, as he informs us, * through negligence, nefcience, andjloatbfulnefs 
 had for many years then faji layen buried together In one confufed chaos 
 under corroding putrifying cohwebbs, uujl, and filth, in the darkeji corners' 
 of CaJ'ars chapel, in the White Tower ; but afterwards forteri, mardialled, 
 and arranged tliem in fuch method, that by the affidance of the tables 
 and calendars which he made, any perfon might have eafy rccourfe to- 
 any of thofe records. 
 
 The fnmc king, in the nineteenth year of his reign, having caufed an en- 
 quiry to be made into the ftate of the records of the cou:t of co^nmon pleas 
 found that the pl.'a rollsoi that court began to perifla for want of convenient 
 room in the treafury where they lay; and not having calendars made unto 
 
 •Preface to Brevia Parlii.mcntaria rediviva, part 3. 
 
 them.
 
 INTRODUCTION. xxxvii 
 
 them, wereufelefstohis fuhjefts: whereupon he iflued a warrant direa:ed to 
 Sir Orlando Bridgeman, then keeper of the great feal, authorizing him to 
 feal a precept, direded to the lord chief juftice of the com7non pleas, for 
 the fpeedy delivery of all x\\zp]ea rolls from the end of the reign of king 
 Richard the Second, until the beginning of the reign of king Edward the 
 Jixth, that were then in his cuftody, unto the treafurer and chamberlains 
 of the exchequer, to be by them kept, and fitted with proper calendars, 
 in like manner as the reft of the rolls of that kind until the end of the 
 reign of king Edward the fecond then were; and a tranfmlflion v/as ac- 
 cordingly made, as is teftified by an indenture of the firft day of Auguft 
 1670. 
 
 It being reprefented to his majefty in the following year, that the 
 bundles of bills, anfwers, depofitions, and other pleadings of the court 
 of chancery, for want of convenient room in the office of the fix clerks to 
 keep them in, were in danger of receiving prejudice ; and that there was 
 not any room for them in the chapel of the rolls; Sir Algertton M<iy, 
 then clerk of the records of the court of chancery within the Tower of 
 London, was, purfuant to his majefty's command, authorized by the 
 warrant of Sir Harbottle Grhnfioue, then mafter of the rolls, to receive 
 from the fix clerks all fuch bundles of bills, ^c. with the filing books 
 belonging thereunto, until the firfl year of the then king, and the fame 
 were accordingly removed into the Tower, and the receipt of them was 
 acknowledged by the clerk to the keeper of the records there, on the 
 1 8th of Odober 1671. 
 
 In the year 1687, on complaint being made to the lords of the 
 treafury, that the records, books, and papers belonging to the then 
 late court of wards and liveries lay negleded, and in a ftate of decay, their 
 lord/hips gave diredions fortheir being forthwith forted and put in proper 
 order by Mr. Grimes, under whofe care they were then placed for that 
 purpofe. 
 
 Soon after king WilFtams and queen Marfs acceffion to the throne^ 
 Mr. Harley, afterwards earl of Oxford, formed a plan for printing, at the 
 public expence, all the leagues, treaties, alliances, capitulations, and 
 confederacies, which had at any time been made between the crozon of 
 England, and other kingdoms, princes, and fates ; intermixed with fuch 
 injlruments and papers of ftate, as either more immediately related to them, 
 or were curious and ufcful in illuftrating the Englijh hiftory, and having 
 communicated his deiign to x\\& earl of Halifax, that great patron of 
 literature and afliduous promoter of the fiiudy of Englilh antiquities, 
 laid the fame before the queen; the king being then with the army in 
 Flanders, and flie was pleafed to approve thereof. Hereupon Mr. 
 
 RymcKy
 
 XXX^'lil 
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 Rymer^ the hlrtoriographer royal, was pitched upon as the proper perfon 
 to cany that defigu into execution, and he being accordingly enjoined to 
 prepare the workVor the prefs, he on the 26thof Auguft 1693 received htr 
 maiefty's warrant, granting him, " free liberty and accels irom time to 
 *' time to fearch into the records in the Tower of London, in the rolls, 
 *' in the augmentation office, the exchequer, the jcurnals of both houfes 
 *' of parliament, and all other places where records were kept; as alfo 
 «' the royal library at St. James's, nnd the paper-ottice, and to make 
 " tranfcripts of all fuch as he fhould think proper for publication." On 
 the 1 2th of April following, he likewife obtained a warrant from king 
 Willijnt, authorizing the lord keeper of the great feal of England to 
 caufe a writ to be fcaled and dire6teil to the lords of the treafury, and 
 the chamberlains of the exchequer, enabling and requiring them to 
 deliver to him from time to time, " all fu. h leagues, treaties, alliances, 
 " capitulations, and confederacies, with all other records relating there- 
 ** unto, remaining in the levcral treafuries oi the exchequer, which he 
 «' Ihouid haveoccafionof or defire:" and fuch writ was accordingly foon 
 after ilfued. In the year 1696 on Mr. Rymers, application to the proper 
 officers, in confequence of this writ, it was difcovered, xh^t i\\e leagues, 
 treaties of peace, &c- which had been methodized, and of" which calen- 
 dars had been made by Mr. Arthur Agard, in the reigns oi Elizabeth 
 and ^f nines the Frjl, were placed m a vault in the cloilters of Weftmin- 
 fter Abbeyi where tiiey were very ill lodged; whereupon the then lords 
 of the treiifury gave immediate orders for their being removed into the 
 chapter-houle of the church of Wcrtminller, for their better accom- 
 modation and prefervation. 
 
 On the I oth of December 1703 the houfe of lords appointed a committee 
 to tnjpc£l the method of keeping records in offices, and how they loere kept, 
 and to conjiaer of icays to rentr-dy what Jhould be Jound amijs, loith power 
 to fend for fuch officers, and hear fuch petfons thereupon, as they fl}oiild think 
 fit; being afterwards to make their report to the houfe. This committee 
 was yearly renewed in feveral following feflions of p-irliament, and from 
 tiinc to titne reported the progrefs made by them in execution of that 
 truth 
 
 In the year 1704, it appearing that the i?i3/«// A^orOT^;:^/'?, Francia, 
 Vafconioe, IValli^f, Roma, Scotia, Almanice, et Hibernia, together with 
 ctncrs rolls from the firlt year of king Johtn, to the end of the reign of 
 king Edward the Four:b, had no calendars or abllracts made of them; 
 and that a multitude of records in feveral reigns, fome relating to pro- 
 ceedings in the courts oi juflice, and others to ftate matters, lay in con- 
 fuled heaps within the Tower of London, and were in danger of 
 
 perilhingi
 
 INTRODUCTION. xxxi'x 
 
 perifliing; the houfe of lords direded th.. lord treafurer Godolj:hin to repre- 
 {^ni thole matters to the queen, and to rcqueit h- r inajcflj lu give direc- 
 tions therein. Whereupon the neceflLry orders were ilTued to the b ard 
 of works for fitting up proper rooms, and providing preflcs, Ihelves, 
 and drawers for reception of ihf. records in Caeiar's Cha; el, and the 
 fortin-;, methodizing, and di2;ef1ing of thofe records, was confided 
 to the care of Wilham Petyt, efquire, under whofe inlp. dion, and 
 by the affilfance of his chief c\Q.tk George Holmes, efquire, that work 
 proceeded with great vigour, judgment, and dilpatch. 
 
 In the ii.me ytdiX Mr. Rymef\ in obedience to the royal commands 
 which he had received in the late reigns and in coniequence of the 
 fubfeqiient protedion and encouragement afforded to him by queen Anne, 
 publiflied tiiefirlT: volume of thatnoble work, which heintitled, Foedera 
 CoNVENTioNES, LiTER^, et Cujiifcunqiie Generis Acta Pubdca 
 INTER Reges Anglic, et alios quo/vis Imperatores, Reges, 
 
 PoNTlFlCES, PrINCIPES, VEL CoMMUNIT A f ES, tf(^ LieunfO SjECULO 
 
 Duodecimo, viz ai Anno iioi ad nojira ujqiie Tempora habiia aut 
 traSiata. Ex Autograph. s., injra Secretiores Archivorum Regiorum 
 TheJ'aur arias, per multa facu^a recondttis, jideliter exjcripta. The public 
 had formed high ideas of this propofed coUedion of records, long 
 before its publication ; but their expedations were greatly dilappointed 
 when they faw it. They could not, without injuliicc to Mr. Rymer, 
 negled applauding his labours, but at the fame time very properly 
 regretted his v/ant of corrednefs j and that he had not more maturely con- 
 fidered the merits as well of feveral of thofe inftruments which he pnnted, 
 as of many others which he omitted. 
 
 The Hate of the. paper office over the great gate- way adjoining to the 
 Tilt-yard, Whitehall, and that of the Chapter- Houfe in WelTminfler 
 Abbey, the latter of which was the chief repofitory for the records of the 
 treaj'uries of the exchequer, having been the objeds of inquiry during the 
 following winter, the houfe of lords on the 4th of March 1705, agreed 
 upon an addrcfs to the queen, requefting her to give fuch orders as fhe 
 {hould think fit, for the recovery of fuch papers of flat e as were not deli- 
 vered into the office; for the direding fome proper method to be taken in 
 future, in order to preferve theflate papers for the uie of the public j and 
 for putting the chapter-houfe into thorough repair. From this time great 
 improvements were made in fitting up the record oihce in the Tower of 
 London, and in forting and digclling the feveral records there; infomuch 
 that in the begining of the year 1709 the houle of lords were informed 
 by their commitee, that the confufed heap of records of divers liuancs, 
 
 4 whicli
 
 xl INTRODUCTION. 
 
 wiiich before lay covered with duO", was then thoroughly clcanfed In 
 order to be forted ;. that all the rolls from the firft year of king ''^cbn 
 to the laft oi Edxcard the Fourth were placed under their proper years ; and 
 that a catalogue was made of the Norman, Scotch, V/elJI:), and Info rolls; 
 thit alphabetical lifts of the names of perfons and places mentioned in 
 them were drawn iipj and that the depofitions in the court of chancery 
 of the reigns of queen Elizabeth, and of the kings Jnwes and Chnrles 
 the Firj), were bundled up alphabetically, and entries made of the 
 names of the parties. 
 
 The records cf the Court of Wards andLheries, notwithftanding the 
 ■ orders given by ths lords of the treafury in the year 16B7, llill continuing 
 in their original repofitory within the hih-yard adjoining to Weftminfter 
 Hall, were in the year 1709 found to be in a perilling condition; great 
 numbers of the books and papers lying on the floor in the greateft con- 
 fufion and dilorder; and the building itfelf very ruinous. Grimes, to 
 whofe care the digeiling of thofe records had been intrulled, was 
 then dead, and had proceeded no further in the bufinefs afligned 
 to him, than drawing up a fhort repertory of them, and the making 
 four alphabetical Indices to the tranfcripts of the Inqui/itiones po/i mortem, 
 to which, upon any occafional fearch, his fon had accefsj but the key of 
 the office was left in the cuftody of the king's fiflimonger or yeoman of the 
 fair fhores, whofe apartments adjoined thereto, and who being ignorant 
 of the value of thole records, permitted any perfon to go in and rummage 
 them at pleafure. Upon this rtate of fafts and a well-founded apprehen- 
 tion that manvof the records and the books ofentries had been imbezzled, 
 thofe which remained were ordered to be reinoved for the prcfent into 
 fome rooms belonging to the ufher of the black rod near the prince's 
 chamber, adjoining to the houfe of lords. At fame time the two 
 offices or treafuries near Weftminfter Hall, wherein the records of the 
 court of Kings Bench were kept, being infpe(fl:ed by the lords committee?, 
 were found to be very improper for the purpofe to which they had been 
 allotted; the one being fituate over a walh-houfe and rtablcs, and the 
 other being low, damp, and fo noifome, that the ofiicers complained 
 that they were not able to fit in it, and that it rotted the records. On 
 this llate of thele records, and on a reprefentation then made to the lords 
 committees by the Earl of Bindon, then Earl Marjhal, for the records of 
 the court of loards and liveries being depollted in the college of arms, 
 founded upon a fuggcltion that thofe records might be of ufe for making 
 out the defcents and pedigrees of the nobility; the lords refolved, that an 
 inquiry fliould be made into the titles of the perfons pofleded of the 
 houles and rooms adjoining to Wcilminfter Hull, and the otlices of 
 
 the
 
 INTRODUCTION". xli 
 
 the courts of juflice; that tlie records and books belonging to the court 
 of wards and liveries might be t)f ufe for making out thcdefcents and pe- 
 digrees of the nobility ; and that the queen Ihould be defircd to give fuch 
 orders therein as (lie Ihould think fit. And thefe reiblutions were accord- 
 ingly laid before the queen by the lord chancellor. Whether any ll:eps 
 were taken in confequence, is not certain j but it is mod: probable that 
 no orders were given for the before-mentioned purpofes, fince the lords 
 committees, in their report of the 3ifl of May 171 1, reminded the 
 houfe of the propofal which had been offered by the earl marllial, in 
 regard to the records of the court of ivards and liveries, and of the re- 
 folutions of the houfe thereupon; as alfo of the inquiry recommended 
 to be made into the titles of the poffeffors of houfes or rooms adjoining 
 to Weftminfter Flail ; and that v.'hen the report was laid before the queen, 
 {he in anfwer \va« pleafed to fay, " that llie would give the necelTary 
 " orders in relation to the matters contained therein." 
 
 The refolutions in regard to the removal of the records being 
 favourable to the views oi the college of arms, an application was made 
 to the lord high treafurer, by Mr. Anjiis, that the records of the court 
 of wards and liveries, and thofe of the court of requejls, might be put 
 under his care, and annexed to the ojice of garter king at arms, to 
 which he had then lately been nominated. But no anfwer appears to 
 have been given to this application. 
 
 In Auguft 1712, the chancery records, in the cuftody of the fix clerks, 
 having become exceeding numerous ; and there being little fpace left in 
 their record rooms for the reception of thofe which daily came in. Sir 
 John Trevor, then mafler of the rolls, ifTued his warrant to the fix clerks, 
 for the tranfmidion to the Tower of all the records in their cuftody, to 
 the firft year of king James the Second, confifting of 2200 bundles, and at 
 the fame time directed another to Mr. Topham, clerk of the records in the 
 Tower, for their reception into the record^office there ; but on the fix clerks 
 attending Mr. Topham on that occafion, they were informed by him 
 " that there was not room fufficicnt to receive the faid records in the 
 ** places already allotted at the Tower for that purpofe." 
 
 About this time great inquiries were made and examinations had in 
 regard to the feveral lands and revenues then late in jointure to Catherine, 
 queen dowager; but the books, accounts, furveys, and writings belonging 
 thereto, having been long thrown by and negledled, were found in fuch 
 diforder and confufion, as to be in great meafure ufclefs, till fome better 
 arrangement of them was made. Whereupon the earl of Oxford, lord 
 high treafurer, on the 23d of December 17 13, appointed Thomas 
 Madox, efquire, and Mr. William ^oley, to methodize and digcfl; thofe 
 
 f papers,
 
 xiu INTRODUCTION. 
 
 papers, &c. No further proceedings appear to have been had in regard 
 to the public records and muniments, from this time, until after the 
 death of queen Anne. 
 
 Soon after the acceflion of king George the Firjl, the fix clerks 
 renewed their follicitations for the removal of the records of the court 
 of chancery into the Tower, but without effed ; by reafon of a claim 
 made by the board of ordnance, to the room in the Tower then newly 
 pitched upon as proper for the reception of thofe records. 
 
 In Auguft, T 7 1 7 upon pulling down the houfe of the mafter of the rolls, 
 there were found in a room adjoining to the chapel great numbers of bills, 
 anfwers, depofitions, and proceedings in ^Z'^^za-r^, together with fundry other 
 public papers, books, and parchments, of tlie time of queen Elizabeth, 
 and tbejubfequent reigns, down to the Rejloration, lying in heaps, and in 
 the greatcll confufion ; all which, by the diredlions of Sir JoJ'eph J ekyl, 
 the then mafter of the rolls, were cleared from the duft and tilth w here- 
 with they were covered, and put into proper bundles. 
 
 The difpute between the fix clerks and the officers of the board of 
 ordnance Hill fubfiiling, the then lord chancellor Macdesjield applied, 
 on that occafion, to the lords in parliament; whereupon the com- 
 mittee, formerly appointed to infpect the records, was revived on 
 the 9th of December 171 8, and inftruded to view the records of the 
 court of chancery in the Tower, and thofe fit to be carried thither, alfo to 
 confider what place there then was proper to receive them, and likcwife 
 to view all fuch other records as they fliould think fit. In confequcnceof 
 thefe inrtrudions, the lords committees direded Mr. Madox and the 
 proper officers to lay before them the llate of the records in the fevcral 
 trea furies belonging to the upper exchequer; in the office oi the auditors of 
 the land revenue; in the chapter-houj'e at JVeJlfrAnfier ; and in the Tower of 
 hondom; and having ordered t"Jaenty-one bags full of other very valuable 
 records, which at the time of the fire th.it happened at Whitciiall in 
 the reign of king '"James the Firft, were brought away and hung up in 
 the peU-cJice in the exchequer, although no way belonging to that office, 
 or to the revenue, to be fealcd up, marked, and delivered into the cuf- 
 toJy of their hcufc-kccpcr, they on the 16th A})ril 1719 made their report 
 to the houfe of lords, giving therein an account of the fcveral fpecies 
 of recofds in the court of the receipt of the exchequer; itating the rej.)orts 
 made by the refpedive record ofiicers who had the cullody of thoie 
 rccoids; as likewife a memorial prefentcd by Mr. Anflis, garter king of 
 arms, rcquefiing that the keeping of the records of the court of wards 
 and -iveries migl.t be annexed to the ofiice oi garter king at arms ; and 
 alfo acquainting .h; houfe, that the lords committees had direded that 
 feveral volumes of tranfcripts of records left by Mr. Rymer at his death 
 
 ia
 
 INTRODUCTION. xlif{ 
 
 in the hands of Avmjham Churchill, a bookfeller, fliould for the prefent 
 be put into the hands of the houfe-keeper of the houfe of lords. At 
 the fame time the lords committees having viewed the building called the 
 IVbite I'oivcr within the Tower of London, reported, as their opinion, 
 that, " A large room within that Tower, adjoining to the prefent record 
 " rooms, fliould be allotted for reception of the records then in the cultody 
 ** of the fix clerks of the court of chancery;" and an addrefs was pre- 
 fcnted to his late majefty, defiring fuch diredlions might \>c given upon 
 thofe matters as his majefty fliould think proper. No direftions being 
 however iflued, the fix clerks in February 1722 applied to the lords of 
 the treafury for the grant of that room, but the board of ordnance 
 perfifling in the impoflibility of their being able to quit it without fiuther 
 provifions being made for their ftores, no further rteps were taken 
 towards the removal of thofe records, when the fix clerks made their 
 report to the committee appointed to view the Cottonian Library in the 
 year 1732. 
 
 Soon after the commencement of the next feflions of parliament, a 
 committee of lords was again appointed to inlpedt the parliament office, 
 as alfo the records and public papers ; and on the third of July 1724 '^jobn 
 Laioton^ efquire, with neceflary afliftants, was appointed to fort and di- 
 geil the numerous records depofited in the chapter-houfe at Vl'ejimitijiert 
 which till that time had continued in the utmoft diforder. 
 
 In confequence of the reports made by the lords committees on the 
 ifi: and 22d of May 1 725, and of their addrefles prefented to his majefty, 
 diredions were given for making fuch conveniencies and repairs, as might 
 be necefl^iry for the more fafe depofiting and keeping the records in the 
 parliament office and king's hoiije adjoining ; for the uflier of the black rod's 
 delivering to Mr, LawtoUy then lately employed to fort and digeft the 
 records in the chapter-houfe, all fuch records as were then in his cuftody, 
 and lying in great diforder and danger of being deftroyed, in certain 
 rooms adjoining to the houfe of lords ; and for preparing conveniencies 
 in the chapter-houfe at Wejlnmjler for the reception of fuch records as 
 were then depofited therein, and fuch others as might thereafter be 
 tranfiiiitted thither. 
 
 The lords committees having made a further report on the 25th day of 
 May 1728, in which it was reprefented, that the records of the court of 
 wards and liveries, lying in rooms adjoining to the houfe of lords, and a 
 vaft number oi exchequer records eficcmed of great value, lying over the 
 gateway leading from St. Margaret's lane into the New Palace-yard, but 
 which were in a perifliing condition ; together with a room full oikings 
 bench and common pleas proceedings, then lying over the houfe of 
 commons in dufl: and rubbifli, might be removed to the chapter- 
 
 f 2 houfe.
 
 xVi7 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 houfe, whicli was then made a common repofitory for records; as alfo, that 
 jiunJJjam Churchill, not having dehvcred up the iMSS. volumes oi tran- 
 /cripts of records made by Mr. Rymer into the hands of the houfe-keeper 
 of the houfe or lords, as he had been direcled to do, and being then 
 dead, thofe tranfcripts remained in the hands of his executors, and that 
 therefore fome effedtual orders (hould be taken for the delivery of them ; 
 it was ordered by their lordlTiips, that the records and papers relating to the 
 court ofii'ards and liveries, as alfo thofe lying over the gateivay leading into 
 the New Palace-yard, together with a room full of kings bench and common 
 pleas proceedings, then lying over the houfe of commons, fliould be forth- 
 with removed to the chapter- houfe; and that Air. Rymer's MSS. volumes 
 of records ihould be forthwith delivered to the keeper of the records in 
 the chapter-houfe, for their fafe culliody and public ufe *. 
 
 Part of the manufcripts in the Cottonian Library being burnt, and 
 others greatly damaged by a fire which happened at Alhburnham houfe 
 in Little Dean's Yard, Wcftminftcr, in the year 1731, the houfe of 
 commons appointed a committee to view that library, as alfo fuch of the 
 public records of the kingdom as they fhould think fit; dirediing them^ 
 to report to the houfe, " the condition thereof, together with what they 
 " (hould judge fit to be done for the better reception, prefervation, and 
 ** more convenient ufe of the fame." In compliance with thefe in- 
 ftruftions, that committee not only vifited the feveral public repofitories 
 and offices of record, but directed the refpedive keepers to lay before 
 them an account in writing of the nature of the records in their cuftody, 
 of the ftatc in which they then were, and of what was neceffary to be 
 done, to put the fame into a more proper condition, and make them 
 more ufeful to the public ; and having confidered the "feveral accounts 
 prefentcd to them by the refpedivc record keepers, on the 9th of May 
 1732 reported their proceedings and opinions to the houfe of commons, 
 who immediately refolved on an addrefs to his majeliy, v. hereby, after 
 having ftated the ruinous and dangerous condition of fome of the public 
 records, and the too narrow and confined apartments afilgned for the recep- 
 tion of others; the prejudices arifing from fome of the records not being de- 
 depofited in their offices, but cither remaining in private hands, or in places 
 not afligned for public records, nor under the care of any ftated officer; and 
 the great inconveniencies which have arifen to the inquirers after fuch 
 ufeful knowlege, not only from thofe difficulties, but alfo from the un- 
 diftinguifliing manner in which fome of the national records had been 
 iccpt; humbly begfught his majefty to give fuch directions as he Ihould 
 
 * Tbcfe MSS. Tolumes are now la the Briiilh Mufcuin. 
 
 tliank
 
 INTRODUCTION. xlv 
 
 think fit, for the better reception and more convenient ufe of the public 
 records of the kingdom ; at the fame time airuring his majefty, that whatever 
 extraordinary expences Ihould be incurred by the diretflions to be givea 
 by him on that occafion, fhould with greai cheerfulnefs be provided for 
 •and made good by them. 
 
 The zeal wherewith thofe enquiries had been purfued, and the fenti- 
 ments of the houfe as exprefled in their addrefs, favoured the wifhes 
 long entertained by the public, that fome more effedual methods than 
 were at that time obferved, might be adopted by the legiflature for mak- 
 ing the contents of our national records and muniments generally known, 
 and the iearches into them certain, eafy, and expeditious. l"o this end 
 fome propolitions had then lately been made, which met with the ap- 
 probation of thofe who were thought to be competent judges in fuch 
 ■ matters. The coiledting together and removal of records from offices 
 -and places where they were improperly lodged, into repofitories belong- 
 ing to the offices where they were originally formed, and to which they 
 of right belong, and the giving public notice from time to time of fuch 
 alteration of cuftody, was conlidered as a material and advifable ftep to 
 be taken towards forwarding the defired purpofes ; which it was con- 
 ceived might be il'iW further erfeded, by the forming and publication 
 either of perfed; calendars or complete mdices to fuch fpecies of our 
 records as mighi: be deemed inofl materially ufeful to the public: whereby 
 tedious and precarious fearches would in great meafure be prevented, and 
 many curious and interefting remains of antiquity, long negleded and 
 unknown, might in all probability be brought to light. 
 
 Thefe particular dcjiderata in record learning have not hitherto been 
 lupplied; but in other refpedls relative to records, the indulgence and 
 beneficence of the crown, and both houfes of parliament, and their 
 attention to the records, have of late been extended much further, and 
 conferred on the public in fo peculiar a manner, as mufl; always be 
 remembered and acknowleged with gratitude. 
 
 In 1742 the houfe of commons rcfolved, that all the journals of that 
 houfe, commencing with the book called Seymour, which begins with 
 the reign oi kijig Edward the Sixth, and is the firft of thofe journals now 
 extant, fliould be printed j and in confequence of fuch refolution many 
 volumes of that ufeful and truly valuable work are in the hands of the 
 public. 
 
 In November 1755, twenty-two bags of records, papers, and other 
 Writings belonging to his majcfly, being found concealed in the houfe 
 of the then late John Anftis, efquirc, garter king at arms, at Mortlake 
 in Surrey, were feized and brought fiora thence, as being the property 
 of the crown. 
 
 The
 
 xlvl INTRODUCTION. 
 
 The printing all the rolls of parliament now extant, and the journals of 
 the boufe lords, puri'uant to their lordfliips order of the 9th of March 
 1767, the directions given for puhliiliii g that moll ancient and inefti- 
 mable record Domesday, and the appointments and provifions made by 
 his prelcnt majclly for the regulating, methodizing, and digefting the 
 public records and muniments, and for making proper calendars and indices 
 thereto, wliilft they refledl a lading honour on the promoters of thofc 
 laudable and beneficial deligns, will dillinguiih the pref'nt reign and 
 render his maje/iy's name and memory admired, beloved, and revered 
 to lateft porterity. 
 
 Such printed afliftances as our inquiries after the contents of the 
 public records have received from the L-ibor.rs of private perfons are but 
 few, and thofe flightand no ways fatisfacl-oiy. Thomas Powell's repertory 
 ef records in the exchequer, and direSlions jor farch of thofe that are there; 
 as likeivife, in the Chancery and Tower, with the acciijhmedfees for fuch 
 inquiries, hrll publlfhed in 1622, and afterwards, Ibmewhat more 
 inlarged, in the year 1631, quarto, is no more than a very general Itate 
 of thofe records, and upon the whole but an indifferent and unedifying 
 performance. Fabian Phillip'' s Lifl of the Publick Records of the King- 
 dom, and Sir 'Julius Cafar's Account of the Records of the Court of 
 Requefls, arc of the fame itamp. The account of the contents of our 
 fevcral offices of record, as given by BiJl:op Nicofon in the third part of his 
 E.nglijh Hforical Library, is fo general, that it rather raifes our expec- 
 tations than guides us in our fearches. The general Table of Records of 
 the Kingdom drawn up by Mr. Law ton under four different heads, viz. 
 The Records of the Court of Chancery, of the Common Law, of the 
 Exchequer, and of the Duchy Court of Lancajler, printed in the report 
 from the Committee appointed to view the Cottonian Library, &c. is a better 
 diredcory, fo fur as relates to the general rtate of the records of thofe 
 courts and the places where they are depofited. But far more copious and 
 fcientific, and of much greater ufc, is the Index to the records, with 
 direSlions to the feveral places where they are to be found, printed in 
 octaio 1739. 
 
 In 1742 Mr. Thomas Carte publifhed in two volumes in folio a ca- 
 lendar of the Vrfcon, Norman, and French rolls remaining in the Tower 
 of London, under the title oi Catalogue dcs Rolls Gascons, Normans, 
 ft Francois, coiferies dans les archives de la Tour de Londres, tir^ 
 d'apres celui du garde des dites archives ; et contenant le precis et fommaire 
 de tous les titres qui sy trouvent concernant la Guienne, la Normandie, 
 et les autre s provinces de la France fujettcs autrefois aux rois 
 d'Angleterke. 
 
 3 The
 
 INTRODUCTION. xlvii 
 
 The favourable reception thofe volumes met with both at home and 
 abroad upon their firft appearance, and the efleem in which they have 
 ever fince been held, are no fmall proofs of the utility of works of that 
 fort, and induces a prefumption that a funilar attempt in refpeft to fomc 
 other of our public records, of much greater and more general ufe, and 
 which was drawn up by the fimeable hand that formed thofe calendars pub- 
 liihed h^Mr.Carte,W\\\ not be thought altogether unworthy of the prefs. 
 
 The editor of the following rtieets, therefore, with great fubmilTion, 
 now lays before the public feparate calendars of the ancient char- 
 ters, PAPAL BULLS AND LETTERS, and thofe of the Welch and 
 Scotch rolls retnaiiiing in the Tower of London ; which calendars he 
 flatters himfelf will not prove unacceptable ; more efpecinlly as moft of 
 the records mentioned in them relate to affliirs which, at the time of 
 their being tranficled, drew the attention of all Europe, and have ever 
 fince been con'.idcred as highly interefting and important to this king- 
 dom J and as all of them tend to illuftrate different parts of our Englifh 
 hillory and antiquities, which for want of fuch afliftants have not 
 hitherto been fo clearly and perfedly underflood as they ought to be. 
 
 That the accuracy oi thefe calendars are fafely to be relied on, will 
 not remain a doubt, when the reader is informed that they are carefully 
 printed from the originals formerly belonging to and in the hand- 
 writing of that able and experienced record officer Mr. James Ste-warf, 
 who was well known to have been long converfant with the Tower 
 records, and which cal[ ndab<-, were communicated to the editor by his 
 learned friend Dr. Wd'iiam Hunter, F. R. S. F. S. A. and one of the 
 phyficians in ordinary to her majell:y, into whofe hands they fell after 
 the death of the before-mentioned gentleman. 
 
 To thefe are fubjoined, as not being improper attendants on the 
 former part of tins work, a calendar compiled by Mr. Arthur- 
 Agarde, one of the deputy chamberlains of the exchequer in the rei<»ns 
 of queen Elizabeth and king Jamei the Firji, of all the treaties of peace ^ 
 truce, &c. concluded between the kings of England and Scotland, and of 
 the feveral inftriiments, letters, and papers oj- Jlate, relating to the InJU 
 mentioned kingdom, from the re:gn c/ king Richard the Firft to the year- 
 1586, now remaining in the chapter-houfe at Wejlmin[ler ; a cata- 
 logue ^ />6^ mmiimenis which were taken from the royal treafiiry ^i; 
 Edinburgh, and carried to and depofted at Berwick upon Tweed, by order 
 o/^king Edward the Firft,- on the lyl day o/'Auguft, in the 7.0th year of 
 his reign; and a catalogue of the Scot tip muniments and ivritings,, 
 that were delivered by John dc Drokensford, clerk of the king's wardrobey. 
 to the trenfurer, and chamberlains of the exchequer at Wellminfter, on the- 
 \bth day 0/' January 1292, printed from tranftripts made by Mr. Agarde-,^ 
 
 likewifej
 
 xlviii INTRODUCTION. 
 
 likewiCe two curious original Charters, one of Richard the Firji, 
 king of England, and the other, of W'tUiam furnamed 'The Lyon, 
 king of Scotland; the Proceedings relating to the carry:r.g back inta^ 
 ^colX^ndfcveral of the Scottilh records', the Proceedings of the Pa//ia~ 
 inent o/" Scotland yro.v; the %th of March 1650; audyiwr Memoranda 
 relating to the a fairs of Ireland. 
 
 Although the records ulually called the CirARXiE Antiqu.^ make no 
 inconliderable part of the SupelUx Litcraria of the record tffice in tlie 
 Tower of London, yet their contents have not hithero been i'utiiciently 
 inveftigated and made known. In fadt they are of fo mifccllaneous and 
 comprehenfive a nature, that without cultivating a more particular ac- 
 quaintance with them, than, generally fpeaking, hath been made with the 
 other fpecies of our records, it is impoflible to conceive a jull idea of that 
 cxtenfive variety of important matters to which thofe venerable remains 
 of antiquity relate, and of the many rare materials, not to be drawn from 
 any other fund of intelligence, which they furnilli, not only for illuf- 
 trating the civil and eccleliailical as well as the local hiftory of the king- 
 dom, but for evincing and afcertaining the legal rights and property of 
 individuals; fo that a calendar of them becomes a necelTary part of our 
 libraries. 
 
 The Calendar oi the papal bulls and letters, which immediately 
 follows that of thcChart^ Antique, will not be found Id's uklul. For 
 although it may perhaps be imagined that the feveral writers who 
 have employed their labours in developing and detecting the papal ufur- 
 pations in this kingdom, and particularly Mr. Frynne, have ranfacked 
 all the inilruments mentioned in the calendars, yet, on examination, they 
 will be found to ccntain inan^ material circumllances which did not fall 
 within the coi,nizance of any of thofe writers. 
 
 The affairs to which moft of the records mentioned in the fubfequent 
 calendars relate, are ftill more intereftingj and explam the hiftory of times 
 which were not only bufy and aiftive, but make a very confiderable figure 
 in the EnglilTi annals. 
 
 Notwithft nding the connecftion which from very early times fubfifted 
 between England and Scotland, and the difputes and wars carried on 
 between the two nations in relpedl to the feveral claims and rights de- 
 manded by each, no authentic inftrument or record relitive thereto, 
 of an enrlicr date than the reign of king Richard the Firji, is now 
 to be met with; there is indeed in the chapter-houfe at Weftminfter 
 an inft^rument faid to be that o! the homage made by Malcolm king 
 of Scotland r^o king Edward the Confejfor, but this on firft fight appears 
 to be fpurious ; and, by whomfocvcr it may have been fabricated, is 
 evidently written in a hand nut older than the reign of king Edivard 
 the "Xhird. 
 
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 INTRODUCTION. xHx 
 
 ^n the year 1 174 William king of Scotland being taken prifoner by the 
 Englirti forces near Alnwick, was confined in the cartle of Richmond; but 
 kifig Henry the Second foon after finding himfelf ncceflitated to go into 
 Normandy, carried over with him this Scottifl) king, together with many 
 other confiderable captives. On the 8th of December following the two 
 kings being at Falaife; a convention was agreed upon between them. For 
 the due performance of the conditions of this convention on the part of 
 the king of Scotland, the cafties of Beruuick, Roxburgh, ycdburgh, Eden- 
 burgh, and Sterling, were to be put into the hands of king Henry, and 
 William, having given hoftages, fworn fealty, and done homage to him, 
 was fet at Liberty. 
 
 In the year 1175 the two kings by appointment met ^tTork, William 
 being attended by all the bifliops abbots, earls, barons, knights, and 
 freeholders holding immediately of his crown, from the greateft to the 
 lowed: in his kingdom, in order to do homage and fwear fealty with him to 
 the king of England and his fucceflbrs for ever; and on the 18th of 
 Auguft all the parties affembled in the cathedral church, when the conven- 
 tion of Falaije being read to them, it received their approbation, and was 
 ratified by William and his brother David, both of whom put their hands 
 and feals to the inflrument, fwore fealty and did homage to king Henry, 
 as did alfo the Scottith earls, barons, and all the refl of the attendants on 
 William. In this ftate all matters between the two kingdoms continued 
 during the remainder of king Henrfs reign. 
 
 King Richard the Firji, a few months after his coming to the crown, de- 
 termined on an expedition to the Holy Land, and for that purpofe fetting out 
 to embark at Dover, was met at Canterbury by king William of Scotland 
 and his brother David; William took this opportunity, when Richard was 
 flriving to amafs as much money as he could, towards defraying the expences 
 of his expedition, to prevail with him for 10,000 marks fterling toreflore the 
 cafties of Berwick and Roxburgh, to releafe Wlliafn of all the engagements 
 he had entered into with the late king when he was freed from his captivity, 
 to deliver up the inftruments containing the profeflions of allegiance made 
 by the barons of Scotland, and to receive William^ homage on the fame 
 footing it had been made by his predeceflor il/rtAWw; and that fuchof thofe 
 inftruments as might not happen to be given up, iliould be deemed null 
 and void. 
 
 It is at this period that the treaties, conventions, and ether inftruments relating 
 to the kingdom oj Scotland, now preferved in the chapter- Imije at Wcjhninftery 
 may properly be faid to commence. The firft inlhument mentioned in the 
 calendar, excepting the fuppofiriiious homage paid by Malcolm to king Ed- 
 'wardtheCoifc-jjor, alicady taken noticeofj beinga letter oi k\\-)gRicbardthe Eirji 
 
 g dated
 
 I INTRODUCTION. 
 
 dated thejth of December in the firfl: year of his reign, concerning the reddi- 
 tionoi'thcciil\cio(Roxl>urg/jand Berwick, the rcftitution of all liberties which 
 kings of Scotland enjoyed before the captivity of king IP'iliiam, and the 
 reftoring all fuch letters touching thofe matters a<; were then known to be 
 extant ; as alfo declaring that fuch as might thereafter be difcovered fliould 
 be entirely invalid. The titles of all the other fubfequent inltruments 
 mentioned in this calendar are entered in clironological order, and continued 
 down to the treaty between queen Elizabeth and king James, dated the jtli 
 of July 1586, with which the calendar clofcs. 
 
 The intire conqueft of the principality onFa/fS, the annexing it to the 
 crown of England", and the reduction .of Scotland, were not the lead 
 £;lories that king Edivard the Firji acquired by the wildom oi" his councils, 
 the prudence of his meafures, the vigour of his adminiftration, and the 
 valour of his arms. Leivellin ap Gruffydk^ prince of Norlh Wales, had 
 highly offended kiyig Edward ov\ many occalions ; as by neglecting to at- 
 tend at his coronation, and to do the homage of a vallal ; by maRingv a 
 contradl of marriage with Eleanor de Bohun, daughter of the then earl of 
 Leicefter ; by his repeated difobediencc to the many fummons fent him to 
 do his homage; and more particularly by the inlolcnt demands he made 
 on the king, and the depredations he had committed in the W'elcli 
 marches. The king, therefore, irritated by thefe repeated adls of perfidy 
 and infolence, when fitting in his council, and attended by the judges, and 
 a great number of his bilhops, earls, and barons, on the 12th of No- 
 vember 1276, folemnly pronounced Leivellin guilty of contumacy and 
 breach of the peace between him and the then late king Henry the Third; 
 ftnd it was rcfolvcd to proceed againfl: him as an open rebel, and to reduce 
 him by force of arms. 
 
 The meafures taken for this purpofe, and the armv at the head of 
 which the king entered Wales, were too Ibrmidabie for Leivellin to with- 
 fland j iothat he was conftrained once more to fue for peace on fuch terms 
 as the king, who was then at Rothelan, thought fit to impoie. This 
 brought on a treaty between them, whicli being agreed to by William de 
 Suthrey, prior of the order oi Fryars preachers in England, Robert de Tibctot 
 and Anthony Bck, on behalf of the kiiig^ and by 'liidor ap Edenevat and 
 Grcncn ap Hey/in, on the part of Lewclltn, was concluded at Aberconm.'a'i 
 on tlic Wctlncfday before Martinmas i ^j"], Leivelliniox himlelf, and Robert 
 de Tibctot for the king, fwcaring to oblcrve the articles. At this pericd. 
 the Welch rolls begin with the following inftrumcnts, i^iz. — The full 
 powers granted under the privy-feal, the chancellor not being then arrived 
 at Rcthclan, to Robert de Tibetot to fwear on the king's behalf. — Tiie orders 
 for obkrvance of the trcatv. — The full powers for accepting Leivellin^ 
 
 Oath 5 
 
 i
 
 INTRODUCTION. H 
 
 Oath; all -of them dated on the fecond of November The articles of 
 
 the treaty — and the letters patent acquitting Lnccllin from the payment of 
 
 ^oo maiks, which he was to pay into the king's exchequer at Chejrcr, 
 
 dated the joth ot November. From this time the rclh are continued, 
 
 and contain all the diftercnt inftruments which palled the great feai, toucii- 
 
 ing the affairs of the principality and its marches; as alfo relating to the 
 
 fevcral pcrfons who were either employed or interefted in thole parts, 
 
 from that time, imtil Wales was thoroughly fubducd ; the rebellion raifed 
 
 , by Rees cp Meredith intirely quafhed by the execution of that traitor ; and 
 
 the ordinances for the fettlement of that country, and incorporating it 
 
 with Rjiglavd were eftablidied. 
 
 The death of Margaret, called The Maid of Norivay, queen oi Scotland, 
 without ilTue, which happened in the year 1290, threw that nation into 
 the utmoll confulion, and divided it into parties for fupporting the dif- 
 ferent pretenfions of the twelve claimants of the crown. Under thefc 
 I'ircumllances all the competitors and the nobility of the kingdom unani- 
 mcuUy refolved to refer the matter to the judgment o'i Edward king of 
 England, who readily undeitook to be the arbitrator, hoping he might 
 thereby eafily obtain a recognition of the right which he claimed to the 
 fuperiority of Scotland. To thefe ends he convened the feveral compe- 
 titors at Norhajn, a fmall town lituate on the Tweed, where it divides the 
 two kingdoms. Here on the 12th of May 1291 he opened the con- 
 ferences with requiring the claimants and nobility of Scotland to acknow- 
 ledge his own right to the fuperiority over that kingdom, and allowed 
 them till the fecond of "Jime to give in their anfwer. Edivard hzv'mg re- 
 ceived the anfwers of the competitors in the prefcnce of the Scotch nobi- 
 lity, they on the next day executed an inftrument for giving Edward feifiu 
 of the realm and caftles oi Scotland; this being deemed a flep neceflary 
 in law for enabling him to take cognizance of the caufe, and to put his 
 fentence in execution; he having firft giving fecurity for reftoring them in 
 the fame condition as he received them, within two months, after he had 
 made his decifion, to the perfon in whole favour the crown fliould be ad- 
 judged. The manner of proceeding in the trial being regulated, Edward 
 fixed on Berwick as the mod convenient place for that purpofe, and ap- 
 pointed the fecond of Augnjliov the day of their firft meeting; and in the 
 mean time took feifin of the kingdom, the guardians and caftellans having 
 on the I nh of June furrendered their trufts. ^^'to^;-^ likewife, for the 
 further fecuring his acknowledged fuperiority, took this opportunity of 
 ililiing a writ direcfling all the muniments, &c. in the trealury of Edin- 
 burgh to be removed to Berwick: and they were accordingly in the pre- 
 fcnce of the abbots of Dumfermelyn and Holyrood in Edinburgh, John 
 
 22 dc
 
 Hi INTRODUCTION. 
 
 dc Lythegranes, bailiff of Lincoln, and Thomas Fiffeburce, bailiff of 
 Dumfreys, and keeper of the rolls of the kingdom of Scotland, delivered and 
 dcpofited at Berwick on the 23d of Auguft following. The calendar of 
 which muniments, (^c. is inferted in this volume at page 331. The trial 
 having procceJed according to tlieftipulations agreed on, Edward ou tlie 1 7th 
 day of November pronounced judgment in favour of ychn BalJcl, and ifiued 
 orders for putting the whole kingdom into his hands. Bcliol having thus 
 gotten feifin of the realm of Scotland, fvvore fealty to the king oi England 
 at Norham ; and after being crowned at Scone came to Neticajtlc upon Tyne, 
 and there did homage to him. 
 
 Thcfe tranladions, and the influence and power gained in confequence 
 of them by king Edward, in refpecl to the affairs of Scotland ; as alio the 
 intercourfe and connexion which they introduced between the two king- 
 doms, occafioned a great number of inftruments to be paffed under the 
 great feal ot England, the inrolments whereof gave rile to thofe records 
 ufually denominated rotuli Scotia, prelerved in the Tower of London ; 
 the Calen DAR of which rc//> makes a confiderable part of this volume. 
 
 Thefe rolls fet out with the writ iffued by Edward, in his 19th year, 
 for giving pcffeffion of the fcveral cables in Scotland, of which he had 
 obtained feifin, into the cuftody of Brian Fitz-jilian, and fuch others of 
 his knights as he had appointed to that fervice j and are continued down 
 to the twenty-fecond year of king Edward the Fourth ; from which 
 time all the fucceeding records that any-ways relate to our affairs with 
 Scotland, are to be fouglit for in the chapel of the rolls. 
 
 The immenfe variety of matter to which the feveral inftruments entered 
 on thefe records relate ; the infight thofe inllruments give into the affairs 
 of both kingdoms as they ftood, either feparate from or conneded 
 with each other ; the leveral fads unnoticed by hiflorians of which they 
 inform u?, and the immediate relation many of them have to landed pro- 
 perty in the lowlands of Scotland, and in the marches and borders of the 
 two kingdoms, are not the moff important concerns that recommend thofe 
 records to our attention : and the advantages which muft arife from the 
 perufal of them, will, it is hoped, juftify the publication of their 
 calendar. 
 
 It may not be improper to take notice in this place, that the Rotuli Scotia, 
 and other records mentioned in this calendar, are carefully to be dillinguilhed 
 from fuch rotuli and records as originated in Scotland, and concern the 
 private as well as public bufinefs of that kingdom unconncded with that 
 of England. This caution becomes the more neceffary, as it hath for 
 many years part been a prevailing opinion propagated by many of our 
 hiftorians, and generally imbibed by the public, that Edward the Firjl, 
 
 in
 
 INTRODUCTION. liii 
 
 in order to the better fecuring to himfelf, and his Succeflbrs, the depen- 
 dancy of Scotland, brought away, together with the regalia and Jlone of 
 Scone, all the records belonging to that kingdom, and lodged them in his 
 exchequer at JVe/lminfler ; where they remained until they were reftored to 
 the Scots by king Edward the Third, in confequence of the treaty con- 
 cluded between the two kingdoms, in the parliament held in the year 1328 
 at Tork, as fome writers inform us ; or, according to others, in that held 
 at Northampton in the fame year. Thefe hiflorians likewife add, that fuch 
 re-delivery was made according to an inventory Vv'hich had been taken of 
 thole records when they were brought out of Scotland; and of which in- 
 ventory they tell us, a memorandum is ftill preferved in the ex- 
 chequer at London. To this politive allertion we fhould not, however, im- 
 plicitly fublcribe our belief, unlefs better authority for its veracity be pro- 
 duced than hath hitherto appeared ; it being too common a pradice with 
 hirtorians haftily to tranfcribe from the writings of others, and upon 
 their credit to ftate fadls without trying the truth of them by that teft, 
 from which alone they can abfolutely be afcertained. 
 
 Itis well known that fiJwi^r/^/'Zj^F/r/? did not omitthcpurfuit of any means, 
 which feemed either neceflary or conducive to eftablilh, with an high hand, 
 his acknowleged fuperiority over the kingdom of Scotland, and to confirm 
 and perpetuate the enjoyment of fuch fuperiority to his fucceflbrs kings of 
 England. In order thereunto, he not only encouraged all appeals from 
 the fentences and decrees of the kings of Scotland^ court, to his owa 
 courts in England, and enjoined them to be madej but brought away the 
 crofwn and fcepter of Scotland, and the reft of the regalia, together, with 
 the famous /?(?«(? of Scone, upon which for many ages the inauguration of 
 the Scottijh kings had been performed; and placed the latter in the abbey 
 church at IVeflminJler, v.'here it ftill remains. His principal motive for 
 doing this Jaft Adt, feems to have been a delire of making the poffeflvon 
 of that Jlone a teftimony of his fuperiority over the St:xjts, and a means of 
 leffening whatever hopes they might entertain of regaining their liberty; 
 founding his fentiraents as well as his condudl, in this rcfpedt, on the 
 fuperrtitious opinion which univerfaily prevailed throughcmt Scotland, that 
 the fovereignty of the Scots, and the locality and poircl'lion of the Jlone 
 of Scone were inleparable. It will not however be denied that Edivard upon 
 his taking feifin of the kingdom and caftles of Scotlajid, purfuant to the 
 ftipulation made by him with the claimants and nobility of that realm, 
 ordered all the Scottijh records and muniments to be removed, although, 
 the writs or precepts iffued for that purpofe not being extant, the place 
 or places to which fuch removal was ordered to be made, cannot at prefent 
 be afcertained. 
 
 3 The
 
 liv INTRODUCTION, 
 
 The only allegations in refpecl to the ScottiJJj records, on which the fup- 
 pofition ot their having been brought away to Wejlmwjler by Ea'Ward the 
 Firji can be grounded, are thefc, xiz. That in ccnlcquence of general 
 orders given by that monarch, the I'everal mimimcnts found in the 
 trcafury at Edinburgh were, in Auguft 1292, taken from thence in the 
 nrefcnce of the abbots of Dwnjermclyn and Holyroode in Edinburgh, 
 Jchn de Lythcgranes, bailiff of Lincoln, and '■'fbzmas de FiJJeburce, bailift 
 of Dutnfrees, keeper of the rolls of the kingdom of Scotland, and 
 depofited at 5crw;V/(' on the 23d day of that month} that much about 
 the fame time, fundry records which had been brought from Edinburgh 
 caftle were likevvife brought to Berwick; that 'jo'.n de Drokemjord, keeper 
 of the kino-'s wardrobe, did, on the i6th day of January, in the twenty- 
 firft year of the reign of kin^ Edward the Fuji, deliver, and probably 
 a-t Berwick, to William de Marche the treafurcr and to the chamberlains 
 of the king's exchequer at IFcjhninfler, fundry records and writings 
 relatino- to the kingdom o'i Scotland; and that a memorandum ("chedulc 
 or inventory of Scottip records is to be met with in the king's exchequer at 
 Weftminjler. But no juft inference can be drawn from thele cir- 
 cumftanccs, when duly confidercd, to induce a belief either that rt// the 
 records of the kingdom o^ Scotland were by king Ed-ward's ovdir brought 
 to Berwick; or, even in cafe they really were fo, that all (uch records were 
 afterwards actually removed from Berwick to the king of England's 
 exchequer at Wejlniinjlcr. 
 
 Neither the £;/§-////j records or any hiftorian have tranfmitted down to 
 us the leaft memorial or hint of Scottijh records being brought to Berwick 
 upon ''Tweed by order of Edward the Fir jl, at or fubfequent to the time 
 of the difpute between the competitors for the kingdom of Scotland, 
 except Ibch as have been already mentioned. That thofe were very few in 
 number, and far from being the whole of the Scottijh records, had wc 
 no other proofs, will imlifputably appear from the catalogue of them 
 taken at the time of their removal from Edinburgh, and inferted in the 
 courfe of this * volume. The catalogue of thofe muniments and writ- 
 ings relating io Scotland, which were on the 16th of January 1292-3 
 delivered by 'John de Drokensford to William de Marche^ 6cc. which 
 catalogue is likevvife here printed -f-, is fo far from proving the fuppofed 
 removal of alUht Scottifi records to the Exchequer atWejlmiyiJlcr, that on 
 the contrary it furniflies full evidence, that great numbers of the. records 
 ef Scotland never were carried out of that kingdom by Edward the FirJi. 
 
 * Page 327. + Psrge 331. 
 
 Thc
 
 INTRODUCTION. Iv 
 
 The feventh article mentioned in that catalogue is, " an authentic attefla- 
 " tion witneffed by the before-mentioned William 3e Marche, John de 
 " Drokeiisford, and R. de Luda the king's clerk, and fubfcribed by a 
 " public notary, in the prelence of the archbijJiop of Dublin, and of the 
 " biJI:ops of Dttrbam , and Glafgow, touching the proteftation made by 
 " king Edisard at Neiaxajile, in the prefence of his council 3 that the 
 " then new created king of Scotland flaould not be bound by thofc 
 " promifes which he made upon certain articles whilft the kingdom 
 " was vacant." The title of this inftrument as entered in the catalogue 
 is followed by a memorandum, wherein we are informed, that fuch 
 records as were in the caftle of Kdinburgh at the time of the deceafe of 
 king Alexander, and coniifting of fundry revenue rolls and records of 
 various matters relative to the affairs of Scotland, were, by order of the 
 auditors of king Edward the Eirjl, removed from thence by Ralph Baffety 
 then appointed by Edward keeper thereof, and carried to Roxburgh 
 caftk; and that.thole very records from the time of fuch their removal, re- 
 mained at Roxburgh cajile until yohn Baliol was proclaimed and crowned 
 ]^m^ oi Scotland, when, purluant to king £^w^a-/s writ for that purpofe, 
 they were under the feals and by the hands of William de Langttone^ keeper 
 of the king of E?iglanis wardrobe, William de Karletone, one of the 
 barons of the exchequer at Wcjlminjler, and 'John dc Drokensford, one of 
 king Edwards c\t:k^, delivered to Alexander Baliol, chamberlain cfScotlandy 
 for the proper ufe of John Baliol king oj Scotland; ajid the fame memorandum 
 not only further informs us, that an inventory of thofe feveral records were 
 alio entered in above-mentioned authenticated atteftation, but fupplies us 
 with a copy of that inventory, whereby it appears that they confifted of a 
 great number of rolls and memoranda of revenue accounts, fine rolls, 
 wills of .S"c'(?//'/,'Z) kings, inquifuionf, perambulations, and terriers of lands; 
 rolls and fthedules of fealties done in the Jjle of Man, petitions, rolls of 
 charters, and confirmations, king's and other letters, and a great va- 
 riety of other different muniments relating to the kingdom of Scotla?2d._ 
 
 The-only inflance that we meet with of any tranfmiffionof Scottifo records 
 having been made from Berwick to Wefiminjler during the reign of kino- 
 Edward the Firjl, is that already mentioned of the delivery by John de 
 Drckenford to the treafurer and chamberlains of the exchequer on the 
 ]6th of January 125,2-3. But the records fb delivered,, as appears by the 
 catalogue of them, were fuch only as had been drawn up either ztNorLwi 
 or NeW'CaJUe, at and about the times that John Baliol fworc fealty, and 
 did homage to king Edward, and folely related to thofe matters. — In 
 confirmation of this, and in further proof that no other of the Sc ttijh 
 records brought to and dcpofited at Berwick were intended to be. re- 
 moved.
 
 Ivi INTRODUCTION. 
 
 moved to the exchequer at Wrjiminjler, there is infcrted in the lame 
 catalogue^ another memorandum purporting, that all fucli records as had 
 been brought from the cafik of Edinburgh to BeriDick upcn Tiveed, 
 continued ct that place, until the i6th of September in the twenty-fourth 
 year of the reign oiVvn^ Edward the Firj}, when they were by virtue 
 of his royal mandate, delivered to Hugh de Crejfingham, then treajurer of 
 Scotland. 
 
 The conclufion which hath been drawn from an inventory of ancient Scottijh 
 records being Aill prefervcd in the king's exchequer at Wejlminfer, that all the 
 ancient records of Scotland were once adlually there, and that they were atter- 
 wards delivered back in the reign oi king Edvjardthc Third, will lii:ewiie, on 
 inquiry into that matter, be found erroneous. That there is now remaining, 
 amongft the exchequer records, in the chapter -houfe at Wejhninjler, an ancient 
 inftrumcnt containing the titles of fevcral records and muniments belonging to 
 (lie kingdom of 5co//ii;:^, will not be denied; but that inrtrument is fo far 
 from being what it is called by the hiftorians, An Inventory taken of the Scotch 
 Records at the time of their being brought into the exchequer at London by kmg 
 Edvcardthe Firft, that on examination it proves to be no more than a fchcdulc 
 of all the bulls, charters, and other muniments, which were found in the king 
 of Scotland's treafury at Edinburgh, and on their being inlpcdcd in that 
 repofitory by Thomas de Carvaco, Ralph de Bofco, and JVilliam de Dumfrees 
 on the 3iilof Auguft 12S2, near ten years before the death of the young 
 queen Margaret and the difpute between the claimants of the kingdom, 
 were ordered to be continued and prelerved in that place, together with 
 fundry letters and other papers relating to Scotti/lj affairs, put into boxes, 
 coffers, and bags, and fecured under the feals of thole commiffioners. 
 
 Whether any mention of ancient rolls or records belonging to the king- 
 dom of 5fo//i?;;^, being brought from thence to England by king Edward 
 the Fir/l, was made in the treaty of 1328, and whether king Edu-ard the 
 Third made any Itipulation in that treaty for their refhtution to the Scots^ 
 mull for ever remain uncertain, as the original treaty is not extant, and 
 no trani'cript either of the whole or any part of it is now to be found on 
 record or elfewhere. 
 
 Knyghton and other hiftorians fay pofitively, that this treatv, and the 
 ceffion of the fuperiority over Scotland, were made againft the opinion of 
 all the nobility, and without the advice and affent of Parliament. And 
 therefore fome of our later hiftorians fuppofing that it was the interefl of 
 Ifb I the queen mother, and oi Roger de Moriinur, the promoters of that 
 treaty, to fecrete a matter which would inflame the people againft them, 
 when they came to be apprized of it with certainty, have afferted, that this 
 was the reafon why that treaty is not to be found upon record ; but, 
 
 this
 
 INTRODUCTION, Ivii 
 
 Hiis, however, could not liave been the cafe ; it being almofl certain that 
 tlie treaty was concluded openly, and with the confent of the parliaments 
 at Tork and Northampton. So that it is mofl Ukely the original treaty met 
 with the fame fate with that of the rofls of the parliaments of the three 
 firfl: years oiking Edxvardthe Third, all of which are now loft. Whether the 
 facft be fo, or not, it may with good reafon be conjedured that neither 
 the condition, fiiuation, or difpofal of the ancient records of Scct'a?7dwei-e 
 taken Notice of, either in that treaty, or during the negotiations prepara- 
 tory thereto. For had any provifion been therein made in regard to them, 
 fome notice thereof would undoubtedly have been taken in one or more 
 of the feveral writs and other inftruments, which were iflued on account of 
 that treaty J whereas they are totally filent on that head, as will appear by 
 the following viev\4 of them. 
 
 The letters patent granted to Henry Percy and WiUiam de Soucbe, on the 
 I ft of March 1328, by king Edward the Third* , with the confent of the 
 prelates, earls, barons, and commons of the kingdom, in the parliament 
 then alfembled at ihk, authorizing them to fwear upon the king's foul 
 to his renunciation of his fuperiority over Scotland, do not mention any 
 records or otlier inftruments relating to the kingdom oi Scotlajid z^ remain- 
 ing in Edivard's hands, and then agreed to be either delivered up or an- 
 nulled, excepting fuch dofids, cowcentioiis, and contrails as related to the 
 fubjeBions of the kingdom of Scotland, and the letters, charters, muniments, 
 and other inftruments which pafled in confequence thereof. Edivard's 
 letter of the 20th of December 1330 to David king of Scotland -f, con-^ 
 cerning the reftitution of poffeftions, {ffc. which were to be made in confe- 
 quence of the treaty of 1 3 2 8 j the letters patent granted by Edwardon the i <5th 
 of February following to his commifhoners, for the due obfervance of that 
 treaty:}:; his letters of the 24th day of the fame month to David kino- of 
 Scotland §, Thomas Randolph earl of Murray, the bifiop of Saint Andreses 
 and others |[, concerning the lands which were to be reftored ; and alfo 
 his letter of the 22d of April 1 332 to the earl of Murray **, then guardian 
 of the kingdom of 6'(:(9//<7W; are all of them likewife lilent as to any an- 
 cient records being then agreed to be delivered up to the Scots. Laftly, 
 had thofe records been aiftually delivered from the king's exchequer at 
 Weflmwflcr, and carried back into Scotland, fome receipt, acknowledi'ment 
 or memorial of fuch delivery would indifputably have appeared in Edivard's 
 exchequer; and fome entry, either of their return, or of the warrants for 
 that purpofe, would have been made in one or other of the oftices ofre- 
 
 * Rymeri Foedcra, torn, iv p, 337. f Rot. Clauf: 7. E. III. m. 12. :(: Ror. 
 
 Pat. 5. E. III. p. I. m. aS.dorfo. § Rot. Clauf. 5. E, III. p. i.m. 22,dcrfo. f ibij" 
 *• Rot. Clauf. 6.E. HI. m. 25, dorfo. ■ , ■ 
 
 '■' ' h cord
 
 IviH INTRODUCTION. 
 
 cord in Scotland: but no fuch are even pretended to be met with in either. 
 So that upon the whole, there is the greateft reafon to believe, that the ftory 
 propagated of icing Edward the Firft's having brought out of Scotland all 
 the ancient records of that Jcingdom, and of his having lodged them in his 
 exchequer at Wejlminjler is fabulous; and on the contrary, that he brought 
 with him io London, thofe muniments only which related to the claims of 
 the feveral competitors for the crown; his fovereignty over 5co^'«/7d'; the rolls 
 of the homage and fealty of John Baliol; and fuch other inflruments as were 
 framed and pafled about the time that the kingdom of 6'c(j/A;;;<y was decreed 
 to the latter. In confirmation of the oblervations here made, it may not 
 improperly be added, that upon the firft of July 1328, being the fame year 
 in which the treaty with Scotland was figned, king Edward the Third being 
 at Bordejley, direfted his writ under the privy-feal to the-abbot and convent 
 at Wejlfninjler, wherein, after reciting " that his council had in his parliament 
 *' held at Northampton agreed, that the Stone whereupon the kings of 
 *• Scotland ufed to fit at the time of their coronation, and which was then 
 ** in the keeping of that abbot and convent, fljould be fent to Scotland, and 
 *' that he had ordered the fheriffs of London to receive the fame from 
 ** them by indenture, and caufe it to be carried to the gueen mother;' he 
 commands the abbot and convent, to deliver up the laid Stone to thofe 
 IherifFs, as foon as they fliould come to them for that purpole *. 
 
 Now it cannot be fuppofed that however great the efteem of the Scots 
 for that Stone might have been, and whatever fatality they might place on 
 the pofleflion of it, they would have taken fuch fteps for regaining it as we 
 find they did, without at the fame time uling the like endeavours for the 
 re-delivery to them of their ancient records andfnuniments, had any fuch been 
 brought away by Edward the Firji. And we may reafonably conclude, that 
 if any fuch application, and any orders thereupon had been made, fome traces 
 of them, as well as of thofe relating to the Stone at Scone, would have ap- 
 peared amongft our EngliJJ} records of thofe times : -whereas no fuch are to 
 be found. 
 
 It is ftill further obfervable, that the Scotch writers themfelves are not 
 agreed in the ftory of Edward's having taken away all the Scotti/h records ; 
 for HeBor Boethius^ Buchanan, and others alledgc, that thole records were 
 burnt in Scotland by order of king Edward the FirJi; which faft, if it 
 was one, is again denied by Tyrrel and other Efiglif:) writers, who fuppofe 
 this allegation to be a calumny invented by Boethius. 
 
 Whatever may have been the fate of thofe ancient records and muni- 
 ments, we have, however, certain and indubitable evidence that in later 
 
 • Ex antographo pcaes decanum ct capitulum Wcflm. 
 
 jimes.
 
 INTRODUCTION, Vix 
 
 times, the mofl valuable records oi Scotland -wcxt forcibly brought from 
 JLd'mburgb to Londoji ; and that in confequence of fiich act of violence 
 and oppreflion they became great fufFerers, many being totally loft, and 
 others greatly damaged in confequence of fuch removal. 
 
 Cro7nioiU after the battle of IP'orceJier, having ravaged Scotland., caufed 
 the records of the pailiament and courts of juftice of that kingdom to be 
 removed to the "TouK'r of Londoii, where they were put under the care of 
 Mr. Rylcy then keeper of the records there. Thefe proceedings were 
 foon found to be fo detrimental and grievous to the people of Scotland^ 
 and fuch an impediment to the difpatch and adminiflration of juftice in 
 that kingdom, that application was made by the Scots to the then council 
 of fVate la England for redrefs; the council thereupon reported this 
 matt::r to the then parliament, which on the 9th of September 1653 
 referred back to the council of ftate, " to give order, that fuch regifters 
 '* as concerned private perfons rights, fecurities, and conveyances of 
 ** lands, bonds, and contra6ts between party and party, with their 
 " warrants, and all procefs of plea, fliould be fent back thither to be 
 " difpofed of as the commiflioners for the adminiflration of juflice there 
 " fhouldfind expedient, for the good of that fervicej but the parliament 
 *' at the fame time directed, that fuch muniments as were of public con- 
 ** cernment and for the benefit and advantage of the common-wealth, 
 ** fhould be preferved and kept." Notwithflanding thefe orders, no 
 further fleps were taken in this matter till the 23d of July 1657, when 
 the then council of flate ordered fuch of thofe records and regifters as 
 were then remaining in the Tower London, to be fent into Scotland with 
 the firfl opportunity, and delivered into the charge of the proper officer ap*- 
 pointed for keeping the records in Edinburgh Cajile', and for thatpurpofe 
 it was referred to the Majler of the rolls. Sir Archibald Johnfton, Lord 
 fVareJlon, Gabriel Berk, and William Riley , or any three of them, to take 
 care that fuch records, writings, and regiflers of Scotland then remaining 
 in the Toiver of London, as concerned private men's cafes and interefts 
 only, fhould be feparated from thofe of a public nature ; to the intent, 
 that thofe only that were of a private nature might be fent into Scotland. 
 
 This committee having made their report to the council of flate on the 
 28th of September following, it was ordered, that the books fpecified in 
 the report, as being fevered and fet apart by the committee, fhould be fent 
 into Scotland, and delivered into the Ca/lle of Edinburgh to the proper 
 offices there for keeping the faid records, ^nd ihzi xht I ord Warejion 
 fhould fign a book wherein the entry of the day and year of the beginning 
 and ending of the books fo to be fent, is entered, and which book was 
 to remain in England ; and that then the books fliould be delivered to 
 
 h 2 Sir
 
 \x • INTRODUCTION. 
 
 Sir Archibald Johnjion, to be fent into ScotlarJin a rtiip which the com- 
 miflioners of tiie admiralty and navy were ordered to appoint to that 
 fervice ; and the lame were accordingly on tlut day delivered by Mr. 
 Riley to Sir Archibald J ohnjl on. 
 
 A copy of the fcveral relblutions of the commons, and of the orders 
 of the council of Ibte, together witli an inventory of the faid records 
 drawn out purfuant to fuch orders, is inferted in this work*, as being in 
 fome meafure conneded with the matters contained in the preceding part 
 of the volume. 
 
 After the Reftoration, fuch other of the records as had been brought 
 out of Scotland by Cromwell, and at the time of fending ha'ck the before- 
 mentioned books and regifterf, were detained in the Toivtr of London 
 by order of the council of rtate on account of their being of a public 
 nature, were likewife fent back to ^ro/Zaw^j but in theirpalTage thither many 
 of them were damaged, and fome loft-f- Mr. Ryley before the departure 
 of thefe records from the Tower, with his ufual diligence, and ac- 
 curacy, had felecled from them, and left in manufcript at his death, the 
 proceedings of the parliament of Scotland, from the 15th of May 1639 
 to the 8th of March 1650; containing the Heads cf the aSls and ordinances 
 of the Scottijh nation, and the tranfaSlions between England ajid Scotland; anct 
 alfo the proceedings of the general ajjhnbly of Scotland concerning religion, 
 king, and kingdom ; government of the kirk, the r faith and covenant, 
 their proceedings therein, and ratifications thereof by their parliaments, with 
 divers declarations, remonftrances, and refoliitions thereoj. 
 
 This manufcript falling into the hands of the editor, was com- 
 ihunicatcd by him tofeveral of his friends, who finding that it contained, 
 many very curious particulars relating to the hiftory of the two king- 
 doms, during the times to which it relates, pcrfuaded him to make it 
 public; he for fome time declined the tafk, but being no longer able to 
 rcfilUhcir importunities, hath now in compliance therewith given it a place 
 in this volume \. 
 
 The memoranda concerning the records relating to Ireland, and tlie 
 memoranda from the parliament rolls touching fundry matters relating to 
 that kingdom § may not be thought improper companions to the fore- 
 going calendars: but fome reafons for inferting at iull length, the memo- 
 randa de HiBERNiA, of the 49th and ^oth oi Edward the Third, may 
 be expeded ||. 
 
 ThefcMKMORAN'DA were tranfcribed hyMr. Stuart, from the original 
 
 contained in the roll or bundle of memoranda de Hibernia, from the 47th 
 
 to the 50th of Edward the Third, now remaining in the Tower of London, 
 
 • P. 354. + Thofe which efcapcd arc now in the Advocate's Library ia Edinburgh. 
 
 tP.35^ 5r.44i. fP.4^4. 
 
 and
 
 INTRODUCTION. Ix 
 
 and are extremely curious. They inform us not only of a very extra- 
 ordinary and remarkable tranfaftion little known, butthrow no inconfider- 
 able light upon a part of our hiilory, of which the hiflorians have beea 
 either altogether filent, or touching on but flightly, have left dark and 
 obfcure. 
 
 From them we learn that king Edward the Third having exhauiled his 
 finances by the wars of France, Spain, Guienne, Brittany, and other 
 parts, and being no longer able to fupport the charge of carrying them, 
 on without the aid of his fubjedts, he, in the 4^th year of his reign» 
 commiffioned Sir Nicholas de Dagivorth to go over into Ireland, and 
 folicit an aid from his parliament there, which for that purpofe he had 
 caufed to be fummoned at Kilkenny, on the Saturday before the odtavcs 
 of St. Michael. 
 
 Dagivorth accordingly prefented himfelf before this parliament, where 
 he firft read the commiilion with which he was charged; and then 
 explained tlie purpofes thereof; and having copioufly expatiated on the 
 great expences incurred by the king in the profecution of the war iix 
 . Ireland, undertaken for the prefervation and defence of that kingdom, 
 which expences, on account of the great charges he was at in carrying 
 on his wars elfewhere, he was no longer able of himfelf to defray, 
 exhorted them to take thefe matters into their confideration, and that 
 each of them fliould according to their feveral abilities, and the exigences 
 of their ftate, grant fuch reafonable fupplies as were neceflliry for 
 fupporting the war in that reahn, and for the prefervation, defence, 
 and government of their country. The two houfes of parliament, 
 after fome deliberation, excufed themfelves from complying with the 
 king's demands ; aiTuring Dagworth, that on account of tlieir poverty 
 and inability it was at that time impofiible for them to bear any part o'f 
 thofe expences. On the receipt of this anfwer Sir Nicholas, in con- 
 fequence of a power given him in his commiflion, fignified the king's 
 pleafure, that two ecclefiailicks, as prodlors for the bifliop and clergy of 
 each dioccfe, two laymen, a's reprefentatives of eacli county, and two 
 burgeflls for each city and borough in Ireland, fhould be ^'ent into 
 England, there to attend upon the king, and furniflied with full powers 
 from their refpetftive conlHtuents, there to meet, conliilt, and agree 
 with him and his council, as well on the proper means for the govern- 
 ment of Ireland, as for the aid and fupport of the king's war in that 
 kingdom. 
 
 Dagworth when he came into Ireland had brought with hiin letters 
 patent under the king's privy feal, commanding William de Windejbre,, 
 then lieutenant of that kingdom, in cafe the prelates, great men, and- 
 
 commona
 
 Ixll INTRODUCTION. " 
 
 commons fhould refufe to charge themfelves with a reafonable part of 
 the expences of the king's wars, that he fliould then take fuch fteps as 
 were incumbent on him towards fending the reprefentatives to England^ 
 and, therefore, upon a flat denial being given by the parliament, Str 
 imiicwi convened the Irijh council, and in confequence of their unanimous 
 opinion, writs bearing tcfte at AV/^fw;?;', on the 25th day of Odober, 49th 
 Edward the Third, were in the king's name ilfued to all the archbifhops, 
 birtiops, fheriffs, ftewards, mayors, bailiffs, and other officers of the 
 feveral diocefes, counties, cities, and boroughs within the realm, and 
 others whom it might concern, commanding them to proceed to the 
 eledion of their refpedlive prodlors and rcjxefentatives, in number and 
 manner as is before-mentioned; and that fuch perfons fo to be eleded, 
 (hould, at the coft and charges of the electors, appear before the king and 
 council in England on the i ^th day of February then next, at whatever 
 place the king might then happen to be ; and that fuch writs Ihould 
 be returned into the chancery of Ireland before The Fcajl of' Saint 
 Catherine. 
 
 The feveral returns made to thefe writs differed greatly, A ftri6t 
 obedience was paid to many of them. To others, returns were made 
 fignifying an impoilibility of compliance on account of the poverty of 
 the eledors, and the frequent dcftrudlions, robberies, and depreda- 
 tions committed by the rebels. Others were complied with, but the 
 returns made to them had a claufe, Salvis Libertatibus Ecdejia et liberis 
 Confuetudinibus terrce Hibernicance. Some boroughs on account of their 
 poverty eledted and returned but one reprefcntative. Others eledled two, 
 and gave them the full powers required, except that of charging their con- 
 Itituents with aids or expences. Others returned, that they were not 
 compella^Dle to eledl reprefentatives, and fend them into England. And 
 fame agam made different fpecial returns. The account of thefe pro- 
 ceedings; the form of the writs iffued for the eledions of the prodors 
 for the bifhops and clergy, and of reprefentatives for the counties, cities, 
 and boroughs; the conduct of the elecTtors; and the feveral returns which 
 were made to thofe writs, form the Memoranda de Hibernia herein laid be- 
 fore the public, and which in many refpedls are not only extremely curious, 
 but develope Ibme very interefling points of hiftorj, and manifeft 
 the vague ideas that the people of Ireland at that time had of the 
 conftitution of their country, and that there was no fuch regular plan 
 of oppofition formed amongft them, as hath been adopted in later 
 times. 
 
 7 It
 
 INTRODUCTION. Ixiii 
 
 It doth not appear by our records, fo far at leaft as hath hitherto been 
 difcovered, whether the perfons eledled in confequence of the above- 
 mentioned writs did, or did not attend the king and his council in 
 England, purfliant to the mandate given in the writs ; and yet there can 
 be but little doubt of their having paid obedience thereto, (ince there 
 is now preferved among the records of the chancery oi Ireland, a writ 
 under the great feal of that kingdom, direded to the lord juftice and 
 chancellor there,, requiring them to levy the reafonable expences of thofc 
 reprefentatives or commiflioners ; and Cox in his hiftory of * Ireland^. 
 fays, that accordingly John Draper, who ferved ior Cork, had a particular 
 mandate to the mayor and bailiffs of that city, to pay him his reafonable 
 expences incurred as aforefaid.. 
 
 The fending Sir Nicholas de Dagworthovtr into Ireland on purpofe to 
 execute the before-mentioned commiflion feems a very extraordinary and 
 unneceffary proceeding, efpecially when it is confidered that fuch com- 
 miffion might equally have been entrufted to the governor and lieutenant of 
 Ireland, who was then upon the fpot,.and whofe province, according to 
 the ufual. courfe of bufinefs, it more peculiarly was, to tranfadt matters 
 of that fort. 
 
 Some political views, however, induced theEnglifh counciLto confide 
 the commiffion to a different perfon. Sir William de Windefore was in- 
 high favour with king Edward,, and his then new taken miftrefs Alice 
 Ferrers;, but at the fame time he was become extremely unpopular in.. 
 Ireland. His condu£t, and that of the officers employed under him,, 
 had drawn upon him the odium of many of the leading men in that- 
 kingdom J and a ftrong party had been formed againft him in the king o£i 
 England's court, at the head of which prince Richard and the Duke ofi 
 X<z«£:«z/?fr appeared. From thofe circumftances it feems probable, that' 
 the council in England thought it neceffary for their purpofes, to weaken, 
 the confequence of Sir William de Windefore, by throwing a flur upon 
 him in his government j and that, notwithftanding Sir Nic/^olas dt. 
 Dagivorthwis avowedly fent over into Irelafid, with a public commifllion- 
 to tranfad: the king's bufinefs with the parliament a.t Kilkenny, yet that the 
 real motive for his journey was, the enabling him to execute fome private.- 
 inflrudtions which had been given to him by the duke of hancajler, and. 
 the Englifh council, to inquire into the condu£l of the lieutenanti hoping,, 
 that thereby fome means might be found, out to ruin him and hia^ 
 patronefs Alice Ferrers, in the king's efteem. 
 
 In the year 1369, the government oi Ireland, under the then new title 
 of lieutenant i had been by king Edward tbe Firji conferred on tliis Sir 
 
 •E. 131 
 
 William
 
 ixlv INTRODUCTION. 
 
 JVilliam de IFinJcfore, who in confideration .of that fervlce had a grant of 
 the manor and caftle of Dungarvon, and o{ Black Coftle, to liold to him, 
 and the heirs of his body; as ahb a penfion of one thoufand marks per 
 annum, payableoutof the exchequer until fuch time as the king fliould fettle 
 lands and rents of vhat value to him and his heirs forever. 
 
 It was not long after iiis appointment, that a didike to him began to 
 manifcft itfclf amongft the Irijh. Upon Sir Williams arrival in Irelond, he 
 had called a parliament at Kilkenny, in which a fubfidy ot three thoufand 
 pounds was granted the king, as was likewife a further fum of two thoufand 
 pounds in the fubfequent parliament at BaliJoyle; thefe lupplies were rc- 
 prefented to Edivard s.s exadtvons impofed upon thepeople hy^irJVilliajnde 
 Windejon, and not as aid$ granted by the free confcntof their reprefen- 
 tatives ; for which rcafon the king ilfued his writ, commanding him to 
 dcfill: from levying thofc Aims *. Thefe reprefentations were followed by 
 fundry articles of complaints, impeaching him and his oriicers of divers 
 torts, wrongs, and deceits pradifed by them in their refpcdive depart- 
 ments; and which, together with the inqiiifitions taken upon thofe 
 articles, in the Court of Kings Bench in Ireland, were, in the year 1374 
 tranfmittcd to the king's council in Eiiguind, by the hands of Ric/.wd 
 Deere and IVilUam Stapolyn, fent hither for that purpofe, and who, as is 
 mentioned in the clofe of thefe articles now amongft the records in the 
 To-iver of London, were prepared to prove other mifcondudls in the lie^i- 
 tenant -}-. Thefe articles and inquifitions were foon after increafed by the 
 tranfmiiffion of fundry \ others. What proceedings were held in 
 confequence of them do not appear, but we learn that the kin^ foon 
 found that he had been mifled in regard to the two fums of three 
 thoufand pounds, and two thoufand pounds granted in the parliament of 
 Kilkenny and Balidoyle, and that thofe fums, inftead of being exadions 
 impofed on the people by the lieutenant, had really been granted by 
 the fpontaneous and free will of the lords and commons, in aid of 
 the king's wars, and that he, therefore, ifliaed his writs for the levying § 
 them. 
 
 It is difficult at this diftance of time to determine, whether there were 
 any real grounds for the complaints exhibited againft 5/r H'ilHam 
 de IVindefore, or whether they did not arife from fome political motives 
 in the king's councils in England, partly to eftablilh the power of 
 
 • Vide Rot. Clauf. 48 Ed. HI. m. 27. f Roc. Mib. 47 et 50 Ed. III. De Gerta 
 ^riQillrorum Regis Kdwardi Tcrtii in Hibcrni.-i divcrforiuii annorum. % Thefe articles and 
 
 inquilitions are tacked together, and put into the before-mentioned roll. i Rot. Clauf. 4S 
 fd. HI. m. 37. 
 
 a
 
 INTRODUCTION. \xv 
 
 a few of the leading men in it, and partly to oblige fome of their friends 
 in Ireland. 
 
 Edward the Third was grown old, and in the latter part of his reigii 
 became enamoured with Alice Ferrers or Perriers^ who had been one 
 of the maids of honor to his late queen Philippa. 
 
 The afcendency which this favourite foon gained over the old Icing ; her 
 fondnefs of power; her rapacity in amafTing riches; and the attachment 
 which flie (hewed to the intereft and fupport of Sir William de 
 Windefore, alarmed the jealoufies of the principal perlbns in the king's 
 court, and particularly thofe of the young prince Richard, and his uncle 
 the duke of Lancajler; fo that every artifice and endeavour were made u{e 
 of to lefTen her in the king's favour, and to blacken her character with 
 the people. Amongft other faults afcribed to her, Ihe was accufed of 
 promoting, and by her intereft favouring fuits in the king's courts, in 
 order that (he might receive for her own benefit, fome fhare of thefums of 
 money recovered in thofe caufes. This occafioned an ordinance to be 
 made in the laft parliament held at JVeftminJier, on the Monday after the 
 Feaft o^ Saint George, in the 50th year of king Edward, which ordinance, 
 after reciting, " that complaint had been made to the king that fome wo- 
 " men had purfued divers caufes and quarrels in the king's court, by way of 
 ** maintenance, and in order to receive part of the fums recovered, which 
 ** condudl was difpleafing to theking;" forbid all women, and efpecially 
 ^lice Ferrers, upon pain, as to the faid y^lice Ferrers, of the forfeiture of 
 all her lands and goods and of being banished the realm *. 
 
 Soon after the pafTing this ordinance, SirNichoIas de Dagworth (a retainer 
 to ihe duke of Lancajler, and who, on feveral occafions, and particularly 
 when he was in the preceding year fent into Ireland with the king's com- 
 miflion to the parliament affembled at Kilkenny, had given many inftances 
 of his animofity to Sir William de Windefore) was, by the king's council, 
 ordered to go again into Ireland to execute feveral matters wherewith he 
 was charged; and which were faid by that council to be highly profitable to 
 thekingandhis realms. Thi%r\QW2.^Y>^inivc\tnX.of SirNichoIas de Dagwortb 
 coming to the ears of Alice Ferrers, who was at that time privately 
 married to Sir William de Windefore-\- and (he knowing that Sir Nicholas 
 was his inveterate enemy, and that under whatfoever fpecious pretence he 
 might be faid to be fent a fccond time into Ireland, the real caufe of his 
 going thither was to arraign the condudl of Sir Williatn de Windefore, 
 
 • Rot. Pari. 50 Ed. 111. m. 4^. f Errors dans le jugcment d'Alicc Perrcri. Rot. 
 
 Pari. 2 Ric. II. n, 36. 
 
 i prevailed
 
 Ixyi INTRODUCTION. 
 
 prevailed with the king to countermand his journey. The {Juit of 
 Lancajlcr findinghunfelf thus difappointed in his defignsagainrt Sir William, 
 waited on the king, who was then at Havering, and being by Roger Beau- 
 champ the king's chamberlain previoufly fhewn a petition which had been 
 put into his h:\ndhy Sir IVi//iam de irindefore, in order to its being delivered 
 to the king, and requefting his countermand of .5V;- Nicholas de Dagivorth, 
 the duke carneftly iolicited tJie king's revocation of that countermand. 
 
 The kine for fome time perfifted in his rclufal, alledging that it did not 
 fcem reafonable to him, that any man's enemy fliould be his judge; but 
 the duke alluring the king, that there was no proof of any enmity 
 fubfifting between the parties, and that it was for the advantage and profit 
 both of the king and kingdom that the council had ordered Sir Nicholas 
 to go into Ireland: and propofing that both Sir William de IVindeJore and 
 Sir Nicholas de Dagworib fliould come into the king's prelence, and if 
 Sir ff'illiam could prove that any enmity lubfifted between them, then Sir 
 Nicholas de Dag worth fliould not gointo Ireland; but in failure ot fuch proof, 
 that then the order of the council fliould be carried into execution; the 
 king aflented to the proportion. Onthedukc'scomingoutof theroyalapart- 
 ments he was met \>-y Alice Ferrers, who prefled him to ufc his good otfices 
 for preventing Sir Nicholas" ^ journey to Ireland; but flie could obtain no 
 other anfwer from the duke than this; that he could not do any thing in re- 
 Jpe£l to that matter but what the king ordered. 
 
 Alice not being able to get any further anfwer from the duke, left him; 
 and that evening renewing her fuit to tlie king, found means to obtain his 
 orders for countermanding Sir Nicholas ; which orders were inll:antly 
 djfpatched and delivered to him. The duke coming the next morning to 
 the kind's bcdfidc to take his leave, to his great lurprize w.is commanded 
 by the king on his blefliiig that he fliould not by any means whattbevcr 
 permit Sir Nicholas de Dagworth to proceed to Ireland; notwithftanding 
 the order wliich on the day betore had been ilfued by the council 
 for that purpofc. 
 
 This matter made one of the articles exhibited againfl: Alice Ferrersy 
 on the 22d oi December 1371, and of which flie was found guilty by a 
 jury formed out of the officers of the king's houfliold. .. ? 
 
 It is almofl cercani that this profecution carried on againft Alice Ferrers, '"-^ 
 
 and the treatment which her hufband bir JVilliam de Windefore met with 
 from the duke of Layicajler and the kings council in England, proceeded 
 from political motives, rather than from any opprcflions or other crimes 
 comiiiittcd either by 5/>/A';/./<;//; cr -^//« his wife; for, in the very next year, 
 vij:. 3d. Ric. II. Sir William was in great favour with the king, who by 
 4 indenture
 
 INTRODUCTION. Ixvll 
 
 indenture retained him with one hundred men at arms to ferve him for 
 half a year, and had re(Vitution of all the lands wh?ch vrere in the kin^-'s 
 hands, by rcafon of the forfeiture of his wife AHci Ferrers; the jiidg;ncnt 
 againft whom was alfo revcrfed. After this, Sir V/illiam was in the exp di- 
 tion into Fra?jce under the command of Thomas Woodjlock earl of Buck- 
 ingham, in aid of the duke ofBritany ; and laftly, on the barony oUHnMre 
 dcfcending to him as the right heir, he was fummoned to parliament in. 
 the 5th, 6th, and 7th years of king Richard the Second. 
 
 ■The illuftration which the ancient charters here printed aftord to 
 the hillories of the two kingdoms oi England and Scotland, and the 
 feveral curious particulars hitherto unnoticed, wherewith they furnifh 
 us, will fufficiently apologize for their being placed in this volume. 
 
 For inftance only in refpetl to the firft of thofe Charters. 
 
 Roger de Hoveden, who is extremely circumftantial in his annals of king 
 Richard the Firjl, and more particularly fo in the detail which he gives 
 us of the progrefs of that monarch from Nottingham to Winchefter, in 
 the year after his return from his captivity in Aujlria and Germany, tells 
 us, that William king of Scotland, attended by moft of his nobility, met 
 him at Clipjlon, in his way to Winchefer ; that as foon as the two kings 
 arrived at Northampton, William earneftly folicited kitjg Richard for the 
 reftitution to him of the counties of Northumberland, Cumberland, 
 Wejlmorland, and Lancafiire, but that Richard abfolutely refufing to 
 comply with his requell; in lieu thereof, and in the prefence of all the 
 nobility and attendants on each court, granted and confirmed by his char- 
 ter, that whenever any king of Scotland u^on fiimmons fcnt by the kin'^ 
 of England czmc to attend the Englifs court, fuch Scottijh kino- on his 
 entering thcEngliJh borders Ihould be received and conduced with divers 
 ceremonies and formalities, and at the expence of the king of England, 
 enjoy certain daily pecuniary and other allowances j not only on his 
 journey to the Englijh court, but during his ftay there, and until his return 
 into his own country ; and that fuch charter was on Tuefday in Eafter 
 Week, being the twelfth day of April, delivered to William, at North- 
 ampton. This account haih implicitly been tranfcribed and adopted by 
 feveral fubfequent writers in the hiflories which they give us of thofo 
 times. 
 
 The charter thus alluded to by Hoveden is undoubtedly that which is 
 now firft printed at page 347, of this work, although the before-men- 
 tioned author is in feveral inflances extremely defedtive and erroneous, a^ 
 well in ftating its contents, as in the day and occafion which he fixes on 
 for its being granted. 
 
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 Ixvlli INTRODUCTION. 
 
 In the firft place this inftrument, inftead of being dated at Northampton 
 on the tivelfth, according to that author, adtualiy bears tefte at Wincbeftcr 
 on the feventeenth of April in the fifth year of Ricbard\ reign, whicia 
 then happened to be Loio Sunday and the day of Richard's fecond 
 coronation ; at which folcmnity William king of Scotland aflifted, and 
 tarried the fword of ftate before the king, by virtue of his being earl of' 
 Huntingdon. 
 
 Secondly, the reception of the Sccttijlj king on his entrance on the 
 Englijh confines, and his conduifl, as well to as, from the court of the 
 king of England, was by far more jxjmpous and refpedtful than is flated 
 by Hoveden. For the charter informs us, that he was to he received 
 on the borders by the l>iJljoJ) of Durham^ the fheriff, and all the barons 
 of Northumberland, who were to conduit him as far as the river "^eife, 
 where he was to be received by the archbifiop of Tor k, and the flierifl^, 
 and all the barons of Torkft/ire. By them he was to be condudled as 
 far as to the bilhopric oi Lincoln, where the biftiop of that diocefe, 
 with the flieriff^ and barons of the county, were to receive and condudt 
 him to the extremities of their liberties ; and the like ceremonies were 
 to be obferved in all the counties and bhhoprics through which he was 
 to pafs, until his arrival at the Englijh court. 
 
 Thirdly, this charter, inftead of being a grant of intire new liberties and 
 indulgences to the Scottifh king, either in order to make him fome 
 recompence for his difappointment in not obtaining the reftitution 
 of the counties of Northumberland, Wejlmorland, Cutnberland, and 
 Lancafiire; or for the better enabling him to attend the Englijh court 
 when called upon to do homage, and fwear fealty for the earldom of 
 Huntington, and then primarily flowing from the immediate munificence 
 of king Richard, as Hoveden ftates it, and as muft have been the cafe, 
 had either of the before-mentioned caufes been the inducement for 
 granting that charter ; it is evident upon the face of the charter itfelf, 
 that it is no more then a reneiaal and confr?nation of ancient liberties and 
 rights, ufually enjoyed by the kings oi Scotland on their coming to the 
 Englijh Court, antecedent either to the refumption of the counties of 
 Northumberland, Wejlmorland, Cumberland, and Lancajbire, by king 
 Henry the Second, and the invefliture of the earldom oi Huntingdon in 
 the Scottijh kings ; or to the celfion in favour of the Scots of thole four 
 northern counties made by king Stephen. 
 
 Laflly, this charter difcovers to us, that, in times much earlier than 
 thofe before-mentioned, it had been ufual for the kings oi Scotland X.o 
 vifit the courts of our Eng.i/h monarchs, on fcveral occafions ; that at 
 
 fuch
 
 INTRODUCTION. klx 
 
 fuch times they were, at the expence of the kings of Englaiidy received 
 and entertained with a magniticence, fplendor, and refpedl fuitable to 
 the character of fuch royal vilitors, and the dignity of their high rank. 
 
 The feal, together with its counterfeal, or reverfe, appendent to thi* 
 inftrument, may atprefentbe confidered as an unique, no other imprefs 
 of the fame fort, as far as is now known, having been hitherto dif- 
 covered. The legends round both parts are the fame with thofe on the 
 front, and reverfe, of the two great feals oi kmg Richard the FirJ}, icons 
 of which are exhibited by Mr. Sanford i n his Genealogical Hijiory of the Kings, 
 and ^eens of England, p. 55. viz. On the feal — Ricardus Dei gratia. 
 REX Anglorum; and on the counterfeal — Ricardus dux Nor- 
 MANORUM et Aquitanorum et gomes Andegavorum ; but the 
 charges on them are different from thofe which appear in Sandford, as 
 may eafily be feen by carefully comparing them together. Some 
 perfons perhaps may from hence fuppofe, ih-M ki}ig Richard the FirJ} 
 had three different great feals fabricated at different times, during his 
 reign. But it is molt likely that he had not. For as the feal affixed t» 
 this charter is of a fmaller fize than ih^t oi either oi Richai'd's great 
 feals which are commonly known, and as the impreffionis not taken off 
 on green, but red wax, thefe circumftances make it probable, that he 
 had no more than two great feals. And it may with better reafon be 
 conjectured, that although this inftrument appears to have been paffed 
 by the hand of IVilliam bifJiop of Ely the king's chancellor, and that from 
 thence it muff be inferred, that it was the great feal vjhich. he affixed to 
 it J yet, that this feal is adually no other than the pi-ivy feal of king 
 Richard, and that his firft great feal having been loft near the I/le of 
 Cyprjis, as hath been before obferved, and there not having been 
 time for making a new one, previous to his coronation at Witicbejler^ 
 he caufed his prity feal to be made ufe of inftead of the great feah 
 for paffing this and all fuch charters and other grants, as, from; 
 his hafte or neceffities, he thought proper to iffue at the time of that 
 folemnity. 
 
 The leal of William the Lyon, king of Scotland, here exhibited at. 
 page 349, is likev.'ife engraven in Mr. Anderfons Numifmata Scotia, 
 but the charter to which it is here affixed, and the cliarter and feal of 
 earl David exhibited at page 350, 351, are now firft publiflied from,-. 
 the originals. 
 
 That no endeavours might be wanting on ihs part of the editor, to 
 rendev the reading of the muniments n.entior.eJ in the fevcral Cahndarr 
 
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 Ixx INTRODUCTION. 
 
 inferted in the courfc of this vohime, cily and ufeful t' iuch as may 
 be defirous of perufing thofe inltrumcnts vvitli accu cy, he hath 
 prefixed three copper plates, exhibitin;; all the various hiisds in whicji 
 the feveral charters, and other muniments of this kingdom, have been 
 written, from the reign oi king William the Conqueror to that of qiieen 
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 C A L E N D A 
 
 OF T H S 
 
 ANCIENT CHARTERS, &c. 
 
 AND OF THE 
 
 WELCH AND SCOTISH ROLLS, 
 
 NO IF REMAINING IN THE TOWER OF LONDON. 

 
 CATALOGUS 
 
 CHARTARUM ANTP Q^U ARUM 
 
 I N 
 
 TURRE LONDON'. 
 
 A. 
 
 CHART.'E WlUlelml Prlml, Henrlcl Prlml & Secundl, & regis 
 Johannls, de libertatibus & terris ecclefiae Sancfti Paul! London' 
 conceffis. No. i, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13. 
 
 De confirmatione efcambii faftl inter leprofos de bofco Hereboldi 
 & eplfcopum London'. 9. 
 
 Cliarta; Hcnricl Tertil ecclefia; San£tae Adhelrldas, & Hugoni eplfcopo 
 Elienfi, de libertatibus eonceflis. 14 & 15. 
 
 Chartu; Henrici Tertii de terris conceffis Mafcyeo Befyle. 16 & 17. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii concefla hominibus de Novo-Caflello fuper 
 Tinam. 18. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii conceffa ecclefiae Beati Petri de Turgartona. 
 ig in Schcdula. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii conceffi ecclefiae Sanflas Ofytha; de Chiche. 20. 
 
 Chart^ conceffa; Faramufio de Bolonia, &c. In Schedula, Dorfo. 
 
 Charta; reguni Johannis & Henrici Tertii, de libertatibus ecclefia: 
 Sandi Pauli London'. 21, 22, z-^, 24, 25, 26, Dorfo. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii conceli'a Waltcro eplfcopo Carllol. 27, Dorfo, 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii conceffa canonicis Sanftas Maria; de Prate apud 
 Lcyceflcr. 28, Dorfo. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii conceffa Wllllclmo fillo Daniclis Pincerna;. 
 29, Dorfo. 
 
 Charta Henrici Prlml ecclefia; Sandi Wlmani Confcfforis in Boloni.i 
 conceffa, pro manerlo dc Notfelld In comltatu Surrela;. 30, Dorfo. 
 
 A Charta
 
 a CM A R T ,7. A N T I QJJ .E. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tcrtii Galfrulo dc Batthou fcnienti fuo concefla' 
 31, Dorlb. 
 
 Cliartallennci Tcrtii Galfridocle Chambeileng conceflfii. 32, Dorfb. 
 Charta Henrici Terfil concefla Ricardo inarlcallo regis. 23'> Dorfo. * 
 
 . B. 
 
 Charta regis Johahnis ccclefiae Sanfti Albani concefla. Xo. i . 
 
 Charta Reginaldi Henrici regis filii, comitis Cornubia% Willielmo 
 dc Boterell concefla. 2. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis per quani conccirit Willielmo Boterell manerium 
 de Penhed. ,^. 
 
 ChartdcWillielmi Priml & Henrici, ecclefiae San6ti Cutliberti Dunolmi 
 conceflTa'. 4 &; 5. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi Hugonl epifcopo'Covent'r' concefla. 6. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis monialibns de Wrochefliala concelFa. 7. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis monialibus de Ambrelbury concefla. 8. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis eccleliae Sandla; Marix'de Derham. 9. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis decano & capitulo Eborac' ecclefut concefl"a. 10. 
 
 Charta Adgari regis monafterio quod in regione Elye fitum con- 
 cefla. 1 1 . 
 
 Chartac diverforum regiim, vi/,. Adwardi Confeflbris, Willielmi 
 Primi, Henrici, &c. dictae ccckTuc de Ely conceflie. iz, 13, 14, 15, 
 16, 17. 
 
 Libertates conceflk per regem Johannem burgenfibus de Sudhamton. 
 iS & 19. 
 
 Johannes rex concefllt \Villie4mo de Ferrarlis tertium denarium de 
 omnibus placitis de comit-atu Derby, & ipfiim Willielmum tanquam 
 comitem propria inanu gladio cinxit. 20. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis, dc libertatibus & terrls conceflis canonicis & 
 monialibus dc Simplingham. 21. , 
 
 De quodam tcnemento in hundredo de Alidelton conccflb Willielmo 
 de Morifton per regem Johannem. 22. 
 
 Terra dc Gathamtun conceffa Alardo Alio W'illlelml per regem 
 Johannem. 23. 
 
 Charta regis Joliannis, per quam conceflit Willielmo dc Ferrariis 
 tertium denarium tam in Derby quam extra. 24. 
 
 Johannes rex conceflit manerium de Nortlicuri canonicis de Welles. 2f. 
 
 Charta regis Ricardi Primi ecclefix Beatce Maria," 6c Sandto Johanni 
 Baptiflae de Lantony concefla, cum libertatibus. 26. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis dc libertatibus pncdictx ecclefia; conceflis. 27. 
 7 ' De 
 
 I
 
 CHART Tli ANTI QJJ ^. ' 3 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis ecclefiae Elyenfi. 28. 
 
 Charts; Henricl Secundi predi6lae ecclefias Ely conceflae. 29 & 30. 
 
 Chartas regis Johannis ecclefue Elyenfi conceflk". 31 & 32. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi ecclefias San6ti Albert! Hereford confirmata. 33. 
 
 Chartas conceflie conventui monachorum Saudtas Trinitatis de Lenton. 
 
 54, ss & 36- 
 
 c. 
 
 Manerium de Boxleia coiicefTum monachis de Boxleia per rcgern 
 Henricum. No. i. 
 
 De terris & libertatibus conceflis ecclefia: Sanfti Georgil de Balchervill 
 per regem Henricum. 2. 
 
 Duas alia£ chartae conceflie eidem ecclefiae per Rlcardum regem Pri- 
 mum. 3 & 4. 
 
 Chartx' Henrlci & Ricardi Primi leprofis Sanili Lazari de Jerufalem 
 conceflk. 5 & 6. 
 
 Henricus conceffit Ricardo Ruffo, camerario fuo, Immemere & Im- 
 medon, & Bofculum de Sende. 7. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi eidem Ricardo Ruffo. 8. 
 
 Chartae Ricardi Primi, de libertatibus conceffis Gllbcrto filio Rogcrl 
 filii Renfr', per totam terram fuam de Weflmerland, & de Kendale, &c. 
 9, 10, II. 12. 
 
 Chjirta Ricardi Primi ecclefiae San6ll Benedidti de Ramefeia. 13. 
 
 Chartae Ricardi Primi abbatl & monachis Beati Petri de Burgo. 14, 
 15 & 16. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi de confirmatione excambii Inter Hubertum 
 Cantuarieufem archiepifcopum & monachos Roffenfes, A. D. iigj^ 
 17 & 18. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis de cuftodia GalfridI filii Galfridl Hofiiti. 19. 
 
 Dua; charta; Henrlci Secundi 6c Ricardi Primi fandimonialibus 
 ecclefiae Sandlat; Mariae de Wikes conceflae. 20, Dorfb, & 21. 
 
 Charta Henricl fan6timonialibus de Fagerwella conccfla. 22. 
 
 De terris conceffis per regem Henricum Eliit filial Arnaldi. 23. 
 
 Cqnfirmatio regis Henrlci priori & conventui Waledcne fa6la. 24. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis ecclefias Sandce Marias de Suthwlca con- 
 ccfla. 25. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi canonicis de Mertun conccfla. 2 (J. 
 
 Charta regis Joliannis civibus London' conccfla. 27. 
 
 A 2 D. Rex
 
 4 CHART ,E A N T I QJJ .E. 
 
 I 
 
 D. 
 
 Rex Johannes conc^nit GaltVulo f'llio Petri, comiti Effex, fcrlam & 
 mcrcatum ad mancrlum fuum de Kcncbouton. No. i. 
 
 Itkin rex conceliit pr;Edi*5lo Galfrldo & aliis centum acras terrx. 2. 
 
 Willielmus de Stotevill finem fecit cum rege Johanne pro tribus milll- 
 bus marcarum pro chartls fuls conhrmandis. 3. 
 
 [ohannes rex confirmavit Andrea; do Bello Campo, & Eva: de Grai 
 uxori ejus, cjulcquid juris eis delcendit in Temford &c in Purllun. 4. 
 
 Dua? chartiC regis johannis abbati Saudi Nicholai, & priori & monachis 
 de Spaldin, conceflle. 5 & 6. 
 
 Chartae regis Edvvardi Confcflbris, & aliorum regum, ac paps Vidlorisj 
 de terris 6c libertatibus abbati & monachis de Certelige conceffis. 
 7 ufq. 2+. 
 
 Johant^es rex conceflit AdiE filio Robertl Netheweie fex. acras terra: iu. 
 forefta de Malverna. 24. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis ecclefia; Beati PauH London'. 25.. 
 
 Charta ejufdem monachis de Binedon. 26. 
 
 DuiK charta; Henrici priori & monachis Wirccrter. 27 & 28. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis burgcnfibus de Dunewic' conceflk. 29. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi Noelo Icrvienti fuo concefl'a. manca. :^o. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis conceflii Johanni, clerico, nepoti beati ThoniLC 
 Martyris. manca. 31. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis abbati & monachis de Perfbra concefla. 3^2, 
 Dorfo. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis fratribus hofpltalis Jerufalem. 33. 
 
 Tres chartic, una fcih'cet regis Johannis, & dux Slmonls le Bret, de 
 tcrrls concelhs Alcxandro de Poyntun. 34, 35, 36. 
 
 Manerlum de Hach conceffum canonicis de Ca^farifburg, per regem 
 Henricum. ^7. 
 
 Charta; regis Johannis monachis San£tiE Maria; de Lancaftre con- 
 ceflle. 38 &c 39. 
 
 Dua^ chartic regis Johannis & Henrico, canonicis dc Bomine (Bodmine) 
 conccliie. 40 & 4 1 . • 
 
 Charta Ilcnrici Secundi Henrico de Oxeneford concefla, de terris 
 ijifra civitatem Oxeneford, & ahbi. 42. 
 
 De terris conceffis epifcopo Wlgorn' per regem RIcardum Prl- 
 mum. 43. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis abbati & canonicis de Creendou conceflTa. 44. 
 
 Advocatlo
 
 CHART. E ANTI Q^U /E. 5 
 
 Advocatlo capelke qute fita eft fuper pontem Lincolnias concefla PetrO 
 de Paris. 45. 
 
 De fexagiiita marcis argent! conceflis Euftatio de Nevill. 46. 
 
 De tcrris concellis eccleii* San6ti Jacob! de Wellebech. mauca. 4/. 
 
 Tres chartiE conceflle ecclefiai Sanftas Tr!nitatis Norwic!, de l!ber£a- 
 ibus. manca. 48, ^^, 50, mane'. 
 
 E. 
 
 Duas chartae R!cardi Prim! & Johannis monachis San6las Marine de 
 Stratford conceffa;. No. £ & 2. 
 
 Tres charts concefiiE Leonardo Succuhullo de Venetia, pro terrls ia 
 Weftham, & alibi, una fcillcet charta Ricardi Prim!, & duae regis 
 Johannis. 3, 4, 5. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis civibus Norwic! concefla. 6. 
 
 Charta Henricl Secund! canonicis Sandlae Mariae de Parcho de 
 Creendun concefla. 7. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis concefla abbat! & conventu! de Wiche- 
 cumbe. 8. 
 
 Charta Matildis Imperatricis abbat! de Ofenia concefla. 9, 
 
 Dux ahcB charta3 eidem abbat! conceflce per reges Heuricum Sc 
 Johannem. 1 o & 1 1 . 
 
 Charta regis Johannis de terris conceffis Rogero Lavellle. 12.. 
 
 Landa de Buftardeflegh conceflli Rogero de Yenewurth. 13. 
 
 De terrls conceffis Rlcardo Gubion. 14. 
 
 Rex conceflit Roberto dc Scchevill qulcquid habuit in manerlo de 
 Branton. 15. 
 
 Rex Johannes conceffit Baldcwino de Werevall Aldernemannerlam de 
 Weftgate, infra muros civltatis Cantuaria;. 16 & 17., 
 
 Charta monialium de Torkefia. manca. 18. 
 
 Charta Johanyis fiHi Leonard! de Vcnez de terra fua in Wefl:ham, 
 qii£B appellatur la Sudberle, monachis Sandaj Marian de Stratford con- 
 cefla. 19, Dorfo. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis de llbertatlbus conceflis burgenfibus de Helf 
 lefliine. 20. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis concefla archieplfcopo Cantuar' de amercia-r 
 mentis hominum ecclefiae Cantuarienfis. 21. 
 
 Duae charts Henrlc! & Rlcardl regum ccclefise Sandtue Ofithas de 
 Chlch. 22 & 23. 
 
 Charta Henricl Secund! monachis de Sando Augufllno de Davln— 
 trc. 24. 
 
 Charta.
 
 6 C H A R T .E A N T I QJJ JE, 
 
 Charta regis johaiinis de protegendo res, reddltus, & pofTcffiones 
 Johannis de Gcllling. 25, l^orlo. 
 
 Cliarta regis Johanins conceffa burgenfibus de Welles, viz. quod 
 liberi fmt burgenfcs, & quod habcaut mercatum 6c fcrias ibidem. 
 26, Dorlb. 
 
 Do libertatibus conceflis burgenfibus de Cantcbrig' per regem Jo- 
 hannem. 27. 
 
 De terris conccflis Ricardo de Rufhale per regcm Johannem. 28. 
 
 Henricus Secundus conccfiit ecclefue Sancti Nicholai de Maldona 
 feptles viglnti acras efllirt' inter Reindon 6c Epping. 29. 
 
 F. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Prim! de terris & libertatibus conceflis ordlnl & reli- 
 gloni Fontis Ebraldi. No. i. 
 
 De liberis conluetudinibus concefTis Roberto filio Ricardi per Henricuni 
 Secundum. 2. 
 
 Quatuor charta; conceflic monachis SauftiE Trinitatis Cantuariie per 
 reges Henricum Secundum & Ricardum Primum. 3, 4, 5, 6. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis ecclefia^ Sandlx Trinitatis de Novo Loco in 
 Lindeleia. 7. 
 
 Ciiarta regis Johannis ecclefia; beatorum apoftolorum Petri & Pauli de 
 Brinkburne. 8. 
 
 Chartic regum Henrlci Secundi & Ricardi Primi de terris & liberta- 
 tibus concellis eccleliie Sandlic Trinitatis de Cadomo, de Feleflcda. 
 9, 10, 1 1. 
 
 Chartas duas Henrici Secundi concefliic epifcopo & ecclefia; Rofeufi. 
 12, Dorfo, & 13. 
 
 Terra de Salechild concefla Adae, coco regina?, per regem Ricardum 
 Primum. 14. 
 
 Cliarta Ricardi Primi conccffii hofpitali Sanclai Marine de Strodes. 15. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi civibus I Lincoln' conceffa. 16.' 
 
 De archiepifcopatu Cantuariie conceffo Anfelmo per Williclinum Pri- 
 mum. 17. 
 
 De terris conceffis ecclefia; Sanftic Mari« de Malton, & eanonicis ordinis 
 de Semplygnham. 18. 
 
 Dua; chartae llenrici Secundi & regis Johannis de terris Radulpho 
 Purcell concellis. 19, 20. 
 
 Sex chartx regum Henrici Primi & Ricardi Primi de libertatibus con- 
 ceflis monachis Sandac Trinitatis Cantuaria*. 21, 22, 23, £4, 25, 26. 
 
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 G. 
 
 Quinque chartseregumWillielmi Priml,Henrici Primi & Johannis, de fuur 
 datioiie&dotationeecclefiasSandti Martini deBello Loco. No. 1,2,4,5,6. 
 
 Charta regis Edvardi de Forthingbrigg & RandolvefloruWillielmo & 
 Ifoldie le Brun coiiceiris. 3. 
 
 Charta regis Ricardi Primi abbatl & monachis de Burgo concefTa. 7. 
 
 Johannes rex conceffit Rogero de Monte Begonis totam terram de 
 Olwaldebec. 8. 
 
 Ricardus Primus conceffit abbati & canonicis de Cireceflre manerium de 
 Cireceftre, cum Minthi, & vii. hundredis. 9. 
 
 Terra de Writal concefla per Ricardum Primum Johannl filio Willi- 
 elmi de Writal. 10. 
 
 De ecclelils conceffis epifcopo Coventrenfi per regem Johannem. 11. 
 
 Maneria de Mere, Suineford' & Clent, conceffa Radulpho de Sum- 
 mery, per regem Johannem. 12. , 
 
 Charta regis Johannis de hbertatibus conceffis burgenfibus Norhamp- 
 ton. 13. 
 
 De terris conceffis ecclefiai Sandi Petri de Turgartona, & canonicis 
 regularibus ibidem. 14. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis conceffa monachis de Bello Loco. 15. 
 
 Charta regis johannis conceffi monachis de Thore. 1 6, Dorfb. 
 
 Maneria de Kinetton & Norton conceffa Thomae dc Ardinton, per 
 regem Johannem. i 7. 
 
 Charta ejufdem regis eidem Thomas conceffi de manerio de Welin- 
 ton. 18. 
 
 Manerium de Corby cum hundredis concefla Henrico de Braybroc, 
 per regem Johannem. 1 9. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis priori &c monachis de Lenton concefla. 20- 
 
 Charta ejufdem regis monachis de Tynemuth conceffi. 21. 
 
 Charta ejufdem regis burgenllbus de Novo-Callello conceffa. 22. 
 
 De terris & Bofcis in Wrltell conceflis Waltero de Hatfeld, per regem 
 Ricardum Primum. 23. 
 
 Grangiade Middclho in Huntedonefir', conceffi monachis deWardone, 
 per regem Johannem. 24, Dorlo. 
 
 H. 
 
 Pro ccclefia Sanifli Martini London'. No. I. 
 De terris conceffis Wilhchno liigod. 2. 
 Pro monachis de Lyra. 3. 
 
 Hetha
 
 X CHART^ANTI Q^U JE. 
 
 Hetha RegiiiiB in London' concefla Galfrldo filio Petri, comiti Eflex. 4. 
 
 Alicia de Bella aqua vendidit Johanni regi bofcum dc Mcrflon in 
 conjitatu Bucks. 5. 
 
 Rex conceffit Sahero de Quenci villas de Cennore, 6c de Sideham. 6. 
 
 Rex conceffit magiftro Ricai:do de Tyrinton viginti marcas, lingulis 
 annis pcrcipiendas. 7. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Huntingdon. 8 & 9. 
 
 Rex conceffit Radulpho lilio Salomonis tres obolos de libcratione in 
 die, per cuftodem gardini & palatii de Parco de Haveringes. 10. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Sanilo Georgio. 1 1. 
 
 Pro abbate & monachis de Forda. i?.. 
 
 Pro abbate & monachis de Hales. 13. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Hertilanda, de terris & libertatibus eis conceflis. 
 14, Dorfo. 
 
 De licentia data Williclmo Brewer claudendi diverfos bofcos, &c. 
 15& 16. 
 
 Molendinum dc Burgo Merleberge concelTum Nicholao dc Bar- 
 bcfle. 1 7. 
 
 Pro canonicis Sancfti Jacobi Norhampton. 18. 
 
 De terris de Braidon, & de Herleftun, &c. conceffis Thomic de Ne- 
 vill. 19. 
 
 Pro canonicis ecclefiae Sanftas Mariae de Berling, de terris 8c liberta- 
 tibus eis conceliis. 3o. 
 
 L 
 
 Dua? charta? fa£lae fratribus hofpitalis Jcrufalem. No. i &: 2. 1 
 
 Sexdecim cliarta^ conceffa; monachis Saniti Auguilini Cantuaria?, de ^ 
 
 terris & privilegiis conceffis, &c. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1 1, 12, 13, 
 14, 15, i6, 18, 19. 
 
 Rex concefllt Sahero de Quenci villas dc Chenora, & de Sideham. 17. 
 
 Rex conceffit Briano de Ely, clerico fuo, medictatem illius libera- 
 tionis quam Geroldus Archid. de Brichmuio habuit. 20. 
 
 I3e libertatibus conceffis canonicis Hereford. 21, Dorfb. 
 
 Pro monachis de l^ameleia. 22. 
 
 Libertates conccffa; civibus Dublin. 23. 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis Roberto comiti Leirccffr'. 24. 
 
 Rex dedit Rogero de W'arenguefort (Walingford) minifferium dc 
 iioftieria de Scaccario. 25. 
 
 Libertates couccffa; epilcopo Hereford'. 26. 
 
 * Libertates 
 
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 CHARTS ANTI QJJ JE. ^ 
 
 Libeitiites conceflk; burgenfibus dc Whitebi. 27. 
 
 Manerium de Mendham conceffum monachis ecclefue Woburnens', 
 ad conftruendam abbatlam Cyfteitienfium. 28. 
 
 Rex concc^llt Waltero Buifiard, Borellall, quod efl: mcmbrum ma- 
 nerli de Brucll, <Sc cullodiam domuum fuarum in Oxon'. 20. 
 
 Marcfcalcia Avium regis concefTa Thoniit filio Bernardi. 30. 
 
 Pro epifcopo Wigorn' de libertatibus foreila^. 3 1 . 
 
 K. 
 
 Johannes rex concefTit Salhero de Quenci, comiti Winton', centum 
 folidos de exitibus comitatus Suthamton, nomine comitis. No. 1. 
 
 Pro monachis de Becco. 2. 
 
 Charta concefTa Hugoni de Nevill, de quietancia foreft^. ■?, 
 
 De conceflionibus fa£tis abbatia; de Thama. 4. 
 
 Pro fliiminatoribus in Cornub' 8: De\-on'. 5-. 
 
 De libertatibus conceilis tpilcopo Bathon'. 6. 
 
 Villa de Cantebrig' concefia burgenfibus ibidem. 7. 
 
 Villa de Wikel concefia Aliciae filiae Willielmi Auflurcarii, & Willi- 
 elmo de Dunfton filio fuo. 8. 
 
 Sexaginta acra; aflarti apud Blithwurch concefTa^ Willielmo Briwer. 9. 
 
 Villa de Bukebi conceffa Saihero de Quenci. 10. 
 
 De conceflionibus fa£lis canonicis de Thore. ir. 
 
 Pro deaiToreflanda Devon'. 12. 
 
 Pro abbate & monachis de Bafkervlll. 13, 
 
 Pro abbatifTa & monialibus de Whercwell. 14. 
 
 Manerium de Tidefwell concefTum Thomas Armigero. 15. 
 
 De libertatibus concefTis Roberto comiti Leirceflri^. 16. 
 
 Confirmatio partitionis E^lts per Simonem de Montefortl comitem 
 Leirceflr', & Saiherum de Quenci comitem Winton', de omnibus terris & 
 honoribus qui fucrunt comitis Roberti de Leirccftr'. 1 7. 
 
 Villa de Kingeflon concefla hominibus de Kingefton ad fcodi nrmam. 1 8. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Briweton. T9. 
 
 Rex concefTit R;idulpho de Wili, tcrram quam Henricus de Caravilla 
 tenuit in villa de Briweton. 20. 
 
 Pro abbate 6c monachis de Cernolio. m.anca. 2T. 
 
 EfTenden & Begeford, 8c molendina Hertford, &c. concefTa Petro dc 
 Valoniis. 22, 23, 24, 25. Dorfo. 
 
 Pri) Willielmo comite de Derebr. 26. Dorfo. 
 
 Pro monachis de Salteria, de bofco Tuo de Salteria claudcndo. 27. 
 
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 JO C II A R T iE A N T I QJU .E. 
 
 De libera wr.rcnun, & nllis Hbcrtiitlbus concellis Roberto de Bral- 
 bro 28. 
 
 De terris in Efecclfton conceflis Roberto de Warneford. 25. 
 Pro ecclefiA Sanfti Jacobi dc Brlflow. 30 & 51- 
 Mnnerium de Colinton conccfliim Thomic Balicr. 32. 
 INIanerium de Wirclbrd coiiccffum Tliomic Bafllt. 33. 
 Pro canonicis ecclcfiip Sanfti Augufllni de Grimeiby. 34. 
 Charia regis Johannis facta burgeiifibus de Gernemua. 35. 
 Quidam locus in campis Cantebrigia; concefl'us canonicis de Cante- 
 brig'. 36. 
 
 De libertatibus concellis Roaldo fillo Alani. 37. 
 
 Liberiates concefllt Roberto de Ros. ;?8. 
 
 Libertates concefllt^ burgenfibus de Grimefby. 39. 
 
 Libertates conceflx- priori & monachis dc Lewes. 40. 
 
 Dc tirris conceflis Willielnio fllio Walkelini de Duflon. 41, 
 
 Quod villa de Stafford fit liber burgus, cum libertatibus. 42. 
 
 ISo. 43, manca. 
 
 L. 
 
 Charta regis Henrici Primi fimdatorls ecclefiie Sancli Bartholoma^i de 
 Smethfeldia, de libertatibus eidcm ecclefiic conceflis. No. i. 
 
 Charta Henrici Secundi. 2. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi. 3. 
 
 Charta altera ejufdem regis, de non moleflando advcnientes ad feriam 
 San£ti Bartholoma;! London. 4. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis pro ecclefia Sancli Bartholoma^i London'. 5. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii pro ecclefia San6ti Bartholoma:i London'. 6. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii de libertatibus conceflis Johanni comlti Ce!l:r. 
 6c Huntindon'. 7. in Schedula. 
 
 Charta Henrici Secundi de proteftione prioris & canonicorum San(5li 
 Bartholomici London'. 8. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi de confirmatione llbcrtatum ecclefiic pras- 
 didie. 9. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii Rogero de Northwood concefla, quod omncs 
 terras & tcnementa quae idem Rogerus tenuit in gabelkende in hundredo 
 de Mlddleton in com' Kane', de c;ctero tencant iple & hicredes per fer- 
 vitium militare. 10. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii ecclefiiE Sanfti Bartlioloma?! London'. li. 
 De oificio fuforiiE Scaccarii conceflb Edwardo filio Odonis, tempore 
 Henrici Tcitli. 12. 
 
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 CHARTS ANTI QJJ JE. n 
 
 Managinm in London' in Aldremanuebury, cum libertatibus & advo- 
 cationlbus ecclefiarum, conceffum Ada^ dc Bailing' per Henricuni Ter- 
 tium. 13. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii ecclefuE San£ti Bartholomcei London. 14. 
 
 Charts; Henrici Tertii 6c Edvvardi Tertii ecclefice Sanfti Petri Wedm* 
 confirmatce & allocatiE in Scaccario. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii quam fecit Petro de Rivall, de domibus qua? 
 fiierunt Willielmi de Pleffetys in fuburbio London', viz. in Sccoh-lane 
 extra Newgate. 20. Dorlb. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii fafta priori & conventui de Merton, de domibus 
 qus! fuerunt Nicholai de San£to Albano in London'. 21. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii facia homlnibus de Oreford, de libertatlbus els 
 conceffis. 22. Dorib. 
 
 Charta Henrici Tertii fafta clvibus Ambienfibus de libertatlbus els 
 conceffis. 23. 
 
 De libertatlbus conceffis monialibus de Steynfeld, In com' Lin- 
 coln'. 24. 
 
 Manerla de Wendover &c Martock concelTa Engeramo de Fenes'. 25. 
 
 De terris 6c libertatlbus conceffis abbati 6c monachls ecclefiag Saa6liE 
 Maria! de loco Sandl Edwardl In Suthamptefier', vocatls Lettcly. 26. in 
 Schedula. 
 
 Charta de prlvlleglls conceffis Willlelmo filio Rlcardl clvis London*. 27. 
 
 Pro abbate 6c monachis SanftiE Trlnitatls, Sanfta^que Katherlui^ da 
 Monte, Rotomagi, de libertatlbus els conceffis. 28. 
 
 M. 
 
 Charta regis Edwardl Confeflbrls monafterlo de Waltham conccila. 
 lace rat'. No. i. 
 
 Charta; de terris 6c libertatlbus conceffis monaflerlo dc Waltham. 
 
 2' 3' 4. 5' 6- . , .... 
 
 Terra de Sutton dc la Hane conccfla fratrlbus hofpltalls Ibidem. 7 6c 8. 
 
 De itcrris 6c libertatlbus conceffis canonicls dc^Waltham. laccrat'. 
 9. Dorlb. 
 
 Thomas de Ncvilla conceffit canonicls de Waltham, domes qua3 
 fuerunt Aaron Judcl de Lincoln', in London'. 10. 
 
 Rex conceffit Thomic de Ncvilla, domos qucE fuerunt Aaron Judei 
 dc Lincoln', in London'. 11. 
 
 Manerlum de Eyton conceffiun Williehno dc Cantilupo, in elcamblum 
 pro mancrio dc Cockefwell. 12. 
 
 B 3 De
 
 12 CHART .E A N T I QJLJ JE. 
 
 De torris £c privilcglis conceflis canonicis de Waltham. 13, 14, 
 
 16, 17. 
 
 Ecclefia SaiitfVi Johannls Baptiftae de Nova Windlefhora, cum capellls 
 fuis de Vctcri Wiiidlefliora, 6cc. coucefla per regem Ricardum Primum 
 canonicis de Waltham. 15. 
 
 Johannes rex conceflit ecclefiic Sanftie Marias de Prato triglnta acras 
 de ellarta, in bofco de Eftbrbc. i 8 & ic. 
 
 Feria apud Sanctam Mariam de Prato juxta villam San£li Albani con- 
 celia dominabus Icprolis ibidem. 19. 
 
 De privilegiis concellis priori & monachis de Coventre. 2r. 
 
 Manerium de Stanftede, & pontis de Thele, conccffum canonicis de 
 .Waltham. 22 & 23. 
 
 IJc terris & libertatibus conceflls monachis de Belande. 24. 
 
 N. 
 
 Viginti & tres chartas de terris & privilegiis ecclefut Sanctae Trinitatis 
 I.X)ndon' concefiis. No. i.ufq. 24. 
 
 Quod abbas 6c monachis de Eyhefliam habeant totam tcrram qua? cfl 
 inter Bladeneham & cliiminum petrinum, quietam de eflartis. 24. 
 
 Pro Warnerio de Liforiis, quod habeat terras fuas. 25. 
 
 Pro Roberto Flamberd. 26. 
 
 Rex conceflit Hugoni de Ilamflappe centum acras tcrriE, de eflartis 
 de Peri. 27. 
 
 Pro archiepifcopo Cantuar', de privilegiis ei conceflls. 28 & 29. 
 
 De eccleflis & libertatibus conceflls cpifcopo Sarum. 30. 
 
 Johannes rex confirmavit concefllonem quam Hugo de Bello Campo 
 fecit Willielmo filio Galfridi. 31. 
 
 Manerium de Staincfbi conceffum Willichno filio Walkelini, cum 
 libertatibus. "^2, 33, 74, 35. 
 
 Rex conceflit Ranulto de Glanvill quietanciam de quingentis acris de 
 eflarto, in bofco de Brama'. 36. Dorlo. 
 
 Conflmilis conceflio pro Waukclino de Ferrarlis. ^V- 
 
 Maneria de Favcrfham & de Triang-le concefla abbati & monachis de 
 Faverlham, cum aliis terris. 38 & 39. 
 
 Villa de Memingburc, cum terra de Brachenholm, &c. concefla eccle- 
 fia; Sancfti Cudberthi Dunolm'. 40. 
 
 Charta regis Henrici Primi de libertatibus conceflls ecclcflas Sancla? 
 Mariic de Binham, 6c monachis San»fti Albani. 41. 
 
 Rex conceflit Radulpho Nobili xiiij. acras, quictas de eflartis. 4:. 
 
 Rex 
 
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 CHARTS ANTI Q^U m.. 13 
 
 Rex concedit, quod Petrus de Golding'con habeat garciinam fuani de 
 Cotes, &c. 43. 
 
 Rex concffnt Willielmo Marefcallo, comiti Pembroc', donationem 
 bacilli paftoralis nbbatite de Nuthlegh. 44. 
 
 Manerium de Morton concefium Galfrido filio Petri, com' EfTex, cum 
 advocatione eccleliie dc Morton. 45 & 46. 
 
 Villa de Ceftretoii cum pertlnentlis conceffa canonicis de Berne- 
 well. 47. 
 
 Villa de Tinden conceHa Stephano de Clay. 48. 
 
 Pro Roberto Marmium. larerat. 49. 
 
 Pro Willielmo com' ArundcU', de quietancia debiti Jud^orum. lace- 
 rat'. 50. 
 
 Pro Thoma de Heidon, de terrra dc Hcidon. jr. 
 
 o. 
 
 Ofto charta? de ecclefiis, terris, & libertatibus, conccffia ec.-l-fice L.. 
 Bcnedidi de Hulmo. No. i, 2, 3, 4, j, 6, y, 8. 
 
 P. 
 
 Novem charts regum Edwardi Confefforis, Willielmi Primi & 
 Henrici Primi de libertatibus eccleiicE Sancli Edmundi conceiils. Jso. i, 
 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. 
 
 Terra in Exninge concefi'a Roberto dc Infula, reddendo annuatim 
 nnuin ipcrvarium forum, i o. 
 
 Alolendinum de Wrochewurtham concefTum ecclefi^ Sancti Johannts 
 Evangeliflx de Hagheman, cum Molta, &c. 11. 
 
 Qiiatuor chartiE regum Willielmi Primi, Henrici Secundi, & Ricardi 
 Primi ecclefiic Sanfti Germani de Seleby conceflie. 12, 13, 14, ij. 
 
 DuaD chartie Ricardi Primi de proteftioue concefTa abbatiie Sanclaj 
 Trinitatis de Cadomo. 16 & 17. 
 
 Ricardus Primus confirmat efcambium inter archiepifcopumCantuariens' 
 & epifcopum Roffenfem, de quadam terra apud Lambethiam, & concedit, 
 ut archiepilcopus edificet ibi eccleliam. 18. 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis bominibus Hugonis de Gurnay. 19. 
 
 Duce chartcc Ricardi Primi de mancrio de Rinthwrd ecclefias SancliE 
 Maria? de Rotbomago conccdo. . 20 & 21. 
 
 Dua2 chartiE Henrici regis ecclcliac SancliE MariiE de Kenillworda. 
 22, 23. Dorfo. 
 
 Ricardus Primus concefllt e]iilcopo Covcntr' ecclcfias de Alrcwas, & 
 de Bromleie. 2-j, 
 
 7 Conccflit
 
 14 C H A R T /E A N T I Q^U B. 
 
 ConccnTit etuun cidcm tpifcopo unum par cuneorum monctx apud 
 Lithe tiki 25. 
 
 Ricardus Primus conccfllt Johanni de Palerna feodum Porta; de 
 Fevcnlel. 26. 
 
 Conc-cffit ctlam cidcm Johaiuii cuftodinm Porta; Caftelli de Peveiifel. 27. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi abbati & monachis ecclelia: San£lae Marine do 
 Abbeudon. iS. 
 
 Charta Hcnrici . . . conceffa hofpitali bcati Petri \\\ Eboraco. 29. 
 
 Sutton de la Hane concclTa per rcgcin Ricardum Primum Willichno 
 d W'rotham, clerico. 3c. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi ccclefiK Saiiclaj Mariae de Tama. 31. 
 
 Mancrium de Uppctena conceflum Reinero de Wextonelham, Buite- 
 leia prioratus. 32. 
 
 Walefhala cum pcrtinentiis concefla Hubcrto Rutto. -^Z; 
 
 Tcrrfc de Coding & Dixwell concefla; Thurilino, dapifero Willehni 
 PevcrcU. 34 & 36. 
 
 Terra; dc Coding & Dixwell conceflae Warnerio Engaine. 35. 
 
 Walcranus filius Walteri invadiavit Roberto filio Sarvini terram fuam 
 dc Ychelcia. 36. 
 
 Scptcm chartCE de terris & libertatibus conccffis abbati & convcntui 
 Malmefbur', viz. Eduardi Confeflbris, Williclmi Primi, Ilenrici Pri- 
 mi, <S:c. No. I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,y. 
 
 Manerium de Boxlc, cum aliis terris & privilegiis, concefs' abbatia; de 
 Boxle per Ricardum Primum. 8. Dorfo. 
 
 JMancrium de Wimelthorp, cum aliis terris, concefla epifcopo Lin- 
 coln', per rcgem Johannem. 9. 
 
 Rex Johannes conceOit Falconi de Oyri mercatum & feriam apud 
 
 Gedenay. 10. 
 
 Dc libertatibus conccdis epifcopo Lincoln'. 11, 12. 
 
 Manerium de BruhuU concclTum Waltero Buftard. I3. 
 
 Rex conccfllt Ricardo de Mida duas carucatas terrae in Forneby. 14. 
 
 Rex concefllt abbatia; de Cerne wrec per omnes terras fuas fuper 
 mare, & bcUum, & polam, & forum in villa de Cerne. i 5. 
 
 Rex conceflit Henrico de NevlU xv. libratas terrae in Alkeby & 
 Thycnton. 16. 
 
 Robcrtus de Novo Burgo conccfllt ecclefia; dc Binadon manerium de 
 \Vol:i\ crton. I 7. 
 
 Dc terris & libertatibus conceflis ecclefias dc Binadon. 1 8. 
 
 Johannes 
 
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 CHARTS ANTI QJJ JE. i^ 
 
 Johannes comes Moriton conceflit HugonI Malalnay villas de Chal- 
 grave & Berewic, & Gangulvegfon, & Ricote. J9. 
 Confirmatio chartce fatStas Hugoni Malauny, 20. 
 Pro civibus Lincoln'. 21. 
 Libera warenna conceiTa Fulconi de Oyri, apud Gednr.y, &c. 22. 
 
 R. 
 
 De terris & libertatibus Conccffis ecclefia? de Brueria. No. i. 
 
 Tota terra de Writel concefTa Johanni lilio Willielmi de Writele, 2, 
 
 Pro abbate Sandlas Marias Ebor'. 3 & 4. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis hominibus de Rye, & de Winchencfel. 5. 
 
 De terris & libertatibus conceffis monafterio Sandi Thom^e Martyris 
 npud cruceni Roheli^e, Euftachiiis de Merc tundator. 6. 
 
 De terris conceflis canonicis de Merton. 7. 
 
 Villa de Kcnefiir, & cuftodia foreflas de Kenefare, conceflss Philippo 
 filio Helgot. 8. 
 
 Cuftodia domorum regis de Weftmonaflerio, & cuflodia gaiola; de 
 London', concefTa; Ofbcrto fratri Willielmi de Longo Campo Can- 
 ccllarii. 9. 
 
 Libertates conceflce civibus Norwic'. 10. 
 
 Maneria de Lamport & de Curi data Rlcardo Revel, t t. 
 
 Sochagium in manerio de Sumerton conceffum Rlcardo Revel. 12. 
 
 Du3B charta; concefla; abbati de Croilland meta.' -ledis abbatix. 13 & 14, 
 
 Confirmatio cliartarum hominibus de Beverlaco conceflarum. ij, 
 16, 17, iS. 
 
 Pro monachis de Dene. 19. 
 
 Pro monachis de Bildewas, de terris & libertatibus eis conceflis. 10. 
 
 Quod ecclefia Sanflic Maria; de Binham, & monachi Sancti Albani, 
 Iiabcant forum in villa de Binham, & nundinas ibidem, cum aliis liber- 
 tatibus. 2.1. Dorfo. 
 
 De libeiando xxx. folidatos terra? Wlllielmo filio Arnulfi. 22. 
 
 Maneiium de Lodres conceflum abbati de Monte Burgo. 23. 
 
 Tota Agmunderncs, cum villa de Preflon, conceflvE Theodbaldo 
 Walter. 24. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Trcntham. 25. 
 
 Pro monaclils do Crokeldena, de donationlbus els fiiilis. 26. 
 
 Rex quietum clamavit Rogerum filium Willielmi Curtpeil, de uni- 
 vcrfo debito Judceorum. 27. 
 
 Rex conceflit abbatlae de Cerne, wrec per omnes terras fijas fuper 
 mare, & ->bfc'llum, 6c polam, &c forum in villa de Ccrnc. 28. 
 
 Charta
 
 ,6 C II A R T .-E A N T I Q^U /E. 
 
 ChartA (wc^n burgcnlibus de RofTen', dc quictr.ncia paagii, quod fume 
 batur a cracc fignatis in ^ ilia de Rouecellr'. 29. 
 
 Dc libertatibus conceals civlbus Wiuton'. 30. 
 
 De t.erris conceals Rlcardo fillo Alcher'. 31. 
 
 Rex coacdlit Leonardo SucuguUo centum marcas argenti, annuatim 
 rccipicndas. q:. 
 
 Mlnillerium Can^eranje regis concefTum Roberto filio Hereberti. 33. 
 
 ^'illa de Bralt, cum libertatibus, concefliC canonicis ecclefiae Sancti 
 Thomx dc Stafford. 34. 
 
 De eccleliis conccfiis ecclefics Sanftai Mariac & Sancll Petri Ex- 
 onien'. 35. 
 
 De tcrris concclFis pnupcribus Montis Jovls, in ecclefia San<5li Nicho- 
 lai 5c Sauvfti Bernardi degcntibus apud Havering. 36. 
 
 iSIaneria dc Horftede, Theohelhid, Hampton, Pennebir, Fclflede, 
 & Tarent, concefia abbati* San6tae Trinitatis de Cadomo. 37 & 38- 
 
 s. 
 
 Novem chartae de tcrris & libertatibus concefTis ecclefiae Fifcannenfi, 
 nempe Willielmi Primi, Henrici Primi, Ricardi Primi. No. I, 2, 3, 
 45 5) 6, 7, 8, 9. 
 
 Mancrium de Eura conceffum Roberto filio Roireri. 10. 
 
 De terris & libertatibus concellis monachis de Balingworc'. if. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Cireceflria. manca. 12. 
 
 De pnrficiendo Hugoncm -Bigot in comitem Norfolc' temp' Henrici 
 Secundi. 13. , 
 
 De pra;ficiendo Rogerum Bigot in comitem Norfolc' temp' Ricardi 
 Primi. 14. 
 
 ChartJE Ricardi Primi de libertatibus conceffis cpifcopo Covcntr'. 
 15 & 16. 
 
 Pro Euftachio de Nevilla. manca. 17. 
 
 De libertatibus concelfis monachis de Pontc Roberti. 18. Dorfo. 
 5c 27. 
 
 Confirmatio donationum fadtarum monachis de Bocfafta per Ricar- 
 dum Primum. 19, 
 
 De tcrris & libertatibus concelTis abbatiae de Wavcrlea per Ricardum 
 Primum. 20. 
 
 Ecclefia & manerium de Thornecumba, cum aliis terris & libertatibus 
 concclfa abbatix dc Ford per Ricardum Primum. 21. 
 
 I 
 
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 CHARTS ANTI QJJ JE. ij 
 
 Ivlaneria de Frantona & Bienicome', cum membris, in comltatu Dorfet, 
 Northam in comitatu Devon, & Penfelda in comitatu Effex, concefla 
 monachis de Cadomo per Henricum Primum. 22. 
 
 De terra de Ambrefham. manca. 23. 
 
 Pro P>.icnrdo de Clare comite de Hereford. 24. 
 
 Confirmatio donationis faftie Henrico de Marifco, de terris in Hem- 
 ftede per Henricum Primum. 2j. 
 
 Alanerium de Lannhou conccffum Simoni, Pincerne regis. 16. 
 
 TerrsB de Buris conceffas Stephano l^lundi. 28. 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis Gilberto filio Rogeri filii Rcinfr' per totam 
 terram fuam de Weftmerland, & Kendale. 29, 30. 
 
 Pro monialibus ecclefias Fontis Ebroldi. 3 i . 
 
 T. 
 
 De terris & libertatibus conceffis monialibus de Fonte Ebraldi, apud 
 Ethonam per Henricum Secundum. No. i. 
 
 Pro abbate & monachis de Abbendon. 2. 
 
 Pro monachis de Bermundefcy. lacerat'. 3. 
 
 De libertatibus conceiTis ecclefice Chrifti Cantuar'. 4, 5. 
 
 Pro monachis de Lentona. 6. 
 
 Pro monachis de ordine Ciilercienfi, dequie tantia debitorum Aaron 
 Juda[;i Lincoln'. 7. 
 
 Maneria de Livefham, & Grenewic, conceffa abbati & monachis dc 
 Gant, cum omnibus fibi pertinentibus, videlicet Wulewic, Modingcham, 
 & Cumbe, &c. 8, 9, 10. 
 
 Manerium de I^inton, & terra de Co6tona, concefla Ricardo Talebot, 
 & Gilberto Talebot. 11, 12. 
 
 Willielmus Luvel conceffit Willielmo de Longo Campo, Elienli 
 epifcopo, cancellario, terras & advocationes ecclefiarum in Wefton, &c. 13. 
 
 Confirmatio donationis fafta; per Willielmum de Longo Campo Collno 
 de Andrileio, de terris & advocationibus ecclefiarum inWeflon, &c. 14. 
 
 Centum acra: de eflartis in forefta de Stamford, & de Greneiled, & dc 
 Angra, concefl's Ricardo de Luci. \ ^. 
 
 Pro priore & fratribus de Charthufa. 16. 
 
 Pro fratribus militiae Tcmpll Salomonis, de libertate. 17, 18, 29, 2a. 
 
 Terra in Walden concefla Ricardo Capell. manca. 21. 
 
 Pro Rogero de Sandto Edmundo. manca. Z2. 
 
 Pro monachis Coleccflr'. 22. Dorfo. 36. manca. 
 
 Pro abbate & monachis de Theokefbir'. 23, 32. Dor{o. 
 
 Pro ecclcfia Saudi Jacobi de Briftoua. 24. Dorfo. 
 
 C Pr«
 
 1-8 C H A R T .^ A N T I QJJ JE. 
 
 Pro fan^limoniaHljus dc Apeltona. 25. 
 
 Mancrium de Wermeiiiftr' concelllim Roberto Maud, Camerarlo 
 regis. 26. 
 
 Rex conceffit Willielmo Folet omnia eflarta fua de Wlreceftrefyra. 27. 
 
 Dc tcrris conceJlis Petro Capellano, 8c Wlllielmo de Wudeham. 28. 
 
 De terris datls monachis de Brueria. 29. 
 
 De terris datis ecclcliaj Saii£l:i Jacobi Northamton. 30. 
 
 De terris conceffis com' Williclmo de INIaud. 3 i. 
 
 Pro canonicis dc Waltham. 33. 
 
 Charta Henrici Sccundi monrxhis San£li Albani concelTa. 34. 
 
 Pro monachis de Warduna. 35. 
 
 Pro abbatia Sandli Johannis Baptifta de Colceflria, lacerat'. 36. 
 
 Pro monachis apud Chiniacum. lacerat'. 3-. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Murton. lacerat'. 38. 
 
 Pro fratribiis Sanfti Hofpitalis Jeruialem. ^^. 
 
 Pro epllcopo Wigornicnli. 40. 
 
 Mercatum apud Burmingham conceffum Petro fiiio Willielmi Da- 
 piteri. 41, 42. 
 
 I 
 
 u. 
 
 Charta regis Edwardi Confcflbris, de libertatibus conceffis ccclefias 
 Sanai Petri Weftm'. No. i. 
 
 Charta Henrici Secundi ecclefi^e Sanftas Trinitatis de Kirkham concefia. 
 2. Dorfb. 
 
 Charta Walteri Efpech, & Adclina; uxoris ejus, ccclciicc dc Kirkham 
 iconceffa. 3. 
 
 Charta Henrici Secundi abbati & monachis ecclefiae San£ll Aldclml de 
 Mahnefburi. 4. 
 
 Charta2 dus Henrici Primi & Sccundi canonicis de Mertona, in comi- 
 tatu Suthriac conceflk\ 5, 6. 
 
 w. 
 
 Duac charta2 ecclefia^ Sancli Aldelmi de Malmefburi per reges Willlel- , ,, 
 
 mum Primum & Rlcardum Primum concefla;. No. i, a. i 
 
 De Hbcrtatlbus conceffis iiominibus dc Sudflet, & dc Gofeberdecherche, 
 & dc Quadhavcringe, & dc Duningtona per Rlcardum Primum, 3. 
 
 Paftura de Langcden & Wlka, cum pafbura, concefla: per Rlcardum 
 Primum monachis de Stanlega. 4. HI 
 
 Middeiton & Melrela concefla abbati & monachis Sanftl Ebulfi. 5. 
 
 Charta
 
 CHARTS ANTI QJJ JE. i^ 
 
 Charta regis Ricardi Primi conqefla ecclefiiE SancliE Marian de Vallc 
 Dei. 6. 
 
 Quod Hugo de Coleham, & hasredes fui, fmt dapiferi totius abbatice 
 Wellm', 6c lub Abbate procuratores. 7. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi ccclefia: Saucti Johannis Baptifts de Haliwcll. 8. 
 Ricardus Primus conceffit Johanni Marefcallo luo, & ha:redibus fuis, 
 Bolcham, cum leflagio, & cum hundredo. 9. 
 
 Conceflit etiam eidem Johanni Wexcumbam, & Bedev/ind, cum 
 hundredo, & omnibus pertinentiis. 10. 
 
 Duaj chartas Ricardi Primi Yfaac filio Rabiiofe, & aliis Juda^is, de li- 
 bertntibus coiiceffis. 11, 12. 
 
 Charta Henrici canonicis de Buttelcya. 13. 
 Charta Ricardi Primi eildem canonicis concefla. 14. 
 Margareta de Ros conceilit hjereditatem fuam Willichno flho fuo. i :;. 
 Charta ^thelmeri, iiUi /Ethelwerdi, fatrapa; regis ^thelredi, abbati 
 de Cernel conccffi. 16. Dorfo. 
 
 De terris conceffisGalfrido filio Petri perregem Ricardum Primum. 17. 
 Charta conceffa per regem Henricum monachis de Pipev/ell. 18. 
 Charta Ricardi Primi eifdem monachis conceffa. 19. 
 Dua; chartae conceflac Hugoni filio Anketilli de IMefcinges, & Rop-ero 
 de Mefeingcs, de terris in Mtieing. 20, 21. 
 
 X. 
 
 Tres chartfE ecclefias Sandi Petri de Burgo per regem Ricardum Pri- 
 mum concefli. No. i, 2, 3. 
 
 De terris datis monachis ordinis Cifteriienfis, ad conflruendam abba- 
 tiam de Flcxleia. 4, 5. 
 
 Codintone 6c Wapelee conceffa abbatias de Stanlcga ; 6c raancrium dc 
 Winterburn, concefium cidem abbatias. 6, 7. 
 
 Pratum de Chingcfmede conceffum ecclefias de Abendon. 8. 
 
 Quinque chartae de ecclefiis, terris, 6c libertatibus conccllis abbatia; de 
 Rading. 9 ulque 13. 
 
 Villa de Eftona conceffa monachis Salop'. 14. 
 
 De libertatibus conceuis abbatiai de Weftm'. 16, 17. Dorfb. 
 
 Wlwich 6c Moddingham conceffa abbati 6c monachis ecclefias beati 
 Johannis Baptifls Angliacenfis. 18. 
 
 Libertates conceffse ecclefiae SancSlae Marias Leirceflr'. 19, 20. 
 
 De terris 6c ecclefiis concefTis canonicis do Torinton. 21. 
 
 Worda, membrum mancrii de Fercadon, conceffa monachis de 
 Tame. 22. 
 
 C 2 Pro
 
 20 C II A R T .E A N T I QJJ Ai. 
 
 Pro monacliis dc Stcinlog. 23. 
 
 Pro monachis de Stratford. 24, 25, 26. 
 
 Deterris 5c libcrtatibus concefiis Alano de Valenles. 27. 
 
 De libcrtatibus in honore de Huntedona concefTis comiti David, fratri 
 r.gis Scotiac. 28. 
 
 Caflcllum de Arundell', cum toto houore Arundell', conccffum Willi- 
 elmo comiti Arundell'. 29. 
 
 Pro canonicis ecclefiae Sanifli Dionilli, juxta Suthamton. 30. 
 
 Manerium de Suniburn, 6cc. conccflum Willielmo Briewerc. 31. 
 
 Y. 
 
 DuPD chartse bviro;cnubus de Notingham, conceflce per Henricum Se-. 
 cundum, & regem Johaancm. No. i, 2. 
 
 Manerium ce Celtrefeld in Derby/hire, cum Brumton & Wittinton,. 
 & foca, & toto Wapen' de Scarncdale, concefla Ricardo Briwere. 3. 
 Pro monachis de Wardonc. 4. 
 Proburgenfibus de JVIerlcberg. 5. 
 
 Terra de Sutton de la Hanc concelTa Willielmo de Wrotham, ad faci- 
 endum indc unum holpitale. 6. 
 
 Pro abbate &c monachis Sancti Marci de Monte Viterbo in Tufcia. y. 
 Terra de Prell:liore & d'c Ilaucunho concefla GaltVido, Arbelftario 
 regis. 8. || 
 
 Pro monachis de Tileteia. 9. 
 
 Ecclefia San£li Maderni dc Pvidwori concede! Thomo? de Chlmcll, 
 clcrico. laccrat'. i o. 
 
 Cuftodia terra) & puerorum Hamonis de Valoines conceffa Hugoni 
 Nevill. II. 
 
 Rex concefllt Rogero dc BriflolF fcxaginta 6c fexdccim folidos & ob' 
 annuatim percipiend. lacerat'. 12. 
 . De tcrris & libcrtatibus conceflis monachis de Swinefneved. ij. Dorfo. 
 Pro Willielmo fillo Othonis Aurifabri, de terra de Bcnflet, 6c aliis terris 
 in com' Eflex, 6c dc mirterio cuneorum. 14 ulque 20. 
 Pro abbate 6c monachis de Hida. 21. 
 
 Hundredum de Normancros concefTum abbatiiC dc Thorncya. 22. 
 De terris conccflis Rogero de Flamenvilla, 6c Willielmo filio fuo. 
 13,21. 
 
 j^ldermaneria de Weftgatc infra muros clvitatis Cantuari^e concefla 
 Baldewino de Wervall. 25, 26. 
 
 Deterris 6c libertaribus conccflis monachis de Rupe. 27. Dorlb. 
 Manerium de Hedindon conccflum I'honxa; BaflTet. 28. 
 
 Manerium
 
 CHARTvE ANTI Q^U J£. 21 
 
 Manerlum de BeleAed concefTum abbati de Albamar'. 29. 
 IMolendinum extra Dorcheftre couceffum abbatis de Binedon. la- 
 cerat'. 30. 
 
 Manerium de Chavele concefTum Gilberto Peche. 31, 32. 
 Pro monacliis de Buckfaft, donatio terrarum. 33. 
 
 z. 
 
 Corebrigg maner' concefTum Roberto filio Roger!. No. i,. 
 
 Newburn manerluni conceffum eidem Roberto. 2. 
 
 Robyri manerium ccncelTum eidem Roberto. 3. 
 
 Johannes rex concefTit Rogero de Briftoll' fexaginta 5c fexdecim folidos 
 •&ob', annuatim percipiendos. 4. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus de Derby. 5. 
 
 Duae chartaj monachis de Mergan concefTae. 6, 7. 
 
 Comitatus Roteland cum warrcnna in terra fua de Emplngeham, con- 
 ccila Radulpho de Normanvill. 8. 
 
 Wycumbe manerium concefllim Alano BafTet. 9.. 
 
 Duae chartiE epifcopo Cyceflrenfi concefTs. 10, 11. 
 
 Niweton concefilim canonicis de Plinton. i 2. 
 
 Cuftodia terrarum & haeredum Ricardi de Greinvill concefTa Ricardo 
 Fleming. 13. 
 
 Pro abbate & conventu de Cormeliis. 14.. 
 
 Dudecota concefla Hugoni de Mara. 15. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Tanton. lacerat'. 16. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Wudcham. lacerat'. i y. 
 
 Manerium de Corbi conceffum Roberto de Braibroc. 18. Dorlb* 
 
 Manerium de Writel concefliuii Thomae de Ncvill. 19. 
 
 Pro abbate 6c canonicis de Cyrenceftre. 20. 
 
 De terris in Cokham, 6cc. conceflis Ada^ filio Radulphi de Burn* 
 ham. 21. 
 
 De libertatibus concefTis Roaldo frlio Alani. 22. 
 
 Mafiigium, quod fuit Bencdiiti filii Jacobl in Lincoln', concelTura 
 Galfrido SaUarlo regis. 23. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis concefTa burgenfibus de Dunewiz. 24. 
 
 Pro abbatia San£li Stephanl de Cadomo. 25. 
 
 Pro abbate & conventu ccclefia? Sanfti Martini Sagii. 26, 27.. 
 
 Prefbiteratus omnium Juda:orum totius AngliaeconcefTus Jolceo Judxo 
 London'. 28. 
 
 Manerium de Odiham concefTum hominibus di Odiham. 29. 
 
 De terris concelHs Alardo Flandreuli. 30. 
 
 Johannes.
 
 22 C H A R T .E A N T I Q U ^. 
 
 Tohsnncs rex concefTit bnronibus de Pevenfcl, quod taciant unam 
 villain lupcr galetum quod jacct inter portum de Pevenlcl 6c Laiige- 
 ncrc. 3 i . 
 
 Advocatio abbatix Sandae OJithiP de Chlch' concefla epifcopo 
 London'. 3:. 
 
 De tfrris conceflls Roberto de Warncford. 33. 
 
 De m lueriis de Weftun, & de la Penne. lacerat'. 34. 
 
 Manerium de Eiton conceffum Willielmo de Cantilupo. 35. 
 
 A. A. 
 
 Terra de Wutton concefTa Waltero de la Rivere. No. i, 2. 
 
 Quatuor charts monachis Sandli Auguftini Cantuaris concedk* 
 
 3, 4' 5> 6. 
 
 Qnatuor charts? conceflk abbatlae Sanclse Maria: de Torneia. 7 uique i o. 
 IVIaneriuni de Olkinton, & terrx in Wilberdefton iio Stok, couceis' 
 Willielmo de Albcncio. 11. 
 
 De libertatibus concelTis Icprofis Sancti Lazari de Jerufalcm. 12. 
 
 Quod ecclefia Sandae Mariae Oxon', & perfona ejufdem ecclefiae, lint 
 quiet' de redditu xxxii. denar'. 13. 
 
 De terris conceiris Willielmo de Wrotham. 14. 
 
 Pro epifcopo Dunolm' conlirmatio libertatum. 15. 
 
 Manerium de Sneid, cum Ibca, concels' Rogero de Laci, conftabu- 
 lario Ccftria;. 1 6. 
 
 Pro monachis de Radinges. 17, 18. 
 
 Terra in villa de Kerfinton concelTa Thomse de Chimilli. 19. 
 
 Manerium de Ceftrefcld, cum Briwcton, &c. conccflii Willielmo 
 Briwere. 20. 
 
 Honor cum caftcllo de Berkhamfled concefs' Gaufrido filio Petri, com!ti 
 Eflex. 21. 
 
 Manerium de Wintereflawe conceflum eidem Gaufrido. 22. 
 
 Manerium de Aillefbyr' concellum eidem Gaufrido. 23. 
 
 Immemcre 6c Immcdon, 6cc. concc(Tl\ ThomiE Ruffi. lacerat'. 24. 
 
 Manerium de Gretton conceffum Waltero de Prefton. 25. 
 
 Manerium de Andover concefl'um horainibus de Andovcr. 26. 
 
 Pro abbarc 6: convcntu dc Crck. 27. 
 
 Charta r g : | obnnni^ pro canonicis dc Cyrenceftr'. 28. Dorfo. 
 
 Pro priore 6c canonicis de Suwick. 29. 
 
 Maneria de Ccddrc 6c Axcbrige, cum hun.Iredis de Wintheftoke & de 
 Ceddre, conceffa Hugoni de Wellij;. 30. Dorfo. 
 
 De terris conccflis Wiiliclmo Turpiu, Camerario regis. 31. 
 
 7 Terra 
 
 1
 
 CHART. E ANTI QJJ JE. ^^ 
 
 ■ Terra de Froma concefTa Ofeberto Turpin. lacerat'. 32. 
 Manerium de Aura concefTum Wlatero feniori de Aura, cum allis terris. 
 
 33' 34. _ 
 
 De terris in Stanwele, & alibi, conceflis Jocclino filio Hugoni?, parfonae 
 ecclefiic dc Stanwell. 35. 
 
 Manerium de Hwauton, cum tota baronia, concefs' Roberto filio 
 Rogeri. 36. 
 
 Cuilodia totius forcfta? de Eflexia, & domorum regis de Havering, cou- 
 cella Ricardo dc Munfichct. 37. 
 
 Manerium de Colingham & Berdefeie concefs' abbati & monachis 
 de Kjrkeftall. 38. 
 
 Avalagium Thamifiis apud Bray conceflum Jordano de Londoniis. 39. 
 
 Capellaria Sanfti Stephani de Welhn' conceflum Baldewino de 
 Londoniis. 40. 
 
 Johannes rex conceflit Aliclas comitifl"a3 Warewic', quod fit vidua 
 quamdiu fibi placuerit. Sec. 41. 
 
 • Rex concefiit Magirtro Williclmo dc Leicellr', clerico, triglnta mar- 
 cas fingulis annls. 42. 
 
 Rex quietum clamavit Fulconem de Oirl de manerlo fi.10 de Gednay, 
 & de Soka, &c. 43. 
 
 De terris apud Chintonam conceflis Radulpho de San61:o Germano. 
 
 44v45- 
 
 Cuilodia comitatuum ElTex' & Herford' conccfiii Roberto Mantelo. 46. 
 
 Manerium de Stokes juxta Guldcford conceflum epitcopo Lonuou'. i\.y. 
 
 Pro eplicopo London', lacerat'. 48. 
 
 Charta conceflii burgenfibus Huntedon'. lacerat'. 49. . 
 
 B. B. 
 
 Manerium de Wyrkefwrde & Efleburne concefs' Willielmo de Fer- 
 rarlis, comlti de Derebl. No, i. 
 
 Rex fulceplt in proteifllonem fuam Vincentium hlium Mainard, Sec. 2. . 
 
 Una virgata terr33 in Dinefle concefia Willielmo Pollard. 3. 
 
 Quadraginta lolid' fterlingorum annuatim percipiend' conceili abbatix' 
 Fontis Eborardi. 4. 
 
 Decem marcas annuatim percipiend' concefl'a; abbatiaj San6ti Edmundi, 
 tid reparationem feretrl Sandii Edmundi. 5. 
 
 De terris conceflis Rogero de Sanfto Manveo. 6. . 
 
 Pro epifcopo Coventrenfi. 7. 
 
 Terra de Dalewudc conceira Roberto dc Cantlmerula. 8. 
 
 Due chartasde libertatlbus ecclefiiE Saudi Pauli London'. 9, )o. 
 
 Medietas
 
 24 C H A R T .E A N T I Q^U .E. 
 
 Medietas manerii de Mealdon concefl'a ecclefiae Saudi Pauli London'. 1 1 . 
 
 Manerium de Cire^iceftr' conceflum canonicis ibidem. 12, 13. 
 
 De terris concefils nionachis dc Dora. 14. 
 
 Tres chartae de terris & libertatibus concellis monachis de Tynemue. 
 lacerat". 15, 16, 18. Dorfo. 
 
 Pro mojiialibiis de Bromhal. 1 7. 
 
 Mancriiim de Blaafl:on conceflum Hugoni de Xevill. 19. Dorfo. 
 
 Molendinum dcWirmhuU cum terris concefs' Daniel Pincernse. 20. 
 
 Mancrium dc Bruhull coucedum Willielmo Buiftard. 21. 
 
 Cancelaria regis concefla Waltero deGrai. 22. 
 
 Rex fufcepit in proteclionem fuam epifcopum London'. 23. 
 
 De conduclu c\: protectione pro Hugone Oifel. 24, 25. Dorfo. 
 
 Mercatum de Wudcfi:ok, cum Langabulo ejufdcm vilhe, concefs' Re- 
 ginaldo de Bruhull. 26. 
 
 Pro Godefrido Spigurnell. 27. 
 
 Dc terris conccflis Galfridi tilio Petri, lacerat'. 28. 
 
 Charta de libertatibus conceflls hominibus de Yvelceflr'. lacerat'. 29. 
 
 Pro Willielmo Daco. 30. 
 
 Quod homines de Sanfto Botulfo fnit de honore de Richemund. 
 lacerat'. 31. 
 
 Pro monachis de Stanleya. lacerat.' 32. 
 
 c. c. 
 
 Chartx regum Edwardl Confefforis, & W^illlelmi Primi, &cc. de terris 
 & libertatibus conceflis abbatias Weftm'. No. i, 2, 3. 
 
 Charta Matildis Imperatricis, de libertatibus conceflis abbatias de 
 Hulmo. 4. Dorfo. 
 
 Charta Henrici Secundi conccfla eidem abbatix. 5. 
 
 Tres chartae Henrici Primi &c Secundi abbatiie de Whitebi con- 
 ceflle. 6, 7, 8. 
 
 Charta Henrici Secundi de ecclefiis, capellis, terris, & declmis, ec- 
 clefiae Sandtoe Marix Sarelber' concellis. manca. 9. 
 
 Pro monachis de San6lo Laurentio. manca. 10. 
 
 De libertatibus concelfis canonicis de Mcrton. i i. 
 
 Dc libertatibus concefhs fratribus San£li Hofpitalis Jerufalem. 12, 13. 
 
 Chartaj Williclmi Primi, Henrici Primi & Secundi, de libertatibus 
 ^cc\:Cix Sanfti Pauli London'. 14 ufque 18. 
 
 Pro monialibus dc Alarciniaco. 19. 
 
 Pro abbate &c monachis de Ruhford. 20. 
 
 De libertatibus concellis abbati & monacliis de Ramefey, 2 1. 
 
 Pro 
 
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 CHARTS ANTI Q^U JE. 25 
 
 Pro abbate & monachis de Becco, 22. 
 
 Robeitus comes Mellent, confulatum Legeceflr' adeptus, fundavit 
 domura religiolis in Leyceftr'. manca. 23. 
 
 D. D. 
 
 Duae charts; concefs' Willielmo de Humez per reges Henrlcum Se- 
 cundum & Ricardum Primum, de Conftabularia regis. No. i, 2. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis burgenfibus Glouceftria2 per reges Henrlcum 
 Secundum & Ricardum Primum. 3, 4. 
 
 Libertates ecclelis Eboracenfis. 5. 
 
 Ecclefia de Stokeflay, ecclefia de Staintona, & ecclefia de Gainesford, 
 cum capella de Caftello Bern, concefla: ecclefis Sandae Mariae Ebo- 
 raci. 6. 
 
 Korkeby cum pifcaria, & Kaderleng c\im molendino, concefs' Hu- 
 berto de Vallibus quiet' ab omni Neutegeldo. 7 & 20, ac 21. Dorfo. 
 
 Terra de Wordhie conceffa Waltero Ofliario de camera regis. 8. 
 
 Villa de Stanlea conceffa eidem Waltero. 9. 
 
 Confirmatio Ricardi Primi fafta Almarico difpenfatori, de terra de 
 Wordi, & de Stanlea. 10, 11. 
 
 Charta Ricardi Primi epifcopo Lincoln' conceffa, de quietantia Man- 
 telli. 12. 
 
 Mancrium de Turroc conceffum per Ricardum Primum Henrico de 
 Gray. 13, 
 
 Ricardus Primus concefiit abbati & monachis de Tyrun xx. marcas 
 argenti, percipiendas annuatim. 14. 
 
 Libertates conceffas canonicis de Kertmel. 15. 
 
 Charts de libertatibus & terris conceffis monafterio de Burgo. 16 
 17, 18, 19. 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis hofpltali Sancli Petri Eboraci. 22, 23. 
 
 Sex charta;, de libertatibus & terris conceffis abbati & monachis de 
 Whitebl. £4 ufq-, 92. 
 
 Manerium de Haunleg, & cuftodia fore(la^ de Malvern, concefs' Gal- 
 frido de Abbetot. 32. 
 
 Johannes rex fufcepit in protectionem fuam ecclefiam Beverlac', &c. ^^. 
 
 "Scrjanteria in capella regis, & _^medictas caparum epifcopal', copceflb 
 Waltero Buiftard. 34. 
 
 Charta Sandlimonialibus de Wices. manca. 35. 
 
 D E. E. Charta?
 
 26 CHART yEANTI QJU .^. 
 
 E. E. 
 
 Chartae Edwardl Confeflbrls, & Henrlci Secundi, conceflac abbatl de 
 Fefcamp, & de Placito tangcnte terras &: libertates. No. 1,2, j 
 
 Cliarta Rlcardl Primi conccffa monaftcrio de Burgo. 3. 
 
 Charta Rlcardl Priinl de libertatibus conceflis abbatl 6c monachls ec- 
 cleiiae San£ti Aldellni Malmcfbur'. 4. I 
 
 De quinquaginta acris de eflartis de Alemundebir', conceffis canonlcis 
 de Mertoii per regcm Henricum Secundum 5. 
 
 Ricardus Primus conceffit Roberto fillo Rogerl manerlum de Eura, 
 cum pertinentlis. 6. 
 
 Tres chartae ecclefia; San£ll Petri Gemetlcenfis conceflze. 7, 8, 9. 
 
 Manerlum de Hou, cum pertinentlis, concefl'um Hugonl Bard, in ex- 
 cambio honoris de Banton. 10. 
 
 Decern acrae de eflartis In manerio de Herieia conceflic monachls de 
 Herleia. 11. 
 
 Sexaginta acrce in forefla de Akeden, ex parte Chenebolton, conceflae 
 comltl Simonl. 12. 
 
 Weftona & Alwielga concefla Widoni Extraneo. 13. 
 
 Charta concefia Wlllielmo Brlewere, quod teneat terras fuas in forcfta 
 de Llavera. 14. 
 
 De terrls & hbertatlbus conceflis ecclefiae Sandlae Frldefwid' Oxoii' per 
 regem Johanncm. 15. 
 
 De terris & libertatibus conceflis abbatl & canonlcis de Lillefluill. 
 manca. 16. 
 
 Manerlum de Sathberga, cum wapentaco 6c libertatibus, concefs' ec- 
 clefias San^tl Cuthbertl Dunolm'. lacerata. i 7. 
 
 ^Irichefcot, quai ell in Devonia, conceflk Rogero de Thoeni. 
 lacerata. 18. 
 
 Duo inflrumenta. lacerata. 19,20. 
 
 Charta Rlcardl Priml abbatl de Burgo conccfla. ai. 
 
 Mefliaglum quod fuit Robertl Briton in clvitate London', In Vinetarla, 
 conceflUm Hugonl Oifel de Ipra. 22. Dorfo. 
 
 Charta regis Johannls monachls de Lenton concefla. 23. Dorfo. 
 
 Alia charta eifdem monachis. 24. 
 
 llungrecluna cum pertln' conccfla ecclefia; Sandli Jacobl de Wel- 
 leberch. 2<;. 
 
 Charta regis Johannls burgcnflbus Glouceftr* concefla. 26. 
 
 Mane 
 
 ria
 
 CHARTS ANTI Q^U JE. a; 
 
 JVIaneria de Luitonn, de Waneting, & Norton, conceffa Baldewino 
 de Betuna com' Albemarl', per reges Ricardum Primum &c Johaii- 
 nem. 27, 28. 
 
 Maneria de Rolefham, Stokes, Braburn, Sutton, .... conceffa eidem 
 Baldewino. 
 
 Charta ejufdem Baldewini Roberto de Marifco conceffa, de manerlo 
 de Nortun, & molendino de Wica, &c. manca. 2-9. 
 
 Johannes rex conceffit Hugoni de Hafteng quicquld habuit in villa de 
 Tylley. manca. 30. 
 
 Charta conceffa burgcnfibus de Gipefwico. manca. 31. 
 
 F. F. 
 
 De manerlis, ecclefiis, terris, & libertatibus conceflis monachls ecclefiae 
 Sancti Petri de Monte Acuto. No. i, 2, 3. 
 
 Pro fratribus & fbroribus hofpitalis San6li Johannis extra portam 
 orientalem Oxoniae' de libertatibus. 4. 
 
 Pro fratribus hofpitalis de Olpringis. 5. 
 
 Pro monachis de Stanleya. 6. 
 
 Manerium de Ford conceffum Henrico Aldithel. 7. 
 
 Maneria de Carwell & de Depeford, cum advocatione ecclefiae de 
 Depeford, conceffi Nicholao de Molis. 8. 
 
 Pro ecclefia BeatiE Maria; Sarum tranflata de Caftro Sarefberias ad 
 locum inferiorem. 9. 
 
 Terra in Skeggeby conceffa Godefrido Spigurnell. i o. 
 
 Terra in Sutton concefla Gilberto Baflet. i i . 
 
 Villa de Ceflreton concefla priori & canonicis de Bernewell. 12. 
 
 Johannes de Bello Campo quietum clamavit Henrico do Braibroc. 13. 
 
 Terra de Brokhampton, 6c de Cumbroc, 6c Kington, concefla Ra- 
 dulpho de Trublevill. 14. 
 
 Villa de Braicote concefla Plenrico de Cerne. 15. 
 
 Pro abbate de Furnes. 16. Dorfo. 
 
 Pro abbate de Bordcflegh. 17. 
 
 Terra in ... vvurth & in Werblinton conceffa Willielmo Aguilun. 
 manca. 18. 
 
 G. G. 
 
 Duai chartae rcgum Hcnrici Primi 6c Sccundi monachis Theodford 
 conceflic. No. 1, 2. 
 
 Flenricus Sccundus conceflit Pctro Capri lano fuo, 6c Willielmo de 
 Wodeham fervienti fuo, xxx. acras terra: de Wodcham. 3. 
 
 D 2 l^c
 
 29 CHART. EANTI QJJ .E. 
 
 De tcrris concc-llls c-cclefict Sancll Johnnnii Baptilla; de Wo-'cham, 4- 
 
 Quatuor acne terra^ in Aketona conccflle Rogero Barre. 5. 
 
 De terns & libcrtatibus concefiis ecclc-rut Sandlas Maria; & Sancti 
 Johannis Baptifla? de Godeflowe, & monialibus ibidem. 6. mV 
 
 De maneriis, terris, & dccimis, coniirmatls ordini & rcligioni Fontis " 
 Ebraldi. 7. 
 
 De terris conceflis monialibus de Fonte Ebraldi. 8. Dorfo. ij| 
 
 Charta regis Ricardi Primi de ecclcfia Fontis Ebraldi. 9. 
 
 Charta cjufdcm regis de abbatia de Hulmo. 10. 
 
 De libcrtatibus concellis abbati & monachis de Becco. 1 r. 
 
 De maneriis conceflis Roberto Achard. 12, 13. 
 
 Ricardus Primus rex conceflit Willielmo de Sanftae Mari;E ecclefia, 
 decanatum ecclcliae San£ti Martini London', i 5. 
 
 Dc terris in Lechamplled conceflis Ricardo filio Ofberti. 16. 
 
 Manerium de Hon conceflum Hugoni Bard, in excambio honoris de 
 Bamton. 17. 
 
 Charta regis Ricardi, de terris conceflis canonicis dc Merton. 1 S. 
 
 Jc hannes rex conceflit Radulpho de Arden, ut efliartari faciat xl. acras 
 de Bofco fuo de Mora, in Mcthing. 19. 
 
 Rex Ricardus Primus recepit in protedlionem fuam canonicos & mo- 
 niales domus de Semplingham. 20. 
 
 Charta ejufdem regis priori de Spalding. 21. 
 
 No. 22 & 23 manca. 
 
 H. H. 
 
 Burton fuper Trent mercatum, warrenna, & libcrtates. No. i . 
 
 Bromley mercatum conceflTum abbati & monachis de Burton. 2. 
 
 Coumbc Martin, feria concefla Willielmo Martin. In Schedula. 
 
 Barnfl:aple Burgus, feria concefla Willielmo Martin. In Schedula. 
 
 Haldefworthi, feria concelTa Willielmo Martin. In Schedula. 
 
 Taufl:ock libera warenna concefla eidem W'illielmo. 3. 
 
 Nymet mercatum & feria concefla eidem Willielmo. 3. 
 
 Dantridccum maner', inercatum concefla Henr' de Traccy. 4. 
 
 Bovl manerium in comitatu Devon', mercatum, feria, & libera wa- 
 renna, conceflli eidem Henrico. 5. 
 
 Southmouton manerium, mercatum, & feria, conceflGi Nicolao filio 
 Martini. 6. 
 
 Wcfl:-Lydesford manerium, mercatum, & feria concefla eidem Ni- 
 colao. 7. 2 
 
 Merwode
 
 CHART.^ ANTI QJJ /E. 29 
 
 Menvode raanerium, feria, & libera warenna, iii diverfis manerils, 
 concefla Willielmo Martin. 8. 
 
 Toppefliam manerium, mercatum, & feria concefla Hugoni de 
 Courtney. 9. 
 
 Ken manerium mercatum, & feria concefla Hugoni de Courtney. 9. 
 
 Ywern mercatum, & duas feria; concefs' eidem Hugoni. 10. 
 
 Sex chartiTS de libertatibus conceffis burgenfibus Salop'. 1 1 ufq; 16. 
 
 Feria apud Novam Sarum concefla epifcopo Saruin. 17, 18, 22. 
 
 Ramnefbur' manerium, feria, concefla epifcopo Sarum. ip, 23. 
 
 Shireburn manerium, feria, concefla epifcopo Saioim. 19,23. 
 
 Suthbrom' extra villam Divis' feria concefla eidem epifcopo. 20. 
 
 Yateiininfter feria concefla epifcopo Sarum. 21. 
 
 Godalmyngg feria concefla epifcopo Sarum. 21. 
 
 Chidingefold feria concefla epifcopo Sarum. 21. 
 
 Sonnyng apud Wokyngham dus ferias concefla.^ epifcopo Sarum. 24. 
 
 Nofl:el feria concefla canonicis Sancli Ofwaldi, Sc confirmatio ejufdem. 
 
 Hertone feria & libera warenna in diverfls terris fuls in comltatu Devon', 
 conceflze Olivero de Dynham. 27. 
 
 Herton mercatum concefllim eidem Olivero. 28. 
 
 Bokelaunde mercatum & feria concefs' Galfrido de Dynham. 29. 
 
 I. I. 
 
 Charta gloriofi regis ^dgari, dc pofleflionibus & libertatibus ecclefias 
 Elieufis. No. i. 
 
 Charta Sandli regis Edwardi, de pofleflionibus & libertatibus ecclefi^e 
 Elienfis. 2. 
 
 Charta regis Willielml Primi fa£ta eidem ecclefiae. 3. 
 
 Charta Henrici regis Primi concefla eidem ecclefia;. 4. 
 
 Danecaflre, feria concefla Roberto de Turnham. 5. 
 
 Lyth, mercatum & feria conceis' Petro de Malo Lacu. 6, j. 
 
 Egeton, mercatum & feria concefs' eidem Petro. 8. 
 
 Grenefted villa concefla per W. comitem Glouceflr' Ricardo de 
 Luci. 9. 
 
 Stanford & Angre, &c. conceflie Ricardo de Lucy per W. com' filiuni 
 regis Stephanl, 10. 
 
 Grenefled villa confirmata Ricardo de Lucy per regem Henricuna Se- 
 cundum. 1 1 
 
 Rex
 
 30 CHART/EANTI QJJ JE. 
 
 Rex Henricus Sccundus confirmavit donationem quam rex Stephami s 
 & regina Alatildis, & Willielmus comes Boloniic, feceruiit Ricardo de 
 Luci, de Terra, de Stanford, & de Aungre. 12. 
 
 Lean feria concelTa epifcopo Norwicenfi. 
 
 I 
 
 J- 
 
 Lean fcria conccfla epifcopo Norwicenfi, & comiti Arundell'. 14. 
 
 OlTiclum de pincernaria regis concefllim Michaeli Beleth. 15. 
 
 Rudham mercatum concelfiuTi eidem Michaeli. 16. 
 
 Eft-Rudham fcria conccfla Herveo Beleth. 17. 
 
 Hcrvcus Beleth dcdit canonicis de Cokesford manerium fuum de 
 Rudham, &c. iS. 
 
 De libertatibus conccflis burgenfibus de Plimpton per Baldew_ynum de 
 Redveriis, comitem Devon', & dominum Inlula;, ac Ifabellam de Forti- 
 bus, comitiflam de Alba-marla, & Devon'. 19, 20. 
 
 Chartas Ricardi Primi, AlianoriE Regina?, & Otiionis ducis Aquitaniac, 
 faftrE Chitro, fcrvienti regis, ut ad totam vitam pacihce poffideat Beecla, 
 Corbiac, &c. 21, 22, 23. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis abbati & monachis de Evefham. 24 u iS. 
 
 Quod ecclefia Malvcrnia; quieta fit de aflartis in forefta Malver- 
 nl;c. 29. 
 
 Hales manerium concefllim epifcopo Winton'. 30, 3 i. 
 
 Ranulphus comes Ceflrlas conceffit baronibus de Ceilrefchlre libertatem 
 aflartandi terras fuas. 32. 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis ecclcfiiE Wygornienfi in qua corpus Johannis 
 regis traditur fepulturac. 33, 34. 
 
 Patronatus abbatias de Thorncya conceflus epifcopo Elienfi, ^^. 1 
 
 Infula Elyenfis, cum libertatibus, concefl^ae epifcopo Elyenfi. 27- 
 
 Quod prior & monachi Wygorniai habeant libcram warennam in 
 omnibus dominicis terris fuis. 38. 
 
 Johannes rex concefiit canonicis Hereford', quod habeant omnia tene- I 
 menta fua libera & quieta. ^g. 
 
 Johannes rex conceffit epifcopo Hereford' terras & pofleffiones fuas li- 
 beras &z quietas. 40. 
 
 Henricus Tertius conceifit Johanni comiti Ceflriae & Huntingdon' di- 
 verfas llbcrtates, qucC tangunt foreftam. 41. 
 
 Ivibcra warenna conccfla abbati & conventui de Perfchora. 42. 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis epifcopo Elienfi. Schcdul. 43,44,45. 
 
 Sumerfham mercatum conceflimi epifcopo Elienfi. 46, 47. 
 
 L'alefhm & Schipcdham mercatum 6c feria; conccfs' eidem epif- 
 9^]o. 48. 
 
 Spalding
 
 CHARTS ANTI QJJ M. 31 
 
 Spalding villa conceffa eccleli.e & eplicopo Lincoln', anno 1109, 
 9 vel 10 Hen' Primi. 49. 
 
 Duae charts de libera warenna conceffa epifcopo Elienfi, in dominicis 
 terris fuis, ibidem nominatis. 50, 51. 
 
 K. K. 
 
 Principium hujus rotuli laceratum eft. 
 
 Diverfe cuncefllones faftas Huberto de Burgo, de domibus, curia, 
 capella, &c. in villa Weftm' <?r de terra qu^ vocatur More, qu« jacet 
 inter moram hofpitalis Sanfti Jacobi & moram Johannis CanccUarii, &c. 
 No. 2 ufq; 6. 
 
 Terra quae fuit Hugonls de Eys in Bediuton conceffi Reymundo de 
 Luc. 7. 
 
 Tres chartie de libertatibus conceffis burgenfibus de Donewyco. 
 8, 9, 10. 
 
 De terris &; libertatibus conceffis epifcopo Wynton'. manca. 1 1. 
 
 Up-lamburn terras conceflle Henrico de Bathon'. manca. 12. 
 
 Shoreftan manerium, cum advocatione ecclelias, concefs' Matheo 
 Bexill. lacerata. 13. 
 
 Brantcflon manerium conceffum Alano Burnell. lacerata. 14. 
 
 ChartcE de libertatibus & eccleliis conceffis magiftro 8c Iratribus lepra- 
 forum Sancli Lazari de Jerufalem. lacerata?. 1^. i6.ulq; 33. 
 
 L. L. 
 
 Charta de libertatibus conceffis priori de Hurle. lacerata. No. r . 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis fratribus Mllltiai Templi. lacerata. 2. 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis canonicis c'e Merton. 3, 4. 
 
 Quod abbas &: monachi de Certelie habcant terras 6c homines fuos llbcros 
 & qui^tos ab omnibus oppreffionibus & exaitionlbus. 5. 
 
 Quod Gaitridus de Dene habeat ad firmam purprefturam illam quam 
 rex PIcnricus dtdit fororibus de domo leprofarum extra Wyndofor. 6. 
 
 Rex rienr' Teit' conceffit magilb'o Henrico i.ovel, quod ipfc 6c ha.ne- 
 des fui habeant triginta porcos ad peff:)nem in forcfta de Wyndcfore. 7. 
 
 Charta de libertate affo reflation is de comitatu Berk' ni parte, per 
 metas. 8. 
 
 Waltham mancr' conceffum canonicis de Waltham, cum libertate 
 capicnJi Icporem 6c vulpem 6c catum filvcflrem in Eff;;x', 6c in Berks* 
 apud Wcfl-Wakham, 9. 
 
 Duie aliic charta; do libertatibus conceffis canonicis dc Waltham. 
 10, 1 1. 
 
 Affartum
 
 32 C H A R T /E A N T I QJJ /£. 
 
 Aflaitum in forcfta de Windcfore, quod vocatur Wytelade, con- 
 cefium Thomcc Burnell. 12. 
 
 Piirnrcrtura in forcfta de Wyndefore, quae vocatur Okholt, conccffa 
 Ricardo le Norrais, coco regina-. 13. 
 
 Quiedam placea vacua quic vocatur Wydcftrode, &; decern acrx terrae 
 jacentcs apud Wyncesfcu infra foreftam de Wyndefore, conceHit Alicias 
 la Nurice. 14. 
 
 Qiiod monialcs de Aunkerwick habeant fexaginta porcos in pefTonem 
 6c paluiram in forefta de Wyndefore. 15. 
 
 D\i3c chartiE do libertatibus & quietanciis conceflis epifcopo Sarum. 
 16, 17. 
 
 Quod Henricus Lovel habeat triginta porcos ad peflbnem in forefta de 
 Wyndefore. 18. 
 
 Et quod idem Henricus habeat decern 6c ofto acras terr«, cum perti- 
 nenciis, de veteri aflarto 6c nova purpreftura in Wynekfeld, infra metas 
 foreflic de Wyndclbre. 19. 
 
 Aflartum in forefta de Wyndefore conceffum Henrico Wade, coco 
 regis. 19. 
 
 Libera warenna in Hurle conceffa priori dc Hurlc. 20. 
 
 Dc libertatibus conccftis abbati & monachis de Certefeya in Certefeya, 
 Hegeham, Corp, & Cheblcham. 
 
 Charta conccffa burgenfibus de Wyndefore, anno quinto Edwardi 
 Primi. 21. 
 
 Charta de libertatibus conceflis Johanni com' Ceftrix & Huntingdon' 
 in com' Northamton'. 22. 
 
 Rex dedlt Williclmo le Breton quinquaginta acras bofci, in bofco de 
 Dodington, per metas. 23. 
 
 Charta de libertatibus conceflis abbati &: conventui Weftm'. 24. 
 
 Quod Reginaldus de Watcrville poflit fugare vulpem, cattum, leporem, 
 & teflbnem, per omnes foreftas comitatuum Oxon', Bukingham, 
 Northampton, & Ebor'. 25. 
 
 Confnnilis conceflio pro Johanne Lon in foreftis in comitatibus 
 Northampton 6c Bokingham. 26. 
 
 Henricus rex conceflit Olivero de Afprevile triginta &c quinquc acras 
 terra; ct dimid', in Dodington, 6c Morheye.. . 27. 
 
 Rex conceflit Ingeramo de Feenes, quod boicum fuum de Gaytone 
 infra foreftam de Salcet' includere poflit, & parcum inde facere. 28. 
 
 Libera warenna conccfl'a Michaeli de Northampton in omnibus domi- 
 iijcis terris fuis de Gaytone in comltatu Northampton. 29. 
 
 De libertatibus conceilis abbati 6c conventui Wcftm'. 30. 
 
 Duae
 
 CHARTiE ANTI QJJ M., ^^ 
 
 DuJC charhE de paftura & libera lande de Renifeud coiicefiis abbati & 
 conventui de Pipewell. 31, 32. 
 
 Quod Radulphus filius Hugonis liberepoffit fugare leporem, vulpem, 
 &c. per omncs foreftas regis in comitatibus Nottingham, Northampton, & 
 Bukingham. -^-i)' 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis abbati & monachis San£ti Edmundi- 34. 
 
 Pro fratribiis hofpitalis Jerufalem de hbertatibus in foreft'. 35. 
 
 Quod Johannes de Wodou polFit fugare leporem, vulpem, &c. per 
 omnes foreftas regis in com' Northampton, Bukingham, & Oxon. 36. 
 
 Libera warenna concefla Roberto Baffet in Haddon, Baffelowe, Mi- 
 delton, &x^deftock. t,']. 
 
 Pro abbate de Burgo de libertatibus in foreft'. 38, 39. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis abbati &: conventui Weflm'. 40. 
 
 Tranfcripta Chartarum de Tempore Regis Johannis, 
 
 M. M. 
 
 Feoda quinque militum, fcilicet, Fuedum qui vocatur Huaneghus, 
 concefTum Thoma; filio Antonii. No. r. 
 
 Blaculvelle manerium, cum parco de HattefhuU, conceffum priori 
 & fratribus hofpitalis Jerufalem. 2. 
 
 Terra de Brillelton, quae eft do honore comitis Glouceftriae, concefla 
 Johanni la Ware. 3. 
 
 Grangia de Midelhou in Huntindinflr' concefla monachis de War- 
 don, &c. 4. 
 
 Triginta acne de eflarto in bofco de Eftbroc conceflae monialibus leprofis 
 ecclefias Beatic Mariae de Prato juxta Sanftum Albanum. 5. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis epifcopo Elienfi in forefta in com' Hun- 
 tingd'. 6. • 
 
 Clrenceftre manerium, cum villa de Minthy, concefs' canonicis de 
 Cyrenceftre. 8. 
 
 Rex conceflit Willielmo deWrotham quatuor llbratas tcrric cum per- 
 tinentiis in Suhton'. 7. 
 
 Rex conceflit ecclefiae Beatue Marls de Dora quingentas acras terras in 
 forefta de Trinell. 9. 
 
 Maneria de Blaafton & Ernahal conceflli Hugoni de Nevill. 10. 
 
 Manerium de Tornecumba cum diverfis aliis terris coucefs' abbati de 
 Forda. II. 
 
 Libertates conccflae abbati & monachis de Certefeia. 1 2. 
 
 E De
 
 34- C H A R T .E A N T I QJtJ .E. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflls Roberto comiti Le} ceftr', & de libera chacia 
 de WiiVelay, & dc Wlnbunibolte. 13. 
 
 Aflertum in manerlo de Wedon concefl'um abbati de Becco. 14. 
 
 Rex conceffit Willielmo Brewer fexaginta acras allard apud BlI- 
 thewurdh. i ^. 
 
 Quod tota Devonla & homines in ea manentes fint deafforeftati om- 
 nlno. 16. 
 
 Alicia de Bella-aqua vendidit regi Johanni totum bofcum fuum de 
 Merfton in comitatii Bucks, pro centum marcis argcntt. 17. 
 
 Man-rium de Stok juxta Gildeford cum libertatibus concefs' epifcopo 
 London'. 18. 
 
 Deciina totius vcnationis in foreftis de Efl'ex concefla epilcopo 
 London'. 19. 
 
 N. N. 
 
 Extra£l' donationum fa£tartim fratribus Militi;E Templi Jerufalem. 
 No. I ufq; 12. 
 
 Charta Willielmi Primi concefla abbatl<c de Bello, de manerio de 
 Wy, & manerio de Alillon, Lymenesfcld, &c. 12. 
 
 Extra£l' donationum factarum abbati & monachis de Evefliam, de li- 
 bera warenna, & aliis libertatibus. 13 ufq; 17. 
 
 Rex conccfiit monachis Malverniae quietantiam de aflartis in forefta 
 MalverniiE, Sec. 18. 
 
 Manerium de Hales concefTum epifcopo Winton' ad a-dihcand' domum 
 religiolam. 19. 
 
 Rex confirmavit abbati & canonleis apud Hales manerium de Hales. 20. 
 
 Ranulphus comes Cellriaj conceliit baronibus Ceilerihire libeitatem 
 affartandi terras fuas. 21. 
 
 Rex conccHit Matheo de Columbariis ac hominlbus & tenentibus ma- 
 nerii fui de Chifl'eb', Sec. quod quieti fuit de expcditatione canum. 22. 
 
 Rex conccffit priori & canonicis de monafterio Ederolo totam placeam 
 quae vocatur Filificroft, infra foreftam de Clarindon. 23. 
 
 Rex conceflit priori & canonicis de Bradenertok quietantiam de expe- 
 ditatione c.iuum. 24. 
 
 Bofcus de Wyntelege, qui pertinet ad manerium de Clere, concefTum 
 decano & capitulo ccclefiue BeatiE Marine Rothomagcn', deaffbreftatus 
 & quietus dc varto & regardo. 25. 
 
 Dc libertatibus & quictantlis conceflis epifcopo Ely in for>."fl:a de 
 Sumcrilham, & foreftis dc Iluntedonefire. 26 ulq; 30. 
 
 De
 
 CHART.^ ANTI Q^U M. 35 
 
 De lihcrfatibus coiicedls ecckiiae Sandic Miu-ia; de Loco Sanfti Ed- 
 wardi, in Suthamptcs'. 31. 
 
 De libcitatibusconceffisecclefiae Sanclae Marias de Bello Loco regis. 32. 
 Rex conceffit quod prior & canonici de Selcburu habcant per terras 
 fuas de Selebiune, ac Angre, Norton, Brompden, Baiiinges, Bafmgltok, 
 & Natele, divcrfas libertates. ^2- 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis epifcopo Wynton'. 34. 
 
 Pro abbatc & monaclns dc Certefeye, de libcrtatibus infra fo- 
 reftam. ^y 
 
 Qiiod canonici de Merton quietl Tint de effirtis. 36. 
 Villa de Kenefare & cuftodia foreftiE de Kenefare conceflue Phillppo 
 filio Helgot. 37. 
 
 Maneria de Lampert, & de Cury, cum forcfta ad manerium de Cury 
 pertinente, concefs' Ricardo Revel. 38. 
 
 Rex concept monachis de Dene totam vallem de Caflard, & locum 
 qui dicitur Flixlclj'a, & dtcimam Callanearum, ac quandam pifcariam 
 apud Redleiam quue dicitur Wewcrla, &c. 39. 
 
 Rex concelFit eccleli^e Beat<£ Maria? de Bildewas locum qui vocatur 
 Bildewas, cum bofco & ilirtis, &c. 40. 
 
 Libera warenna concefla abbatl & conventul Sanftl Albani. 41. 
 Quod abbas & monachl de Bafingwerk lint quietl de opere parci, 
 &c. 42. 
 
 I^lbertates conceirae canonicis de Ciceftre. 43. 
 
 Rex concedlt epHcopo Coventr', quod omnia maneria fua libera fint & 
 quieta de forellis & de placitls forefta?. 44. 
 
 Quod abbas 6c monachl de Forde iint quicti de efHirtis. 45. 
 Quod Gilbertus filius Rogeri 6c hieredes haberent totam foreftam fuam 
 de Weflmerlond, & de Kendale, & de Furnays. 46. 
 
 Una Hida terric in Wyton', 6c duae HidiE in Lllllngton, conceffie 
 Galfrido de Clynton, ad fundand' ecclcfiam in terra de Kenillcworda & 
 Canoe'. 47. 
 
 Aliai ternii concefla; canonicis de Kenilleworth. 48. 
 Locus qui vocatur Brueria couceffa ecclefiae Sandbe MarliC de Bru- 
 eria. 49. 
 
 Manerium de Hamelc-hamftcd, cum Ilbertatibus, concefs' xetStori 6c 
 fratribus de Aisherugg. 50, 71. 
 
 Pro abbate 6c conventu de Prato. 51, 72. 
 
 Pro magiflro, fratribus, Ibroribus, & infirmis hoipitalis San£li Johannis 
 extra portam orlentalem Oxon'. 52, 73. 
 Pro burgenfibus de Coleceftre. ^^. 
 
 E -J Bruerii
 
 i 
 
 o^G C H A R T .^ A N T I QJJ JE. 
 
 IJiueria In Wlndlefoure concefla monachis de Stratford. 54. 
 
 j^ofcus, qui appcllatur la liokhcrllc, cum libera warenna in diverfis 
 manerils in com' Eflex, concefs' monachis de Stratford. 55. 
 
 Nemora quit vocantur Wcftwode, & Clunewode, & Midelwode, & 
 •Eftwode, concefla canonlcis de Maudon. 56. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Wnltham. 57. 
 
 Pro abbate & conventu de Wardon. 58. 
 
 De libertatibus & quletantiis conceflis epifcopo Karllol' in maneriis de 
 Karleton & Birftachc, ac Dalflon. ^g. . 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis burgenfibus de Scardeburg. 60, 61. \| 
 
 Pro abbate & monachis de Holcoltram. 62 ufq; 65. 
 
 Pro ab! ate & conventu de Ramefeic, de tcrris &c libertatibus cis con- 
 ceflis. 66 ufq; 70. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis priori & monachis de Wlgorn', ubi corpus 
 regis Johannis traditur fepulturae. 74, 75. 
 
 De pri\ ilegiis & quictantiis eccleliaj Sanfts Marias & Helberti Here- 
 ford' conceflTis. 76,77. 
 
 Rex conceflit Johanni comlti Ceflr' diverfas libertatcs, quae tangunt 
 forcdam. 78. 
 
 Libera warenna in diverfls locis concefla abbati & conventui de Per- 
 fliora. 79. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis canonicis de Merton'. 80. 
 
 Villa de Prcfton, cum wapentachio de Aymondernefl'e, &c. concefs' 
 Theobaldo filio Walter!. 81. 
 
 Silva de Comenore & de Baggelaya conceflTa abbati & monachis de 
 Abindon'. 82. 
 
 Manerium de Cyreceftre, cum villa de Muntti, cum vii. Hundredis, 
 &c. concefla abbati & monachis de Cyreceflre. 83. 
 
 Nomina villarum in diverfls Hundredis in com' EflTex'. 
 
 o. o. 
 
 Pro abbate & monachis dc Certefey. No. i. 
 
 De diverfls maneriis concefl*is cccleflce de Bello. 2. 
 
 Manerla dc Certefeia, Egeham, Torp, & Celbeham, conceflTa abbati 
 & monachis de Certefeia, cum libertatibus. 3, 4, 5. 
 
 Charta concefla epifcopo Ely de foreftis. 6. 
 
 Charta concefla finctlmonialibus Sandta" Mariae de \^'ikc?. 7. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Merton. 8. 
 
 Quadraginta acras terras de Thethelegha conceflk; canonicis de Tu- 
 gartona. 9. 
 
 Pro
 
 CHARTS ANTI Q^U ^. 2,1 
 
 Pro ecclefia San6li Jacob! de Briftow. lo, 23. 
 
 Charta regis Henrici Primi de libertatibus Gonceffis abbati de Rad- 
 ing. II. 
 
 Rex conceffit Galfrido de Clinton, thefaurario & camerario fuo, fundare 
 ecclcfiam Sandlas Maris de Kenilleworda. 1 2. 
 
 DiverfiE acriE effartorum in comitatu ElTex' concefTae comiti Willielmo 
 de Maud. 13. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Merton. 14. 
 
 De terris concellis abbati & monachis de Rusford. 15. 
 
 Rex conceffit Radulpho de Arderne, ut effartari faciat xl. acras de bofco 
 fuo de Mora in Meting. 16. 
 
 Pro ecclefia San6l« Marie? Sarum. 17. 
 
 Pro abbate & monachis de Pipewell. 18. 
 
 Pro fratribus Militia; Templi Salomon', ip. . 
 
 Pro monachis de Teokelbury'. 20. 
 
 Quietantia de effartis conceflis Rogero Barr. 21. . 
 
 Hermitagium in Wrtoll conceffum monachis Coleceflre. 22. 
 
 Pro fandtimonialibus de Apeltona. 24. 
 
 Efliirta de Wircceft'rfira concefla Willielmo Folet. 25. 
 
 Triginta acra; terrae de Wudeham conceiTas Petro Capellano, & Wilr 
 lielmo de Wudeham. 26. 
 
 Pro canonicis ecclefiae Sanfti Jacobl de Norhampton. 27, 30. 
 
 Rex conceffit Ricardo filio Ofberti odo acras aflartorum in Lechan- 
 ftede. 28. 
 
 Cuftodia Foreflaj de Eflex', & domus de Havering, concefla Ricardo 
 de Munfichet. 29. 
 
 Rex conceffit Ricardo de Lucy centum acras terrse in forefla de Stan- 
 ford, 6c de Grenefted, & de Angra. 31. 
 
 Bofcus de North wod concefllis abbatiflae de Ramefey. 32. . 
 
 P. P. 
 
 Forefta de Huntendoii', cum libertatibus, concefla G. filia Petri, comiti • 
 Eflbx', No. I. 
 
 DeafForeftatio pro hominibus Cornubia?. 2. 
 
 Paftura de Efshop concefla canonicis de Wellebec, per metas. 3. 
 
 Rex conceflit Rogero de Nevill totum effiirtum dc Rokinghani. 4. 
 • Rex conceffit ecclefis Beati Ednuindi, quod bofci de Ilcrlauo, £c 
 Stapelford, 6c de Werketon, quieti fiat de rcgardo, vaflo, & vifu fo- 
 
 reflariorum, 6cc. 5. 
 
 MancrJuni
 
 3? C II A R T ^ A N T I Q U .E. 
 
 Maucriuni do Beniftld conccflTiim Baldewino dc Gifnes. 6. 
 Rex coiiccrtit Simoiii de Langeton, quod totam tcrram luam & bof- 
 ciim, qui pertiiieiu ad pra^bendam de Streiiclhalc, claudere poliit 
 luffato. 7. 
 
 Johannes rex concefiit Rogero dc Bello Campo, quod claudat bofcum 
 fuum de Staf-liole, ad faciendum Inde parcum. 8. 
 De pravis confuetudinibus foreftariorum delendis. 9. 
 Pro abbate de Dore. 10. 
 
 De licentia data Willielmo Brewer ad cffartandum triginta acras, 
 quletas de Regardo, in bofco fuo de Blitheworth. 1 1. 
 
 De pcrmittendo abbatem Sanclaj Crucis de Waltham habere libertates 
 qua? habere conllievit in bofcis fuis. 12. 
 
 Licentia data Thomje de Calbeham alHirtandi & excolendi tres acras in 
 Faleflegh. 1 1^. 
 
 Rex concelfit Radulpho Gernoun, quod habeat per totam foreflam 
 Eflex' canes fuos curreiites ad vulpem 6c lepores & niurelcgos fil- 
 vcftres. 14. 
 ' Breve de perambulatione facienda. 15. 
 
 Licentia data conilti Arundell' claudcndi bofcum fuum de Wau- 
 tham. 16. 
 
 De permittendo \\'illielmum de Dufton eflartare viginti acras de bofco 
 fuo de Bancroft. 1 7. 
 
 De amenfurari flKicndo quadraginta acras terrae in forefla de Trlnell 
 pi'o abbate de Dore. 18. 
 
 De bofcis regis non vendendis. 19. 
 Pro abbate de Becco. 20. 
 Pro abbate de Spalding. 21. 
 
 Manerium de Apethorn datum Ranulpho Britoni. 22, 
 De quinquaginta acris bofci in bofco de Dudinton conceflis Willielmo 
 Britoni. 23. 
 
 Rex conccffit W. Karliol' eplfcopo, quod bofci adjacentes maneriis 
 fuis de Carleton & Kirkefcaud fmt quieti de vaftis & regardis. 24. 
 
 Quod Rogerus le Harpur habeat quatuor acras terrae & dimid' in 
 Witton quietas de vafto, &c. 25. 
 
 Rex conccffit Godcfrido de Craucumbe, quod bofcus de Heibar' quern 
 claudi fecit, parcus remaneat. 26. 
 
 Rex concefTit Huberto de Burgo, quod manerium fuum de Hatfeld 
 Peverel quietum fit de vaflo, &c. 27. 
 
 Rex conceflit Thomaj de Multon, quod claudat bofcum fuum de 
 Kehvedon, & inde parcum faclat. 28. 
 
 7 De
 
 CHART^ANIMQJJ^. 59 
 
 De terrls in Warlaghay in forefta de Morf datis Alaiio fillo Roberti de 
 Brug. 29. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis priori de Bradeneftoke. 30. 
 
 Pro abbate de Hagham in com' Salop', ^i. 
 
 Pro prioriffa & albis fanilimonialibus de Brewode. 32. 
 
 De terris conceflis domui rellgiofae de Acornebiry, quam Walterus de - 
 Lacy & Margareta uxor ejus, filia Willielmide Braos', fundaverunt. ^^. 
 
 Pro Willielmo de San6lo Jolianne de Brulliis ei datis. 34. 
 
 Pro archiepifcopo Ebor', quod bofcus de Coges iit quietus de regardo , 
 fbreflariorum. ^^. 
 
 Pro abbate de Evefham. ^6. 
 
 Pro priore de Stodlegh. 37. 
 
 No. 38 vacat. 
 
 Rex concefllt abbati & monachis de Hida, quod bofcus eorum qui 
 vocatur Lunemer' deafforeftetur. 39. 
 
 Rex conceffit Patricio de Chaurtes, quod includere poflit foflato & 
 haia bofcum fuum de Howode, & parcum inde facere. 40, 
 
 Pro abbate de Warden, quod claudere & afl'artare, vel excolere, poflit . 
 bofcum fuum de Middelho. 4 1 . 
 
 Quod terra de Irchenefeld deafforeftetur, 42. 
 
 Pro abbate de Ramefeia. 43. 
 
 Pro abbate de Burgo. 44. 
 
 Pro fratrlbus Militise Templi Salomonis. 45, 49.- 
 
 Rex concefllt Amarico de Noers, quod bofcus fuus de Gaherft rema- 
 neat claufus foflato & hay a. 46. 
 
 Pro abbate Weflm' Icteflep manerium.v 47. 
 
 Quod prior de Seleburn habeat. terras fuas quietas de vaflo & re- 
 gardo. 48. 
 
 Pro abbate de Dena. 50. 
 
 Manerium de Cumgrcbir', cum advocatione ecclefia?, concefs' epil- ■ 
 copo Bathou'. 51. 
 
 De terris & tenementis conceflis abbati de Burgo, per metas. , 53. 
 
 Rex conceiflt abbati & canonicis de Waltham manerium de Waltham, 
 cum parco qui dicitur parcus Haroldi, &c. 53. 
 
 Pro priore & fratribus hofpitalis Sancti Johanuis Jerufalem de canibus • 
 fuis. 54. 
 
 Charta de dcafForcflatione comitatus Berk'. ^^. . 
 
 Quod tota warenna de Stanes fit dcawarennata. 56. 
 
 Pro epifcopo Bath', quod manerium fuum dc Pukelfchuich fit dcaffo- 
 rcflatum. 5 7. 
 
 Rex
 
 40 CHART .¥. A N T I Q^U M. 
 
 Rex conceflit Rnnulpho Brltoai, quod bofcus de Aclc, qui appellatur 
 Kyngefcrabbc, quietus iit de regardo &: varto. 58. 
 
 Rex conceflit Godcfrido de Craucumbe, quod ipfe habeat canes fuos ad 
 fugand' & capicnd' Icporcm, vulpcm, & catum. 59. 
 
 Confimilis conceflio pro Roberto Houcl. 60. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis epifcopo Karliol' tangentibus foreftam. 61. 
 
 Pro hominibus manentibus infra wareunam de Corf. 62. 
 
 Deairbreftatio quarundam partium comitatus Notingham, per metas. 63. 
 
 Rex conceflit abbati Bcata; Mariae de ordine Prycmonftratenfium, & 
 canonicis, quod tena2 I'ua; de Porcefiire, Walefworth, &c de Colham, flat 
 quietiie de vafto & regardo, &c. 64. 
 
 De terris conceflis abbati de Dore, in comitatu Hereford', per metas. 6^' 
 
 Pro leprofls de Boultun. 66. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis epifcopo Elienfl tangentibus foreftam de So- 
 merfliam. 67. 
 
 Rex conceflit Johanni comiti CefliriiC & Huntindon', quod ipfe, & 
 homines ful qui tenent de honore Huntingdon', habeant terras fuasfolutas 
 de vaflo forefta:', &c. 68. 
 
 Quod bofcus Stephani de Segrave de Altmuudebir' flt quietus de vaflo & 
 regardo, &c. 69. 
 
 Rex conceflit Willielmo de Cantilupo, quod quandam partem bofci 
 fui de Haringworth claudere pofiit, 6c parcum inde facere. 70. 
 
 Pro priore de Gifeburn. 71. 
 
 Pro priore de Seleburn. 72. 
 
 Rex concelfit Godefrldo de Craucumbe, quod claudere poflit diverfas 
 acras mor^e in forcfi:a de Selwode, & parcum inde taccre. 73. 
 
 Rex conceflit Roberto de Mucegros, quod bofcum fuum de Ferfleit 
 claudere poflit, & inde parcum facere. 74. i 
 
 Deafforeflatio inter Ulam & Derwentam. 75. 
 
 Dcafforeflatio quarundam partium comitatus Leyceflirije. 76. „ 
 
 Pro leprofls de Boulton. 77. 9 
 
 Pro abbate de Pipewell. 7^. 
 
 Rex conceflit Adx de Periton, -quod poflit eflartare & excolere bofcum 
 fuum de Fackel. 79. 
 
 Halelgrof & Kingefwodeconcefl"' Willielmo de Huntercumbe. 80. 
 
 Duas acriE bofci conceflit' Gilberto Baflct, in augmentum parci fui de 
 r'oflcrne, Sufl"ex'. 8r. 
 
 Pro abbate Weflm'. 82. 
 
 Rex conceflit Willielmo de Ferrarlls, quod poflit eflartare & excolere 
 bofcum fuum de Wodeham. manca. 83. 
 
 Q^Q^ Pro
 
 CHARTS A N r 1 QJJ M. 4t 
 
 Pro abbate & monaclils de Bordefley in comitatu Wigora'. No. i, 2. 
 
 Pro priore & conventu Wygorn'. 3. 
 
 Pro abbate & conventu de Evefliam. 4. 
 
 Pro fratribus Militije Templi Salomonis. 5, 8, 
 
 Rex conceflit Willielmo Marelcallo, comiti Pembrochiae, quod ma- 
 nerium fuum de Intelberge fit quietum de regardo, & vlfia forefta- 
 riorum. 6. 
 
 Rex conceffit Slmoni de Wauton, quod gardinum fuum cum grava 
 infra gardinum illud, quod includi fecit in circuitu domus fua; in Bra- 
 delcye, inclufum remaneat. 7. 
 
 Rex conceffit Johanni de Frethon, quod cum canibus fuis propriis 
 fugare poffit leporem, vulpem, & catum, per totam foreftam manerii de 
 Windefor'. 9. 
 
 De pardonatione pro Almero, Winton' elefto, fratre regis, i o. 
 
 Manerium de Bodele conceffum monafterio Beati Petri Gloucellriie. i r. 
 
 Pro archiepifcopo Ebor', quod bofcus de Coges fit quietus de regardo 
 & vifu foreftariorum. 12. 
 
 Rex conceilit priori & canonicis SanftcC Fredelwith Oxon' bofcum dc 
 Gery. i^. 
 
 Rex conceffit Petro de Montc-forti, quod diffleta de Wulgar' Hag' & 
 de Wrenfler, claudi & affartari faciat, &c. 1 4. 
 
 Rex conceffit Simoni de Seyn-lyz, quod bofcus fuus de Seytone in 
 com' Roteland fit quietus de vafto & regardo foreftariorum. ij. 
 
 Rex conceiiit monachis de Glouccftrc, ut habeant liberam warennam 
 in tota terra eorum ultra Savernam. 16, 25. 
 
 Nemus de Sudrugg, quod pertinet ad manerium de Rudele, conceflum 
 monachis de Glouccftre. 1 7, 30. 
 
 Pro abbate Gloucefhre tangen' foreftam. 18, 31. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis epifcopo Hereford'. 19, 20. 
 
 Pro abbate de Flaxley, de terris & libertatibus. 21, 28. 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis monachis Hereford'. 22. 
 
 Pro monachis de Dene. 2 ;, 29. 
 
 Pro abbate & monachis Fifcanenfibus, de mancrio de Chiltenham, 
 &CC. 24. 
 
 Decima venationis conceffa ecclefia; Sanfti Petri Glouccftr'. 26. 
 
 Hernfitorium San6li Briavelli, cum terra quae vocatur la Pater Noflcr, 
 conccfa' abbati de Gratia Dei. 37. 
 
 F Rex
 
 4a CHART^ANTI QJJ JE. 
 
 Rex conceflit Willielmo de Valenc' quod bofcos fuos de Coljngbum 
 & de Neutone includere poffit & parcos inde facere. 32. 
 
 Rex conceflit Johanni de Bromore quinquag'mta acras terrs m Nova 
 Forefla infra Ballivam do Godelhull. ^^. 
 
 Charta de llbertate in comitatu Surr'. manca. 34. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis Willielmo Biuere. ^5- 
 
 Pro burgo dc Portelinue. 36. 
 
 Bokus de Norhwode conceirus ecclefia; Sanctse Marias de Romes'. 
 
 37^ 38. 
 
 Pro abbate Glovernia;. 39. 
 
 Pro prlore de Scleburne. 40. 
 
 Pro tratribus MilitiaiTcmpli Salomonis. manca. 41, 42, 43. 
 
 Pro abbate de Natcle. 44. 
 
 Pro abbatifla de Wherewell. manca. 45. 
 
 Pardonatio pro Waltero de Cane'. 46. 
 
 Pardoiuitio pro Johanne de Percy. 47. 
 
 Pro priore de Shereburne. 48. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis hominibus de Bafingftok. 49. 
 
 Bofcus dc Inheilhull concefllis canonicis de Merton. 50. 
 
 Antiqua: metae 6c bunda: in comitatu Southamton. 51. 
 
 R. R. 
 
 Memorandum, quod Charts, qux in hoc Rotulo conti- 
 
 nentur, tangunt Foreftas. 
 
 Pro abbate de Malmefbur'. manca. No. 1 . 
 Pro abbate de Burgo, de libertate venandi. lacerata. 2, 3. 
 Pro abbate de Stratford, manca. 4. 
 Pro abbate de Stanley. 5. 
 
 Riffletum in communi paftura inter Sumburne & Hakelegh conceffum 
 Willielmo Brewer. 6. 
 
 Pro canonicis deWakham,conhrmatio donationum & libertatum. 7, 8,9. 
 
 Dc cfl!artis concelHs canonicis de Merton. lo. 
 
 Pro fratribus Militia: Templi Salomonis. 11, 12. 
 
 Maneria de Lamport & de Curi conccfla Ricardo Rcvell. 13, 
 
 Pro monachis de Bildewas. 1 4. 
 
 Pro cpillopo Wygorn'. 15. 
 
 Decanatus
 
 C H A R T /E A N T I Q^U M. 43 
 
 Decanatus ecclefi^ Sandi Martini London', cum libertatibus, coii- 
 cefTus Willielmo de Sanftse Mariie ecclefia. i6. 
 
 Pro fratribus hofpitalls Jerufalem. 17. 
 
 Pro abbate de Certefcy. 18. 
 
 Libertates concefllc David, fratri regis Scotia?, & hominibus fuis, de 
 honore de Huntendona.' 19. 
 
 Pro canonicis de Cyrenceftre, de manerlo de Cyrenceftr' eis cou- 
 ceflo, &c. ao. 
 
 Pro abbate de Spalding, de libertatibus. 2i- 
 
 Pro abbate de Tyleteia, de terris & libertatibus eis conceflis. 22. 
 
 Cuftodia omnium bofcorum in Huntedonlhir' concefl'a abbati de 
 Ramefeya. 23. 
 
 s. s. 
 
 Tres cliartae regaim Henrici Primi & Ricardi Primi, de libertatibus 
 ecclefias Sanfti Benedi6li de Ramefeia. No. i, 2, 3. 
 
 Duae chartae Ricardi Primi de terris & tcnementis conceiTis Gulielrao 
 de Wroteham. 4, 5. 
 
 Manerium & burgus de Dunftaple, cum mercato & fcolis ejufdem 
 villa.% concefs' ecclefiai Sanfti Petri de Duneflapell. 6, 7. 
 
 Quod iiberi homines de Kyngefton teneant villam de Kyngefloii ad 
 firmam. 8. Dorfb. 
 
 De libertatibus conceflis abbati & monachis de Becco. 9. 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis canonicis de Leefton. 10. 
 
 Quod Conllantia, filia Rogeri Furre, habcat terram fuam fecundum 
 judicium in curia regis. 1 1. 
 
 De terris conceflis Henrico Byfet, Dapifero regis. i2. 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis ecclefiae Sandli Pauli London', et epifcopo 
 ibidem, in manerio de Stok juxta Guildeford, per regerri Johannem. 13. 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis monachis Sandje Trinitatis Cantuar' in 
 Sandwico. 14. 
 
 F 2 " INDEX.
 
 INDEX. 
 
 A. 
 
 ABBENDON. p. 28. t. 2, 
 X. 8. n.n. 82. 
 Acle, p.p. 58. 
 Acorncbiri. p.p. 23- 
 Adcftock. 1.1. 2"]' 
 Aelrichefcot. e. e. 18. 
 Agmundernes. r. 24. n.n. 81. 
 Aillefbyri. a. a. 23. 
 Akcdcii. e. c. 12. 
 Aketona. g.g. 5. 
 St. Alban. b. i. t. 34. n.n. 41. 
 AlbamaiT. y. 29. 
 Alemundebiri. e. e. 5. 
 Alifton. nn. 12. 
 Almuudebr'. p.p. 6^. 
 Alrewas. p. 24. 
 Ahviclega. e. e. 13. 
 Ambcrfburl, b. 8. 
 Ambianends. 1. 23. 
 Ambrelliam. s. 23. 
 Andover'. a. a. 26. 
 Angliacenfis. x. 18. 
 Angra. t. 15. (i.i.) 10. la. n.n. ^3' 
 
 0.0. 31. 
 Apelton. t. 25. 
 Apcltona. o. o. 24. 
 Apcthorn. p.p. 2a. 
 Arundell. Callr'. x. 29. 
 Alkeby. q. 16. 
 Alsheriigg. n.n. 50. 71. 
 
 Aunkenvlk. 1.1. 15. 
 Aura. a. a. 33, 34. 
 Axebrige. a. a. 30. 
 
 B. 
 
 Baggclaya. n.n. 82. 
 Balcheveril. c. 2, 3, 4. 
 Balefham. (i.i.) 48. 
 Bancroft, p.p. 17. 
 Banton. e.c. 10. g.g. 17. 
 Barnftaple. h.h. in Schcdula. 
 Bafingcs. n.n. 23- 
 Bafingftok. n.n. 33. q.q. 49. 
 Baiingworc. s. 11. n.n. 42. 
 Balkervill. k. 13. 
 BafTclowe. 1.1. 37. 
 Bathon'. epifcopus. k. 6.p.p. 51 
 Becco de. k. 2. c.c. 22. g.g. 
 
 m.m. 14. p.p. 20. s.s. 9. 
 Beecla. (i.i.) 21, 22, 23. 
 Bcdintoa. k. k. 7. 
 Bcdwind. w. 10. 
 Begeford. k. 22, 23, 24, 25. 
 Belande. m, 24. 
 Beleftcd. y. 29, 
 Bello Loco, dc. g. i, 2, 
 
 15. n.n. 12, 32. 0.0. 2. 
 Benflat. y. i4iilq; 20. 
 Benlteld. p.p. 6. 
 Berdefeie. a. a. 38, 
 Berewic. q. 19. 
 
 Berkhamfled. 
 
 57' 
 1 1. 
 
 4. 5»
 
 INDEX. 
 
 45 
 
 Berkhamfted. a. a. 21. 
 
 Berks, comitatus deaftbreflatus. p.p. 
 
 55- 
 Berling. h. 20. 
 
 Bermundefey. t. 3. 
 
 Bern-Caftellum. d.d. 6. 
 
 Bernewell. n. 47. f. f. 12. 
 
 Beverlac. r. 15, 16, 17. d.d. 33. 
 
 Biemcome. s. 22. 
 
 Bilde'.vas. r. 20. n.n. 40. r.r. 14. 
 
 Binadon. q. 17, 18. y. 30. 
 
 Bluedoii. d. 26. 
 
 Binham. n. 41. r. 21. 
 
 Biriliache. n.n. 59. 
 
 Blaafton. b. b. 19. m.m. 10. 
 
 Blaculvell. m.m. 2. 
 
 Bladeneham n. 24. 
 
 Blithworth, k. 9. m.m. 15. p.p. 1 1. 
 
 Bocfaft. s. 19. y. ^^. 
 
 Bodele. q.q. 11. 
 
 Bodmine. d. 40, 41. 
 
 Bokeland, h.h. 29. 
 
 Bokhcrll. n.n. 54. 
 
 Bolonia. a. 30. 
 
 Bovi. h.h, 5. 
 
 Bordeflcgh. f.f. 17. 
 
 Btrdcllcy. q.q. i, 2. 
 
 BoreftaU. (i.) 29. 
 
 Bofeham. w. 9. 
 
 Boulron. p. p. 66, 77. 
 
 Boxleia. c. i. q. 8. 
 
 Biaburn. e.e. 27, 28. 
 
 Brachenholm. n. 40. 
 
 Bradcleye. q.q. 7. 
 
 Bradcurtok. n.n. 24. p.p. 30. 
 
 Bra 1 cote. f.f. 15. 
 
 Brair. r. 34. 
 
 Brantclion. k. k. 14. 
 
 Bran ton. e. 15. 
 
 Bray. a. a. 39. 
 
 Briltelton. m.m. 3. 
 
 Brewode. p.p. 32. 
 
 Briavell St. q.q. 27. 
 
 Briweton. k. 19,20. 
 
 Brinkburne. f. 8. 
 
 Brirtow. f. 24. k. 30,31. 0.0. 10, 
 
 Brokhampton. f. f. 14. 
 
 Bromhall. b. b. 17. 
 
 Bromley, h.h. 2. 
 
 Bromk'ie. p. 24. 
 
 Brompdcn. n.n. ^^. 
 
 Bruell. (i.) 29. 
 
 Bruen'a. r. 1. 1. 29. n.n. 49. 
 
 Bruhull. b.b. 21. 
 
 BruhuH. q. 13. b.b. 21. 
 
 Brumiton. y. 3. a.a. 20. 
 
 Bukebi. k. ro. 
 
 Burgo de. g. 7. x. i, 2, ^. d.d. i6> 
 
 17, 18, 19. e.e. 3, 21. 1.1. 38, 39.. 
 
 p.p. 44. r.r. 2, 3. 
 Burmingham. t. 41, 42. 
 Burls, s. 28. 
 Burton, h.h. i, 2. 
 Buflardc-flegh. e. 13. 
 Butolf St. b.b. 31. 
 Butteleya. p. 32. w. 13, 14. 
 
 C. 
 
 Cadomo de. p. 16, 17. r. ^7^ 3^' 
 
 s. 22. z, 25. 
 Cantuar. e. 16, 17. f. 3, 4, 5,6, 17, 
 
 21, &c. (i.) 3 x\i''\; 20. n. 28, 29. 
 
 t. 4, 5. y. 25, 26. a.a. 3, 4, 5, 6. 
 
 s.s. 14. 
 Cantuar' archlepifcopus. c. 17, 1 8. 
 
 e. 21. 
 Cantebrig'. e. 27. k. 7, ^6. 
 
 Carleton.
 
 I N D 
 
 46 
 
 Carleton. p.p. 24. 
 Canvell. f.f. 8. 
 Cccfarllburg. d. 37. 
 Caftard. 11.11. 39. 
 Ceddic. a. a. 30. 
 Cclbcham. 1.1. 20. 0.0. 3, 4, 5. 
 Ceiinore. h. 6. (i.) 17. 
 Cerne. q. 15- r- 28. 
 Cerne-abb. w. 1 6. 
 Ceniolio de. k. 21. 
 Certeleie. 1.1. 5. 20. m.m. 12.11.11.35. 
 Certefey. 0.0. i, 3, 4, 5. r.r. 18. 
 Certcfige. d. 7, Sec. 
 Ccftrefeld y. 3. a. a. 20. 
 Celireton. 11. 47. f. f. 12. 
 Cellr' comitatus. u.n. 21. 
 Chalgrave. q- 19. 
 Chartufiaiii Fratres. 16. 
 Chavcle.y. 31, 32. 
 Chiclie ccclelia. a. 20. e.22, 23. z.32. 
 Chidiiigefold. h h. 21. 
 Chilteiiham. q.q. 24. 
 Chinselhiede. x. 8. 
 Chintona. a. a. 44, 45. 
 Chiffcb'. II. n. 22. 
 Cireccftr'.g. 9-5. 12. 
 Clarlndon. n.n, 23. 
 Clent. g. 12. 
 Clere. n.n. 25. 
 Ckinewode. n.n. 56. 
 Cluniacenfcs. t. 37. 
 CockcUvell. m. 12. 
 Coctoii. t. II, 12. 
 Codintone. x. 6. 
 Coges. p.p. 35- q.q. 12. 
 Cokesford (i. i.) 18. 
 Cockham. z. 21. 
 
 Coleceftre. n.n. 53. 0.0. 22. t, 22. 
 36. 
 
 E X. 
 
 Colingham. a. a. 38. 
 
 Colinton. k. 32. 
 
 Colynburn. q.q. 32. 
 
 Conienore. n.n. 82. 
 
 Corbiac. (i-i.) 21, 22, 23. 
 
 Corby, g. 19. z. 18. 
 
 Corebrigg. z. i. 
 
 Corf. p.p. 62. 
 
 Cormeliis de. z. 14. 
 
 Cornub'. k. 5. p.p. 2. 
 
 Cofliani. p.p. 64. 
 
 Coventi'. b. 6. g. 11. m. 21. b. b. 7. 
 
 Coventr' epilcopus. p. 24, 25. s. 15, 
 
 16. n.n. 44. 
 Coumbe Martin, h.h. in Schedula. 
 Creendon. d. 44. e. 7. 
 Crek. a. a. 27. 
 Croilland. r. 13, 14. 
 Crokeidena r. 26. 
 Crux Rohefiae r. 6. 
 Cumbe. t. 8, 9, 10. 
 Cumbroc f f. 14. 
 Cumgrebiri. p.p. 51. 
 Curl. r. 1 1, n.n. 38. r.r. 13. 
 Cyceflr'. z. 10, 11. n.n. 43. 
 Cyreceftr'. n.n. 83. 
 Cyrencellr'. z. 20. a. a. 28. b.b, 12, 
 
 13. m.m. 8. r.r. 20. 
 
 D. 
 
 Dalewudc. b.b. 8. 
 
 Dalfton. n.n. t^g. 
 
 Danecaftre. (i.i.) 5. 
 
 Danfridccum. h.h. 4. 
 
 Davintre. e. 24. 
 
 Dene.r. 19. n.n. 39. p.p. 50. q.q. 23. 
 
 29. 
 Depcford. f. f. 8. 
 Derby, z, 5. 
 
 Derliam.
 
 I N D 
 
 Derham. b. 9. 
 
 Derwent. p.p 75. 
 
 Devon', k. 5. it. m.m. 16. 
 
 Dlnefle. b. b. 3. 
 
 Dixwell. p. 34, ^s- 
 
 Dodiiigton. 1.1. 23, 27. 
 
 Dora. b.b. 14. ni.m. 9. p.p. 10, 18, 
 
 Dublin, (i.) 23. 
 
 Dudecota. z. 15. 
 
 Dudinton. p.p. 23. 
 
 Dunewic. d. 29. z. 24. k.k. 8, 9, 
 
 10. 
 Dunington. w. 3. 
 Dunolm'. b. 4, 5. a. a. 15. e.e. 17. 
 Dunliaple. s. s. 6, 7. 
 
 E. 
 
 Eboracenfis archiepifcopus. p.p. ^^. 
 
 q.q. I 2. 
 Eboraceniis ecclefia b. 10. p. 29. 
 
 r. 3,4. d.d, 5,6,22, 23. 
 Ebulf abb. w. 5. 
 Edcros'. n,n. 23. 
 Edmund St. p. i ufq; 10. b.b. 5. 
 
 1.1. 34. p.p 5. 
 Edward St. n.n. 31. 
 Egeham. 0.0. 3, 4, 5. 
 Egcton. (i-i.) 8. 
 Elicns' epifcopus. a. 14, 15. (i.i.) 35, 
 
 37' 43« 44' 45' 46, 47' 48, 50, 
 51. m.m. 6. n.n. 26, 6cc. 0.0. 6. 
 p.p. 67. 
 Ely monafler'. b. 1 1 ufq; 18, 19, 28, 
 
 2.9' 3?' 3^' 3-- (i-i-) i'2,3, 4- 
 Eliicbtrcot. e.e. 18. 
 
 Emplngbam. z. 8. 
 
 Eppyng. e. 29. 
 
 Ernahal. m m. 10. 
 
 X. 
 
 47 
 
 EfecelHon. k. 29. 
 
 Effeburne. b.b. i. 
 
 Effenden. k. 22, 23, 24, 25. 
 
 EfTex comitatus. a. a. 46. 
 
 EfTex forefta. a. a. 37. 
 
 Efsbop. p p. 3. 
 
 Eftbroc. m. 18, 20. m.m. 5. 
 
 Efton. X. 14. 
 
 Eft-rudham. (i.i.) 17. 
 
 Eftwode. n. n. 56. 
 
 Eura. s. 10 e.e. 6. 
 
 Evefham. (i.i.) 24 ufq; 29. n.n, 13 
 
 ufq; I 8. p.p 36. q.q. 4. 
 Exnlnge. p. 10. 
 Exon. r. 25- 
 Eyhefham. n. 24. 
 Eyton. m. 1 2. z. 35. 
 
 F. 
 
 Fackel. p.p. 79. 
 
 Faj'-erweil. c. 22. 
 
 Faleflegh. p.p. 13. 
 
 Faverfliam. n. 38, 39. 
 
 Felefleda. f. 9, 10, 11. 
 
 Felfhede. r. 37, 38. 
 
 Ferendon. x. 22. 
 
 Ferflcit. p.p. 74. 
 
 Fefcamp. s. i ufq; 10. e.e. i, 2. 
 
 Filificroft. n.n. 23. 
 
 Fifcanenfis. q.q. 24. 
 
 Flaxley. q.q. 21, 28. 
 
 Flexleia. x. 4, 5. 
 
 Flixlclya. n.n. 39. 
 
 Ford. f.f. 7. m.m. 11. n.n. 45. 
 
 Forda. h. 12. s. 21. 
 
 Font-Ebrald. f. I. s. 31. t. I. b.b. 4. 
 
 g.g. 8, 9. 
 Fontilbin. g.g. 7. 
 Forncby. q. 14. 
 
 Forthinbrlg.
 
 48 
 
 I N D 
 
 X. 
 
 Forthingbrlg. g. 3. 
 
 Folk-rne. p.p. 8 i. 
 
 Frantoiui. s. 22. 
 
 Fridthvid St. Oxon. e.e. 15. (J-fl- 13 
 
 PVoma. a. a. 32. 
 
 Furnays. n.ii. 46. 
 
 Fumes, f.f. 16. 
 
 G. 
 
 Caherfl. pp. 46. 
 
 Gainesford. d d. 6. 
 
 Gangulveldon. q. 19. 
 
 Gant. t. 8, 9, 10. 
 
 Gathamtun b. 23. 
 
 Gayton. 11. 28, 29. 
 
 Gedenay. q. 10, 22. a a. 43. 
 
 Gemcticenlis ecclefia. e.c. 7, 8, 9. 
 
 George St. Ii. i i. 
 
 Geriiemua. k. 35. 
 
 Gcry. q.q. 13. 
 
 Gipelwico. e. e. 31. 
 
 Gilcburn. p.p. 71. 
 
 Glouccllr'. d.d. 3, 4. e.e. 26. q.q. 1 1, 
 
 16, 25. 
 Glouceftr' abbatia. q.q. 16, 17, 18, 
 
 26,^0, 31, 39, 
 Godalmyngg. h.h. 21. 
 Godelhull. q.q. ^^. 
 Godeftowe. g.g. 6. 
 Coding, p. 34, ^s- 
 Goleberdccherche. w. 3. 
 Gratia Dei. q q. 27. 
 CTrencded. t.15. (i. i.) 9, 11. 0.0. 31. 
 Grenewic'. t. 8, 9, 10. 
 Gretton. a. a. 25. 
 Grimelby. k. 34, 39. 
 
 Ilach. d. 3; 
 
 H. 
 
 Hacunho. y. B. 
 
 Haddon. 1.1. ^y. 
 
 Haglieman. p. i r. 
 . Haghman. p.p. 31. 
 
 Hakelegh. r.r. 6. 
 
 Haldefworth h. h. in Schedula. 
 
 Hales. h. i3.(i.i.)3o,3i.n.n. 19,20. 
 
 Halliwell. w. 8. 
 
 Hamelehamfted. n. n. 50, 71. 
 
 Hampton, r. ^y, 38. 
 
 Haringworth. p.p. 70. 
 
 Harold's Park. p.p. ^^. 
 
 Halelgrof. p.p. 80. 
 
 Hatfeld-Pevcrell. p.p. 27. 
 
 Hathefhiill. m. m. 2. 
 
 Haunleg'. d.d. 32. 
 
 Havering, h. 10. r. 36. a. a. 37. 
 0.0. 29. 
 
 Hedindon. y. 28. 
 
 Heibar. p p. 26. 
 
 Heidou. n. 51. 
 
 Helleftune. e. 20. 
 
 Hemingbroc. n. 40. 
 Hcmllcde. s. 25. 
 
 Hereford ecclefia. b. 23' (}-) 2f, 
 26.(i. i.) 39,40. n.n. 76, 77. q.q. 
 19, 20, 22. 
 Hcrlaue. p.p. 5. 
 Hcrkia. e.e. 1 1. 
 Herleflun. h. 19. 
 Hertford, k. 22, 23, 24, 25. 
 Hortiland. h. 14. 
 Hcrtone. h.h. 27, 28. 
 Hida. y. 21 . p.p. 39. 
 Holcoltram. n.n. 62 ufq; 66. 
 Horftede. r. ^7^ 38. 
 Hon. e.e. 10. g.g. I 7. 
 Howode. p.p. 40. 
 Hu'mo de. c.c. 4,5. g.g. 10. 
 
 Hulmo
 
 I N D 
 
 Hulmo de, St. Benedidus. o. 1,2, 
 
 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 
 Hungreduna. e. e. 25. 
 Huntedon' honor, x. 28. a. a. 49. 
 
 p.p. 68. r. r. 19. 
 Huntendon foreft'. p.p. i. 
 Huntingdon, h. 8, 9. 
 Hurle. 1.1. I, 20. 
 Hwauton. a. a. 36. 
 
 I. 
 
 Iifleflep. p. pi 47. 
 
 Jerulalem fratres. d. 33. (i.) r, 2. 
 
 t. 39. a. a. 12. c.c. 12, 13. k.k. 
 
 15, &c. 1.1. 35. n. n. I iifq; 12. 
 
 p.p. 54. r.r. 17. 
 Immedon. c. 7. a. a. 24. 
 Iinmemere. c. 7. a. a. 24.. 
 LaheilTiull. q.q. 50. 
 Intelberge. q.q. 6. 
 Irchenefeld. p.p. 42. 
 
 K. 
 
 Karlcton. n.n. 59. p.p. 24. 
 Karliolenfis epilcopus. a. 27. n.n. ^g. 
 
 p.p. 24, 61. 
 Kelwedon. p.p. 28. 
 Ken. h.h. 9 
 Kendale. c. 9, 10, 11, 12. s. 29,30. 
 
 n.n. 46. 
 Kenebouton. d. i. 
 Kenetare. r. 8. n.n. 37. 
 Kenillword. p. 22, 23. n.n 47, 48. 
 
 0.0. 12. 
 Kertmfcl. d.d. 15. 
 Kerfinton. a. a. 19, 
 Kinetton. g. 17. 
 Kingellon. k. 18. 
 Kington, f. f. 14. 
 
 Kirkefcaud. p.p. 24. 
 Kirkham. n. 2, 3. 
 Kerkeby. d, d. 7, 20. 
 Kyngefcrabbe. p.p. 58. 
 Kyngeflion. s.s. 8. 
 Kyngefwode. p.p. 80. 
 Kyrkeftall. a. a. 38. 
 
 L. 
 
 Lambeth, p. 18. 
 
 Lamport, r. 11. n.n. 38. r.r. 13. 
 
 Lancaftr'. d. 38, 39. 
 
 Langeden. w. 4. 
 
 Langenere. z. 3 i . 
 
 LannhoLi. s. 26. 
 
 Lantonay. b. 26, 27. 
 
 Laurenc' St. c.c. lo. 
 
 Lazer St. c. 5, 6. 
 
 Lechampfted. g. g. 16. 0.0. 28. 
 
 Leefton. s.s. 10. 
 
 Leirceftr'. x. 19, 20. 
 
 Lenn. (i. i.) 13, 14. 
 
 Lenton. b. 34, ^^, 36. g. 20. e.e. 23^ 
 
 24. t. 6. 
 Lettely. 1. 26. 
 Lewes, k. 40. 
 I^eyceftre. c.c. 23. 
 Lichtfeld. p. 25. 
 Lillefhul. e.e. 16. 
 Lincoln' capella. d. 45. 
 Lincoln', f. 16. q. 21. 
 Lincoln' epifcopus. q. 9, 11, 12;. 
 Lindefeia. £ 7. 
 Linton t. II, 12. 
 Livefham. t. 8, 9, 10. 
 Luitona. e.e. 27, 28. 
 Llavera. e.e. 14. 
 I^odres. r. 23. 
 London, c. 27.. 
 
 G tondou*;
 
 '^^ 
 
 I N D 
 
 London' Aldremnnbury. 1. 13. 
 eccLll.T Sancli Bartliol'. 1. r, 
 
 r, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, II, 14. 
 epllcopus. a. 9. a. a. 47, 4S. 
 
 m.m. i3, 1 9. 
 
 (-'aiola. r. 9. 
 
 llctlia rcgliije. h. 4. 
 
 Sancti Mart', h. i- g-g- 15- 
 
 r.r. I 6. 
 London' Sancll Paul! ccclefia. a. i, 
 
 &c. & z\. d. 25. b. b. 9, 10, 
 
 e. c. 14, I 
 
 :>' 
 
 16, 17, 18 
 
 II. 
 
 s.s. 13. 
 London' ecclcfia San^fts Trinitatis. 
 
 n. I iilqiic 24. 
 London' Scacolelan. 1. 20. 
 I Allington. n. n. 47. 
 Lymeneskld. n.n. 12. 
 Lvra. h. 3. 
 
 Lyth. (i.i ) 6, 7. 
 
 M. 
 Maldon. c. 29. b.b. 1 1. 
 Malmeiburi. q. 1 ufqiie 8. \i. 4 w. i, 
 
 2. d.d. 4. r.r. i. 
 Makon. f. 18. 
 Malvern, n n. 18. 
 Malvern, foreft'. d. 24. d.d. J2. 
 
 (i.i.) :9. 
 IMarc. St. y. 7. 
 Marciniaco de. c.c. 19. 
 Martok. 1. 25. 
 Maiidon. n.n. 56. 
 Mdrcia. w. ij. 
 Mcndham (i ) 28. 
 Mere. g. 12. 
 Mcrg.ui. z. 6, 7. 
 Mcrlibcrg'. h. 17. y. 5. 
 Mcrrton. h. 5. m.m. 17. 
 
 Morton. I. 2 1 . r. 7. u. 5, 6. c c 11. 
 d.d. 5. gg. 1 3. 1.1.3,4. n.n. 36, 
 80. 0.0. 8, 14. q q. 50. r.r. 10. 
 
 Meitun. c. 26. 
 
 Meru-odc. h.h. 8. 
 
 Mekiiig. w. 20, 21. 
 
 Methiiig. g.g. i(^. 0.0. 16. 
 
 Middeihou. g. 24. m.m. 4. p.p. 41. 
 
 Midclton. b. 22. 1. 10. w. 5. 1.1. 2"/' 
 
 Midchvodc. n.n. 56. 
 
 Minthi. g. 9. 
 
 iViinthy. mm. 8. 
 
 Modingcham. t. 8, 9, 10. x. 18. 
 
 Monteacut'. f. f. i, 2, 3. 
 
 Monte Burgo dc. r. 23. 
 
 Morf. p.p. 29. 
 
 Morheye. 1.1. 27. 
 
 Morton, n. 45, 46. 
 
 Muntti.n.n. 83. 
 
 N. 
 Natele. n.n. ^2- q<l- 44* 
 Neutone. q q. 32. 
 Newcburn. z. 2. 
 NorfolcVcomitatus. s. 13, 14. 
 Norhampton. g. 13. h^ 18. t. 30. 
 
 0.0. 27, 30. 
 Northam. s. 22. 
 Northcuri. b. 25. 
 North wode. 0.0. 32. q.q. ^T* 38- 
 Norton, g. I 7. e.e.27,28,29. nn. ■^^. 
 Norwic'. d. 48, 49, 50. e. 6. r. 10. 
 Nortel, h.h. 25, 26. 
 Notteild. a. 30. 
 
 Nettingham dcafForeflatus. p.p. 6^. 
 Nottingham, y. 1,2. 
 Novo Loco de. f. 7. 
 Novum Caftellum I'lipcr Tinarn. 
 
 a. 18. g. 22. 
 
 Nutlegh.
 
 I N D 
 
 5^ 
 
 Nutlegh. n. 44. 
 Nymet. h.Ii. 3. 
 
 O. 
 
 Odiham. z. 29. 
 
 OJdiolt. 1.1. I J. 
 
 Orcford. 1. 22. 
 
 Ofenia. e. 9, 10, 11. 
 
 Oikinton. a. a. 1 1 . 
 
 Oipriiii^. i'.f. 5. 
 
 Oi'vvaldcbec. g. 8. 
 
 Oxeneford. d. 42. 
 
 Oxon'. a. a. 13. f. i. 4. u.n. 52, 73. 
 
 PcnfLlda. s. 22. 
 
 Penhel. b. 3. 
 
 Pennebiri. r. 37, 38. 
 
 Pcnne de la. z. 34. 
 
 Perl. n. 27. 
 
 Perflior. d. 32. 
 
 Pcrfhora. n.n. 79. 
 
 Perfchora. (i.i.) 42. 
 
 Pctri-Burgus. c. 14, .15, 16. 
 
 Pevcni'el. p. 26, 27. z. 31. 
 
 Pipewell \v. 18, 19. 1.1. 31, 32. 
 
 0.0, 18. p p. 78. 
 Plimpton, (i i.) 19, 20. 
 Pllnton. z. 12. 
 Ponte Robert! de. s. 18, 27. 
 Porcefcre. p.p. 64. 
 Portefmuc. q.q. 36. 
 Prasmonflrateiires. p.p. 64. 
 Prato de. a. 28. m. 18, 19, 20. 
 
 m.m. 5. n.n. 51, 72. 
 Prefthore. y. 8. 
 Predon. r. 24. n.n. 81. 
 Pukelefchirch. p.p. 57. 
 P.urftiui. d. 4. 
 
 E X. 
 
 QvKidhavennge. w. 3. 
 
 R. 
 
 Pva<iing. X. 9 ufcjtie 14. a. a. 17, 18. 
 
 0.0. II. 
 Ramncfotiri. h. Ii 10. 
 Ranicfcia. p.p. 43. q.q. 37, 38. 
 
 r. r. 25. s. s. I, 2, 3. 
 Rameleia ccclelia. c. 13. (i.) 22. 
 
 c c. 21. 
 Rameleia. n.n. 66 iifq-jc 71. 0.0. 32. 
 Randolveflion. g. 3. 
 Robyri. z. 3. 
 
 Rofi^enfis. c. 17, 18. f. 13, 1^. 
 Rokingh. p.p. 4. 
 Rolelham. e. e. 27, 28. 
 Ronover. g. 3. 
 Roteland. z. 8. 
 
 Rotomag'. 1. 28. p. 20, 21. n.n. 25. 
 Roueceftre. r. 29. 
 Redleia. n.n. 39. 
 Relndon. e. 29. 
 Renifeud. 1.1. 31, 32. 
 Ricotc, q. 19. 
 Ridword, v. Jo. 
 Rinthwrd. p. 20, 21. 
 Rudele. q. q. i 7, 30. 
 Rudham. (i.i.) 16, 18. 
 Rusford. 0.0. 15. 
 Ruhford. c. c. 20. . 
 Rupe. y. 27. 
 Rye. r. 5. 
 
 S. 
 Saglum, St. Martin, z. 26, 27. 
 Salechild. f. 14. 
 Salop. X. 14. h.h. 1 1 iifque i 7. . 
 Salteria. k. 27. 
 
 G 3 Sandwic.
 
 52 I N D 
 
 Sandwlc. s. s. 14. 
 
 Sp.rum. n. 30. c.c. 9. f . f . 9.h.li, 17 
 
 ufq; 24. 1.1. 16, 17. 0.0. 17. 
 Sathbcrga. ee. 17. 
 Scardeburgh. n.n, 60, 61. 
 Scarnednle. y- 3. 
 Schipedhani. (i.i.) 4'^. 
 Seleburn. n n, 33. p.p. 40, 7^. 
 Seleburne. qq. 40. 
 Seleby. p. 12, 13, 14, 15. 
 Selcwode. p.p. 74. 
 Sende. c. 7. 
 Scytonc. q q. 15. 
 ShereburiR-. q q. 4S. 
 Shireburne. hh. 23. 
 Shorertan. k.k. 13. 
 Sideham. ii. 6. (i.) 17. 
 Simplingham. b. 21. g g. 20. 
 Skeggeby. f. i. i o. 
 Sueid a. a. 16. 
 ifonnyng. h.h. 24. 
 Southmouton. h.h. 6. 
 Southamton metae & bund*, q.q. 
 
 Southamton. St. Dionif. juxta. x. 
 
 Spalding, cl. 5, 6. g.g. 21.(1.1)49. 
 
 p.p. 21. r. r. 21. 
 Stafholc. p.p. 8. 
 Stafford, k. 42. r. 34- 
 Stalnclbl. n. 32, ^^, 34, ^^. 
 Stancs. p.p. 56. 
 
 Stanford, t. 1 5. (i. i.) 10, 12.00. 31. 
 Stanlca. b.b. 32. d.d. jo, li. f.f. 6. 
 Stan leg. r.r. 5. 
 
 Stanlega. w. 4. x. 6, 23. r.r. 5. 
 Stanfledc. m. 22, 23. 
 Staintona. d.d. 6. 
 Stanwdl. a. a. ^>.. 
 
 E X. 
 
 Stapelrord. p.p. 5. 
 
 Stcynfeld. 1. 24. 
 
 Stodlegh. p.p. ^-j. 
 
 Stok. a. a. 11. m.m, 18. s.s. 13. 
 
 Stokes, a. a 47. e.e. 27, 2S. 
 
 Stokcflay. d.d. 6. 
 
 Stratford, e. i, 2, 19. x. 24, 25. 
 
 "•1^- 54' 55' ^■^- 4- 
 Strenefhale. p.p. 7. 
 
 Strodes. t. 15. 
 
 Sudberic. e. 19. 
 
 Sudflct. \v. 3. 
 
 Sudruggc. q.q. 17, 30. 
 
 Sudhampton. b. 18, 19. 
 
 Suhton'. m.m. 7. 
 
 Suhiet'ord. g- i 2. 
 
 Sumburnc. r.r. 6. 
 
 Sumerefham, (1.1.) 46, 47. 
 
 Sumerlfham. n.n. 26, &c. p.p. 67. 
 
 Sumcrton r. i 2. 
 
 S\inlburn. x. 31. 
 
 Suthbrom. h.h. 20. 
 
 Suthwic. c. 24. 
 
 Sutton, e.e. 27, 28. f. f. 1 1. 
 
 Sutton delaHane. m. 7, 8. p. 30. y.6. 
 
 Suwick. a. a. 29. 
 
 Swinefheved. y. 13. 
 
 T. 
 
 Tanton. z. 16. 
 
 Tarent. r. 37, 38. 
 
 Tauftok. h.h. 3, 
 
 Temtord. d. 4. 
 
 Tempi! Fratres. t. 17, 18, 19, 20. 
 
 1.1. 2. 
 Templum Salomonis. 0.0. 19. p.p. 
 
 45' 49; 
 Templl Salomonis Fratres. q.q. 5, 
 
 S, 41, 42, 43. r.r. 11,12.^ 
 
 Thaiiia.
 
 INDEX. 
 
 53 
 
 Tliama. k. 4. p. 31.x. 22. 
 Thamis. a. a. 39. 
 Theodford. g.g. 1,2. 
 Theokefbiri. t. 23, 32. 0.0. 20. 
 Theolv'cfhid. r. 37, 38. 
 Thethelega. 0.0. 9. 
 Thornecumba. s. 21. 
 Thorneia. y. 22. a. a, y, 8, 9, 10. 
 
 ^(i-i-)35-- 
 Thore. g. 16. k. 11, 
 
 Thurgaiton. a. 19- g- 14. 
 
 Thyenton. q. 16. 
 
 Tidefwell. k. 15. 
 
 Tileteia. y. 9. r.r. 22. 
 
 Tiudeti, a. 48. 
 
 Toppefham. h.h. 9. 
 
 Torinton. x. 21. 
 
 Torkefia. e. 18. 
 
 Tornecumba. m.m. 11. 
 
 Torp. l.l. 20. 0.0. 3, 4, 5. 
 
 Trentham. r. 25. 
 
 Triangle, n. 38, 39. 
 
 Trinell. m.m. 9. 
 
 Triuell. p. p. 18. 
 
 Tugarton. 0.0. 9. 
 
 Turroc. d.d. 13. 
 
 Tulcia. y. 7. 
 
 Tyllty. e. e. 30. 
 
 Tynemuth. g. 2i.b.b. 15, 16, 18. 
 
 Tyrun. d.d. 14. 
 
 U. 
 
 Vallls Del. w. 6. 
 Up-lamborn. k.k. 12. 
 Uppeteua. p. 32. 
 Ula.pp. 75. 
 
 W. 
 
 Waldeiie. c. 24. t. 21. 
 Walefliala. p. ^;^. 
 
 Walefwoith. p.p 64. 
 Waltham. m. i, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 
 13, 14, 15, r6, 17, 22, 23. t. 2^. 
 1.1.9, ^^y 11.11.11.57, p.p. 16. 
 Waueting. e.e. 27, 28. 
 Wapelee. x. 6. 
 
 Wardon. g. 24. y. 4. m.m. 4. p. p. 41. 
 Wardun.t. 35. n.n. 58. 
 Warlaghay. p.p. 29. 
 Waverlea. s. 20. 
 Wedon. m.m. 14. 
 W'ellebech. d. 47. d.d. 25. p.p. 3. 
 Welles, b. 25. e. 26. 
 Wendover. 1. 25. 
 Werblington. f . f . i8. 
 Werketon. p.p. 5. 
 Wermeniftre. t. 26. 
 Weilham. e. 3, 4, 5, 19. 
 Weflmerland. c. 9, 10, 1 1, 12. s. 29, 
 
 ^o. n.n. 46. 
 Wefl-Lydesford. h.h. 7 
 W^eflmonaflerium. 1. 15, 16, 17, 
 i8, 19. u. I. w. 7. X. 16, 17. 
 a. a. 40. c.c, 1, 2, 3. k.k. 2, 3, 
 4,5, 6. 1.1. 24, 30, 40. p.p. 47, 
 82. 
 Weflona. e.e. 13. t. 14. 
 Weftun. z. 34. 
 Weft- Waltham. 1.1. 9. 
 Wefhvode. n. n. 56. 
 Wetteleg. g. 8. 
 Wexcumba. w. lo. 
 Wherewell. k. 14. q.q. 45. 
 WHiitebi. (i.) 27. c.c. 6, 7, 8. 
 
 d.d. 24 ufq; 30. 
 Wichecumbe. e. 8. 
 Wigorn. (i.) 31. t. 40. (i.i.) 33, 34, 
 
 38. n.n. 74, 75.q.q. 3. r.r. 15. 
 Wika. w. 4. e.e. 29. 
 Wikel. k. 8. 
 
 Wikes.
 
 54 i 
 
 Wlkcs. c. 20, 21. d. d. 35. 0.0. ; 
 Wilberdcllou. a. a. 11. 
 Wimbornholt. m.ai. 13. 
 Wimelthorp. q. 9. 
 WinchcHcy. r. 5. 
 Windlcfliora. m 15. 
 ^Vinde^ore Manei 
 Winterburn. x. 6 
 Winterflawe. a.a. 22. 
 Winthertoke. a. a. -^c 
 Winton. r. 30. k. k. 1 1 
 
 q.q. 9. 
 
 :>• 
 
 Wirceftre. d 27, 28. 0.0. 25, 
 Wifl'elay. ni m i 
 Witetbrd. k. 23- 
 Wittinton. y. 3. 
 Witton. p.p. 25. 
 Woburn. (i.) 28. 
 Wolavefton. q. 17- 
 Wokyngham. h, h. 24. 
 Worda. X. 22. 
 Wordi. d.d. 10, 11. 
 Wrenles. q.q. 14. 
 Writal. g. 10. 
 Writcl. r. 2. z. 19. 
 Wrochelhal. b. 7. 
 \A'roche\vurthia. p. 1 1. 
 
 u.n. 19, 34. 
 
 N D E X. 
 
 Wrtoll g. 23. 0.0. 22. 
 
 Wudelnin. z. 17. g.g. 3, 4.0.0. 26. 
 
 p.p. 83. 
 Wudeftok. b.b. 26. 
 Wuleulc'. t. S, 9, 10. X. 18. 
 W'lilgaihag. q.q. 14. 
 Wutton. a.a. i, 2. 
 \Vy. n.n. 12. 
 Wycunibe. z. 9- 
 Wvdeftrode. l.L 14. 
 Wyncesfeu. 1.1. 14. 
 Wyndelbr' Burgus. l.I. 21. 
 WS-ndelbr' Forell. 1.1. 6, 7, &c. 
 Wynekkld. l.h 19. 
 Wyntelege. n.n. 25. 
 Wyrkel'wrde. b.b. i 
 Wyrmcliull. b.b. 20. 
 Wytelade. 1.1. 12. 
 Wyton. n.n. 47. 
 
 Yatefminifter. h.h. 21. 
 Ycheleia. p. ^6. 
 Yvclceftre. b.b. 29. 
 Ywern. h.h. 10. 
 
 N. B. Chartarum Antiquarum Apographum cxtat iu Rlbliotheca . 
 Haileiana in Muleo Brltannico. No. 84, 86. 
 
 B U L L ^
 
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 BULLAE ET LITER-^ PAPALES. 
 
 INNOCENTIUS III. 
 I. TT^XHORTATIO ad terne fandas fuccurfum. Johann' Rex. 
 jl^j 2. Euftacio de Vefcy, de pace inter regem & facerdotivim. 
 3. Fragmeiitum de pace Inter regem & barones, ne fublidium terra; 
 fan£lie impugnetur. 
 
 H O N O R I U S III. 
 
 1. De gaurdis 6c efcaetis ad regem pertlnentibus. Henr' IIL 
 
 2. De collatione prebendic In ecclefia Ebor', & de ecclefia de 
 Dunlghtne. 
 
 3. Bulla minatoria de dote & caflrls per comltem Marchlac regl 
 reddendls. 
 
 4. De iixore W. Talboth. 
 
 5. De annuo redditu quinquaginta marcarum Stephano fan£ti AdrlanI 
 cardinal! folvendo. 
 
 6. De eodem redditu. 
 
 7. De cpifcopo Arfercen'- 
 
 8. LItera papse objurgatoria Galfrido de Llzinlco, de fidelltate, qua 
 tcnetur regl, vlolata. 
 
 9. Dc dctentlone caftrorum regis in Hibernia. 
 10. De ecclefia Winton'. 
 
 Quod barones afliftant Pandulfo legato, & reftltuant caftra 6c dominia 
 rcgi. Fragmcntum. 
 
 G R E G O R I U S IX. 
 
 1. Ad vafTallos regis de fidelltate. 
 
 2. Quod rex Francia;, nuncios regis Anglice ad fedem apoflollcam 
 accedere vel ab ipfa recedere llbere &c fecure permlttat. 
 
 3. De confirmatlone eledlonls epHcopI Imlllcen'. 
 
 4. Dc cxcommunlcando Imperatorem, pro eo quod non transfretavit la 
 fubfidlum terras l^^n61:ae. 
 
 5. De fubfidio in terram fanftam. 
 
 6. Queritiir
 
 S6 BULL. ^ ET LITERS PAP ALES. 
 
 6. Queritur Gregorius de minlftris fuis male-tra<fl.atis 6c buUis con- 
 ciilcatls. 
 
 7. Bulla regi de forore Imperatoii in uxorem tradenda. 
 
 8. De llbeitatibus & immiinitatlbus capellarum regis. 
 
 9. Pro fratribus hofpitalis de Alto paflii. 
 10. Pro archidiacono Norfolch'. 
 
 Pro Guillielmo Germano fratris Guillielmi de ordine minorum. 
 
 I N N O C E N T I U S IV. 
 
 1. Pro epifcopo Bathon' & Wellen'. 
 
 2. Bulla de annuo cenlii mille marcarum folvendo, 
 
 3. Pro abbate &conventu Weftm', de anniverfariis faciendls in eccle- 
 fia de Fangere. 
 
 4. Pro archidiacono Tanton fupcr prebenda Sancli Dccumani. 
 
 5. Bulla papae rogatoria pro quibuldam mercatoribus Senen'. 
 
 6. De ^Iatrimonio inter Margaretam tiliam regis, &c regem Scotix. 
 Fragmentum. 
 
 7. Pro epifcopo Ymiliacen'. 
 
 ALEXANDER IV. 
 
 1. Pro Blafio nepote & capellano papa; in pofleflionem prebendtE Sannn 
 inducend'. 
 
 2. De reftitutione villa: de Regiila, in dice' Vafaten', abbati & con- 
 vcntiii monailerii Floriacen'. 
 
 3. Pro iiotario Arloti fubdiaconi & notarii papa>. 
 
 CLEMENS IV. 
 I, 2, 3, 4, 5. De decimis colligendis in utilitatem regis. 
 
 GREGORIUS X. 
 
 1. Pro abbate Cantuar'. Edw. L 
 
 2. Bulla regi pro archiepifcopo Caflalenfi, qui Hgno crucis alTumpto, 
 ad lubfidium ternt fandae fe accingit. 
 
 3. De denario Beati Petri colligendo. 
 
 4. Pro Leuelino principe Wallite. 
 f . Pro mercatoribus Floreatlnis. 
 
 JOHANNES XXI. 
 I. De ccufu ecclefix Romaiias pio feptem annis proeteritis iblvendo. 
 
 M A R T I N U S
 
 BULL.^ ET LI TERiE PAPAL ES. 
 
 57 
 
 M A R T I N U S IV. 
 
 r. Pro nbhnte de Ex'eflirari eligeado. 
 
 2. Pro ordinc Cluiiiaceii'. 
 
 3. De ecclelia de Adelingflet. 
 
 4. Bulla regl exliortatoria, quod difcordiam iuter Alfonfum Caflella; 
 regem & fanclium caeterofque hlios fuos exortam pro \ iribus componere 
 coaaretur. 
 
 5. De abbate Filcanenfi eligendo. 
 
 6. De luccurfu terri=e faadtas Fraomentum. 
 
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 H O N O R I U S. IV. 
 
 1,1. De licentia Johanni Giffard, domino de Clittord, & Margaretae 
 de Nova Villa, matrimonium inter Te contrahendi concedenda. 
 3. Coafirmatio eletftioais archiepifcopi Ebor'. 
 
 N I C O L A U S IV. 
 
 I. De archiepifcopo Tuamenfi eligendo. 
 
 1. Coafirmatio eleftionis abbatis de Waltham. 
 
 3. Coafirmatio eledlionis archiepifcopi Ebor'. 
 
 B O N I F A C I U S VIII. 
 
 1. Pro niercatoribus Papa?. 
 
 2. Seatentia in cardinales San£lae Marian & Sanftl Euftachii. 
 
 3. Priaia prorogatio fuffereatiae later reges Angli« & FranciiC fada. 
 
 4. 5. Quod rex defifteret a profecutioae guerras coatra Scotos. 
 
 6. Secuada prorogatio treugarum later reges Angliae & Franclse fii(5la 
 per Papam. 
 
 7. Pro archiepifcopo Ebor'. 
 
 8. Pro eplfcopo Wygorn'. 
 
 9. Coafirmatio eleitionis abbatis Sau(5ll Edmundi. 
 
 10. Pro eplfcopo Ellen. 
 
 1 1. Pro archiepifcopo Dublla': 
 
 12. 13. Fragmeata. 
 
 C L E M E N S V. 
 
 1. De damnis fecuadum formam Pads inter Angllse & Frauclae reges 
 emcadaadis. 
 
 2. De eifdeai damais. 
 
 3. ]3e eifdeni damais. 
 
 H 4' Pro
 
 58 BULL^ ET LITERS PA PALES. 
 
 4. Pro Hella de Joneftotia. 
 
 5. Invitatio Papae ut Rex ad fe veniat, aut faltem Edwardum Princi- 
 pern ad pruL-fentlam fuam mlttat, ad contrahendum niatrimonium cum 
 nata regis Franciic, & ad pacem Iblidandani. 
 
 6. Pro cpifcopo Norwicen'. 
 
 7. Pro archiepifcopo Armachan'. Edw. IL 
 
 8. Pro epifcopo Mayoatn'. 
 
 9. Pro archit'pifcopo Armachan'. 
 
 10. Pro epifcopo Artferren'. 
 
 1 1 . Pro abbate de Saiidlo Edmundo. 
 I 2. Pro epifcopo Elfiaen'. 
 
 1 3. De bonis 6c tcrris Templariorum, hofpitulariis transferendis.. 
 
 14. Tranflatio cpifcopi Wygoni' in archiepifcopum Cantuar'. 
 J 5. Pro archiepifcopo Cantuar'. Fragmentum. 
 
 16. Dc epifcopo Coventr' 6c Lichfeld' incarcerate Fragmentum. 
 1 7. De colkclore dccimarum papie. Fragmentum. 
 
 J O H A N N E S XXII. 
 I. Litenc cardinahum Italorum regi Edwardo, de llbertate conclavis 
 hi electione PapiE poft Clementis obltum per Vafconenlcs violata. 
 z. Super exitibus Aqultania: Papas afiignatis. 
 
 3. Dc denarlo Sau61:i Petri. 
 
 4. Pro Lodovico de 13ellomonte in epiicopum Dunohii' promovencio. 
 
 5. Dc archiepifcopo Cafl'cleu' per papain piovifo. 
 
 6. De trcugls Scotlce. 
 
 De potertatedata cardlnalibus fuper pace refomianda cum Scotis. 
 Liters A dami de Neutou cardinalibus fuper trcugis prsdictls. 
 Liters; regis Papae fuper negotio prjeditfto. 
 
 7. De treugis inter regem 6c Robertum de Brus in eiindis. 
 De excommunlcando regni invalbres, be turbatores pads. 
 
 De Berewico poft publlcaticHiem treugarum occupato, de Uteris papa? 
 
 laceratls, & de Roberto Brus excommunlcando. 
 De poteftate excommunicandi cardinalibus data. 
 
 8. Pro Jordano de Infula Vafconens'. 
 
 9. De nunciis Papae in vafconia violatls. 
 
 10. De abbate Sanfti Thoms Martiris-juxta Dubhu'.. 
 ■II. Pro Jordano de Infula. 
 
 1 2. Pro epifcopo Sandi Andrei. 
 
 1^. Pro epifcopo Lincoln'. 
 
 14. Pro Georgio de Ipoirgia, canonico Lincoln'.. 
 
 15. Pro
 
 BULLAE ET LITERi£ PAPALES. S9 
 
 15. Pro epifcopo Landaven*. 
 
 16. Pro epifcopo Winton'. 
 
 1 7. Pro Raimundo Saiidtae Marije In Cofmedin, fuper aflecutione archi- 
 diaconatus Cantuar'. 
 
 18. De homagio pro ducatu Aquitan' prasflando. 
 
 19. Ad pacem cum rege Fraucias, & ad homagium faciendum, bulla 
 hortatoria. 
 
 20. Pro epifcopo Corkagen'. Edw. III. 
 
 21. Pro archiepifcopo Cantuar'. 
 
 22. Pro epifcopo Exon'. 
 
 23. Pro epiicopo Dunenfi. 
 
 24. Pro archiepifcopo Cafl'ellen'. 
 
 25. Pro epifcopo Artferten. 
 
 26. Pro epifcopo Clonen'. 
 
 27. Pro epifcopo Daren'. 
 
 BENEDICTUS XII. 
 
 1. Bulla BenedlftI PaptE, de eleftione fua regl inter omnes mundi 
 princlpes primordialitcr intimata. 
 
 2. Super ele6lIone abbatis Sandi Edmundi de Bury. 
 
 3. Pro epifcopo Wigorn'. 
 
 4. Pro epifcopo Norwicen'. 
 
 CLEMENS VI. 
 
 1. De prorogando tra£tandl tempore Inter Edw' regem Anglian & 
 Phllippum regem Franclai. 
 
 2. Pro archiepifcopo Ebor'. 
 
 3. Pro epifcopo Wigorn'. 
 
 INNOCENTIUS VI. 
 
 1. Pro epifcopo Karleolen'. 
 
 2. Pro epifcopo Norwicen'. 
 
 3. Pro epifcopo Elflnen'. 
 
 Pro epifcopo Londonien'. Fragmentum. 
 
 URBANUSV. 
 
 1. Pro archiepifcopo Armachan'. 
 
 2. Pro epifcopo Imclacen'. 
 
 3. Pro epifcopo Roftenfi. 
 
 H 2 4. Tranflatlo
 
 6o BVIA./E ET LITERTE: PA PALES. 
 
 4. Traiinatlo cplfcopi Bathon' & Wellen' ad epifcopatum Eliciifem. 
 
 5. Trauaatlo epifcopi Ciceftr' ad epilcopatum W'igorn. 
 
 a R E G O R I U S XI. 
 
 I. Pro abbate dc W'altham. 
 
 U R B A N U S VI. 
 
 1. Pro epifcopo Aflavcn'. Ric. II. 
 
 2. Pro cpli"co|K) Laiida\ til'. 
 
 3. Pro cpllcopo Laiidaven'. 
 
 4. Tranllatio epifcopi Lichefeldeu' & Coventren' ad epifcopatum W'elleu' 
 & Bathonieii'. 
 
 r. Traiiflatio epifcopi Sarum ad epifcopatum Bathon' & Wellen'. 
 
 6. Tranllatio epifcopi Dunolm' ad epilcopatum Ellen'. 
 
 7. Tranflatio archiepifcopi Ebor' ad archicplfcopatum Sancli Andreic. 
 
 8. Tranllatio epifcopi Bathon' & Wellen' ad epilcopatum Dunolm'. 
 
 9. Pro abbate Sandas Mariae de Winton' dioc'. 
 
 I o. Pro abbate Weftm'. 
 
 1 1 . Pro abbate Sancli Auguftini Cantuar'. 
 
 12. Pro epifcopo Meneveu'. 
 
 B O N I F A C I U S IX. 
 
 1. Pro epifcopo Afia\en'. 
 
 2. De Prcbenda in ecclelia Derbia?. 
 
 3. Ad archiepifcopum Ebor' pro Stcphano Altlion, de collatione 
 cujufdcm benehcii ad ecclefiam San(5li Johannls Beverlac' pertinentis. 
 
 4. Pro epifcopo Aladen'. 
 
 5. Pro Johanne monacho Sandli Auguflinl Cantuar'. 
 
 6. Tranllatio epifcopi Aduren' in archiepifcopum Dublin'. 
 
 7. Pro epifcopo Landaven'. 
 
 8. Pro epifcopo Oflbrien'. Fragmentum. 
 
 9. Tranllatio epifcopi Ciceftr' ad archiepifcopatum Ebor'. 
 
 10. Tranllatio epifcopi Carleol' ad epifcopatum Ciceflrcn'. 
 
 1 1 . Tranllatio epifcopi Landaven' ad epifcopatum Lichefeld & Covetitr'. 
 
 12. Pro epifcopo Lincoln'. Fragmentum. 
 
 1 3. Tranflatio epifcopi Lifmor' ad epifcopatum Carleol'. Fragmentum. 
 1 4. Pro epifcopo Oflbrien'. 
 
 INNOCENTIUS VH. 
 Pro itbbatc Sautfti Auguftini Cantuar'. 
 
 3 G R E G OR I U S 
 
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 BULL^ ET LITER.^ PA PALES. 61 
 
 GREGORIUS XII. 
 
 1. Trnnflatio epifcopi London' ad epifcopatuni Sarum. 
 
 2. Tranflatio epifcopi Wygorn' ad epilcopatum London'. 
 2- Tranflatio epifcopi Landaven' ad epilcopatum Wygorn'. 
 
 4. Pro epifcopo Norwicen'. 
 
 5. Pro epifcopo Bangor. 
 
 ALEXANDER V. 
 I. Pro epifcopo Laomen'. 
 
 Pro epifcopo Lifmoren' & Waterforden*. 
 
 JOHANNES XXIII. 
 
 1. Pro epifcopo Miden', 
 
 2. Pro archiepifcopo Cantuar'. Hen' V. 
 
 3. Tranflatio epifcopi Meneven' ad epifcopatum Lichfeld' & Coventr'. 
 
 4. Papa Willielmuni Exfortli' capellanorum fuorum confortio aggregat. 
 Literas Jacobi epifcopi Limen' pro eodem Willielmo Exforth'. 
 
 M A R T I N U S V. 
 
 r . Tranflatio epifcopi Bangor' ad epifcopatum Meneven'. 
 
 2. Pro epifcopo Hereforden'. Fragmentum. 
 
 3. Tranflatio epifcopi Cicefl;r' ad epifcopatum London'. 
 
 4. Tranflatio epifcopi Wigorn' ad epifcopatum Elien'. Hen' VI. 
 
 5. Tranflatio epifcopi Cicefliren' ad epifcopatum Wygorn'. 
 
 6. Pro abbate San6li Auguftini Cantuar'. 
 
 R O T U L I
 
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 R O T U L I WA L L I ^. 
 
 RoTUi.us Wall Lit, Anno Qiiarto Regis Edwardi I. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 Co N C E S S A eft poteftas Roberto de Tybetot jurandi in anlmam 
 rcg,i.s ca facere quae providebuntur ex parte regis. Apud Rothclan' 
 2 Novcmbris. 
 
 De obrervando articulos pads inter regem & Lewellnum filium Griffinl 
 princlpis Wallinc. Apud Rothclan'. Ut lupra. 
 
 De ri-'c-ipicndo facramentum a Lewcllno Principe Wallix fuper Pacis 
 reformatioac, ut llipra. Qux 3 literal crant confignatic parvo ligillo 
 domini regis ante adventum canccllarii apud Rothelan'. 
 
 Articuli pacis inter regcni &; I>ewelinum Griffinl prlncipem Walliae, 
 con Ten fi per tVatremWllliclmum de Sutht' Prlorern Fratrvmi Priedlcatorum 
 Anglia-, Robertum de Tybetot, & i.'\ntoniuna Bek, ex parte regis; & 
 Tiiderum filium Edenevet, & Grononem filium Heylln, ex parte princl- 
 pis, iiifficlens fuperinde preftabltur fecurltas. Apud Aberconewey, die 
 JVIartis proxlme ante feftum San6tl Martini, anno Domini, 1277. 
 
 De quinquaginta millibus llbrarum per regem remlttcndls Lewelino 
 princlpl Wallla', pej quas finem fecit pro pace ejus habenda. Apud 
 Rothelan', 2 Novcmbris. 
 
 Litcrx patentcs de quletantla in fingulls folutlonlbus qulngentarum 
 marcarum per prlncipem Wallue Iblvendarum ad fcaccarium regis Ceftv'. 
 Apud Rothelan', 10 Novcmbris. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 Infpexlmus artlculorum provllbrum per fupradlftos nuncios regis 
 Anglia; 6c Lewelinum prlncipem Wallia% quos rex permlttlt ie lervatu- 
 rum (prlncipe voluntati ejus Ic lupponente}. Apud Rothelan', 10 No- 
 vcmbris. 
 
 Tota terra de Anglefey Lewelino fillo Griffinl priuclpl Wallla concefKi, 
 cxcepta portioue Da\id fratris lui. 10 Nov', apud Rothelan'. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I W A L L I yE. 63 
 
 De terra David fratri fuo debita Lewelino coucedenda, cum terra de 
 Anglefey, ad vltam fuam. Ut fupra. 
 
 Dc rcmittendo Lewelino principi Wallix, 1000 marcas annuas pro 
 Anglefeia regi folvendas. Apud Rothelan', 10 Nov'. 
 
 De deliberando quietes oblides regi tradendos per formam pacis inter 
 fe 6c Lewclinum principem Walli^. Ut fupra. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 Omncs terras nunc in polTeffione, ejus una cum Anglefeia, couccIIe 
 Lewelino principi Wallias. Ut fupra, 9 Nov'. 
 
 De llberando Lewelino principi Walli.e terrain de Anglefeia, pro qua 
 rex ceplt fidelitatem ab eodem, qui homagium inde regi faclurus. Apud 
 London'. Ut fupra. 
 
 De quietando Lewelinum principem Wallia; de duobus millibus mar- 
 carum quas recepit ab eodem. Apud Rothelan', 1 1 Nov'. 
 
 Ivcwelinus princeps Wallite per inlpexinius promittit articulos pacis 
 ordinatos per fratrem Willielmum de Suthampton priorem provincialem 
 Ordinis Pnedicatorum Angllae Robertum de Tybetot, & Anton' de Bek 
 ex parte regis, & per Tuderura filium Etnyved, & Goronow iilium 
 Hcylin, ex parte fua, inviolabilltcr obfcrvaturium & feipfum voluntati & 
 mifericordiie regis Edwardi fuppofiturum. Apud Abercunewey, die 
 Alartis proxime ante fcftum Sandli Martini, anno 1277. 
 
 Lewelinus fillus Gritfini princeps Walliae concedit Edwardo regi 
 quatuor Cantreda, cum ttrris iuis, & omnes terras in manum regis feili- 
 tas, cxccpta Anglefeia in perpctuum. Ut fupra. 
 
 iM E M B R A N A I. 
 
 'lycwellnus princeps Walli;e conceffit regi Anglias quicquid ad fe in An- 
 glefeia pcrtinet poll: deceffum fuum, h nullos hx-redes legitimos ex corpore 
 habeat. Ut lupra. 
 
 Lewelinus princeps Wailiic tcnetur folvere regi 500 marcas pro terra 
 Anglefeia ex parte David fratris fui fingulis annisad fcaccarium regis apud 
 Celh'', quoufque totum p'rrlolutum erit ; & fiet quietantla. Ut fupra. 
 
 Princeps Walliit dat pottftatcm regi ordinandi portionem 1000 mar- 
 carum d .bitariim Rotherico fratri fuo ; et allocabitur. Ut fupra. 
 
 R o T u L u s
 
 64 R O T V L I WA L L I JE. 
 
 R o T r 1. u s VV A I. L I .'E, Annis 6, 7, 8, 9 Edwardi I. 
 
 Anno 6. Mf. mbrana 12, in Schedula, 
 
 LITER A prjmlpi \\'allix> de oblidlbus pro confeivatione pads 
 i.llkucntlis. Tefte npadShotcwvk, 17 Septenibris. 
 I^l; terra dc DiiiVencloyt, & de Rowennok, concefs' David filio 
 Grirtini. Telle rcge apud Mountgomcry, a 8 Novembris. 
 
 Dc conduftu pro principe Walli-r vcniendo ad rcgem apud London'. 
 Tcftc rcge npud Wigorn', 6 Uecembris. 
 
 M E jNt r. R A N A II. 
 
 ])c aiiigniiaJo jufticla'io Ceftric-e, &: alils, ad recipiendum fTcramentum 
 dc hominibus de fmgulis Cantred' qua; funt in manibus Principle. Walliiv, 
 de obkrvatione Pacis inter I'egem Sc iplum Principem, & ad recipiendum 
 oblidcs, & ad videndum affignationeni dotis Alianorx de IMonte forti. 
 Telle rcge apud \Vellni', 3 Januarii. Vide M. jo. 
 
 De alligiiando epifcopum Wigorn', Magiilriim Radulphum de Freming- 
 ham, Walterum de Hopton, Mereducum archidiaconum, Hoel filium 
 INIereduci Grunu' ap Heylin, & Refum filium Grlffini, ad audiend' 
 & tcrminand' omncs querelas in Marchia & Wallia facias. Telle regc 
 apud turrim London', 10 Januarii. Vide ]\I. 10. 
 
 De allignando Paganum de Cadure & IVIagillrum Henricum de Brav, 
 ad audiend' & terminand' omnes querelas de partibus Wcft-Wallia\ 
 Tefle ut fupra. 
 
 De mercato & Feria anud Flynt clamando. Tefle rege apud Dovorr', 
 4 Februarii. 
 
 De inquircndo dc daobus hominibus de familia principis \\^;Iliae ful- 
 pcnfis in venisndo verlus regcm cum diclo Principe llib conduftu regis. 
 Tcfte rcge apud Dcvorr', 5 Februarii. 
 
 De caflro & honore de Lampadcr-vaur commiflis Roberto dc Molis. 
 Teftc rcge apud Qucnynton, 8 Martii. 
 
 Membrana 10, in Schedula. 
 
 Nomina oblidium libcratorum domino regi per Principem Walliae. 
 
 De intcndendo W'ililelmo de \'akntla, avunculo regis, ad partes de 
 Lampader tranfcundo pro ncgotiis regis expcdiendis. Telle rege apud 
 R-ulihebir', 28 Auguill. 
 
 Anno
 
 norVLlWALLlJE. 6s 
 
 Anno 7. Membrana 9. 
 De minera infra ballivum de Buelt commifla Hoelo fillo McUrlci. Tefte 
 rege apud Wodeftoke, 12 Martil. 
 
 Anno 8. Membrana 8. 
 
 De conftltuendo Bogonem de Knovill jufticiarium Wefl-Wallia\ 
 Tefte rege apud Winton', 5 Januarii. 
 
 De caflro de Cardigan commiffo eidem Bogoni. Tefte vit fupra. 
 
 De proteftione pro barchia cum hominibus in eadem. Tefte ut 
 fupra. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De comltatu per diem Jovis & diem Veneris de CiEtero tenendo, pro 
 mukitudine hominum tarn Anglicorum quam Wallenfium fe^latorum 
 comitatus de Kermerdyn'. Tefte rege apud Weftm', 23 Maii. 
 
 ]Me M B R A N a 6. 
 De nemore de Getely, cum folo ejufdem, concefiis abbati & con- 
 ventui de Bafuigwerk. Tefte rege apud Weftm', 10 Novembris. 
 
 Anno 9. 
 
 Pro Oeno filio Griffini ad elargandum paflus in nemoribus fuis. 
 Tefte rege apud Weftm', 25 Novembris. 
 
 De affignando epifcopum Meneven', Reginaldum de Gray, & Wal- 
 terum de Hopton, ad certificationem & apprifam faciendam in Wallia 
 per Gentes Anglicas 6c Walenficas. Tefte ut ftipra, 4 Decembris. 
 
 Membra n' 5, 4, '3, 2, i. 
 Rotulus de apnla & ccrtihcatione {ixdi'is in Wallia anno rcgni regis 
 Edwardi nono perThomam Meneven' epifcopum, Reginaldum de Grey, 
 & Walterum de Hopton, ad hoc affignatos, per facramentum tarn milituni 
 quam aliorum liberorum hominum de diverfis cantredis, per quas leges, & 
 P'jr quas conluetudines, debent Walenles regi & deduci. 
 
 DoRso, Membrana 12. 
 Pro conftabulario Caftri Windefor' recipiend' nuncios principis WalliiP 
 veniendo in Angliam ad tradlatum habendum cuna Alianora filia quondam 
 Simonis de AIontc.-Forti. Tefte rege apud turrim London', 4 Januarii. 
 
 I Membrana
 
 66 R O T U L I W A L L I JE. 
 
 M E M B R A K A 1 I , D O R S O. 
 
 De term de Sorlanherthudol, & dc aliis tcrrls & villis ibidem mentlons- 
 tis coiiccilis Owino hlio Clriffini, filio Wenouweii'. 
 
 Rex Lewclino prlncipl Walliit, dc juftlciarlis ailignatls ad audicndum 
 & tcrminaiidum omnia placita in partibus Marchiariim & Wallia; lecun- 
 dum confuetudiiics Wallicanas. Tcftc rcgc apud Weftm', 4 Junii. 
 
 ]\I E M B R A N A I O, D O R S O. 
 
 Rex eidein principi vcnicndi coram juflicariis regis ad recipiendum 
 jufliciam llcundum leges Walliic & Marchiarum, <S:c. Teiee regc apud 
 Wind.-)', 74 Julii. 
 
 M E M B R A K A 5, D O R S O. 
 
 Rex eidem principi, de jufticia facienda in placito inter ipium & 
 (iriffinum filium Wenouwen', de quihuldam terris lecundum leges 6c 
 conliietudines Marchiarum, &, Wallace. Telle rege apud WeftmV 
 () Jiinij. 
 
 RoTULUs Walli^e de Anno Regni Regis Edwardi, Filii 
 Regis Hcnrici VI. i. e. Edwardi L 
 
 M E M B R A K A 12. 
 
 RE X concedit David, filio Griffini, quod ipfe & lucredes fiii liaheant 
 & teneant de fe 6c hteredibus luis tot:im tcrram de DiliVencloyt, 
 fc de Rcwcnnok, cum pertinentiis in Nor- Wallia. 
 
 1 /itera; regis de prselbntatione ad ecclelianx de Dynorben, vacantem, & 
 ad donationem regis Iptctantcm', concclfce funt. 
 
 Niciiohuis Bovell conlUtultur regis receptor totius pecuniae proveniente 
 dc exitibus duorum cantredorum. Conltitultur etiam vifbr operationum 
 regis apud C'aylon, & Rothan'. 
 
 Mandatum el} Roberto Extranco, libcrare terras & tenementa 
 (Jritfini filii Madoci dc Bromfcild Ali-iven' epilcopo, cuftodien' ad opus 
 iiliorum priuditfti Griffini. 
 
 Rex fidcepit in lalvum conduclum I.cwelinum filium Griffini, princi- 
 pcm Wallia.', cum liiis, in veniendo ad regem London'. 
 
 Rex deputavit (Jriffinum tilium Ynorth jufliciarium in terris Madoci 
 
 de Bruml-(.1J, 6c ad exitus tcrrarura earundcm liberandum uxori .ejuf- 
 
 3 dem
 
 R O T U L I W A L L I ^. 67 
 
 dcm Mauoci, ad fufleiitatiouem duorum filiorum. Et quod tenentes 
 intendaut Griffino in praemiifis. 
 
 De infereudo Ohelo hlio RcU Crek, aut fuls, nullam in)ui-*Ki.m, fc- 
 cundum formam p.icis. 
 
 Rex commilk Griffino filio CTcrvafii villam de Mavenan, pro gratuito 
 icrvitio in fua expeditione Wallia?. 
 
 De admittendo ad pacem regis Rcfum filium Mereduci, juxta formam 
 pacis inter regem & Lewelinum principcm WallicE. 
 
 De committendo Howelo Amewerik caftrum & terram de Buck ufque 
 in unum annum, pro 100 libris. 
 
 Abbas & conventus de Dora habent protefl:ionem per biennium. 
 
 De committendo HcUvifia.', quas tuit uxor Griffini ap Wennuwen, nia- 
 nerium de Stratron-dale, ad voluntatem regis. 
 
 De liberando terr' Margaretic, qua? fuit uxor Madocl de Brumfeild, ad 
 opus liberorum lucrum. 
 
 Rogerus de Mortuo-mari, & Walterus de Hopton, aflignantur ad que- 
 relam Emmie, qua; fuit uxor Griffini de Brumfeld, audiendam. 
 
 In S c H E D u L A. 
 Litera credentis mlfla Lewellno filio Griffini, de 10 obfidibus nobi- 
 lioribus terrae fuae liberandis regi Anglias juxta formam pacis. 
 
 MeMBRANA II. 
 
 De rccipiendo facramentum de obfervatione pacis inter regem & Lewe- 
 linum principem Wallite. Et de recipiendo obfides ab eodem prifones 
 deliberandi, & reflitutione faciend'. De aflignatione dotis Alianorae 
 uxoris Lewelini. 
 
 De affignando quofdam ad querelas & placita de terris & tranfgreflioni- 
 bus in Marchia & Walliae audiendum. Mandatum etiam Lewellno prin- 
 cipi Walllic, eflb coram illis ad querelas fuas & hominum fuorum de- 
 ponend'. 
 
 De affignando quoldam ad audiendum placita & querelas in Wefl- 
 Wallia movenda, tarn per brcvia, quam fine brevibus cle venire facicndo 
 ballivos, coram didis juiliciariis. 
 
 De conccdendo epilcopo Bangor' curtodiam maneril de Fernham, ufque 
 ad legitlmam -jetatcm ha?rcdum Gilbert! de Berncnal' defun£li. 
 
 De dcputando (Jriffinum, filium Ynorth, ad tenendum juftic' in terris 
 Madoci de Bromfcld, & ad cxitus ptrceptos libcrandum Alargareta" uxori 
 ejufdem. 
 
 I 2 Conceffum
 
 68 R O T U L I VV A L I. I JE. 
 
 Conceflum ell quod Nich' Bovcl pcrciplat expcnfas funs in officio 
 receptorls & v'lfons de exitibus duorum cantrcdorum. 
 
 De afrignando Rogerum de Mortuo-Marl ad vias In Wallla & Brum- 
 fcld ufquc ad Ballivam Ccftr' clargandum ad fecuritatcm. 
 
 De commlttendo IIoclo iilio Griffini ballivam caiitredorum, & provl- 
 dendo fuilentatloni ejuldem. 
 
 De committendo Grumnon filio Kenewrici unam carucatam terra; iu 
 Trevcrthelag. 
 
 De inquircndo qua? donationes, &c. per Lewelinum principem Wal- 
 liae i'd^x funt, juxta compofitionem inter regcm & iplum, 6c m quorum 
 nianibus nunc cxlftunr. 
 
 De proclamando fciiam apud vlllam de Flint, per totam ballivam Ceftr', 
 &c cantredorum. 
 
 De pctcluire affidendi burgngium apud Rothelan' & Flint, nee non tra- 
 dt-nili ad ccrtum redditum terras in partibus illis, ad opus regis. 
 
 De inquircndo utrum duo homines fulpenfi client tanquam famlliares 
 Lewelini principis Wallia: Tub conduiftu regis in veniendo ad regem. 
 
 De conflitucndo julliciarios ad placita &: cjucrelas Menevcnfis epifcopi, 
 & lion:!inum lucrum, in Wallia de epifcopatu pntdiclq audiendum. 
 
 De committendo Mcreduco filio Madoci ballivam de Rofl'e, quam 
 Ricardus Brun nuper habuit. Et mandatum eft jufliciario Ceftr' liberarc 
 candem. 
 
 Pro habcndo literas de proteclionc in eundo ad infulam dc Angkfeia, 
 ad bona ab iplis ibi depolita perquirendum. 
 
 Memorandum dc liberatione Sigilli in garder' regis cancellario, tranl- 
 Irctaturo ad partes tranlmarina?. 
 
 Pro cullodiendo caflrum & honorem de Lampader-vaur, com' Card!-' 
 gan, 24. lihr' Rogcro dc Molis in uu' annum. 
 
 De dcputaudu Radulphum de Broghton cuftodem & viforcm opera- 
 tioniim regis de Lampader-vaur, per unum annum. 
 
 Burgenlcs de Lampader-vaur habent porellatem m.ercandiz;>ndi per 
 totum regnum line thcolonio. Et in Hibernia per Dublin', Droghcda, 
 & Kardygan. 
 
 Dc poneudo exitus dc tcrris de Beuhelt provenientes in operatlonibus- 
 craft ri de Beuhelt, 
 
 Abbas & conventus de BalTingwerk habent protcdlon', fineclaufula. 
 
 Cojueir.o quartiv partis terrarum Mereduei Olmaclgul defundi Mad- 
 doto Otmercdych, 6i Uoello Aplcuelin in Kejri. Kjuldem rcpctilio ii> 
 fcqucnti. 
 
 Ill,
 
 ROTULIWALLI^. 69 
 
 InSCHEDULA. DORSO. 
 
 rnfigiiiores Wallenfium homines qnibus rex vult providere, &c. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I O. 
 
 De affignaiido Walterum dc Hopton, Gronnok filium Heilin, Floel 
 filium Meiirici, & Refum flllum Griffini, auditores omnium qnerclarum, 
 fecundum legem & conluctudlncm Marchiae & Walli;?. 
 
 De recipiendo facramentum dc obfcrvarlone pacis inter rcgem & Lewe- 
 linum principem Wallite, dc obfides recipiendo, & terrarum rjilitutione. 
 II Junii. 
 
 Walteriis de Hopton, Gronnok filius Heilin, Hoclus fllius Meurict, 
 & Rellis filius Griffini, aflignantur auditores placitorum in Marchia & 
 Wall". ISIandatum Lewelino principi Walliae fuas & fuorum propo- 
 nere querelas. 16 Junii. 
 
 lidem ad idem affignantur : Waltero tamen de Hopton data eft poteflas 
 fbciorum facramentum recipiendi de prasmiliis fideliter exequendis. 
 20 Junu. 
 
 De mittcndo Williclmum dc Valentia, avunculum regis, ad partes de 
 Lampader, Suth-WalF, ad quondam negotia ordinando. a8 Augufti. 
 
 Commiffum Thoma; Kyng unum burgagium in Rothelan', & centum 
 acras terra^ reddendo per annum rationabllem redditum. 
 
 Idem habet Margareta qux" fuit uxor Will' de Penyton. 17 Sep- 
 tcmbris. 
 
 De elargando pafl'us per nemora in diverfis locis WalliiE ; ad quos & 
 alia negotia videnda aliignantur Regin' de Grey, & W. de Hameltoiu. 
 i.^ Odobris. 
 
 De quictando Lewelinum principem WalliiE de quingentis marcis quas 
 regi pro terra de Anglefeia, & proportione David fratris lui, dcbcbat. 
 30 Svptembris. 
 
 Nomina obiidium liberatorum per Lewelinum principem WalliiE, & 
 qui prcfliterunt regi facramentum fidelitatis contra omnes mortales, in 
 Vigilia San«5ti Matthei ApoJl:oli; in Schedula, Dorfo. 
 
 Anno 7. M e m b r a n a 9. , 
 Bartholomtrus Suthleye, Walterus de Hopton, Walterus de Ped-- 
 '.vardyn, & Grunnok ap Heylin, aflignantur ad placita in Marchia audi- 
 cnda. 2u Novcmbris. 
 
 ConcefUo manerii de Sufton, cum pertiuentiis Howelo filio Griffini, ad 
 totam vitam. i Decembris. 
 
 Confirmatio-
 
 70 R O T U L I W A L L I -^. 
 
 Conhrmatio airignationis per Willlelmum dc Valencia, regis avuncu- 
 lum, facl« cujufdam parliculir terra; de Lampadcr-\;.ur. Ut I'upra. 
 
 De faciendo omnia negotia qux rcftitutionem Bladorum in x^ngleftia 
 cuntin^^imt. 4 Deccnibris. 
 
 De audiendo petitionee & querelas per Walenfes dc Caftro d: Lanande- 
 teny fa(flas. 3 Januani. 
 
 De pardonaiido Refo Vaglian, k fuis, omnes tranlgieffiones. 1 1 Ja- 
 nuarii. 
 
 De committendo Hoelo filio Meurici, ballivo noftro de Buelt, mine- 
 ram ibidem cuftodiendam ad opus reg!>. 1; Martii. 
 
 De committendo Hoclo filio Mevuici caftrum &; terram de Buelt : red- 
 dendo inde regi 100 libras per annum. Ut lupra. 
 
 De conveniendo ad afiifam mor' an' capiendam quam Adam Letarde 
 arraiavit verllis Andream filium Jordani de y bovatis terras in Newenton. 
 I I Junii. 
 
 De cadem capienda quam David filius Crifpini, & Philippus filius 
 Crilpini, arraiavcrunt verfus Pliilippum filium Cadmor, dc j lolidis in 
 Tilherour. Ut fupra. 
 
 De ammovendo Griffiiium ap Jarnorth, ballivum Cantredri de 
 Bromtlld, a balliva lua, quia minus bene fe geliit, & de prxficiendo 
 alium loco illius. 
 
 De videndo placeas vacuas in villa de Rothelan', & de burgagia in 
 eifdem aHidendo, ad opus regis. 
 
 De audiendo querelas &; tranlgrefliones facias abbati &c conventui de 
 Strata florida in com' Cardigan. Idem ibidem. 
 
 De conhrmando per infpexlmus conceffionem quarumdam tcrrarum per 
 Grirtinum hliuna Wennuwen' factam Hawifix' uxori lliai. 11 iNJo- 
 vembris. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 8- 
 
 De quictando Lewelinum principem Wallias dc quingentis marcis 
 folutis apud Rothelan', ubi debuerat apud Celb'. 27 Oclobris. 
 
 De inquircndo de Jure tJoweli filii Griffini, & regi fratris lui, in qui- 
 buldam tcrris in Kayon. 8 Novembris. 
 
 Anno 8. 
 De conflitucndo Bogonem de Knovill jufticiarium \V(.fl-\\'allias. 
 J Jinuarii. 
 
 Oe committendo diclo Bogoni Caftrum de Lampader-vaur, Sc omnia 
 (. i^.ra 6c terras in Weft-Wallia cuflodicnda. Ut fupra. 
 
 Ibidem
 
 ROTULIWALLIiE. 71 
 
 Ibidem caflrum de Caidygau eidem commifium, & diverfa alia caftra. 
 Ut fupra. 
 
 De flicieado Elcambium Rcfi Meredutl pro portione fiia dc Dynavor. 
 Ut fupra. 
 
 De alfidendo Rogero de Mortuo-mari de Weft-Wallia 50 libras terras 
 in terris regis vafti^. 7 Jauuarli. 
 
 De feoffuido homines de terris qui cxtlrpabunt ncmora regis prope 
 Rothelan'. Ut fupra. 
 
 De protegendo quandam Barchiam, cum homlulbus in eadem exlflenti- 
 bus, Ut fupra. 
 
 De audiendo compotum Rogeri dc Molis, & Radulphi de Broghton, 
 regis miniftrorum in Weft-Wallia. Ut fupra, 
 
 De audiendo compotum Griffini fdii Jornerth, balllvi regis, de tertia 
 parte cxituuni provenlentlum de mancrio de Brumfeld, ad fuftentationem 
 duorum h;tredum Aladoci Vaghan detuncti. 20 Januarii. 
 
 De capiendo diverla tenemcnta epifcopatus Menevenfis extra bailivam 
 jufticiariorum Welt-Wallia;, in manum regis. 24 Aprills. 
 
 De faciendo feftam ad comitatum de Cardigan. 23 Maii.. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7. 
 
 De teiicudo comitatiun de Kermerdyn per duos dies Jovis & Veneris, 
 pra3 multitudine hominum. De non negotiando in villa de Kermerdyn ad 
 5 leucas circuitu per diem Sabbat'. Ut tupra. 
 
 De permittendo inquifitiones per duodenam proborum & legalium ho- 
 minum tieri de partibus Suth-Wallias & Wefi:-Walli;t. Ut fupra. 
 
 De liiccidendo cooperta in bofcis plurjum Well-Wallise ubi RobericE, 
 &c. contra pacem regis foda funt. lo Junil. 
 
 Conccffio o£lav?e partis Kilnathgurgi, & Teyrfennam, Kadygano filio 
 Griffini. Ut fupra. 
 
 Concelfio totius terra; Owel' fdii regl ut legati fadla Ricardo de la. 
 Mote. Ut fupra. 
 
 Conccflio terrae de Kilnatligurgi Griffino filio Mereduci, qui prius 
 eandem tenuit, per fervitium invLiiiendi unum equum coopcrtum. Ut 
 fupra. 
 
 Dc audiendo placita & querelas eplfcopatum Meneven' 6c tenentes in 
 Weft-Wallla contingentia ; lalvis, &c. Amerciamcntis levandis ad opus 
 regis. lo Junii. 
 
 De cxtendeiuU) commotum dc Meynerdelow, & bofcum fubtus 
 caftrum regis dc Dynevor', quce funt Refi filii Mereduci ; <Sc de allig- 
 nando lidcm terras in commoto de Kermerdyn. Ut fupra. 
 
 De
 
 72 R O T U L I W A L L I ^.. 
 
 De liberando qiilnqxiaglnta libratas terrae; tcftimatas Rogero de Mortuo- 
 Maii de Welli-WaUia in Gcncrglyn. Ut llipia. 
 
 De cnmmittcndo Bogoni de knovll cadra & coniitatus dc Kcrmerdyn, 
 & Caidvgaii, 5c callra dc Lampadcr', Dvnavor', Karakenny, 6c Lande- 
 veri, in VVcrt-Wallla, ciiflodienda. lo Junii. 
 
 Dc allocando cidem Bogoni, in folutionem 40 marcarum regi reddcn- 
 darnm pro ciiftodia callrorum praediflorum Lewcefte, & fuitentatione 
 cquorum, Din' & Raglon', &c. 25 Junii. 
 
 De arrcftando malefiidores apud Buelt, Brekinnon, & edei^y, 
 
 Woft-Wallia. 13 Augufti. 
 
 De quictando Lcwclinum principcm Walliac dc quingentis marcis. 
 6 Octobris. 
 
 M E M B n A N A 6. 
 
 Pro abbatc & conventu de Bafingwcrk, quod nemus de Geteby, cum 
 folo habeant, 6c idem aliartare poUint. 10 Novcmbris. 
 
 Anno 9. 
 
 Pro hominibus de Rothelan', quod teneant villam de Rothelan' quietam 
 a feodi-lirma ulquc ad fincm feptcm annorum, quia circa candcm me- 
 liorandani magnos liunptus appofucrunt. 25 Novembris. 
 
 De elai^gando paflus in nemoribus Oeni iilii Griffini, ita quod tuto 
 tranllatur. 25 ISovembris. 
 
 De faciendo certiticationem per quas leges rcgcs Anglie regore con- 
 fucverant Walliam. 4 Deccmbris. 
 
 De proficrnendo bol'cum de Swertwod undiquc ad tcrram, propter peri- 
 cula tranlcuntibus immincntia. 14 Januarii. 
 
 De conlKtucndo jufticiarium loco Bogonis de Knovil ad audiendum 
 querelas in epifcopatu Mcneven'. 10 Junii. 
 
 De tcnendo curias in Cantredo regis de Engclfcld. 9 Junii. 
 
 De recipiendo quingcntas niarcas a Lcwelino principe Walliye pro 
 terra de Angleleia 6c portionc David tVatris fui. Ut liipra. 
 
 Dc cuftodiendo portam caftri de Mynt. Ut fupra. 
 
 De audiendo tranigrcrnoncs 6c Injurias in partibus de Lampadcr-vaur. 
 6 Julii. 
 
 De arrcntai^do terras in partibus de Lampader-vaur. Ut fupra. 
 
 Pro tcrminando contcntioncs inter Priortni l.antonia; prinia% & 
 Theobaldum de Vcrduni. 24 Julii. 
 
 Dc (juietando principcm VV'aHiit de quingentis marcis pro terra de 
 -Angleftw, &c por.ione ]Ja\ id tratris fui. 2 Septembris. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I W A L L I .E. 73 
 
 Dc audlendo quafdam contcntiones inter Priorem Lantonia: & Theobal- 
 dum de Verdun, 2 Novembris. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 De aprifa & certificatione fa£Hs la VVallla anno rcgni regis Edwardi 
 nono perThomam Meneven' Epifcopum, Reginaldumde Grey, 8c Wal- 
 terum de Hopton, ad hoc aflignatis, per lacramentum tain militum 
 quam allorum liberorum hominum de diverlis Cantredis, per quas leges 
 & per quas confuetudlnes debent Walenfes regi & deduci. 4 Decembris. 
 
 Pro balllvis & miniftris Wallke, quod intendant elfdem. Ut fupra. 
 
 Interrogationes de certificatione pradifta. 
 
 Certificatio 8c aprifa foclic apud Ceilr' per pr^didlos, die Saudi 
 Vlncentil. 
 
 Perplures juratl £c examlnatl fuper inde, qui dicunt, quo communi'> 
 lex Walliae eft, quod quando aliquis vult terrain petere de aliquo, audita 
 querela dominus Feodi debet leifire terram de qua quicftlo eft j &c tunc 
 ille qui terram petit dabit domino de fuo fecundum quod inter eos . . . &g 
 dominus concedet el juratam 12 juratorum, Sc fecundum ipforum vere- 
 diftum judicablt. Dicunt etiam, Temper litigatum effe per breve regiie, 
 nunquam vero per legem Howel-da, vel aliam. Hujulmodi negotium 
 fufius ipfb in Rotulo narratur, quern vldere eft. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 Certificatio apud Rothelan' coram praedi£lis per Juratos fubfcrlptos de 
 Cantrcd' de Togengel', die Veneris proxima ante Converfionem Sanfli 
 Pauli, anno 9. 
 
 Petitio Lewelini filil Griffini Princlpls Wallia;, ut inqulratur an Ju- 
 dices jurat! funt Walenfes habentes officium judicandi terras. Ut fupra. 
 
 Penewreck Seys rogatus multa de tota terra de Powys ; placita coram 
 jufticiariis domini regis apud W^eftm'. Idem dicit, quod fecundum legem 
 Howel-da non poteft quis hasrcditatem luam vendere, cum multis aiiis de 
 emend' legis magnatibus Wallia.', 8cc. obfervatu dignis, (;^uaj ad rotulum 
 releganda funt. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 Certificatio 6c aprifa fiida; apud Album monafterium per praenominatos, 
 die Martis poft Converfionem San£ti Pauli, anno pracdidlo. 
 
 Certificatio & aprifa apud Mongomcry per prtenominatos, die Jovis 
 proxime poft Converfionem Sandi Pauli, anno prxfcripto. 
 
 K Me m-
 
 -4 R O T U L I W A L L I -?:. 
 
 M E M n R A N A 2. 
 
 Cerrificatio & apriflx apud Mongomcry tlie praedlclo per eofdctn dc 
 
 Anglicis. _. . 
 
 Ccrrltkario, &'c. npnd Lanipadir-vaiir, die Mercurii proxima poft 
 fclliim Puritkationli Beatic Vlrgluls, anno pr.ediclo. 
 
 M K M r. R A N A 12, D O R S O. 
 
 Dc honorificc reciplendo nuncios Lewelini Principis W'alliic, Goro- 
 non' ah llevlin, & focio;^, ad colloquium habendum cum Alianora filla 
 Simonis de Monte-forti dei>inatos. Apud Tunim London', 4 Januarii. 
 
 Dc rclVituemlo terras ic tcnemcnfa filii Oweni, lilii Blechyn^ 
 
 contingLii' jure hu;rcditario in Englcfcld, & capta in manum regis. Ut 
 fupra. 
 
 De amoveiido Crucem Bladis in Anglefeia, & David ap Eynon de eifdeni 
 liberam adminillrationem habere faciendo. Ut llipra. 
 
 De audiendc; querelam Margarets, uxoris Madoci Vaughau, monllrantis 
 fe terram de Mcgheyn cuilotlire debere idque ad tempus legitimorum 
 ha?rcdum, oc noi\ ultra, juxta legem. Ut fupra. 
 
 Dc audiendo querelam praxlidiE Margareta,% quae mon-ftravit fe debere 
 terram de Maylor-fefnek cuitodirc contra Rogerum le Eflraungc, ulque 
 ad tempus hteredum pra'didorum. Ut lupra. 
 
 De inquirendo dc jure Emma.-, quKi fuit uxor Grlffini filii Madoci, & 
 Margarcta? qua: fuit uxor Madoci Vaughan, in manerio de Eytoiu 
 4 Januarii. 
 
 De inquirendo jus Angarad' quae fuit uxor Oweni filii Maraduci ap 
 Owven, in Cammoto dc Anhunaut in Kardigan, allignato in dotcm, ut 
 dicit. Ut fupra. 
 
 De audiendo querelam Margaretas quae fuit uxor Madoci Yaughan,^ con- 
 tra Griffinum \aughan de Mai', qui infufte detiuet Corveyn, Carraic, 
 Bonum, & Rechald, dotem fuam. Ut fupra. 
 
 Dc elargando paflus in Ncmoribus Refi lilii Mereduci, inter Kermer- 
 dyn & Hrcckencn, pro tuto acceflu tranfeuiitibus. 10 Januarii. 
 
 De elargaiuio Ncmora Griffini & Kanani hliorum Mereduci, abbatis dc 
 Thalarlawyn, Hoel nlii Griffini ap Edenavet, Rcfi Vaughan, Johannis 
 Sisfard, liumfridi de Bohun Comitis Ilerefor' & Eflex', & Abbatis de 
 Strata I'lorida. Ut fupra. 
 
 De donationc & conhrmationc diverfarum terrarum & pofl'effionum, 
 lie. per Ciriffiniim iilium Wcnnouweii fadlis Owino hllo luo primogenito, 
 Hawyfiac uxori lua-, & l.ewelino, Johanni, Willielmo, & Griffino, 
 
 quatuor
 
 R O T U L I W A L L I yE. ;5 
 
 quatuor junioribus filiis ; qui quidem terras fuas de Oweno capitaliter te- 
 iieant, faciendo homagia. 
 
 De non exigendo ab aliquibus pro arborlbus proflratis feu proflerneiidls 
 In Swerdewod, & la bofcis inter Montem-altum £>c Swerdewod. 
 5 Februarii. 
 
 De reftituendo terras & tenemeiita fua capta in manum Lewelinl Prin- 
 cipls Wallix occafione homagli Madoco filio Eynonis, juxta formam Pacis 
 inter Regem & Principem. i Junil. 
 
 De audiendo Lewelini Principis Wallia^ rationes & querelas de terris 
 de quibus liter,e fiia; mentionem faciebant ; qui citatus fuit indebite per 
 jufliclarios regis ufque ad Montem Gomeri, contra confuetudines Walll- 
 canas. 4 Junii. 
 
 Litera diretfla Lewelino Principi Wallice, de fovendo Pacem inter ip- 
 fum 6c epilcopum Bangor' & abbatcm de Bafingwerk. Et de placitis & 
 controverfiis in Marchia 6c VVailia audiendis, lecundum conl'uetudines 
 Wallicanas. 14 Julii. 
 
 Reflitutio terrarum Tudero filio Goronow, cujus homaglum rex 
 cepit. 
 
 Confimiles literas habent Goronow Vaughan, Howelus filius Goronow. 
 12 Septembris. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 9, D O R S O. 
 
 De liberando quendam fratrem de Ordine Pra^dicatorum de liangor* 
 arreftatum, cum quibuldam bonis priori loci pricdicti. 5 Decern bris, 
 
 De feilina omnium terrarum Lewelini filii Oweni, infra a;tatcm Sc in 
 cuftodia regis exiflentis, fiifta per Rogerum de Modes, ballivum regis de 
 Lampader-vaur. 15 Februarii. 
 
 De faciendo cuftodes minera: reg^is in Wallia, dc exitibus ciuldcm 
 minera: decimas per lolvere Ecclefiis parochialibus partium illarum. 
 3 Martii. Ut fupra. 
 
 De providendo indempnitati magiflrl Ricardi Bernard, Perfonx Eccle- 
 {\x de Rotheian', in rccompcnlationcm ternc fua: occupat;c ad placeam 
 caftri de Rotheian' elargandam. l-t fupra. 
 
 De ailignando Aflaven' Epifcopo, 6c capitulo cjufdem Ecclcfia.", qualdam 
 terras. Ut fupra. 
 
 De amovendo ballivum terrarum Maddoci filii Griffinl la Bromfcld dc- 
 func'ti, 6c alium loco fuo conltituendo. Ut fupra. 
 
 K 2 Aar.o
 
 76 R O T U L I W A L L 1 ^. 
 
 Anno 9. D o R s o, Mem bran a 5. 
 
 De tenendo ealtlem leges & confuctudines in Wallia & Marchia ut 
 temporlbus rcgum praedcceflbrum regis. Et de profequendo placitum 
 inter Lewelinum Principem Walliic, 6c Griffinum filium Wenunwen de 
 tcrris juxta leges pra^diftas. 6 Junli. 
 
 Rex Ltwclino Principi Wallia?, &c. Quod Griffinus filius Wenunwen 
 prrcdiclo Principi de terris & tenementis fine brevi regis refpondere non 
 tcnebatur. 8 Novcmbris. ITt fupra. 
 
 De liomagiis & Icrvitiis reddendis Griffino filio Wenunwen per Mere- 
 ducuni filium Lieulini, & particeps fuos, teneutes terrse de Megheyn.. 
 10 Novcmbris. 
 
 R o T u L u s Wa l l I te, Anno i o Edwardi L 
 
 Me M B R A N A 10. 
 
 DE compote audiendo de exitibus Muragii de Kermerdyn, & eofdem 
 apponendi in conflrudione Murorum villae praedidtas, Apud 
 Perlfovcre, i Januarii. 
 
 Do capitancis conllitutis ad Walenfcs malefaflores, qui ceperunt Ro- 
 gemm de Clifford in caftrls regis de Hawardin & de Flynt, infequendos 
 & capicndos. Apud Staill, 25 Martii. 
 
 De tota pecunia novge cuftums Regis & Cambii in Hibernia mcrcato- 
 rlbus de Luk liberanda, quam rex ab eifdem in Anglia recepturus eft. 
 Apud Devifcs, 4 Aprilis. 
 
 Dc placitis itinerantium in comltatibas Lincoln' & Cornub' prorogandis, 
 propter lubitani motionemWalenfium malefaftorum contra pacem. Apud 
 Devifes, 8 Aprilis. 
 
 De conftituendo comitem Glouceftriac & Hereford' in partibus Weft- 
 Wallia; capitancuni, ad Walenfes malefa£tores profequendum. Apud De- 
 vi£\s, 10 Aprilis. 
 
 Dc caftro de Landevcry commKTo Johanni Gisfard asfortiari propter 
 motionemWalenfium. Apud Devifes, 14 Aprilis. 
 
 Dc providcntils in Pontivo ficiendis de Blado & aliis victualibus ad opus 
 regis. Ut fupra. 
 
 De condudu pro ElyaTolofan profeduro ad Pontivum. Ut fupra. 
 
 De providcntils in Hibernia ficiendis dc Blado & aliis vidlualibus, &c. 
 & in Angllam carriandi fupcr qulbus INicholaus Carcvill falvum condudlum 
 hnbct. Ut llipra. 
 
 MeMBR ANA
 
 R O T U L I W A L L I ^. ;; 
 
 Mem BR AN A 9. 
 
 De rooo marcis mercatoribus de Luk de (bcietate necnoii 
 
 multis aliis mercatoribus denariisfolvendis. Apud Devifes, 14 Aprilis. 
 
 De fatisfaciendo n^kagiflro Pontio Amati de omnibus fuis expeufis. Apud 
 Deviffes, 18 Aprilis. 
 
 De providentiis in Vafconia per magiflrum Pentium ad opus regis fa- 
 ciendis. Apud Devifes, 1 7 Aprilis. 
 
 De 40 baliftariis peditibus, & 12 baliftar' equitlbus, per Jbhannem de 
 Greilly providendis cum vi6lualibus in Angliam tranfmltti. Ut fupra. 
 
 De providentiis in comitatibus Effex' & Surr' de vidlualibus providen- 
 dis. Apud Deviies, 14 Aprilis. 
 
 Quod Edmundus comes Cornubiae ingredi poflit Turrim London', 6c iu 
 eadem morari. Apud Glouc', i Maii. 
 
 Comes Warrewici, & Walterus de Bello Campo, habent conducluiu 
 ad equos a Francia in Angliam ducendos. 
 
 De affignando Edmundum comitem Cornubiae ad pacem in diverfis 
 comitatibus confervandam, & malefa£torum conventicula reprimendam. 
 ^o Aprilis. 
 
 De muniendo infulam Elyen*, ne malevoli regis infulana illam ingrer 
 diantur, ad perturbandum pacem. Apud Glouc', 1 Maii.. 
 
 MembranaS. 
 
 De quintadecima tranfmittenda ufque Malmeibury, & nonnulla alia 
 loca regi concelTa a clero plurimarum dioc' regni. Apud Glouc', 2 Maii. 
 
 De Walenfibus de Buck, (exceptis capitaneis eorundem) de Walenii- 
 bus Grlffinifilii Wenunwen, & Roger i de Mortuo-mari, ad. pacem regis 
 recipiend'. Apud Wigorn', i 7 Maii. 
 
 Homines Theobaldi de Verdun habent literas de conduflu in veniendo ■ 
 ab Hiberniam cum vi6tualibus ad cxercitum Wallia.'. Ut fupra. 
 
 De non capiendo a Priorifla de Wellwode, Ordinls Fontis Ebrandi, 
 Blada ad exercitum regis in Wallia fuie voluntate.. Apud Wigorn',, 
 24 Maii. 
 
 De conduftu pro hominibus Roger! de Mobs cum viclualibus euntlbus. 
 ad regem in Wallia. Ut fupra. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7; 
 
 De recipiendo Walenfes Lewelini Vaughan (exceptis capitanei.--) ad pa- 
 cem regis. Apud Wigorn', 20 Maii. 
 
 Da-
 
 ^8 R O T U L r W A L L I JE, 
 
 De noil capiendo ab abbate & con\'entui de Cumbe viclualia ad exer- 
 citiim Wallix. Apud Hortlebir', 24 Maii. 
 
 De rccipicndo Walcnlls Wcfl-Walllae, &c Suth-Wallla;, ad pacetn 
 regis. Ut lupra. 
 
 De feofando burgcnfes & alios villani de Lampader inhabitaturos. Ut 
 fupra. 
 
 De pacationlbus vadlorum & operationibus in Weft-Wallia & Suth- 
 Wallia lupers idt-ndis per epilcopum Meneveu', &c Robertum de Tybetot. 
 Vt liipra. 
 
 De pnitec^ione & conduflu pro homlnibus ad infulas Gernefei &; Oe- 
 rcfei ad violualla emoiida ab Ottone dc Grandifono miffis, pro exercitu 
 regis Walliac. Apud Aifton Burnell, 18 Maii. 
 
 De conlVituendo Rogerum Springhos capitaneutn munitionis Albi Mo- 
 nafterii (nhlcnte Rogero de Mortuo-mari). Apud Salop', 2 Junii. 
 
 Protedio & condiiclus pro magiftro Johanne Sovc periona ecclehae dc 
 Idelale, pro Thonia de Tangwall, & Johanne Becun, cum fratre, occa- 
 fione cxercltus Wallia-. Ut lupra. 
 
 Dc conccdendo callrum de la Landavery Johanni Gisfard de Grim- 
 mcsfcld. Apud Salop', 2 Junii. 
 
 De conccdendo Rogero de Mortuo-mari juniori terras quae fuerunt de 
 proparte Lewelini Vaughan, inimici regis. Ut fupra. 
 
 De prote>flione Sc conducbu pro multis, quibus blada & alia vitftualla 
 fua non finripiantur occallone exercitus regis Walliac. Apud Wiclim'- 
 Maubaii, 5 die |unii ; & apud Cellr', 12 Junii. 
 
 Williclmus Bagot airi_j;natur ad providendum Bladum, Sec. pro munl- 
 tione exercituum regis W'alliae. Apud Salop', 2 Junii. 
 
 Johannes dc Gatewik de Yeleburn, & Ricardus de Merle, habent 
 proteclionem in vcniendo ad cxercitum regis Wallia; cum vidlualibus. 
 y\piid Certr', 6 Junii. 
 
 Williclmus Payne dc Bokingham, cum multis aliis, protcclionem 
 habct in vcniendo ad cxercitum regis W'allije cum victualibus. Apud 
 Cclb', 10 Junii. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6. 
 
 Dc non capiendo caredas prions Sanvfli Thomae Martyris extra Staf- 
 ford, occalione exercitus regis Wallix. Apud Cell:r', 15 Junii. 
 
 Dc !u)minibu> dc Bnimkld & de Yale recipiendis per Reginaldum de 
 Grey ad voluntatem regis, ut fupra. Et kifmam tcrrarum de Bromfcld 
 & de Vale liberandam cidem per Brianum de Sxando Petro. Ut fupra. 
 
 Johannes
 
 R O T U L I W A L L I tE. 7^ 
 
 Johnnnc^ Swyft de Rowell liabet coaduftum in venicndo & ducendo 
 viiftualia ad exercltum regis Wallias, & etiam Robertus le Treye, Ro- 
 gerus Ic Lord, & Walter de Jakele.- Ut fupra. 
 
 Johannes de Orbeck, mercator Rothomagi, habct conduclum : & pro 
 aliquodebito de non diftriiigendo. Ut fupra. 
 
 De VValeiifibus Oweni filii Griffini ad fidem regis rccipicndis «iit 
 Kcnthlcth. Ut fupra. 
 
 Rogerus Bygot, comes Northfokh', habet condu61;um in ducendo 
 vidtualia ad exercitum regis Walli*. 
 
 Confimilem condudlum habet Ricardus de Reneydeu de Thornes. Ut 
 fupra. 
 
 De filvo conduftu pro Thoma Purchas per mare ad regem ufque Ceflr" 
 veniente cum viftuahbus. 
 
 Confimilem conduftum habent Tohannes de SoWon de Ore, & Roge- 
 rus Babiner de Suthampton. Ut fupra. 
 
 De adhibendo fidem Johanna de Kirkeby hominibus VVarrewicI & Ley- 
 ceftriie miflb, pro quibuldam negotiis expediendis. Apud Ccftr', 20 Junii.. 
 
 De prote(£lion' & conduftubus pro plurimis, ia diicendo victualia ad 
 exercitum regis Wallias.. Apud Ceflr', 20 Junii^ 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 De recipiendo ad voluntatem regis David filium Yerewardi, & Grlffi- 
 luim fratrem ejus. Apud Ceftr', 28 
 
 De protedion' & coaduiflu pro Johaaae de Kellefhull in veaieado ad 
 exercitum regis Walliae cum viftualibus. Apud Ccflr', 29 Juaii. 
 
 Quod caretta; cariaates Maremium a forella de la Mare ulqiic Rothclaa* 
 traafire pofTint per medium parci de Barewe. Ut fupra. 
 
 De protection' & coaduclubus pro pluribus in ducendo viclualLa ad ex- 
 ercitum regis Wall'. Apud Ceftr', 3 Julii. 
 
 Quod fervitium (lalffidi, de Camvill in malitia Walenfium reprim.eada 
 eidcm ia pra?judiciuai aoa cedat. Ut fupra.. 
 
 De coadudlu pro hominibus Almarici de Saafto. Amando ia daceado. 
 viftualia ad exercitum Wallis. Apud Ceftr', 4 Julii. 
 
 De auxiliaado Stcphaauai de Pcaae-ceftre ia caftroDovor' & W portu- 
 bus coafervaadis. Ut fupra. 
 
 De fervitio ia partibus Albl moaaftcrii, ratioae expcditioais regis 
 Walliae facieado. Apud Fliat, 6 Julii. 
 
 De coaftitucndoWillielnuim dc Valentin, capLtancuni exercitus regls- 
 in partibus Wcft-Walli.f. Ut fupra. 
 
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 ?o R O T U L I W A L L I ^. 
 
 "D* denarii? mutuatis mcrcatoribus de Luk de focletate .... folvendis. 
 Apud Rothelan', lo Julii. 
 
 Conducius pro Ricardo le Taltlur, Hugone le ISTerlaunt, & Jul' 
 Daunfele, & nliis de famiiia AUzno'rz quondam uxoris Lcwelini hlii 
 Griffini. Apud Rothelan', 12 Julii. 
 
 -^ De inteudendo Williclmo de Luda, cuftodi garderoba regis in pecu- 
 nia mutuanda. Ut lupra. 
 
 T)e ftTvitiis hom'mum comitatuum Hereford', Salop', & Staff' debitis in 
 cxercitu Walliac irrotulandis. Apud Rothelan', 13 Julii. 
 
 De proteftione & conduclu pro Willielmo de laBratyne, in ducendo ad 
 exercitum W'alTur Blada, &c. Ut fupra. 
 
 'De coupiatorihus providcndis ad palVus in partibus Wallias amputandas, 
 Apud Rothelan', 1 5 Julii. 
 
 Abbas de Hida Winton', &: Willielmus de Birclay, habent protec- 
 tiouem. Apud Rothelan', 23 Julii. 
 
 De Walenfibus in Wcft-WalliiE, & in partibus mentis Gomerici, Albi 
 monafterii, & de Buelt, a Willielmo de Valencia ad pacem regis admit- 
 tendis. Apud Rothelan', 26 julii. 
 
 De proteclione & conduclu in ducendo vidlualia ad exercitum Walliie. 
 Apud Rothelan', 30 Julii. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 De fervitiis militum a Reginaldo de Grey, capitaneo munitlonis regis dc 
 Hop', ratlone exercitus Walllas irrotulandis. Apud Rotiielan', 28 Julii. 
 
 Willielmus le Butiller, miffus ad eligendum 1000 homines ad arma^ 
 Apud Rothelan', 30 Juhi. 
 
 Quod Refus filius iXIcreduci Walenfes de Mebweynon, Weynomoth, 
 Meltoen, & Kayon (qui guerram non moverunt) ad pacem recipiat. Ut 
 lupra. 
 
 In S c H E D u L A confut'. 
 CcnccfTo commotomm Mclmemanner, 6c Weymowith, In terra de 
 Kardigan (quos GrifFuius filius MereducI, & Kananus, rebelles, nunc 
 tencnt) MereducI filio Refi ta*fla per manum regis. Apud Rothelan', 
 28 Julii, anno, tire. 10. 
 
 De prote£lione & conduclu pro multis in ducendo victualia ad exer- 
 citum regis \^'nllia?. Apud Rothelan', i4Augurt:u 
 ^ Dc Walenfibus (Johannis (i)ffard dc Brymmcsfeld & Rogeri Ic 
 Ellraunge) de Pcnncrth, Hirfrcn, & Budt, ad pacem regis recipiendis 
 Apud Rotiitlan', 16 Augufli. 
 
 7 De
 
 R O T U L I W A L L I .E. 8i 
 
 De proteclione 6c conduilu pro noimullis in ducendo victualia ad exer- 
 citum regis Wall iae. Ut lupra. 
 
 Lucas de Tany ad muniendum infulam de AngkTeia mktitiir, & ad 
 pontem ibidem faciendum. Apud Rothel', i8 AugulH. 
 
 De proteclione & conduclu pro quibufdam In eundo ad partes tranfma- 
 rinas, ad emendum necellaria pro exercitu Wallije. Apud Rothel', 20 
 Augufti, 6c apud Ruthyn, 2 Septembris. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 Johannes de Kirkeby mittitur ad negotia regis expedienda. Apud 
 Ruthyn, 8 Septembris. 
 
 Conceflio 3 feodonuii militis facta Willielmo Ic Botyller de Wcmmc 
 debitorum in exercitu regis WallitE. Ut fupra. 
 
 De proteftione 6c conduclu in ducendo viftualia ad exercitum i-eg^is 
 Wallias. Ut fupra. 
 
 De denariis quibus rex tenetur mercatorlbus folvendis. Apud Adder- 
 newyn, 12 Septembris. 
 
 De pecunia (quam burgenfes Boreales vicecomitiNotingham liberaverint 
 ad opus regis) ufque Ceftr' carianda. Ut fupra. 
 
 De protetlione &c condu£lu pro nonnullis in veniendo 6c ducendo vic- 
 tualia ad exercitum Walliae. Ut fupra. 
 
 De pecunia mutuanda ad malitiam Walenfium repnmendam. Apud 
 Thlangernon, 2 Oclobris. 
 
 De protcftione 6c conduftu pro eis qui ab iuimlcis Walliae ad fidem 
 regis venerunt ; 6c in ducendo viflualia ad exercitum regis in Wallia. 
 Apud Rothel', 6 Oftobris. 
 
 Conceflio Caftri de Dynafbran & totius terne de Bromfcld confirmata 
 Johaniii de Warenna comiti Surrela;. Apud Rothel', 7 Odobrii. 
 
 Membrana 2, 
 
 Cadrum de Buelt, una cum terris regis ad idem pcrtincntlbus, Johannl 
 Gisfard de Brummesfeld commifllum. Apud Rothel', 14 Odobris. 
 
 Quod Johannes Gisfard Walcnfes do Buelt ad pacem regis admlttat. 
 Ut fupra. 
 
 Dc protcctionc 6c conduclu in ducendo vitStualia ad exercitum Walllx. 
 
 Apud Rothel', 9 06lobris. 
 
 De confirmando Henrico do Lacv comiti Lincoln' Cantrcda de Ros Sc 
 
 ^ .... 
 
 •dc Roewynnok, 6c commotum de Dynnacl, cum omnibus pcrtuuntns. 
 Apud Rothtlan', 16 Octobrii. 
 
 L Do
 
 82 R O T U L I W A L L I ^. 
 
 De protecfllonc & conduftu pro qulbufdam In clucendo per mare vIna,.. 
 &c. ad exercitumWaHlie, & in eundo ad Hiberniam ad vidlualia perqui- 
 renda. Apud Rothel', 1 8 Oiflobris. 
 
 De dcnariis mutuatis folvcndis Godefrido Poleryii & Olivero deWych, 
 & burgenfibus de Magna Gerncmuta, ncc non multis allis. Apud Rothel', 
 1 8 Octobris. 
 
 De prorccftione pro priore & prioriflk de Dunflaple. Ut fupra. 
 
 De conduccu (occafione giierne) pro fratrc Johannc Ic Waleys, tranf- 
 niiflb ab archicpircopo Cantuar' ad exequendum officium fpirituale in 
 Wallia. Apud Dynbey, 25 Odobris. 
 
 De profcctione & condu6tu pro qu'ibufdamun ducendo vi6tualia ad ex- 
 ercitum Wallia;. Ut fupra. 
 
 Caftrum do Rutthin, & Cautredum de Desfrencloyt, & terra, Wen- 
 chelianae de Lafcy, confirmata Reginaldo de Grey per manxtm regis,. 
 Apud Dinbcy, 23 Oftobris. 
 
 De protcclionc pro David pcrfona Ecclefite deBonbir, ccc. Ut fupra. 
 
 Quod Nicholaus do Alontc-forti, in obfequio regis, non ponatur in 
 afliiis juratis, feu recognition ibus aliquibus. Apud Dinbey, 26 Oclobris. 
 
 Abbas & conventus dc Bafingwerk habent proteflionem (dumtameii- 
 non conconiitent cum Walenfibus rcbellibus) ^ homines Johannis- 
 Bonquer, in ducendo viclualia ad excrcitum Walliic. Ut fupra. 
 
 Membrana I. 
 
 De Rogcro Extraneo (moricnte Rogero de Mortuo-mari) conftltuto 
 capltaneo in munitionibus Albi monafterii, Ofewaldeftre, & Montis Go— 
 meri. Apud Dynbegh, 30 Oclobris. 
 
 De proteftione & conduftu pro Willielmo de la Chambre, & Ricardo dc 
 Baunfeld, &c. in ducendo viclualia ad exercitum Wallix". Apud Denbegh, 
 3 Novembris. 
 
 Dc bladis providendis & emendis ad opus regis in excrcitu Walliae. 
 Apud Rothel', 8 Novembris. 
 
 De protedionc & condu6lubus pro quibufdam in ducendo viftualia ad 
 exercitum regis Wallias. Apud Rothel', 15 Novembris. 
 
 Quod homines Johannis de Warenn', comitis Surria? 6c Suffex, de 
 Brumfend, ad mercata Ofewoldeflrc, Whitchirche; et Ceflr' venire, ad 
 res fuas vendcnda?, pofiint. Apud Rothel', 7 Novembris. 
 
 D o R s o, Membrana id. 
 De excommunicandoWalenfes propter eorum malitiam & rcbell.'onem. 
 Apud Deviles, 1 8 Martii, anno i o. 
 
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 R O T U L I W A L L I .^. S3 
 
 De Walenfium rebellione per Henrlcum de Lacy comitem Lincoln' & 
 alios reprimenda. Apud Devilcs, 6 Aprilis. 
 
 Quod GH'oc-rtus dc Clare comes Gloucelbias & Hertford', & alii co- 
 mitcs, aullam habeant communionem cum Walenfibus malefadloribus & 
 i"ebellibus. Apud Devifes, 7 Aprilis. 
 
 Membrana 9, Dor so. 
 Quod barones Portus Dovor', &c. parati lint cum rege, &c. proticifci 
 in expeditionem ejus contra Walenfes rebelles. Apud Devifes, 10 
 Aprilis. 
 
 De providendo carpentarlos & foflatores ad operatlones regis In parti- 
 bus WalliiE faciendas. Apud Devifes, 1 5 Aprilis. 
 
 De carlando viclualia venalia ad Album monafterium, & partes illas 
 ubi Rogerus de Mortuo-mari, capltaneus exercitus regis, moratur. Ut 
 lupra. 
 
 De vicluallbus apud Ceftr' ducendis, & ad partes Weft-Walllas & 
 Suth-Walliffi ubi Gilbertus de Clare moratur capltaneus, excepta claufula 
 de mercatis prohibeiidls. Ut fupra. 
 
 Quod mittat vicecomes Cumbr' & Lancaftr' aliquos de fais ad partes 
 Scotis, ad providendum pifces, eofque ducendum ufque Ceflr'. Ut 
 fupra. 
 
 De tra£tando & ordinando de navlbus quje exibunt ex Portlbus 
 Hailing', Winchels', Rye, &;c. ad faciendum fervitium in Wallia coram 
 Stephano de Peneceftr'. Apud Romenhal, ut fupra. 
 
 De mittendo ad abbates 6c epifcopos pro pecunia de 15 & 10 proveni- 
 ente, &c. Ut liipra. 
 
 De 1 5 cementarlls eligendls, qui profe6turi funt ufque Lanipader, ad 
 fervitium regis faciendum. Apud Hertlebir', 25 Mali. 
 
 Membrana 8, D o r s o. 
 
 Quod mercatores London', Warrewic', Lciceftr', &c. qu^cunque ge- 
 nera viifluallum venalium ad exercituin regis \VallI-<E ducant. Apud 
 Hertlebur', 24 Mali. 
 
 De providendo centum barill' efturglonum de quingent' Aberden', & 
 ijuinque milium pifcium falltorum, confdlo Adae de Fuleham. Apud 
 Adlon Burnell, 28 Mali. 
 
 Quod Stephanus dc Penecellre, cuflos quinque portuum, eliget 10 vel 
 12 carpentarlos ad bargias ficiendas ufitatos. 
 
 L 2 De
 
 84 ROT U I. I W A L L I .£. 
 
 De llberando Johanni Maydenftr.n, clcrico regis, loo marcas, per 
 maiuim Grcgorii de Rokeflcy, cuftodis cambli regis, libcrandas 200 ho- 
 miiiibus. Apud A6I011 Burnell, 28 Maii. 
 
 Dc providciulo "co homines quinque portuum bene munitos, ad regem 
 iifqiic Danewcll mittendos. Ut lupra. 
 
 De eligendo 200 coupiatores & carbonarios in comitatu Hereford, & 
 in forefta de Dene, ulqiie Ikihcnogh, ad Cljlbertuni de Clare ducendos.. 
 Apud Salop", I Juiiii, 
 
 M K jNI B R A N A 7, D O R S O. 
 
 Dc tratrfmitteiulo tenenres In capito de comitatibus Salop' & StafP, Sec. 
 nlque ad Rothelan', ad W'alenfiiim rebcllioncm reprimendi'im. Apud 
 Wygorn', 20 Maii. 
 
 Quod archiepilcopl Cantiiar' & Eborum, & alii cpilcopi, abbates, & 
 abbatifllt:, parati Tint ad proficiendum cum rege contra Walciiles. Utlupra* 
 
 Quod milites, 6c alii qui homagium regi debent, cum equis & armis 
 interlint apud Rothelan', die domiaica in craftino fefti licati Petri ad 
 \'incula, ad Walenfes reprimendos. Apud Hertelbyr', 2+ Maii. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6, Do R S O. 
 
 Quod quicunque de regno Angliic qui 30 libras terras habuerlt providcat? 
 in calibus emcrgentibus ununi equum. Apud Aclon Burnell, 26 IMaii. 
 
 De luccindendo pafl'us de la Rcde-broc, 6c Batcbrugge-more, & do 
 Eleley. Apud Ceftr', 8 Junii. 
 
 De faciendo fincni regi pro icrvitio hominum comltatus Eborum, & 
 torius Anglias, qui cquos ad excrcitum Wallia; competentes non habu- 
 erunt. Apud Ccftr', 22 Jvvnii. 
 
 Quod capitaneus munitionis regis in partibus Weft-Wallias fervitiuni' 
 Ilugonis dc Curteney, Joliannis de Bello-campo, & aliorumcum e^uis & 
 armis adniittnt. ApudCeftr', 2 Julii. 
 
 Quod homines Somers', & Dors', Devon', & Cornub', fint apud 
 Kcrernerdyn cum equis & armis, ad faciendum regi cum capitaneo mu-- 
 nltionis fuie fervitium. Ut fupra. 
 
 Quod homines Hereford', Salop', & Staff', qui fervitium regi debent, fint 
 apud Montem-Gomcri eum capitaneo munitionis regis. Ut fupra. 
 
 Quod Robertus de Veer, comes Oxon', fit apud Montem-Gomeri,. 
 cum Rogero dc Mortuo-mari, dieMominica in craAino inflantis fefti Sandi 
 I'etnad Vincula, profectur' contra Walenfes. Apud Rothel', 15 Julii. 
 
 Dc dilatando paHus per NcmoraWcft-WallijD in cpifcopatu Meneveu'. 
 Apud Rothclanum, 37 Julii. y 
 
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 R O T U L I W A L L I .^. 85 
 
 De inhlbendo ne qiiis (fub periculo vitae, &c.) in villa de Ofwnldcftrc, 
 & in Monte-Gomeri, Laveyr, &c. cum Walenfibus in aliquo communi- 
 cet. Apud Rothel', 1 5 Octobris. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5, D O R S O. 
 
 De tranfmittendo pecuniam provenientem de 15 regi a clero Exon', 
 Cantuar', Bathon' & Well', London', Sarum, & Roff', conceffa, ufque 
 ad London'. Apud Rothelan', 18 Oclobris. 
 
 De deferendo pecuniam provenientem de i 5 regi a clero Cant', Ciceftr*" 
 concefia, ufque London' mercatoribus de Luk liberaudam per colleftores. 
 lit fupra. 
 
 De capiendo in manum regis caftra & terris Rogeri de Mortuo-mari 
 fenioris defun6li, in Wallia & Marchia. Apud Dynbey, 29 Oclobris. 
 
 De levando curiale fublidium in civitate Hereford, promiflum rationo 
 expeditionis Wallia;. Apud Dynbey, 28 Oclobris. 
 
 Quod Rogerus, filius Rogeri de Mortuo-mari, ficiat ea qua; Ro- 
 gerus, extraneus capitaneus munitionum in partibus Wallia.% dicet ex parte 
 regis. Apud Dynbych, 31 Oftobris. 
 
 De non moleftanda aut alios, vicludlia verfus regem & ex- 
 
 ercitum Wallia, duceiites, in comitatibus Warrewic', Leiceilr', Salop, 
 &c. Apud Rothel', 8 Novembris. 
 
 Quod Oliverus de Dyneham, Miles, cum multis aliis, accedat ad Ker- 
 merdyn Well-Wall', ad Vadia fua facienda contra Walenfcs, prout Wil- 
 lielmus dc Valencia injunget. Apud Rothelan', 12 Novembris. 
 
 Quod homines de com' Wiltes', Devon', & Somers' & Dors' eant 
 cum equis & armis ufque Kermerdy, &c. Ut fupra. 
 
 R o T u L u s W A L L I .t;, Anno 1 1 Edvvardi I. 
 
 M F, M B R A N A 4. 
 
 PR O T E C T T O pro Thoma de Vcrdin, & Nicliolao de EbormiT 
 Perfona ccclefis de Medio-Wicliio. Apud Rothel', Decembris. 
 Salvus conduiflus pro priori liofpitalis Sancli Johaiuiis Jerufalcm in 
 AngJia, &c hominibus fuis, bona & avcrla, a Wallia ufque in Angliam du- 
 centibus. Ut fupra. 
 
 De hominibus peditibus in comitatibus Notingham & Derb' per Wil- 
 liclmum Wythcr eligendis. Apud Rothel', 6 Decembris. 
 
 Dc peditibus in com' Hereford 6c Marchia WalliLC eligcndi'S & ufque 
 legtm duccndis. Ut fupra. 
 
 Prolc6lia
 
 36 -R O T U L I W A L L I M. 
 
 Proteclio pro johanne de Mcrfton, Perfona ecclefiae de Oliveftede, H. 
 T. T. Siiiicli Lauietuli In Lucina Sandla Romanae ecclefis cardinalc, ab- 
 bate dc Sr.inley, & Martiiio de Chamberioii Perlbna ecclellae de Strattoii. 
 Apiid Rotlulan', 8 Decembris. 
 
 Robcrtus de Ixjiidon', & alii mlttuntur ad diverfas partes rcgnl, pro 
 fiiblulio ad opus regis petendo. Apud Rothelan', 20 Decembris. 
 
 De protecllonc & conduclu pro quibufdam, quorum bona rationc ex- 
 ercltus Walliiu non caplantur. Apud Rothelan, 26 Decembris &, 6 Ja- 
 nuarii. 
 
 De poteflate data archiepU'copo Eborum, & Antonio Bek, & aliis pe- 
 tenJl & procurandi a provincia Eborum, & hngulis comitatibus ultra 
 Treutam, 6cc. Subudium regi in expeditione Walliai. Apud Rothel', 
 6 jnnuarii. 
 
 De proteclione pro Oueno filio Griffini, & Thoma vlcario ecclefiai de 
 Welynton. Apud Rothelan', 1 1 Januarii. 
 
 De proteclione 6c conduclu pro Petro de Tapton de Ceftria, & homi- 
 nibus luis in ducendo viclualia ad exercltum Walliae. Apud Rothelan', 
 1 1 Januarii. 
 
 De proteclione pro Nicholao de Knovil, Johanne de Knovil, Ricardo 
 Perfona ecclefue de Cheping-Norton, priore de Penewortham, abbate 
 Leicellr', & magiAro Thoma de Cheddeworth jufticiario de Banco Dub- 
 lin', Venturis ad partes Walllie. Apud Rothel', 12 & 20 Januarii. 
 
 De protedione pro Willielmo de Chen, 6c hominibus luis, Adam le 
 Fylhere de Newerk, & Petro le Felure burgen' de Droghda, in duceudo 
 victualia ad exercitum Wallia?. Ut iupra. 
 
 IM E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 Condudlus pro Johanne del Larder mifib ulque Notingham, pro viitu- 
 alll)us ad exercitum Walli;e ducendis. Apud Rothelan', 30 Januarii. 
 
 Dc protcctlonc & conduclu pro Roberto le Venir, de Uttoxhather, ia 
 ducendo vidualia ad exercitum Walliae. Ut fupra. 
 
 De proteclione pro priore 6c conventu ccclel'i^ Beatas MarliC Wigorn', 
 & abbate de Wenborn. Ut Iupra. 
 
 Afilgiiantur Menricus de Ncwcrk archdiaconus Richemundl, 6c Tho- 
 mas dc Normanvill, ad ordijiandum de lervitiis rcgi concellis a militibus, 
 &:c. ultra Trentham. Apud Rothelan', i Fcbruarii. 
 . Dc poteflate data arcliiepifcopo Eborum, & Antonio Bek fecretario re- 
 gis, petcndi lubfidium a clero provinciic Eborum, occafione exercitus 
 Wiiiliar. Ut Iupra. 
 
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 R O T U L I W A L L I iE. 87 
 
 De proteftloiie pro mngiflro & fratribus hofpitalis Saaclae Marisc de 
 Strode. Apud Rothelan', 5 Februarli. 
 
 De condudlu bafclorum miflorum in Angliam in fublidium expeditionis 
 Wallige. Apud Rothelan', i a Februarii. 
 
 Terra de Meythgheyn Scoyt, cum omnibus pertinentiisGriffini Vagliau 
 iuimici & rebellls regis, concefla Rogero ■ Speengeofe. Apud Rothelan', 
 p Februarii. 
 
 De conduttu pro Gilberto de Coletefl, Johanne de la Cornere, & ho- 
 minibus fuis, in ducendo vi6lualia ad exercitum Wallia;. Ut fupra. 
 
 De concedendo caflrum de Hope, & totam terram cum pertinentiis 
 (quze David filius Griffini inimicij regis tenuit) Alianor,E regina; Anglice. 
 Apud Rothelan', 24 Februarii. 
 
 De proteclione & condudtu pro Elia de Wynton, hominibus Thco- 
 baldi de Verdun, 5c priorifia de Eton, in ducendo viclualia ad exercitum 
 Walliae. Ut fupra. 
 
 De condu6lu bafclorum domini de Stavayl, & Reymundi de terra 
 Vafconia?, morantium in expeditione regis Wallias. Apud Rothelan'^ 
 3 Marti i. 
 
 Quod bona Rogeri de Ripariis, occafione prasfentis Guerrse Wallias 
 contra voluntatem luam non capiantur. Ut fupra. 
 
 Terra de Glyndeverdo, ad requifitionem Johannis de Warenna comitis 
 Surreia;, concelia Griffino Vaghan, filio Madoci. Apud Rothelan', 1 2 
 Februarii. 
 
 De conduflu bafclorum Sandtii de San6lo Aubino, de terra Vafconlis, 
 in eundo ad partes fuas ab expeditione Walliie. Apud Rothelan', 1 1 
 Martii. 
 
 De hominibus de Meyrumuith ad pacem regis admittendis. Apud 
 Aberconewey in Snowdon, ] 3 Martii. 
 
 ■ De proteiflione pro Ricardo de Thill:clton, perfona ecclefiae de Hau- 
 kefworth. Ut fupra. 
 
 De prote6lione & condu£lu pro Willielmo de Donecaflre de Ceftr', in. 
 cundo ad Hiberniam ad viftualia emenda pro cxcrcitu Wallix^; & Johanne 
 de Ceflrefeld, in ducendo viftualia, 6cc. Thoma le Fraunccis, Reginaldo* 
 Love, Johanne Borughman de Noting priore de la Grave, & priorifia & 
 conventu de Welbvod, ordinis fontis Ebrordi. Apud Aberconewey in 
 Snowdon, 18 Martii. 
 
 Me m b r a n a 2. 
 De protectione pro Petro Gerard burgcnie Salop' occafione inllantis ex-- 
 ercitus Walli*. Apud Aberconewey in Snowdon, 24 Martii. 
 
 De
 
 8« R O T U L I W A L L I iE. 
 
 De condu<n:u & protcclione pro Arnaldo de Balenfim, mil', bafclis, & 
 prlorc de Wirklbp. Apud Abcrconewey in Snowdon, 30 Martii. 
 
 De llcciitia emendi viclualia In partlbus Valconiae ad exerckum Wallia? 
 duccnda Huaoni de Wrlkluill concefla. Abeiconewev in Snowdon, 
 1 Aprilis. 
 
 De prote£lione & conduftu pro abbate de & Selel)y, & pro 
 
 Eriano dc Dunbretauii', prot'ccluris ad partes Hiberniai ad viclualia 
 emenda ad exercltiim Walllic duccnda. Ut Tupra. 
 
 De conflitucndo Walterum de Pcdrington, una cum fratrc Johanne 
 priorc de Kermerdln, quotiens Robertum Tibetot abefl'e contigerit, ad 
 tranfgreliiones & querelas audicndum & terminandum in epifcopatu Me- 
 ncvcn'. Apud Aberconewy, 26 Martii. 
 
 De proteftione 6c conduftu pro Alano de la Lefe, Johanne filio Allciaj 
 de Scotia, Thoma de la Galeye, in duccndo necefiaria ad exercitum Wal- 
 liae, &c. Apud Abcrconc.vey in Snowdon, 3 Aprilis. 
 
 Qiiod abbas de Stanlawc per homines fuos in terra Hiberniie emerc 
 pollit iinam navatam bladi, ducendam in Angliam ad commodum fuum. 
 Apud Abcrconewey in Snowdon, 6 Aprilis. 
 
 De proteCllone & conduclu pro magiftro Johanne Olarel, & VVillielmo 
 de H-orctord, in duccndo vicliualia ad exercitum regis Wallia*. Ut 
 Tupra. 
 
 Pro Johanne Bifhop, burgenfe de Lenn', in eundo verfus Scotiam ad 
 mercimonia emenda. Apud Abcrconewey in Snowdon, 10 Aprilis. Et 
 pro Slmone filio Willielml, in eundo verfus Hibernlam, &:c. et pro 
 hominibus abbatis de Abcrconewey, 6cc. Ut fupra, 6 Aprilis. 
 
 Licentia data magiftro Johanni de Stanleyc, perfona ecclefiic de Aftbur', 
 emendi viclualia in nundlnis SanCti Botulplil, ad fuflentationem familijE 
 in com' Ccftr'. Apud Abcrconewey in Snowdon, 2o Aprilis. 
 
 Et pro Rogero de Albo monafterio, perfona ecclefiae Dcneford, &c. 
 Ut fupra. 
 
 De fubfidlo a clero Cantunrlx petendo. Apud Aberconewey in Snow- 
 don, I 8 Aprilis. 
 
 De protcclione 6c conductu pro plurimis in ducendo vldlualla ad exer- 
 citum Wallliv, &c. Apud Aberconewey in Snowdon, varii tamcn 
 temporis. 
 
 Me M B R A N A I. 
 I")e cxcrcitu lummonendo ad malitiam Walenfium reprimendam apud 
 Montem-Gomeri. Apud Abcrconewev in Snowdon, 14 Martii. 
 
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 R O T U L I W A L L 1 .^. 89 
 
 De victualibus ducendis & vendendis prope cofterain de Yeremuth per 
 mercatores de Swynefhheye, &c. ad opus regis in Waliia. Apud Aber- 
 conewev in Snowdon, 16 Martii. 
 
 De proclarnando quod mercatores Salop' & Stafford', &c. fint apud 
 Montem-Gomeri, ad vendendum victualia fua. Apud Aberconewey, 
 21 Martii. 
 
 De peditibus eligendis & de els ducendis ad regem ufque Montem- 
 Gomeri. Ut fupra. 
 
 De providendo de bladis & aliis vidualibus, ac carragiis peditum ulque 
 Montein-Gomeri. Ut fupra. 
 
 De duobus millibus & quingentis hominibus peditibus In com' Salop' 
 & Stati' providendis, & ducendis ad rcgem ufque Montem-Gomeri. 
 Apud Aberconewey in Snowdon, 2 1 Martii. 
 
 De peditibus in partibus Edmundi fratris regis, &c. eligendis, ad dies 
 & loca, per Hugonem de Turbcrvill, & Grinibaldum de Pauncefot. Ut 
 fupra. 
 
 De coupiatoribus & folTatoribus providendis in comitatibus Hereford' & 
 Glouceftr', & Wygorn', contra Walenfes regis rebclles. Ut fupra. 
 
 De traflatu habendo cum magnatibus & communibus apud Salop', de 
 David fillo Griffiiii, quem rex iiutrivcrat orphanum. Apud Rothelan', 
 2.8 Junii. 
 
 RoTULUs Wallite, Anno 12 Edwardi I. 
 
 Membrana6. 
 
 CONCESSIO to ius Commoti de Hylkennyn, cum pertinentiis, 
 fada Johanni Gitfard de Bremesfeld per manum regis. Apud 
 Hereford', 18 Novembris, anno 11. 
 
 De committendo Cantrcdum de Meronith, Commotimi de Ardudo, 
 Commotum de Pcnchlyn, & Commotum de Edernoyn, cum metis & 
 bundis fuis Com' pritdifto adjunda, cuftodiend' Roberto de Staundon. 
 Apud Rothel', 20 Martii. 
 
 De Cantreda de Arnan, de Archlencoyth, & do Tliloen, &c Comotos 
 de Inyonyth, & Cruchyn, Com' dc Kaernarvan annexa, committendo 
 Ricardo dc Pluefdon culiodiend'. Ut fupra. 
 
 De conftituendo Ivogeium de Pu}defdQn vicecomitem & cuilodcm co- 
 mitatus Anglefcias. Ut fupra. 
 
 M De
 
 tp R O T U L I W A L L I ^. 
 
 De concedcndo Roberto de Staundon officium Vicccomitis comitatns 
 Meronlth, pro quo 40 1. fiiigulls aunis percipiet ad fcaccarium regis de 
 Kaernarvan. Ut fupra. 
 
 Pro mngiftro Ricardo de Pulefdon In eodcm mode. Ut fupra. 
 
 De conititucudo johannem dc Havering jufticuuium regis Tub Ottone 
 de Grandiibno jufticiario Snowdon, &c. Wallla?. Ut fupra. 
 
 Do Cantredo de Englefcnd, terra de Mayller Sayfeneytht', & terra cTe 
 Hope, &: terris conjunctis caftro & villa^ de Rothclan' Comitatui de Flynt 
 anneftcndis. Apud Rothelan', 23 xMartii. 
 
 De caftro dc Berc commiflb Waltero de Huntrecumbe, de cujus exiti- 
 bus .... ad fcaccarium de Kaernarvan. Apud Rothelan', 20 Martii. 
 
 Dc condu(flu pro Madoco filio Jernorth, & fociis per biennium. Apud 
 Rothelan', 22 Martii. 
 
 De conccdcndo fratribus pricdicatoribus de Rothelan' pifcariam in aqua 
 de Cloude cum uno Reti, abfque impedimento quorumcunque. Ut 
 fupra. 
 
 Dc dando Madoco filio Kenewreyk Archdiacono Anglefeiae beneficium, 
 de Fcryetteyln. Apud Kaernarvan, 20 Aprilis. 
 
 Conccirio totius dominii villit dc Trcfgarned fada Margaretic qua? fuit 
 vxor Refi filii Griffini per totam vitam fuam. Ut fupra. 
 
 Concelfio mancrii de EUefmer' ad vitam fafta Thomje filio Roberti de. 
 Say. Apud Nenadarchlen, 9 Maii. 
 
 De conccdcndo manerlum regis de Ellefmer' PhiHppo hlio Roberti dc 
 Say, viz. quatuor virgat', &c. 
 
 De conccdcndo mancrium de EUefmer' Roberto Body. Apud Nena- 
 darchlen, 9 Maii. 
 
 De conccdcndo 5 marcas annuatim Margaretiie qu^ fuit uxor Madocl 
 quondam domini de Brumfcld. 30 Maii. Apud Kaernarvan. 
 
 Dc confervando epifcopum Afl'avenfcm, &c. indemnem de edificatione 
 caflri regi^ apud Abcrconewey, ad locum qui dicitur Mcynan. Apud 
 B.iladeuchlin, 23 Junii. 
 
 De pardonando Gronon ab GrifSn' ab Tuder ab Edenenel fe&zm pacis 
 pro morte David ab Griffri de Morton. Apud Baladeuchlyn, 10 Junii. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 De conccdcndo abbati & conventui de Meynen vetercm ecclefiam de 
 Abcrconewey. Apud lialadculyn, 28 Junii. 
 
 Dc conccdcndo David hlio Griffini filii Oweni, & Lewelino V^iughan, 
 &c. quod teiieaut omncs fuas terras per Barouiam. Apud Karnarvan, 
 22 julii. 
 
 Quod
 
 R O T U L I W A L L I iE. 
 
 9J 
 
 Quod Griffinus filius Jarenoith, & David fiiius Lewelinl, HelefTa fiJia 
 Jarenoth, & Madocus filius Lewelini, teneant omnes fuas tcrius per ba- 
 ron in m. Ut fupra. 
 
 De admitteiido Griffijium ab Ycreward ad pacem regis. Apud Kaer- 
 uarvan, 20 Julii. 
 
 Quod abbas & conventus de Aberconwey ecclefiam de Aberconwey, 
 quam prius conventualem habuerunt, teneant in proprios ufus parochiakn], 
 cum omni jure patronatus. Apud Karnarvan, 16 Julii. 
 
 De concedendo Griffino filio Griffini de Brumfekl terras fuas ad volun- 
 tarem regis. Apud Karnarvan, 22 Julii. 
 
 De concedendo priori & f atribus hoipitalis Sanili Johannis Jcrufoilera 
 in x\nglla liberam chaciam, & curiam, & emcndas tranjgrcflionum in 
 Suth-Wallia. Apud Baladeulin, lyjunii. 
 
 Quod Griffinus filius Tudcri pcrcipiat 40 marcas pro cuftodia caflri de 
 Dolindalan, ad icaccarium de Kaernarvan per manus Camerarii. Apud 
 Bangor', 22 Augufli. 
 
 De concedendo Tudero Vaughan villam de Nantmaur, cum perti- 
 nentiis. Apud Karnarvan, 21 Augufli. 
 
 De concedendo diledlo regi Reginaldo de Lodelawe mincram plumbi in 
 partibus Snowdon, ultra aquani de Conewey. Apud Rothclan', 4 Sep- 
 tembris. 
 
 De libcrando 40 marcas fingulis annis Griffino filio Tuderi. Ut fupra. 
 
 De concedendo Johanni de Plavering locum Ottonis de Grandilono 
 jufticiarii noftri Wallia? tenenti. Apud Ceftr', 1 2 Septembris. 
 
 De concedendo 20 1. Adas dc Wetenhale, pro cuftodienda Cancellaria 
 in Wallia lingulis annis. Apud Ceflr', 14 
 
 De concedendo Ricardo de Abindon 20 1. pro intendendo camerarise 
 de Kaernarvan fmgulis annis. Ut fupra. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 Quod villa de Flynt fit liber burgus, & quod Major cjufdem juratus 
 confervet fideliter libertates, &c. per manum regis. Apud Flynt, 8 Sep- 
 tembris. 
 
 Quod villa de Rothelano fit liber biu'gus, & quod Major ejufdcm li- 
 libertates a rcge concefias confervet. Ut fupra. 
 
 Quod villa de Aberconewey fit liber burgus, & quod Major ejufdem 
 libertates a rege conceflas coniervet. Ut lupra. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 De libertatibus conceffis burgenfibus de Kaernarvan. Ut fupra. 
 
 M 2 Me m-
 
 92 R O T U L I W A L L I ^. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 Dc concedcndo biirgenfibus de Flynt omnia ncccffirla (fine vendltione 
 de omnimodo bofco in villis de Northope, Ledcbrokc majori & minori, 
 Keldrcfton, Wolfynton, Wcper, & Sutton)^ ad fundendam plumbl mi- 
 ncram, & commuiiiani pafturie in eifdcm bolcis. Apud Cefti', lo Sep- 
 tenibi'is. 
 
 De concedendo Aniano cpifcopo AfTiiven' advocationem ecclcfia; de 
 Rothulaiio, in comptnrationcm donationis advocationis ecclefiae de 
 Eglwyrvvacli ab ipfo hcXd: abbatl & conventui dc Aberconewey. Apud 
 Aberconcwey, loOdtobris, 
 
 Villa de Roflinaur conccflli Griffino ab Yereward, in recompenfationem 
 lo llbrat.iruni tcrrae datarum abbati &c conventui de Aberconewey. Apud 
 Kaeniarvan, i8 Odobris. 
 
 De concedendo Mereduco Cragli, & Gurgennew Ruth (in recompen- 
 fationem ly folidatarum terras & redditus in Maynan monaflerio dc Aber- 
 conewey conccfs') villas de Glyn, 6c Gronant. Apud Kaernarvan, 2 2- 
 Octobris. 
 
 De concedendo Margaretae filiie Griffini villas de Bodunan, & Hyrdref, 
 cum fuis pertinentiis. Apud Kaernarvan, 2 2 Octobris. 
 
 De concedendo Tuderio ab Karnet i2 Iblidatas terrce in Coeteos, in re- 
 compenfationem unius mcfluagii, & unius particular terrae in Penlaflbk 
 concefs' ab ipfo monafterio de Aberconewey. Ut fupra. 
 
 De concedendo Johanni dc Havering 200 marcas pro cuftodia caftri de 
 Kaernarvan. Apud Kaernarvan, 21 Oclobris. 
 
 De concedendo Waltero de Huntercombe 200 marcas, pro cuftodia caflri 
 de Berc annuatim. Ut fupra. 
 
 Dc concedendo Hugoni de Wlonkeflowe lool. annuatim, pro cuftodia 
 caftri de Hardelagh Ut fupra. 
 
 De quietando epifcopum de San>£to Aflaph de 200 marcis quas rex affig- 
 navit ad operationes monafterii de Aberconewey faciendas. Apud Kaer- 
 narvan, 23 0"obris. 
 
 De concedendo regina? Anglix Alianorae manerium de Roffeyr, &c. 
 cum omnibus fuis pertinentiis, fnie aliquo retenemento. Apud Kaernar- 
 van, 21 Odobiis. 
 
 De concedendo Williclmo Sikun 150I. pro cuftodiendo caftrum dc 
 Aberconewey. Apud Kaernarvan, 23 Odobris. 
 
 Dc concedendo manerium de Kairrnwilys, cum hamelcttis de Hu- 
 cheldref, &c. abbati &: conventui de Aberconewey, in fatisfatflionem ter- 
 rarum 6c tcncmentorum qua: in manus rtgis gratis rcddidcrunt Apud Kaer- 
 nar\-an, 22 & 23 Odobris. Dupl'. 
 
 M E M B R A N A
 
 R O T U' L I W A L L I ^.. ^^ 
 
 Membra N A i. 
 
 De concedendo epifcopo Bangor' villatas de Trefeyenan, Abydon, & 
 Bodychen, cum pertliientiis (de quarum decimis juxta portionem fuam 
 
 offeyriat Teulu cpifcopus ) in recompenfationem declmarum de 
 
 Kaurnvvy lys monailerio de Aberconevvey ab ipfis conceffarum. Apud 
 Bere, 5 Novembris. 
 
 De rebelllbus in epifcopatu Bangor' jufticiandis. Apud Lampader- 
 vaur, 10 Novembris. 
 
 De nemoribus luccindendis, & paffibns elargandis, in comitatu Cardi- 
 gan, ad I'ecuritatem tranfeuntium. Apud Lampader, 14 Novembris. 
 
 De concedendo epifcopo Bangor' returnum brevium cum allis liberta- 
 tibus. Apud Kaeruarvan, 2 1 Otftobris. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6, D O R S O. 
 
 De liberando Grlffino filio Reli, terras de Gracrdkarmon, Tevveyaan^ 
 & Bodellenyn, in Cantredo de Ros. Apud Kaernarvan, 4 Maii. 
 
 Claus' de Anno 12 Edvv. I. 
 
 D O R S O, M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 De allocando Ricardo de Pulefdon, vicecomiti de Karnarvan, 12I, 13s. 
 4d. pro 40 quarteriis frumenti. Apud Kaernarvan, 18 Oftobris. 
 
 De allocando Thoma? de Maydenhacche, nuper conllabulario calVri 
 noftri de Kaernarvan, denarios ad fcaccarium ibidem. Apud Kaernar- 
 van, 18 Octobris. 
 
 Memorand' de liberando 15 cliartas Ricardo de Abindon camerario de 
 Kaernarvan. 
 
 RoTULUs "Walli.'e, Anno 13 Edwardi I. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 DE terris & tenementis in Elnayl Huchmenyt conccfTis Waltcro 
 liackclutel. Teftc rege apud Kardynan, 24 Novxrmbrii. 
 De licentia dandi Waltero Gowagh ad allignandum quin(|ue acras tcr- 
 rx m luburbio de Kardigan priori & monachis ibidem. 1 cftc ut llipra^ 
 22 Novembris. 
 
 Dc libcrtatibus concciTis burgcniibus de Bere. Tefte ut fupra. 
 
 Do libcrtatibus concelFis burgenlibus de Hardelagh. Teltc ut fupra.. 
 
 De liberjatibus concelTis burgenfibus dc Crukyth. Teftc ut fupra. 
 
 JMeJNIBR ANuVi
 
 9^ ROT U L I W A L L I /E. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus de Kardygan, habcndi leges 6c confuetadines quibus 
 bviro-cnlcs dc Kcrmerdyn ufi Innt, & de libertatibus concelus eip. Telle 
 rege apud Kadewelly, 9 Deccmbris. 
 
 Pro biirgenfibus de Kermcrdyn, habendi communlam in bofcls de Maha- 
 thaii, 6c fuccindendl bofcos ibidem. Teiie ut llipra. 
 
 De caflro de Crukyth commiHb Willie hiio de Leyburn. Tefte regc 
 apnd Brirtoir, 23 Dccembris. 
 
 Dc terra de Gaucrglen concefla Rogcro de Mortuo-mari. Tefle ut 
 fupra, 27 Decembris. 
 
 Pro burgenfibiis de Rothclaii', quod ipli fiiit quieti a preltatione Tlieo- 
 loniiper totum rcgiium Anglia.'. Telle ut lupra, 7 Jauuarii. 
 
 M E M n R A N A 2. 
 
 De confiriiiatione pro abbate & conventu de Stratoflur'. Telle rege 
 apud Wei'':m', 27 Mali. 
 
 Litteriv dc acquietantia pro abbate & conventu de Aberconwey, de 
 
 inveniendi Tervientibus Principis Walliae, pro terris in Frywil- 
 
 wjxh. Telle ut fupra. 
 
 Literal de acquietantia pro priore & fratribus hofpitalis San£tl Johannis 
 Jerulalem, ut fupra, pro terris in Wanas in Meronyth. Tefle ut fupra. 
 
 De placca ternr apud callrum Rothelan', & 10 acris bofci de Crukyn, 
 concellis Adjc de Ryllon. Telle ut fupra, 14 Junii. 
 
 De folo de Getly conceflb abbati & conventiii de Baiingwerk. Telle ut 
 fupra. 
 
 De caflro de Bcre comnilflb Ilugoni de Turbcrvill. Telle rege apud 
 Wynton', 3 Odobris. 
 
 De caflro de Ilardelagh commiflb Johanni de Benelare. Telle ut 
 fupra. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3, D O R S O. 
 
 Dc terris de Ollcrlof & de Mabwyiuiion datis Audae de Hailing. 
 Dc terra de Sanclo Claro Augey & Pennuliok data Relb hlio Mereduci, 
 in maritagio cum Auda forore Johannis Hafling. 
 
 ROTULUS
 
 R O T U L I W A L L I ^. 95 
 
 R o T u L u s Wa l l I /E, ab Anno 14 ufque 23 Edvvardi I. 
 
 Anno 14. Membrana io- 
 
 DE officio Thefaurarige Wallise commiffo Roberto de Belvere. Apud 
 Exon', 7 Januarii. 
 De cervls donandls Hugoni de Turbervill. Ut fiipra. 
 De committendo Roberto Tibetot villas, caflra, & terras in Wefl:-- 
 Wallia. Apud Wefcm', 27 Aprilis. 
 
 Dc donando Regiualdo de Grey jufticiario Ccftr' 10 cervos, & 10 cervos 
 Roberto de Tybetot. Apud Weftm', 28 Aprilis; apud Ledes, 4 Mail. 
 
 Anno 15. 
 
 De concedendo eplfcopo Bangor', tertiam partem decimarum domi- 
 nicorum 6c molendinorum in Englefend, & minerx de plurabo. Apud 
 Weflm', 16 Deccmbris, 
 
 Radulphus de Hengham, & alii affignantur ad audicndum tranfgref- 
 fiones per Refum filium Mereduci in comitatu Kermerdin facias. Apud 
 Weftm', 20 Aiaii. 
 
 De accedendo ad Rogerum Extraneum in Wallia, ad rebellionem regi; 
 filii Mereduci rcprimendam. Apud Weftm', 15 
 
 De recipiendo Walenies in imprifa Refi lilii Mereduci rebellis. Apud 
 Weftm', 2 Julii. 
 
 De terris 6c tenementis Refi filii Mereduci rebellis capiendis in manuin. 
 regis. Ut ftipra. 
 
 De centum libris dono pro delatione capitis Refi filii Mereduci. Apud 
 Weftm', 5 Julii. 
 
 De recipiendo ad pacem homines de Strandenwy in Wallia, qui ftint 
 in imprifia Refi filii Mereduci. Apud Glouc', 16 Julii. 
 
 De terris & tenementis per Refum filium Mereduci, ftiper quofcunque 
 occupatos, capiendis in manum regis. Ut I'upra. 
 
 Quod homines Com' Ceftr' iter arripiant in comitiva jufticiarii Ccftr', 
 verfus Weft-Walliam, ad malitiam Reli filii Mereduci rcprimendam. 
 Apud Hereford', 23 Julii. 
 
 Poteftas data Gilberto de Clare recipicndi ad pacem regis Walenfes in 
 Weft-Wallia. Ut llipra. 
 
 Conduftus pro Thoma Brun, poletario London', in cariando vitftoalia 
 in Weft-W' allia. Ut fupra. 
 
 Membrana.
 
 96 R O T U L I W A L L r .i:. 
 
 Membra n a 9. 
 
 De conftltuenUo Comircni GIouccIU-Ilc capitaneum regis, ad malitlam 
 Refi filii McrediKi reprimcndam. Apiid Hereford', 23 Julli. 
 
 De pccunia libcranda per diverfas \ices Roberto de Tybctot, & aliis, 
 ad vadia mlllcum in Gucrra de Droflelaii' acqiiietanda. Apud Weflm', 
 6 Julii. 
 
 Coiuludus pro Francifco INIalizard, mercatore de Luk, miflb cum pe- 
 cuula ad partes \\'alli;c, Apud W'cftm', 21 Septembris. 
 
 De comniltteudo caftruni de DrolTelan, una cum commotis, &c. qua; 
 fuerunt Reli filii Mcreduci rcbellis, Alano Plukenet. Apud Weflm', 
 24 Scptcmhris. 
 
 Dc officio lufticiarii Nor-Walliie commiflb Hugoni de Turbcrvill, in 
 loco |. I hi\ cringe qui cum rege in Burdegalia. Apud Weflm', 5 No- 
 vcmbris. 
 
 Comniotuin dc Percneth, cum terris de Ifkenny & Hyrwyn, commifs* 
 HumtVido de Bohun, com' Hereford' 6c Eflex'. Apud Weflm', 6 No- 
 vcmbris. 
 
 Anno 16. IMf, MBRANA 8, in Schedula. 
 Praeflita facia per mcrcatores de Luk ad guerram fuper Refum Mer- 
 tluck, anno regis Edw. 15. viz. &c. 
 
 M E M B R A N A S. 
 
 De denariis llberandis per mcrcatores deLuk pro guerra in Suth-Wallia, 
 uti in Ichcdula appenla continetur. ApudWVllm', 26 Novembris. 
 
 De Walcnfibus de Cantrcdo dc Boghan ad gratiam & pacem regis reci- 
 piendis. Apud Wcftm', 5 Deccmbris. 
 
 Deconflituendo Humfridum de Bohun, comitem Hereford' & Eflex', 
 5c Edmundum de Mortuo-mari, capitaneos & cuflodes Stretdenwy, &c 
 Cardiganfliirc. Ut fupra. 
 
 Dc baliflis £c quarellis liberandis Alano Plogenet. Apud Weflm', 
 3 Deccmbris. 
 
 Pro hominibus regis dc Cardiganfliire defendendis contra Refum filium 
 Wereduci, 6c fautores fuos, & jiatria ilia falvanda. Apud Weflm', 6 De- 
 cembfis. 
 
 T)e denariis liberandis Alano Plogenet, ad munitloncs in Suth-Wallia 
 6cc. faciendas per mcrcatores de Luk. Apud Wellm', 20 Deccmbris. 
 
 De officio jufliciarii in Nor-Wallia Roberto de Staundou 
 
 fub Ottone dc (rnindifJ'iiu. Ap-.id V/cllm', 6 Apriiij. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I W A L L I .E. ^y 
 
 De arboribus & fubbofco in nemoribus Wallice fuccindeiidis, & pnfli- 
 bus elargandis & dilatandis, ad fecurltatem tranfeuntium. Apud Wt llm', 
 8 Mali. 
 
 De iiSl. 13s. & 4d. liberandis per mercatores de Luk Alann Plop-e- 
 net, conftabulario caftri de Drollelan, ad munltioiiem ejufdem facicr.dam. 
 Apud Weftm', 3 Februarii. 
 
 Anno 17. 
 
 De domibus in caftro de Kermerdyn reparandis & cooperlendis. Apud 
 Wcftm', 13 Maii. 
 
 De donando 6 cervos Hugoni de Turbcrvlll ex forefta de IMeronith. 
 Apud Sanflum Edmundum, 1 9 Septembris. 
 
 De hominibus, terris, & tencmentis de Commotis de Difkennith, 6cc. 
 reftituendis Johanni Gisfard, quas per rebellionem Refi filii Mereduci in 
 manum regis devenerunt. Apud Weftm', i3 06lobris. 
 
 De terris & tenementis, qus Griffinus Vaughan tenuit, liberandis Re- 
 glnas conlbrti regis. Apud Clarendon, 6 Novembris. 
 
 Anno 18. 
 
 De mifis & expenfis in operationibus caftri de I.ampaderrvaur inWefl- 
 Wallia pofitis, fupervidendis & examinandis, Apud Weftm', 14 Ja- 
 nuarii. 
 
 De cuftodia caftri de Droflan', & terrarum quae fuerunt Refi filii Me- 
 reduci, commlira Philippo filio Owcli Abmearik., Apud Wcflni', 27 
 Januarii. 
 
 De concedendo quadraginta llbras fingulls annis Roberto de Staundon^ 
 pro cuftodia juftlciaria- Wallis. Apud Weftm', 3 Februarii. 
 
 De quietando Griffinum Ab-Tuder de fex libris in quibus tenebatur 
 regi, quum caflruni de Dolinchalan cuftodiret. Apud Weftm', 6 Fe- 
 bruarii. 
 
 De pardonando David Vaughan de Anglefeye denarios. Ut fupra. 
 
 De allocando quindecim libras Griffino Ab-Tuder, conftabulario caftii 
 de Dolinchalan. Apud Weftm', 7 Februarii. 
 
 Quod burgenfes de Aberconewey fint per totum regnum de Theolonio 
 quleti. Apud Weftm', 8 Februarii. 
 
 De concedendo terras in comitatu de Kardigan Galfrldo Clement, pro 
 fidcli fervitlo fuo. Apud Weftm', 10 Februarii. 
 
 De concedendo Roberto le Defpenfcr cuftodlam terrarum qua? fuerunt 
 Michaelis de San6lo Edmundo, in Ayros & Aberconewey in Wallin, dc- 
 fuudti. Apud Weilm', 10 Februarii. 
 
 N Caftrum
 
 93 R O T U L r W A L L I ^E. 
 
 CaOrum dc Carnarvan Ada? de Wctenhal cuftodiendum commilTiim. 
 Apud Wellm', 8 Mail. 
 
 I)c viginti llbrls liberandis Ti'.clcro \''aughan de Anglefeia, pro bono 
 Hrviti'o. Apud We Am', i8 Mali. 
 
 Grates rex habct hominibu> de Commoto de Buelt, pro bofcis profter- 
 nendis ad lecuritatcm tranreuiitiiim. Apud Weil:m', 14 Mail. 
 
 De pardonando Rogero dc PtulLfdon viginti llbras, de arrcragiis firmae 
 niaiicril delyammes'. Apud Wellm', 23 Mali. 
 
 Ue conccdeiido Yereward Penwen de Naaconewej, pro fideli fervitio. 
 Apud Wefl:m', 1 1 Juiili. 
 
 libertas fugandi omnia genera fcrarum infra comitatum dc Meronith 
 Hugoni de Turbervlll conccfl'a. Apud Wellm', 20 Junii. 
 
 Dc concedendo centum libras Hugoni de Turbervill, pro cuflodla caftri 
 de Bere libi commilli cuflodiend'. Ut fupra. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 
 Jacobus dc Sancto. Gcorglo percipit centum marcas pro cuAodia caftri 
 de Hardclagh. Apud Havering, 3 Julii. 
 
 De pardonando cxecutoribus teflamonti Johannis de bono Villare Sol. 
 Apud Wellm', 10 Julii. 
 
 De operationibus caftromm de Rothel', Flynt, & Ceftrias flipervidcn- 
 dis. Apud Weftm', 12 Julii. 
 
 Pro Rogero de Pyweleldon, vicecomite Angleleye, de denariis allo- 
 candis. Apud Weftm', 1 3 Julii. 
 
 Dc tcrris, vlllis, &c caftris Refi filii Mercduci rcbellis in Wallla com- 
 miiris Roberto Tibetot. Apud Wellm', 13 Julii. 
 
 De pardonando Roberto de Poher, 6c Petro fratri ejus, omnes tranf- 
 grelTiones, 6cc. Apud Weftm', 12 Julii. 
 
 De pardonando Agneti, quae fuit uxor Johannis de Novo Villario, 
 centum folldos pro cvafione Willielmi le Pronne, monachi. Apud 
 Clipflon-Rcgis, 22 Septembris. 
 
 De allocando Roberto de Staundon 20 1. quas pofuit in domibus de 
 Abcr & Bala, per infortunium combuilis, de novo faciendis. Apud 
 Kingis-tlipton, 6 Novembris. 
 
 De pardonando Walenfibus de Cantredis de Maur & Bathan traiil- 
 greflionem receptando Refum filium Mereduci rebellis. \Jt fupra 
 
 Anno 19. 
 De concedendo eplfcopo Mcnevenfi communiam in omnibus dominicis 
 bolcis regis in comitatu de Cardigan'. Apud Dcvilcs, 1 8 Septembris. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I W A L L I .^. p^ 
 
 De concedendo Meneveii' epifcopo, & canonlcis fuls de Aberwily, 
 communiam in bofcis de Mahhataii, Commothpervel, ficc. in comitatu de 
 Kermerdyn. Apud Devifcs, 20 Septcmbris. 
 
 De concedendo, in auxilium villse de Kacrmerdyn claudendce, quafdam 
 conluetudines de rebus venalibus in eadeni. Apud Bergeveny, 20 
 Odobris. 
 
 De concedendo Willielmo Daniel, clerico regis, 40 s. pro roba fua. 
 Apud Heref, 2 Novembris. 
 
 Anno 20. M E M B R A N A 5. 
 AfTlgnantur epilcopus Elyenfis Willielmus de Valentiis, & alii, ad 
 querelas Humfridi de Eohun, comitis Hereford' & Efl'ex', de tranf- 
 grellionibus per Giib^^rtum de Clare, comitem Glouceftrias 6c Hertford', 
 & alios, commiflis audiend'. 
 
 Anno 2 r. Membrana 3. 
 
 Deliberatio caflri de Bere Roberto de Staundon cullodiendi fa6la. Apud 
 Rokefburgh in Scotia, a 8 Novembris. 
 
 De pardonando Mariae, quae fuit uxor Manafferi le Fofleur, 23 s. & 8d. 
 in quibus ipfe regi tenebatur dum fuit ballivus de Karnarvan. Apud 
 Weftm', 28 Maii. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 Quod Robertus Filius Walteri habeat centum libras pro cuftodia caflri 
 de la Bere. Apud Weftm', 28 Junii. 
 
 Libertas fugandi omnia genera lerarum infra comitatum de Meronnith, 
 facira Roberto Filio Walteri, conll:abulario caftri de la Bere. Apud 
 VVeilm', 30 Junii. 
 
 Quod Robertus de Staundon' jufticiariis North-WallitE liberet cufto- 
 dientlum caitrum de la Bere, cum armaturis, &c. Apud Weflm', 
 2 Ju'ii. 
 
 De liberando ballivam foreflariae dc Eychioneth Ricardo filio Carvctti 
 Walenfi cuftodiendam. Apud Cant', 15 Julii. 
 
 Anno 22. 
 Johannes de Godelegh afiignatur ad fupervidcndum rotulos taxationis 
 Quinta-xlecimae, propter remifiionem colledlorum in partibus WalliaL*. 
 Apud Cant', 29 Dccembris, 
 
 Quod Robertus de Staundon jufticiarius regis North-Walliac, pcrcipiat 
 40I. procullodia caitn de HarJclagh. Apud Cantuar', 28 Decembris. 
 
 N 2 ' Omnia
 
 loo R O T U L I \V A L L I JE. I 
 
 Omnia caftra & terne in partibiis Weft-Wallia;, ac etiam officlum 
 jufliiciari^ie, commifla cultoilicnu', in latlsfacbioneni debitoruai quibus rex 
 Roberto Tibctot tcncbatur. Apud Wcftm', 13 Junii. 
 
 I)c liberando 3 melTuagia, & 3 bovatas terra;, cum pertinentiis, in 
 I^nvcir Cadcgano Goch, de quibus cundem Princeps Walliae ejecit vo- 
 luntarie. Apud Weftm', 20 Junii. 
 
 Comitatus de Kermerdln, Cardigan, & omnes terra; in Weft-Wallia, 
 funt commiiTa cultodicnd' Willielmo de Caumvill. Apud Weftm', 
 1 Oclobris. 
 
 De liberando Comitatus de Kcrmcrdin &c Cardigan, ac etiam terras & 
 caftra WcHi-Wallix^ Willielmo de Caumvill, propter interiedionem 
 Walteri de l^odcrton, & Galtridi Clement, tenentium locum Roberti 
 Tybetot. Ut liipra. 
 
 Qiiod Galfrldus de Caumvill, & alii, ad terras liias in Marchia accedant, 
 auxiliatum \V. dc C. mifio pro pace conlervanda. Ut lupra. 
 
 Griffinus ap Howel ad partes Weft-Wallise, & Nicholaus de Ocham 
 ad part cs de Bcrgcveny miiH pro quibufdam negotiis, habent conduftum. 
 Apud Weflm', 15 & 16 Odobris. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 Dc cligcndo validos pedites in quibuidam comitatibus Anglian, ad re- 
 bcllionem Walenfium, hon:iicidia. See. perpetrantium, reprimendam. 
 Apud Wcftm', 15 Odobris. 
 
 Quod Conftabularlus caftri, Majores, &c. Brlftol', fint auxiliantes 
 Johannl Havering, miffo ad partes Wallia;, ad qusedam caftra viclualibus 
 6cc. municnda. Apud Wcflm', 25 Oclobris. 
 
 Robertus Filius Walteri, & Rogerus Extraneus, habent poteftatcm 
 recipiendi ad pacem omnes Walenles de Powys. Apud Wcftm', 27 
 Oaobris. 
 
 Condudus conceflus Jolianni le Balaunter, civi & mercatori London', 
 in ducendo vina & mercimonia ad Walliam, pro expeditione regis. Apud 
 Turrim London', S Novembris. 
 
 Conduclus pro quibufdam ab Edmundo fratre regis mifTis ad partes 
 Wairuu, nd providcntias de vidualibus, &c. faciendum, contra adventum 
 luum. Apud Turrim London', 9 Novembris. 
 
 Anno o.^. 
 De eligendo homines pedites in comitatu Hereford', &c. ad malitiam 
 Walenfium reprimendam. Apud Wygoruam, 22 Novembris. 
 
 Johannes
 
 ROTULI WALLI .«. loi 
 
 Johannes Gifhird habet poteftatem rccipiendi ad pacem Walcnfes do 
 Brigheneugb*- Apud Wygorn', 23 Novembris. 
 
 N. B. Portiuncula hujus mcmbrana; penitus dilacerata abbreviari 
 nequit. 
 
 Anno 14, D o R s o, M e m b r a n a 10. 
 
 De conccdendo 40 1. Ricardo de Pyuleldon, vicccomki de Kaernarvan, 
 ad fultentationem fuam in officio, una cum arreragiis liiis a retro. Apud 
 Langele, 4 Februarii. 
 
 Confimiles literas habent Robertus de Puilefdon, de Angiefeye, Ro- 
 bertus de Staundon, de Meronith, viceconiites, & Johannes de Havering. 
 Apud Langele & \VeiT:m', diverfis temporibus. 
 
 Quod Robertus Peche, & alii miiites luit ad Edmundum comitem 
 Cornubiae, locum regis in Anglia tenentem, apud Glouceftr', cum equis 
 6c armis. Apud W^eflm', 14 Junii. 
 
 Ue providendo 400 foflatores & carpentarios in comitatu Salop', ad 
 malitiam Reii filii Mereduci reprimendam. Apud Glouc', 16 Julii. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 9, D O R S O. 
 
 De non tenendo mercatum aut feriam infra comitatum Salop', & de 
 exponendo viflualia venditioni ad opus fidelium. rebellionem Walenfium 
 repreflurorum. Apud Glouc', 1 7 Julii. 
 
 De providendo equos coopertos, & homines pedites, ad rebellionem 
 Reli filii Mereduci reprimendam. Apud Glouc', 16 Julii. 
 
 De transferendo ufque & vendendo apud Breghnok vidlualia, ad {uC- 
 tentationem magnatum in expeditione Waliiit. Apud Hereford', 23 
 Julii. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 8, D O R S O. 
 
 Quod fideles regis moram continuam faciant in maneriis & terris fuis 
 Well-Wallize adjacentibus, ad rebellionem Refi & fautorum reprimendam. 
 Apud Weftm', 14 Novembris. 
 
 Quod Gilbertus de Clare perfonaliter accedat ad caftra, &c. Weft- 
 Walliae adjacentia, ad rebeUionem Refi felonis repellendam. Ut fupra. 
 
 Anno 16. D o R s o, 
 De adhibendo fidem W. de Henley, priori Hofpital' San£i:i Johmnis 
 Jerufalem in Anglia, accefl'uro ad vidciidum Itatum Wallix, &c. Apud 
 VVeftm', 16 Februarii. 
 
 Prior
 
 103 R O T U L I W A L L I .^. 
 
 Prior Hofpkalis San£ll Johnnnis Jerufalem in Anglia miflus ad fuper- 
 vi denduni llatum caftrorum in Marchla 5c Wallia. Ut llipia. 
 
 Quoil vicecomitcs Gloucellr', Sumerict', & Hereford', habere faciant 
 Alano 1-logentt, conftabulario caiiri regis dc Droliclan, denarios de exiti- 
 hus comitatuuin pnedhflorum, ad munitionem caftri prx'didti tacieudam. 
 Apud Weflni', 7 Julil. 
 
 Anno 17. D o R s o. 
 Quod Edmundus de Mortuo-iiiari, cum alils fidelibus, continue mo- 
 rctur in maneriis I'uis Wallia?, ad rebellionem Refi reprimendam, &c. 
 
 DORSO SCHEDULJE. MeMBRANA 7. 
 
 Concordia fa^la inter Owenum filium Griffin! Ab-Wenouwyn, & Da- 
 vid filiuni Griffini, fratrem, de duabus villis, viz. Penarth, Rewhyretli, 
 in Kerevnon, concellis per Owenum fratri David, per lervitia, &c. 
 Apud Weftm', 16 Mall. 
 
 David, filius Griffini llHl Wenunwyn, relaxavlt Oweno fratri fuo pri- 
 mogenito totum jus in omnibus terris luis, tarn in Anglia quam in Wallia. 
 Apud Weftm', ut fupra. 
 
 Pro qulbus Owenus dedit totam terram de Mandoe. 
 
 In T u s. 
 
 De Concordia fafta inter Owenum filium Griffini Ab-Wenowyn, & 
 Grlffinum fratrem ejufdem, concedendo Griffino totam terram de Metheyn 
 Ifcoyt, cum pertinentiis, 6cc. per quondam fervltia. Apud Weftm', 17 
 Mail. 
 
 De Concordia fa£la inter Owenum filium Griffini, & Johannem filium 
 Griffini, in hunc modum, Quod Owenus conceffit Johanni fratri fuo 
 quinque villas in Kcreynon, quorum fcrlptum in cancellaria recognitum 
 iiiit. Ut fupra. 
 
 Johannes filius Griffini filli Wenunwyn relaxavlt Oweno fratri fuo pri- 
 mogenito totum jus fuum in omnibus terris & tenementis qu^E fuerunt 
 Griffini patris eorum. Apud Weftm', 16 Junli. 
 
 Owciuis fihus Griffini filii Wenunwyn, domlnus de la Pole, con- 
 ceffit Willielmo de la Pole fratri fuo, totam terram de Mandoe, pro fer- 
 vitio, tenendam de fe. 
 
 Owenus filius (irlffini filii Wennon\vyn conceffit Lewelino fratri fuo 
 terras de Molhuant Huthraydre, &c. pro fervitlo. 
 
 SCHEDULA
 
 R O T U L I \V A L L I JE. 103 
 
 S c H E D u L A explicit. 
 
 Lewilinus fillus Griffini illii Wenunwy concedit Owyno fratri fiio ju-> 
 fuum ill terris &c tenenientis quas fuerunt patris lui in Wallia, I'alvis iibi 
 quibufdam. 
 
 De bene muniejido caftra regis in Wallia, quo melius malitia Refl 
 ejufque fequacium reprimatur. A pud Weftm', 28 Novembris. 
 
 De cuftodiendo obfides fecure, quorum nomina in fchedula quadam 
 mifla Alano Plogenet conftabulario caftri Droflelan. Apud Weilm\ 
 8 Februarii. 
 
 De non receptando Refum filium Mereduci, rebellem, ejufque com- 
 plices in terra Willielmi de Breus, nempe Gower, &c. Kedewelly, & 
 Karwathlan. Ut fupra. 
 
 De explorando adventum Refi rebellis ad Hiberniam per cofteram ma- 
 ritimam ballivae Willielmi de Grandifono, tenentis locum jufticiarii in 
 Wallia. Ut fupra. 
 
 Anno 18. Do R s o. 
 Walterus de Pederton, & Willielmus de Bruera, conftituuntur jufti- 
 ciarii ad aflilas, &c. capiendas infra burgum Kermerdyn, loco Robert! 
 Tibetot. Apud Weftm', 12 Januarii. 
 
 Anno 19. Dor s o. 
 Nihil. 
 
 Anno 20. DoRso, Membrana 6. 
 
 Inqulretur de tranfgreffionibus & enorinibus per Adam le Clerk de Elef- 
 mere, &c. Lewelino filio Kenewrici, & Madoco filio Lewelini, illatis. 
 Apud Stebenheth, 10 Decembris. 
 
 De refpedlu placitorum pro diverfis in obfequium regis ad partes Walliit; 
 profefturis. Apud Weftm', 1 6 Oftobris, &c. 
 
 R O T U L I
 
 [ "05 ] 
 
 ROTULI SCOTIA. 
 
 RoTULUS Scotia, ab Anno 19 ufqiie 24 Edwardi I. 
 
 MeMBRANA 12. 
 
 DE quibufdam caftris in Scotia liberandis certis mllitlbus regis cufto- 
 diendls. 
 
 De caflro de Roke{burgh commiffo Briauo filio Alani. 
 
 De caftro de Gedewrth commiffo eidem. 
 
 Alanus de Wigeton habet literas de praefentatione ad ccclefiam San£ti 
 Carber in Man. 
 
 De protedione pro abbate & conventu de Meuros in Scotia, 
 
 De comitatibus Scoti« committendis vicecomitibus, & tidelitatibus 
 & facramentis eifdem vicecomitibus nomine regis preflandis. 
 
 De fidelitatibus abbatum, priorum, & aliorum de communitate comi- 
 tatus de Rokefburgh recipiendis. 
 
 Dc tidtlitate burgenfium de Rokefburgh recipienda. 
 
 De fummonendo Willielmum Dugias, quod fit coram rege ad re- 
 fjiondendum luper contemptu mandati regis. 
 
 Dc lalvo coiidudu pro Ricardo le Furbur. 
 
 Pro cpifcopo Catenen' cancellario Scotiae, & Waltero de Agmodelham, 
 de denarlls libi liberandis ad fuftentationem luam. 
 
 De Hugoue de Abernithy, detento in priiona Willielmi de Douglas, 
 liberando Willielmo de Sandlo Claro, & prilbna: regis manclpando. 
 
 De vadiis liberandis Roberto le Savage, &c Roberto Keyron. 
 
 Pro Dionifio Drubard mercatore de San6to Omero. 
 
 MeMBRANA 12. SCIIEDULA. 
 
 De elecmofinis per reges Scotise conflitutis terminis flatutis folvendis. 
 De cervis datis. 
 
 De expcnfis folvendis pras maiiibus cancellario Scotiyr, 8c Adamo dc 
 Uotingdon fibi adjundo. 
 
 O IMembrana
 
 I0( 
 
 R O T i: L I S C O T I .E. 
 
 M E M B R A N A II. 
 
 De protedione & comluctu facicndls R. Karliol' & A. Catencn* eplf- 
 copls, collttflorlbus decimae in regno Scotias. 
 
 De clKMtis, fcriptls, & aliis inilrumentl?, tangcntibiis regein & peten- 
 tes ius in regno Scotiic fcrutandis «Sc cxaminandis. 
 Pro Phillppo de Ridale majore de Berewick. 
 
 Pro Agnetc quje fuit uxor Robcrti, filii & hicrcdis Edmund! Ingc- 
 nintoris de Bondynton, quod liabeat cuftodiam terrarum. 
 Do fcodls libcrandis ]}riano Filio-AJani, & Petro Burdet. 
 De protectionibus faciendis R. Karliol' & A. Catencn' cpifcopis, col- 
 Iccloribus decimic in regno Scotia?. 
 
 De feodls liberandis cancellario Scotias, & Waltero de Agmodcfhr.m. 
 De protcftionc pro Johanne comite Athol'. 
 
 Quod cancellarius Scotias aperiat figlllum, & inde fine fibi adjundlo- 
 confignct B re via. 
 
 De expenfis liberandis Johanni Llthegreyns, Willieltno de Lincoln,. 
 & Thome de Fifherburn, pro Icrutinio chartarum, &c. 
 De feodis liberandis cuftodibus rcgni Scotias. 
 
 De admittendo Adam de Botingdon in focium in officio cancellariaD 
 Scotias. 
 
 De homagio Johannis Mufard capto. 
 
 De Ofberto de Goaldington, alFociato loco Willielmo de Kelland, 
 Briano Fillo-Alani, 6c Willielmo de Boyvill, ad audiendum querelas in . 
 regno Scotias. 
 
 De Rogero de Burton, aflbciato prasdiftis Briano, & Willielmo da/ 
 Boyvill, ad pra:di6las querelas audiendum. 
 
 Pro Hugutione, domini papa? capellano, de ducentis libris ei datis. 
 Et M. JO. 
 
 M E M B R A N A lO. 
 
 Quod epifcopi & pr^lati de regno Scotiae exhibeant fe favorabiles ma- 
 giftro Ciiifrcdo de Vezano, domini papae nuncio. 
 
 De qucrcubus datis A. Catenen' cpifcopo, ad fabricam cathedralis ec- 
 clefia; liia?. 
 
 Anno 20. 
 Pro Michacle Scoto, de warda ilu maritagio fibi providendo. 
 Pro fubcanctllario & vicecanccllario regiii Scotiic, dc feodis liberandis. 
 De protcdione pro Johanne comite Athol'. 
 
 Pro
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I iE. 107 
 
 Pro priore SarnSti Andreas Scotiac de cxecutione judicil contni David 
 CifTorem ponenda in fufpenfo. 
 
 Dc pr^rcntatione ad ccclefiam de Sudhdon. 
 
 De bonis quae fuerunt A. Catenen' epifcopi liherandis priori de Gol- 
 dina^ham, & maglftro Edin', pro anima pracdifti epifcopi dillribueiidio;. 
 Et M. 9. 
 
 De arreragiis feodi pra^dicti epifcopi diltribuendis. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 
 De cuftodia foreftce de Trequer & Selechirche commifla Williehno 
 filio lohannis Corny n. 
 
 Pro W. epifcopo San6ti Andreas de maritagio fibi conccllb. 
 
 De cpifcopatu Catenen' vacante committendo alicui Hdeli regis. 
 
 De conimiflione fiifta Waltero de Curry de caftris de Dunfrcs, 
 Wygeton, & Kirkudbright acceptandis. 
 
 De pritfentatione ad ecclefiam de Duglas. 
 
 Pro R. Glafcucn' epifcopo, quod de bonis mobilibus fuls poflit con- 
 dere teftamentuni. 
 
 De officio cancellarize Scotite commiflb Willielmo de Dunfrcs. 
 
 Pro magirtro Adam de 15otingdon, de feodo fuo liberando. 
 
 De cervis datis Alano de Dumfres, cancellario Scotise. 
 
 Pro Ifabella quas ftiit uxor Joliannis de Vefcy, de attornato confli- 
 tuendo. 
 
 De protcftione pro Johanne Spalding. 
 
 Pro magiftro Adam de Botingdon, vicecanccllario Scotia?, percipiendo 
 per diem diniid' marc'. 
 
 Pro Rogero de Burton, & Ofberto de Spaldlngton, de vadiis fuis. 
 
 De officio cancellarii Scotia? commiflb magiftro Alano de Dunfres. 
 
 Pro Macdulf filio quondam Malcolmi comitis de Fif. 
 
 De officio rotulorum regiie capelke Scotia; commiflb Johanni de Keth. 
 
 Pro Johanne Comyn, comite de Boghen, de feodo luo. 
 
 Pro Johaiuia qua:^ fuit uxor Duncani comitis dc Fif, quod le maritare 
 poflit cuicunque voluerit. 
 
 Pro Gilberto de Umframvill, comite de Andgos, quod habcat ratlo- 
 nabiles expenfas quas poluit in cullodia caftrorum, Sec. 
 
 Pro magiflris Alano de Dunfres, & Adam de Aberbrothok, de duobus 
 folidis per diem capicudis pro flipendils fuis. 
 
 O 2 Membrana
 
 io8 R O T U L I S C O T I .E. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 8 . 
 
 Pro executorlbus Teftameiiti A. quondam regis Scotiae. 
 
 De dcbitis ejufdem regis Icvandis. 
 
 De cervis datis. 
 
 Pro Williclmo de Maulea de Pancmore. 
 
 Pro priorifl'a & monialibus de Subcrwyk. 
 
 Pro Simonc Frcfcr, de fine pro rele\ io luo. 
 
 Pro Rriano Filio-Alajii de arreragiis tcodi llii, &c. 
 
 Pro R. Glafgueii' cpilcopo, de calTiro iiichoato apud mancrlum de 
 Caftelterrcs perficiendo, 6c kernellando, &c. 
 
 Pro Rogero de Burton, Sc Olberto de Spaldingtoii, de vadiis fuis fpl- 
 vendis. 
 
 De protcdione & condu£tu pro Petro Algoti, nuncio Erici rc^is 
 Nor wag'. 
 
 Dc inquilitlone fada de bonis qua^ fuerunt Alani quondam Catenen' 
 epifcopi lubtraftis, &c. 
 
 Pro Jolianne Wichard, & Johanna uxore fua. 
 
 Pro R. Glalguen' cpilcopo, de cuftodia terrarum fibl concefTarum. 
 
 Dc compoto dc omnibus miniflris regni Scotiae audiendis. 
 
 Memorandum de magno figlllo. 
 Confirmatio conceflionis taftai Johanni de le Glen per Ricardum pa- 
 trem luum, de terra de Gaytflat. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7. 
 
 De feifina regni Scotia? deliberanda Johanni de Balliolo. 
 De caftris praedidi regni deliberandis prasdido Jolianni, cullodia ter- 
 rarum quas fuerunt Ricardi de Glen concefl'a Ricardo Prefer. 
 De cuftodia terrae de Caledor-comitis data Williehno Biffet. 
 
 Anno 21. 
 
 Dc ponendo regem Scotia? in rcgiam fedem fuam. 
 
 De tcrris &: tenementis qua; fuerunt Alexandri Comin, quondam comitis 
 dc Boghan, 6c Dcrnergulla; de Galwayth, quondam domhiae de Balholo, 
 extcndendis. 
 
 Pro Johannc de Strivclin del Cars, de centum libris fibi datis. 
 
 Pro cpilcopo Sodercn'. 
 
 De maritagio David dc Breghyn conceflo Jolianni de Galentix. 
 
 De pardonatione pro Galfrido de Frelcleye. 
 
 Pro Radulpho de Haudcn. 
 
 Pro
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I i^:. 109 
 
 Pro magiftro Johanne de Keth, de 20 1. fibi datis, quod rex Scotlie 
 permittat illos qui fuerunt balllvi regis Angliae colligere firmas & reddi- 
 tus de quibus fe in compoto fuo oneravcrunt. 
 
 De pardonatione pro burgenfibus de Perth. 
 
 Pro Roberto Heyron, perlbna ecclefia; de Forde. 
 
 Pro Reginaldo le Chen filio, & Roberto de Chaumbron, de Balgliger- 
 naught, de feodis fuis folvendis. 
 
 Pro executoribus teflamenti maglftri Willielmi de Dunfres. 
 
 M E INI B R A N A 6. 
 
 De pecunia fotvenda R. Glalcuen' epifcopo. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 Pro magiftro Alano de Dunfres. Bis. 
 
 De pardonatione pro Willielmo de Lamberton. 
 
 Pro Conftantino d: Lothor' vicecomlte de Fif, & Thoma de Cleve- 
 liill milite. 
 
 Pro Malcuhno de Ferendanger, & Hugutione domini papze capellano. 
 
 Pro Sibilla de Middleton, & pritdiclo Hugutione. 
 
 Pro rege Norwagias. 
 
 De cuilodia terrarum 6c hacredum Henrici de Wyfton concefTa Willi'- 
 elmo Logan. 
 
 Pro magiflro Petro Algot, cl&iico regis Norwagiae, de centum libris libi 
 datis. 
 
 De rotulis liberandis Johann-i rcgi Scotiae. 
 
 Quod rex Anglice nihil aliud exigere poffit hi regno Scotia?, haeredes 
 apparente in eodem regno, quam homagiuni & ea quiE ad homagium 
 pertinent. 
 
 Pro Willielmo de Heffewcll. 
 
 Pro Ifabella quae fuit uxor Willielmi Comyn. 
 
 Pro rege Norwagiie, Willielmo de Lindefeye milite, & burgeniibus 
 de Linlifcu. 
 
 De feifina infulae de Man liherata Johanni regi Scotia?. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 Pro Roberto Hayrun, & Briano Fllio-xA.lani, & pro Alexandre filio 
 comitis Patricii, & Willichno de l>indeleye, de vadiis luis lolvendis. 
 
 Dc quibufdam arrcragiis Rcgi debitis de compoto vlcccomitum lirma- 
 riorum dc regno Scotix liberandis Nicholao de Colic, mercatori Lucan', 
 aflignato regis.. 
 
 Pm
 
 no R O T U L 1 S C O T I /f:. 
 
 Pro Nlcholao dc Colic, affignato ad recipiendum arrcaragia rcgi debita 
 6c compotis vicccomitum, 6c aliorum dc regno Scotiic, 6cc. 
 
 De p.Trdonatione pro Johannc Comyii. 
 
 Pro jM]-«annc dc 1 Jdul, riuH])p;) dc Ridalc, & Rogcro Bartholomiei. 
 
 Pro johanne rcgc Scoti;e, quod elllt coram rege apud W'cilm' ad rc- 
 fpondcndum liipcr juris dcncgationc. 
 
 Dc fummonitionc regis Scotiic, ut hinra, ex parte Macduln filii Mal- 
 colmi quondam comitis de Fif. 
 
 Dc lummonitionc regis Scotia? ex parte Auflricas, confanguineae et 
 hsercdis magni quondam regis Mannia?, pro terra de Man. 
 
 Dc liceiitia data johanni rcgi Scotiic, dimittcndi ad firmam Agneti dc 
 Valcntia mancrium de i.ydingland, & duas partes mancriorum de Drit- 
 feld 6c Torkcfey, una cum tirma de magna Jernemuth, quae idem Jo- 
 hannes rex tenet de rege in capite. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 De pardonatione pro Patricio de Dumbar, comlte de March. 
 
 De I'alvo conduiftu pro Roberto de Brus, comitc de Carryk, in cundo 
 ad partes Norwagias. 
 
 De fummonitionc regis Scotiuc coram rege, relponl'uri fuper jufticix 
 dencgatione Rading monafterio. 
 
 De arrearagiis terrarum afiignatis regi Norwagiac, in maritagio cum 
 INIargareta folvcndis. 
 
 Anno 22. 
 De fummonitionc regis Scotiit. Ut fupra. 
 
 De fummonitionc regis Scotiai coram rege, refponfuri pro villis de 
 Berewyk & Hadington. 
 
 De maritagio David de Breghyn concefTo Johanni Galcntir. 
 
 Anno 23. 
 Mandatum regis pro jufticla fienda. 
 
 Me M B R A N A 2. 
 
 Dc libcratione caftrorum & villarum de Berewyk, de Rokefburgh, 6c 
 de Gcdcwirth, in manus regis Anglian. 
 
 De cuftodia mancrii de Caledore-comitis concefl'o R. Glaiguen' epif- 
 copo. 
 
 Rex
 
 ROTULISCOTI^ III 
 
 Rex Anglla2 confirmaviL chartam Johannis regis Scotias faclam Johanni 
 de inlula, de terra de Whltfum. 
 
 M E M n R A N A 1. 
 
 De conftituendo Alexandrum de Infula ad caplendum in manum re- 
 gis terram de Kentyr. 
 
 De caftro &; villa dc Roke{burg comniiflis Waltero Toiik. 
 
 De vicecomitatu de Are commifl'o Reginaldo de Crawford, 
 
 De caftro &c villa de Berewico fuper Twedam commiftis Ofberto de 
 Spaldington. 
 
 De caftro dc Jedeworth, & forefta de Selkirk, commiffis Thomas de 
 Burnliam. 
 
 De poteflate data Rcberto de Brus, comiti de Carrik, ad recipiendum 
 omnes ad gratiam regis, tam Anglicos quam Scotos, de Marchia vallis 
 Aiiandi. 
 
 Deprotcdlionibus pro priorifla & conventu Sancli Leonard! extra Bere- 
 wyk, pro priorifla & conventu de Eccles, pro abbate & conventu de 
 Melros, pro priore de Goldyngham, & pro archidiacono Laudon. 
 
 RoTULi ScoTLE de Annis 24, 25, & 26 Edvvardi I. 
 
 P 
 
 Membrana ri. 
 RO abbatibus & prioribus, ac aliis perfonis ecckfiafllcis, de terris; 
 luis llbi liberandis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 10. 
 
 Pro Hugone Kenedy, de terris fuis fibi liberandis. 
 Idem pro Williclmo de Fenton. 
 
 De obfidibus terras Galvvedite, & comitatus de Are, Henrico dc Percy,, 
 cuftodi eorundem, liberandis. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 Pro tenentibus immediate de domino regc, de terris fuis liberandis. 
 Pro A. cpifcopo M()ra\'icn', de domibus fuis in villa dc Bcrwyko re-- 
 ftitui faciendis. 
 
 De terris conceflls Alexandro filio Johannis de Stryvelin. 
 Confimilis conccffio pro Patricio dc Berkeley. . 
 
 Dc
 
 112 R O T U L I S C O T I .-E. 
 
 De venire faclcndo ad rcgcm ufque Berewicum Marcum cpifcopum 
 Sodeien'. 
 
 M K M B R A N A 8, 
 
 Pro fubteticntibus Johannis de Balliolo, quondam regis Scotia:, & 
 aliorum de Scotia, quorum terras & tcnemcnta funt in manu regis, de 
 terris eorundem lubtenentium fibi liberandis. 
 
 Pro illis qui lunt de familia & retentione Jacobi fenefcalli Scotirv, .: 
 terris luis ^'bendis. 
 
 Pro David de Bctun, 1 , ^ • n • av ^• 
 ■n A J 1 t^ • I u > de terns libi rcihtutis. 
 Pro Ad;im de Kirkbv, 3 
 
 M E M B R A N A y. 
 
 De terris captis in manum regis. 
 
 Pro Alano le Zoufche, de leifina tcrrarum habenda. 
 
 De curtodia regni Scotias commilla Jobanni de Warenna, comiti Surt-\ 
 
 De officio efcaetrias citra mare Scotiii: commiflo Petro Donwyco. 
 
 De officio efcaetrias iiltra mare Scotice commiflb Henrico de Ry. 
 
 Dc cuftodia caftrorum de Elgyn & Foreys commifla Henrico de Ry. 
 
 De caftro de Rokeiburgh commiU'o Roberto Haflang juniori. 
 
 De caftro de Stryvelyn commiflb Ricardo de Waldegrave, 
 
 De cafliro de Yceftre' commiflb Petro de Dunwyco. 
 
 De cafliro de Werk commiflb Olberto de Spaldington, ad opus Williel- 
 mi de Ros. 
 
 De cafliris & fortaliciis, & omnibus terris & tenementis Alexandri de 
 Ergyl, per Alexandrum comitem de Meneteth, ad hoc aliignatum, ca- 
 piendis in manum regis. 
 
 De officio tiiel'aurariae Scotias commiflb Hugoni de Creffingham. 
 
 Pro Johanne de Warenn, comite Surreiae, cuftode regni & terra; Sco- 
 tix, quod poflit fugare & feras capere. 
 
 De cuftodia terra Gal\vcdi;r, 6c comitatus de Are, commifla Henrico 
 de Percy. 
 
 De terris Robcrti de Pynkeny caplendis in manum regis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6i 
 
 De cuftodia terrarum qux fuerunt Patricil Corbet commifla A. Dunolm' 
 epilcopo. 
 
 De protcclione pro magiflro militiit Templi in Scotia. 
 
 Pro priorc & tratribus ordinis Sandac Marix^ de Monte Carmcli de 
 )3erc\vico. 
 
 Quod
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 113 
 
 Quod vicecomitcs & finguli de comitatu Cumbr' 6c Weftmerl' inten- 
 <3ant Johanni de Warenna, cuftodi terra; Scotiie, cum equis & armls, & 
 toto pofle. 
 
 De officio cancellarii Scotia; commiflb Waltero de Agmodefham. 
 
 Pro Henrico de Percy, quod poffit praefeatare ad ecclcfias in terra 
 Galwediie. 
 
 De callro de Jeddefworth commiflb Hugoni de Byland. 
 
 De caftro de Edenburgh commiflb Waltero de Huntcrcombe. 
 
 De caflro de Dumbertoii commiflb Alexandro de Ledes. 
 
 Pro fratribus Anglicis ordinis fratrum pra^dicatorum in Scotia dcfli- 
 nandis de Secure eundo ad terram pr^didam. 
 
 Anno 25. Membrana 5. 
 
 De conftitucndo Rogerum de Skoter jufticiarium ad placita in terra 
 Galwedias tenenda. 
 
 De conflituendo Willielmum de Ormefby, & Willielmum de Mortuo- 
 Mari, Jufliciarios regis in Scotia. 
 
 De tcrris reftitutis Patricio de Trump. 
 
 Pro Patricio comite MarchiiE. 
 
 Pro abbate de Newbotel. 
 
 De decem marcatis terrae conceflis Marine uxori Hugonis Rydei. 
 
 Pro Johanna uxore Johannis le Biitiller, T 
 
 Pro Maria uxore Simon is Frefel, >de terris conceflis. 
 
 Pro Johanna uxore Nicholai de la Haye, J 
 
 De homagio hQo per llabellam qu-jc fuit uxor johannis de Vi icy, Sc 
 per Henricum de Pynkeny. 
 
 Pro Ricardo Lovel de terris conceflis. 
 
 Pro abbate de Aberbrothok. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De dote aflignanda Alianor^e qua; fuit uxor Hugonis Lovel. 
 Pro fratribus pr2;dicatoribus de Berewyk, 6r aliis. 
 De ordinatione villas Berewici. 
 
 De expenfis hominum circa ordinationem vilhc prxdiilac cxifleutiura. 
 Pro Criftiana uxore Johannis de Vallibus. 
 De malefadloribus in terris de Ergard & Ros arefl.andis. 
 De homagio capto. 
 Pro priorifla de Caldcfl;rcme. 
 De protcftionibus. 
 
 P Membrana
 
 ,X4 R O T U L I S C O T I /E. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. ^ 
 
 De tcrris dcliberandis David fdio Patricii dc Graham. 
 Pro yohaniie de Glenhurthart, & aliis de Scotia, extra prlfonami 
 dcliberandis. 
 
 " johanne le Chen, 
 fohanne Comyu do Badenagh, 
 RIcardo Si ward, 
 Pro <; Robert de Brus, > de terrls fibi libcraiidis. 
 
 j johanne comite de Atheles, 
 
 Alcxandro de Balliolo, 
 LRicardo Siward, & aliis, 
 De dclibcratione Johannls comltis de Atheles extra turrim T^ondoii.- 
 Pro Coiillaatiao de Loghore, 6c aliis extra prilonain deliberandisi. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 De diverfis perfonis extra prilonam liberandis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 De proteiflione pro Johanne de Nevill, & aliis. 
 
 De cuftodia terras ScotiiE commifla Briano lilio Alani. 
 
 De cuftodia terra; Gahvediie commifla Johanni de Hodleflon. 
 
 Quod Brianus filius Alani pra^fentare poffit ad ecclefias in regno Scatra?r 
 
 De prote(5tioiie pro Johanne de Lancallre, & aliis ibidem uomiati. 
 
 D O R S O, M E M C R A N A II. 
 
 De terris reftitutls Ricardo Frefel. 
 Pro viduis, de terris I'uis libi liberandis. 
 
 Pro Johanne de Calentir, 6c aliis de comitiva Malifii comitis de 
 Strarhern, de tcrris liberandis. 
 
 Pro W'illielmo Bylet, de terris rcllitutis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I O, D O R S 0. 
 
 ^Ella de Ardros, 
 
 ' ' de terris reflltiuis. 
 
 rElia de Ardros, 1 
 
 Pro -J Willielmo de Conyngcfburgh, j. 
 
 [Abbate dc Kelflion, J 
 
 De ducentis niarcatis tcrric conceflis Johaunai uxori Joliannis Comyn, 
 
 M E M B R A N A,
 
 R O T U L I SC O T I iE. «i5 
 
 M E M B R A N A 9, D O R S O. 
 
 T*ro uxoribns hominum de Scotia in prilona regis exiftentlum ; dc por- 
 tlone terrarum iplbnim hominum iplis mulieribus affignanda. 
 Pro Willielmo Douglas, & aliis, de terris liberandis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 8, D O R S O. 
 
 Pro Elia, 6c Uglitredo le Harpour, de terris Uberandis. 
 Pro Patricio comite March', 6c aliis, de terris tenentium fuorum Im- 
 mediatorum eifdem dominis fuis liberandis. 
 
 Pro Ingelramo de Umframvill, 6c aliis, de terris liberandiSi^ 
 
 Membrana 7, DORSO, 
 De debitis refpedluatis. 
 De placitis relpectuatis. 
 
 M E M n R A N A 6, D O R S O. 
 
 De cervis datis Reginaldo de Crauford. 
 
 Pro Johanne de Warenu', comite SurreiiE cuftode regni Sc terrx Scotise, 
 •de feodo. 
 
 Idem pro Henrico de Percy, 6c Ofberto de Caflro-vetcri. 
 
 De admittendo Thomam de Byrdeley in monafterlum de Jeddcworth. 
 
 Pro priore 6c conventu Dunolm', de quadraginta libris eis in honore 
 San£li Cuthberti conceffis, ad Icaccarium Berewici percipiendis. 
 
 Pro Waltero de Agmodelham, cancellario Scotia;, de feodo fuo 
 liberando. 
 
 Pro Jacobo fenefcallo Scotice, de terris Nicholai dc Soules ■eidem fenef^ 
 callo liberandis. 
 
 De homagio Willielmi de Ferrariis capiendo. 
 
 Membrana 5, Dorso. 
 Pro Ifabclla de Velcy. 
 
 Pro fratribus minoribus de Berewlco, 6c aliis. 
 Pro Henrico de Percy. 
 
 Membrana 4, Dorso. 
 De. gratiis collatis Abcrdcn' epifcopo, 6c Garthneto dc Mar, pro cuf- 
 todia vicecomitatus de Aberden'. 
 
 Dc malefactoribus in vicccomitatu de Aberden areftandis. 
 De mancrio de Ughtrethreftrethre conctfii) Andreie P>alcr. 
 Dc pccunia liberanda pro malefadorlbus arcllandis. 
 
 P z Fro
 
 ,i6 Ror V LI scori JE, 
 
 de terris liberandls. 
 
 {Johanne de Butiller, 1 
 Tlioma de Fifsheburn, > 
 Johanne Comyn, J 
 
 JM E M B R A N A 3, D O R S O. 
 
 Pro Thoma Cambcl, & aliis a piifona liberandis. 
 
 Dc dclibcratione lllorum quos comes de Atheles, Alexander de Mey^ 
 litrs,. 6c Johannes de Inchemartyn, manuccperunt. 
 
 De terris rcftitutis David hlio Patricii de Graham. 
 
 Quod W'Uliclmus de San£lo Claro, & Johannes Comj*n de Badenagh, 
 intendant Biiano Filio-Alani, cuftodi regnl Scotiae. 
 
 De vcnicndo cum equls 6c armis ad Briajium Filium-Alani ad partes 
 
 Scotiie. 
 
 De intendendo Briano FiUo-Alani, pro falvatione regni Scotiae. 
 
 D 
 
 RoTULUS ScoTiyEj de Annis 26 8c 27 Edwardi I. 
 
 E protc£lionibus, general' attornat', & refpeftibus debitorum, con- 
 cclfis quamplurimis perlonis ibidem nominatis per totum rotulum. . 
 
 RoTULUS Scotia, de Annis 30, 31, & 32 Edwardi I. 
 
 Membrana 16. 
 
 RADULPHUS de Monte-Hermer, comes Glouceftriae & Hertr 
 ford, qui in comitiva Edwardi principis WalUae in obfequio regis 
 iji partibus Scotia moram facit, habet liteias regis de proteiftione. 
 
 Mem BRAN a 10. 
 De proteiSlionc pro Edwardo principe Walliae, 
 
 In hoc rotulo nihil contiuetur nifi prote(fliones pro illis qui flierunt. 
 In Scotia. 
 
 JLOTULUS
 
 «. O T U L I S C O T I /E. II J 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Aiinis i, 2, & 3 Edwardi II, 
 
 Membrana 14. 
 
 DE protectione pro Johanne Kingefton, 6c allis.. 
 De victualibus ad partes Scotias ducendis. 
 
 De conftituendo Willielmum le Betour capltaneum mariiiarlorum iia*- 
 vium regis de Hertelpol, & alibi. 
 
 De prefentatione ad ecclefiamde Dumbretaii. 
 ■ De afForciando & aflecurando villam & pontem Sanfti Johannis de: 
 Perth. 
 
 De aflignando Rohertum de Cliftord capitaneum Scotiae ad refiftendumi. 
 Roberto de Brus. 
 
 De intendeiido Roberto de Umframvill comiti de Anegos, & aliisy 
 cum equis Sc armis ad reriilendum Roberto de Brus, &c. 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 Pro falvatione marchiae Scotia3. 
 
 De prote£lione pro Edmuiido de Haftingges, & aliis. 
 De navibus eligendis ad tuitlouein villse Berewlci fuper Tvvedam. 
 De non moleftando Robertum de Fulftowe, & alios verfus partesa 
 Scotia viclualia duceutes. 
 
 De trev^s tenir a les gentz d'Efcocc.- 
 De treugis teneudis cum gentibus Scotias. 
 
 Membrana 12.. 
 De prote(ftionibus. 
 De conftituendo Gilbertum de Clare capitaneum Scotiae,. 
 
 Membrana i i . 
 
 De faciendo Johannem Crombwell capitaneum militum & valettonini 
 regis in Scotia. 
 
 De falvo condu<ftu pro Gilberto do Clare, comite Glouceftrix 6c Hert- 
 ford. 
 
 Rex conftituit Johannem de Segrave cuftodem totius terrae ScotuE. 
 
 De prote£lionibu3. 
 
 MeMBJR AN-V
 
 ii; 
 
 jR O T U L I SCOTIA. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 10. 
 
 Dc v'nTtualibus mlttendls ufquc villam de Berewico fuper Twedam, & 
 alibi in Scotia. 
 
 Pro malifio comite de Strathcrn, quod non diverteret fe vcrfus Sco- 
 tlam line llccntia regis. 
 
 Dc vitflualibus cariaiidis ufquc Berewicum fuper Twedam. 
 
 De muiiitione caftri de Strivclyii, & aliis. 
 
 Pro Roberto dc Leyburn, & abis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 9. 
 
 De vadils liberandis Roberto de Leyburn, couftabulario Novi-caftri 
 iviper Arc. 
 
 De proteclione pro Johamie de Wygeton, & aliis. 
 
 Anno 3. 
 Rex conccfllt Williclmo dc Rafon prspofituram villtE Ssndi Andrcae 
 in Scotia. 
 
 Dc funimonitione exercitus regis verfus Scotiam. 
 De eligendo homines pedites ad partes 5cotia\ 
 
 M E M B R A N A 8. 
 
 De vadiis hominibus peditibus folvendis. 
 De viclualibus providendis pro rcgc. 
 
 De vidualibus ufquc Berewicum fuper Twedam pro rege mittendls. 
 Pro communitate comitatus Eborum de viclualibus providendis. 
 Dc protedlione pro Petro de Eketon, & aliis. 
 
 De conduclu pro Griffino ap Res, & aliis ad duccndum quofdam Wal- 
 Icnfcs pedites verfus partes Scotias. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7. 
 
 Dc conflituendo Gilbcrtum de Clare, comitem Gloucefliriae & Hert- 
 ford', capitaneum exercitus regis in Scotia. 
 
 Dc hominibus cligendis verfus partes Scotiae, ad rcbellionem inimico- 
 rum regis rcprimendam. 
 
 Membra n a 6. 
 De vadiis hominibus peditibus liberandis. 
 De protcdione pro Ritardo Muigrave, & aliis, 
 
 Membrana
 
 ROTULISCOTI^, up 
 
 Memerana 5. 
 
 De prote£l:ione pro Humfrido de Bohiin, & aliis. 
 
 De poteftate commilTa Roberto de Clifford, ad recipiendum ad pacera 
 Inimicos regis. 
 
 De cuflodia Marcliia} Scotia data Roberto de Clifford pro Johanne 
 de Segrave, cuftode fcaccarii. 
 
 De protedionibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 De mittendo Hnmfridum de Bohun, comitem Hereford' & Effex', 
 Robertum de Clifford, & Henricum de Bello Monte, cum dccenti arma- 
 torum comitiva ad March ias Scotis cuftodiendas. 
 
 De prote^lionc. 
 
 De vidlualibus providendis pro rege. 
 
 Pro rege, de traclando treugas cum gentibus Scoti;c. 
 
 De cuftodia ternc Scotia commiffa Roberio de Cliitord. 
 
 De cuftodicndo \illam de Perth contra aggrelius inimicotum. 
 
 De munitione cartrorum de Rokefburgh, Edenburgh, Lynlilbu, Eilrl- 
 velin, & aliorum. 
 
 De trcugis Scotia: conccdendis. 
 
 Membrana 3, 
 
 De treugis capiendis cum gentibus Scotiac. 
 
 Rex, ad inftantiam Roberti de Clifford, conccfiit JohannI de Lamber- 
 ton, quod ipfe feoffiire poffit Philippum dc Lyndefeye de vigintl libratis 
 tcrrjE in Polmas Marefchale. 
 
 Pro abbate de Sancla Cruce de Edeneburgh. 
 
 Rex conceffit Ada' de Gordon centum marcas, in fubventionem fuften- 
 tationis fux. 
 
 De pctitionibus porrcftis in parliamcnto per diverfos homines ScotitP^ 
 pro {()lutione vadiorum fuorum. 
 
 De conftitucndo Johannem dc Segrave cuftodem totius terras Scotiie. 
 
 De proteclionibus. 
 
 De conftituendo Alcxandrum dc Abcrnithy cuftodem partium Scotiai 
 inter aquam de l'\)rtli & Montcs Scotiic, ac capitancum hominum ad 
 arma in partibus illis. 
 
 De aflignando Johannem de Canniton' capitancum flota^ navium. 
 
 Dc protc(5lionibus. 
 
 Membrana
 
 ,23 Tl-OTULI SCOTIA 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 I')e pottftatc commiffa Ricardo cle Burgo comiti Ulton, recip'icndi ad 
 pjccm regis iiiimicos dc Scotia. 
 
 Dc coniTitucndc) Ricardum de Burgo comitcm Ukon, capitaneum ho- 
 minvim ad arma de Hibernia qui vcnturi funt ad partes Scotia;. 
 
 Dc frumcato & aliis providcndis in Hibernia, & mittendis ufquc Skyn- 
 bumcfie pro cxcrcitu regis. 
 
 Dehominibus peditlbus in Sutli-Wallia eligcndis. 
 
 Pro homiiiibus portuum regni Angliac, ad mittendum naves ufijue 
 Dyvclin, pro paflaglo coniitis UJton, 6c aliomm ad partes Scotiae. 
 
 D O R S O, M E M B R A N A I 3. 
 
 Comes dc la Marche, & alii, manuccperunt pro comite de Strattherne, 
 pro tidclitate I'ua erga regem. 
 
 Pro fcodis Johanni Wcfton, cfcaetori ultra marc Scotlic, folveadis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A ID, D O R S O. 
 
 Dc muragio conceflb burgcnfibus de Rokefburgh. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 9, D O R S O. 
 
 De hominibus eligendis ad rcliftcndum Scotos. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2, D O R S Q. 
 
 De proclair.atione facienda in Hibernia, quod nullus mitterct blada aut 
 aliqua genera victualium ad Scotos inimicos regis. 
 
 E-OTULus Scot iJEj de Anno 4. Edwardi II. 
 
 Membrana 15. 
 
 QUOD Pctrus Bard habcrtt homines apud Southamton, pro muni- 
 tlone cujuidam navis mittendui ad partes Scotias. 
 Dc viduallbus providcndis pro comite Glouccftria;. 
 Dc potcftate data Ingclramo dc Umframvill rccipicndl Scotos ad pacem 
 regis. 
 
 De proteclionc pro divcrfiG pcrfonls. 
 
 Membrana 14. 
 De terra de Knapdalc cor.ccfia Johanni filio Simcnei de Ergadia, & 
 TerreaLiancgh, & Murqv.ocgh, tratribus fuis. 
 
 I De
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I tE. 131 
 
 De centum llbris llbernndis Johanni de Ergadia, iMcxandro, & 
 Duncano, filiis ejus. 
 
 Pro rege, de auxilio navium habendo. 
 
 De peditlbus eligendl?. 
 
 De lummonitione fervitil navium. 
 
 MEMBRANA13. 
 De prote(5lIone pro diverfis perfonis. 
 
 Memerana I a. 
 
 De manucaptlone pro comite de Stratherne. 
 
 Pro rege, ae Hibernici veniant verfus partes Scotias propter tempus 
 yemale. 
 
 De viftualibus & denarils a partibus Hibernl^ mittendis ufque Skyn<» 
 buniefh. 
 
 De proteilionibus. 
 
 De airigiiaiido Simonem de Monte Acuto capitaneum flot^e navium 
 regis. 
 
 De poteftate data Simoni de Monte Acuto, & Johanni de Ergadia, ad 
 recipiendum Scotos ad pacem. 
 
 Dc acquictando manucaptores comitis de Stratheni. 
 
 De navibus mittendis \iique Inlulam de Man. 
 
 Membrana II, . 
 De protedionibus. 
 De vidualibus & vinis providendis pro rege. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I O. 
 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 De bladis & aliis -rebus ad opus regis providendis, & dcbita regis, 
 levandis. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 
 De viiftualibus providendis ad opus regis. 
 
 Ne miniftri regis caperent blada, five bona, ad opus regis, contra vo- 
 luntatcm quorumcunque. 
 
 De conftituendo Johannem de Scgraye cuftodem in partibus de 
 Dumfrcs. 
 
 De arreflando quofdam malefaitorcs in Infula de Man. 
 
 Q^ Membrana
 
 ,21 R O T U L I S C O T I yE. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 Pro regc, de navlglo Robeiti de Brus movcndo ab Inflila de Mail, 
 De protciftionibus. 
 
 De coiuluclu pro nave tranfeuute nd regem cum viiSlualibus. 
 De lummonciulo Johaiinera de Mohuu ad partes Scotiae. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De prote«Sionlbus pro Rogero Travers, & aliis. 
 
 De conftitiiendo Robcrtum de Clitford cuftodcm terrae Scotlie citra 
 mare Scotix, & Marchias verfus partes Karlioli. 
 De proteftlonibus. 
 
 M E M B R a K a 6. 
 
 De affignniKlo Wakerum de Raan, ad fupervidendum colle(£tionem 
 pecunlas & viclualium. 
 De protecliouibus. 
 
 M E M B R a N A :;. 
 
 Do afTgnando Johannem de Ergadla admirallum flotae navium tranfe- 
 tintium verfus cofteram D'Ergaill, de Inchcgall, 6c alias partes Scotiae, ad 
 inimicos regis profcqueudum. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 De hominibus peditlbus eligendis in comitatu Eboraci, videlicet, de 
 qualibet villa unum ad venicndum in obfequium regis. 
 
 Eodem modo mandatum elt lingulis comitatibus Angliae, 
 
 M E M B R A N a 3, 
 
 De eifdem peditibus duccndis ufque Rokeiburgh. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De auxilio navium habendo ufquc ad portum de Wolrikeford prope 
 Knakfergus in Ulton in partibus HibcrniiE, ad proficifceudum in obie- 
 ^uium regis ad partes Scotia;. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De peditibus cUgendis in fmgulis comitatibus Anglis. 
 
 Dor so.
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I iE. 125 
 
 DoRso. Membrana 15, & Membrana 14, DoRSo; & Mem- 
 
 BKANA 3, DoRSO. 
 
 De homhiibus eligendis in diverfis comitatibus & ducendls ufcpe 
 Berewicum. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Annis 5 & 6 Edwardi II. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 DE protc£Uonlbus. 
 De peditibus eligendis, & eos ducendis verfus partes Scotlae. 
 De proteftione pro Radulpho de Monte Hermerii. 
 De Concordia & unione inter fubditos regis in Hibernia confovenda. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 Litera commendatoria milTa Johanni de Ergadia. 
 
 l>itera de gratiarum aftione mifla nautis & marinariis in comitiva Jo- 
 hannis de Ergadia. 
 
 Diverfas literae de gratiarum aftione miflle plurimis perfonis circa fe- 
 curam cuftodiam caftrorum &; locorum. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 
 Memorandum de liberatione magni Sigilli. 
 
 De poteftate data canonicis ecclefue Sandli Petri Ebor' caplendi treugas 
 cum gentibus Scotiae. 
 
 De non liberando villam de Dunde inimicis regis. 
 
 De cuftodia villae de Dunde commlffii Willielmo de Muntfichet (dc 
 Monteffixo). 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 Mandatum ell Willielmo de MuntHchet, quod non delibcret villam de 
 Dunde inimicis regis pra^textu alicujus conventlonis inter iplum Willi- 
 elmum &c Scotos taftie. 
 
 De arreragiis vadiorum Edmundl de Hafllngs, in obfequio regis in 
 partibus Scotiae exiflentis, folvendis. 
 
 M E M E R A N A I. 
 
 De protedlionibus. 
 
 De potellate data (ad rcquifitioncm regis Fraiici;^) Roberto dc Umfra- 
 vlll, comite D'i'\negos, & aliis tradandi dc treugis cum g^'ntibus Scotix. 
 
 0^2 D O R S O,
 
 124 ROTULISCOTI^. 
 
 DoRso. Membrana 5. 
 Pro Roberto de Umfravillc, comite de Ancgos, & alils, quod elfent 
 apud Rokelburgh cum equls 6c armis. 
 
 De peditibus infra comitatum Ebor' ellgendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4, D O R S O. 
 
 Quod Thomas Multon, & alii, efleiit apud Novum Caftrum fuper 
 Tynam cum cquis 5c armis. 
 
 RoTULUS Scotia, de Anno 7 Edwardi II. 
 
 Membrana 10. 
 
 DE poteflate data Johanni Sandale, & aliis, tracflandi fuper tuitione 
 Marchiiv Anglias in comltatibus Cumbrise & Northumbriae. 
 
 De computando cum Petro Libaud. 
 
 Pro hominibus ad fidem regis in partibus Scotia: exiilentibus fixvorabi- 
 liter pertraclandis. 
 
 Litera; regis commendatorias mifllc diverfis perfonis. 
 
 De poteftate commifla Willlchno de Bevercotes, & aliis, ad fupervi- 
 dendum ftatum villse Berewici. 
 
 Pro hominibus a munitione villiE Becewici- ufque Wyndefor' venienti- 
 bus, de vadiis fuis folvendis. 
 
 De proteiftionibus. 
 
 De cuftodia villas Berewici fuper Twedam commifla Radulpho filio- 
 WlUielmi. 
 
 De protedtionibus. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 
 De providentiis faciendis 6c ad partes Scotia; mittendis. 
 
 De intendendo magillro Waltero le Ferour in ferris &c clavis pro- 
 videndis. 
 
 De intendendo Nicholao de Tikehull in equls emendis pro rege. 
 
 De conftitucndo Johamiem Sturmy &c Petrum Bard admirallos flotas 
 navium ad partes Scotia?. 
 
 De marinariis eligendis. 
 
 De vi£tualibus ad opus regis recipiendis.. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 De inteudejido Alexandre le Couvers in emend' blada & alia viclualia. 
 
 Dc
 
 ROTULI SCOTIiE. 125 
 
 De peditibus eligendis. 
 
 De provldentils faciendis pro rege. 
 
 De marinariis eligendis. 
 
 Membr a na 7. 
 
 De poteftate data Adomaro de Valeutia, comit Pembr', reclplendi Scotos 
 ad pacem regis, 
 
 De intendendo Adomaro de Valentia tanquam cuflodi terns Scotia?. 
 
 De pecunia mifla vill;*; Berewici- pro expenfis hominum ibidem ex- 
 Jftentium. 
 
 De vi6lnalibus emendis pro munitione caftri de Stryvelyn. 
 
 De conftituendo Johannem de Argayl capitaiieum flotae regis navium 
 occidentalium. 
 
 De deputando Ricardum de Burgo, comitem Ulton, du£torem om- 
 nium qui funt venturl ad partes Scotiae. 
 
 Pro Ricardo de Burgo, & aliis de terra Hibernia;, quod eorum ad- 
 ventus cum equis & armis in obfequium regis ad partes Scotice_ non cedat 
 eis in praejudicium. 
 
 De hominibus eligendis in Hibernia. 
 
 De providentiis faciendis pro rege de frumento, avcna, &c,. 
 
 De intendendo A&x le Couper, de providentiis faciendis. 
 
 De providentiis faciendis per vifum 6c teftimonium Willielmi de 
 Batevill. 
 
 De fubfidio navigii habendo. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 Pro rege de navibus areftandis 6c capiendis. 
 De peditibus eligendis 6c de vadiis eorundcm folvendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. ■ 
 
 De protecllonibus. 
 
 M E MB R A N A 4^ 
 
 De peditibus eligendis. 
 
 De protedlionibus. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 
 Membrana z. 
 De navibus arreflandis 6c capiendis. 
 
 Membrana
 
 ,2^ R O T U L I S C O T 1 iE. 
 
 M E M B K A N A 2. 
 
 De marlnarils cligcndis. 
 
 De pcditlbus clcdtis feftlnandls ad partes ScQtiae. 
 
 Dc caredtis & earns, 6cc. providcndis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 Dc protC(5lionibus. 
 
 Dor so. Membkana 8. 
 De armaturls, feu aliis rebus venalibus, ad partes ScotiiC ducendis. 
 Dc providcntiis facicndls pro rege. 
 
 De iuhibeudo nc mercatores ie divcrtant cum mercaudicis fuis ad 
 partes Scoti.v. 
 
 Dc afriguando fupervalbres de providcntiis faciendis, 
 
 Membrana 7, DORSO. 
 Qiiod plures duces Hibernlcorum in Angliam accedant. 
 Litcrse dc credentia fuper fubfidio regi concedendo in Hibernia. 
 
 Membrana 6, Dorso. 
 De marinariis delinquentibus puniendis. 
 
 Membrana 3, Dorso. 
 Dc condudu pro venicntibus cum rebus venaubus ad partes Scotiae. 
 
 RoTULus Scotia, de Anno 8 Edwardi II. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 E protciflionibus. 
 
 Ue viclualibus rccipicndis apud Berewicum. 
 De faciendo rt-gi lubfidium nnvium. 
 Dc auxilio Balillariorum regi taciendo. 
 Dc honiimbus nd arma in divcrfis Wapentachiis eligendis. 
 Forma huminum ad arma 6c peditum cligcndorum. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 Pe crntum & vlglnti hominibus ad arma in com' Eborum eligendis. 
 Vc iurcrulciidi) ]\lcholao dc iMenill, tuflodi pacis in divcrfis wapenta- 
 chiis in comitatu Eborum, 
 
 Dc 
 
 D
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 127 
 
 De conftituendo Adomarum de Valentia, comitem Pembrnchicc, cuf- 
 todem omnium terrarum in quibnfcunque comitatibus citra Trentam uf- 
 que Berewycum fuper Twedam. Tefte apud Ebor' Rex concefiit Jo- 
 hanni Whelpedale, quod ipfe habeat omnia bona mobilla qu^e lliper Ini- 
 micos regis adquirere pofiit. 
 
 De conduclu pro A. Neel Cambel, & aliis. 
 
 De potcftate data Roberto Pykeryng, & aliis, ad tra6landum cum Ro- 
 berto de Brus de pace, feu de treugis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus villae Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 
 De vadiis Johanni de Ergayl liberandis 
 
 Pro Michaelc de Haverington, Roberto le Brune, .*5r Ricardo le Brune, 
 quod ipfi habeant omnia bona molii'ia quae fuper inimicos regis in parti- 
 bus marchias Scotias adi^uirere pollint 
 . De cuftodia villae Berewici liiper Twedam commilTa Simoni Warde. 
 
 De cnftodia caftri & vilte Berewici luper Twedam commiila Simone 
 Warde. 
 
 De hominibus ad arma in comitatu Ebor' eligendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6. 
 
 De cligendo trefcentos homines baliftarios in civitate London'. 
 De affignando Radulphum filium Willielmi cuftodem viilje Novi Caftri 
 fuper Tynam. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De conftituendo Johannem Boteturte admirallum nautarum & marlnel- 
 lorum ab ore Thamifis ad Bercwicum fuper Twedam. 
 
 De poteflate data Johanni Argail recipiendi ad pacem regis inimicos fuos. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 De aflignando Radulphum filium Willielmi cuflodem civitatis Karliol* 
 & marchias Scotia;. 
 
 De hominibus eligendis. 
 
 De cuftodia caftri 6c villas Berewici fuper Twedam commiffli Mauritio 
 de Berkeje. 
 
 De conftituendo WillielmumdeCrey admirallum flotne navium partium 
 occidentallum Anglia*. 
 
 De protetlionibus. 
 
 Membrana
 
 I2S U O T LM. I S C O T I .f:. 
 
 M n M B R A N A 3. 
 
 Dc paflap;io pro quatervigintl liominibus de conlimguiiutate & affinl- 
 f.Ue ]ohaiinis le Freys, in venicudo verfus didtum Johannem pro expe- 
 'lit'mue gucrr;c Scotiic. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 Dc protctflionilnis. 
 
 Dc tuilodia L'ultatis Karlloll commiffii Radulpho hllo Willlelnii. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I. 
 
 Dc Intcndcndo Adomaro de Valentia comiti Pembrochia?, capltaiico 
 hi per onincs homines ad arma ab aqua de Trent ufque bundas de Rokef- 
 burgli. 
 
 Dor so. Membrana 9. 
 De fummonitione magnatum Angli'<E de veniendo ad No\'um Callrura 
 fupcr Tynam cum equis & armis pro expulfione Scotorum. 
 
 Membran'a 6, Dor so. 
 
 Dc proclamatlone faclenda, ne quis mercator feu alius qulcunque, fub 
 forisfa<itura omnium, blada, carnes, aut aliqua genera viduallum, &c. 
 ad Scotos ducat, leu mlttat. 
 
 Litera mifl'a R. comiti Flandr', & aliis, ne ipfi aliquos de inimicis re- 
 gis de Scotia in terris fuis rcceptent. 
 
 Membrana 5, Dor so. 
 "De inteudendo Willielmo dc Ros, & aliis cuftodibus marchias Scotine 
 pro flilvatione earundem. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno 9 Edvvardi II. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 
 DE proteclionlbus. 
 De marinatiis cligendis ad proficifccndum obfequium regis in munli- 
 tione groflarum navium. 
 
 Dc mittcndo provifiones & victualia pro fuftentatione fidelium regis in 
 partibus march la; Scotia?. 
 
 Dc afllgnando Willichnum de Felton, & alios, ad equos fupervidcn- 
 dum & appreciandum. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 1 29 
 
 De conrtituendo Adomarum de Valeutia, comitem Pcmbrochiae, te- 
 nentem locum regis, & fupeiiorem capltaneum liominum ad arnia, ab 
 aqua de Trente ulque bundas de Rokefburgh. 
 
 De cuftodiii civ'itatis Karlloli, 6c partium adjacentium, commlfla An- 
 drew de Plarela. 
 
 De injuria non Inferenda burgenfibus de Berewico. 
 
 De proteiStioiiibus. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 De intendeudo vicecomiti Northumbriae fuper falvationem marchi* 
 Scotia^. 
 
 Pro rege, de informationc habend' fuper receptionem viftualium apud 
 Berewicum fuper Twedam. 
 
 De deputando Hugonem de Hoghton, ad fupervidendum providentias 
 bladorum, & vi6tualium, & ipfas feftinaudum ufquc Berewicum fuper 
 Twedam. 
 
 De treugis in epifcopatu Dunelm' non capiendis cum inimicis regis. 
 
 De conflituendo Johannem Sturmy, &c Willielmum Gettur, admiral- 
 los navium. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 De poteflate data Antonio de Lucy, ad recipiendum homines de Scotia 
 ad paccm regis. 
 
 De fide adhibenda Roberto de Leyburn. 
 
 Dc regratiando homines villas Novi Caliri fuper Tj-nam. 
 
 Dc cuftodia ciftri & civltatis Karlioli commifla Johanni de Caflrc. 
 
 De aflignaiido Hugonem de Hoghton, ad proviilentias luper\ide-ndum 
 & fcftinandum. 
 
 Dc conrtituendo Antouium dc Lucy capltaneum homlnum d/j llbertatc 
 de Hextildcfham. 
 
 Dc prote6lionibus. 
 
 De vi(ftualibus emcndls, & in caftro Karlioli ponendis. 
 
 Dc aflignando Hugonem de Hoghton rcceptorem vidluallum & juf- 
 tauris apud Berewicum 
 
 De poteftate data Roberto de Umframvlll, coraitl de Anegos, & aliis, 
 ad tradtandum lu])er fufferentiam giierra::. 
 
 Dc conrtituendo Johannem de Sturmy, & WlUielmum Gctour, ad 
 transfretandum cum navigiis ufquc Berewicum. 
 
 De potertate data Johanni de Cartre rccipicndl gentes dc comitatu 
 Cumbriic ad pacem regit;, 
 
 R INIl'MBRana
 
 ,30 R O T U L I S C? O T I ^. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 
 De condu(f>lbus. 
 
 Dc Scotorum prifonlbua a Tunl I^ndon' comlucendis ad partes KarHoli. 
 
 De cuftodip. callri & villa: dc Bcrewlco fuper Twcdam commifla Jo- 
 hannl de Wyfham. 
 
 De conftitucndo Robcrtum de Barton receptorem & cuftodem \icl:ua- 
 lium in partibus Karlioli. 
 
 Dc hominlbus pcditibiis eligendis in comitatu Ebor'. 
 
 De intcndcndo Radulpho hlio Wiliielmi in hiis c^uai ad falvationem 
 partium coniitatMS Eborum pertinere poteriint. 
 
 De vadi:^; hominlbus pcdlribus folvcndis. 
 
 De conititucndo Johannem dc Moubray & Simon Warde, Sec. cuf- 
 todcs coniitatus Ebor'. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De hominlbus pvdltibus eligendls, & vadla eorum lolvcndls. 
 De vidualibus pro expcdltione guernc Scotiae providendls, Sc ufque 
 Berewicum fuper Twcdam dncendis. 
 
 M EM BR A N A I. 
 
 Dc vadlls liberandis- 
 
 D o R s o. Membrana 6. 
 
 JDe proclamatione facienda, quod omnes tam mercatores quam alii^ 
 viftualia pro iliftentatione fidelium regis ad partes boriales transferant. 
 
 Rex rcgratiatur Ricardo de Burgo, comitl Ultoniae, & aliis, circa re- 
 pnlfioncm Scottorum a partibus Hibcrnla:. . 
 
 Membrana 4, Dorso. 
 De falvo condudu pro Jolianna comitilTa de Afleles, quae ad partes 
 R^rlioli pro dclibcratlone filll liii venit. 
 
 RoTULus Scotia, de Anno 10 Edwardi II. 
 
 Membrana h. 
 
 QUOD homines pcdltcs ele<5ti, in propriis partibus morentur, pro 
 lalvatioiic caruiidcm. 
 I'ro comitc Pcmbrok', quod ipfe providentias de vidualibus infra libcr- 
 tatcm Ripon' liberc faccrc valc;U. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 131 
 
 De liitcndendo Roberto de Lcyburn, ad gravandum Scotos. 
 De levando populum inter letates fcxdecim & fexaginta aunorum, in 
 qualibet parochia unum, pro expeditione guerras Scotiae. 
 Forma ejufdem levatioiiis. 
 De conduclibus. 
 
 Mem BR AN A 10. 
 
 De vi£tualibus pro expeditione gucrra: Scotice providcndis. 
 De conftituendo Stephanum le Blound receptorem viduaiium in villa 
 de Novo Caftro fuper Tinam. 
 
 De peditibus eligendis in terris de Ellefmere, Macklesfield, &c. 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 MEMBRANA9. 
 Do potefrate data Willielmo de Dacre, ad recipiend' Scotos & alios ad 
 , pacem regis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 8, 
 
 De protectionibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7. 
 
 De proteclionibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6, 
 
 Litera recommendatoria miffa burgenfibus Berewici fuper Twedam, pri> 
 falva cuftodia t^uldem vill^. 
 
 De fupervidendo levationem populi inter certas aetates. 
 
 De intendendo Johanni de Caftre cuflodi caflri Karlioli, 
 
 De conduiftu pro abbate de Melros. 
 
 De rebellibus arreftatis puniendis. 
 
 De hominibus inter certas aetates levandis. 
 
 De intendendo cuftodi vltlualium in partibus Karlioli. 
 
 De intendendo R. de Lay burn ad gravand' Scotos. 
 
 Dc affignando Willielmum de Dacre, & Aatonium de Lucj, cuflodeS^ 
 comitatuum Cumbr' 6c Weftmerl' 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5, 
 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 Rex conccliit Fulconi Filio-Warini quod haberet quicqu d fuper Scotos 
 perquircre potcrit. 
 
 De conllituendo Edmundum coniitcm Arundel' locumtencntem regis 
 inter partes de Treute & Roktlburgh. 
 
 R a Vc
 
 ^3 
 
 2 R O T U L I S C O T I .^. 
 
 De conHituendo dominum Henricum dc Beaumont cnpitaneum om- 
 nium hominum ad arma, equitum & pcditum, inter aquas de Tyne & 
 Tele. 
 
 Dc poena apponenda fuper 'irobe.licntibus Edmundo comiti Aiiinde^ 
 locumtenenti regis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 De poteftate commifla Roberto de Haftang, & aliis, ad tratlandwn 
 fuper I'uftcrcntiam gucrra.' inter regem & Robertum de Brus. 
 De condiitflu pro Thoma Randolf", &c flliis venicndo ad regem. 
 De protcctiombus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A J. 
 
 Quod barones, milites, & alii de llbertatf epifcopi Dunelm*, paratr 
 jfint equis & armis ad proficifcendum cum comite Arundel' contra Scotos. 
 
 De intendendo di6to comiti Arundel'. 
 
 De denariis recipiendis, & fide credula adhibenda. 
 
 De eligcndo tre;ccntos fundatorcs in comitatu Nottingham pro expe— 
 ditione guerrte Scotiae. 
 
 Membraka 2. 
 
 De non molcftando priorilTi\m 6c moniales de Eccles. 
 
 De po cftate data bavid de Strabolgy, comiti d'Afleles, ad recipien- 
 dum homines &: tenentes fuos in Scotia ad pacem regis. 
 
 De peditibiis eligendis in diverfis eomitatibus, & ducendis ulque No- 
 vum Caft um. 
 
 Pro Idugone de Audele. 
 
 Dc cuftod a figdli regis Scotia?, & officio caraerarii Scotia;, commiflis 
 Jacobo Broughton. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 De i>vibus providendis & muiiiendis pro fiilvatione terrx Man. 
 De prorogatione adventus peditum ad Novum Caftrum ulque in craf- 
 tinum Sancti Laurentii. 
 
 D O R S O. M E M B R A N A I O. 
 
 De hominibus levandis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4, Dors o. 
 De vi(^ualibus providendis. 
 
 R o T V L u r
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I .^. 13. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Annis 11, 12, & 13 Edvvardi II. 
 
 Membrana 17. 
 
 DE afiigjiando Robertum Strelley, Robert Toiik, & alios ad cllgcnda 
 duo mlllia hominum peditum in comitat' Nottingham & Derb' pro 
 expeditloae guerrse ScotiiE. 
 
 Pro Andrea de Hartcia, ad recipiendum ad pacem regis illos de f cotia, 
 qui ad pacem venire voluerint. 
 
 De navlbus pro expeditione guerrae Scotise providendis. 
 
 De cuftodia caftri Berewici fuperTwedam commiffa Rogero Ilorfcle. 
 
 Membrana 16. 
 De peditibus & fundatoribus eligendis ad proficifcend m contra Scotos, 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 Mr MB RAN a 15. 
 De viilualibus providendis, & ufque villam- Karlioli ducendis% 
 De afTignando Willielmum de Roos de Hamclak & Joliannem de- 
 
 Moubray, cuftodes totius comitatus Ebor'. 
 
 De adignando Robertum de Hafiiang, & Walterum de Taye, cuflodcs 
 
 civitatis Ebor'. 
 
 Membrana 14. 
 
 De potellate data archiepifcopo Ebor', 6c aliis, ad treugani cum Ro- 
 berto de Brus vallandain & firmandam. 
 
 De conilituendo Willielmum (ierour capitaneum flota; navium ad par- 
 tes Berewici deltinatarum. 
 
 De poteflate commilJa Johanni Haufled recipiendi ad pacem regis om- 
 ues illos qui contra regem in coniitatu IMortliunibr' inlurrexerunt, 
 
 De protc6tionibus. 
 
 Anno 12, Membrana ij. 
 De fcx navibus mitteJidis a villa ^:e Jcrnemutii ad proficlfccmluin 
 contra Scotos. 
 
 De viftualibus providendis pro cxcrcitu regis. 
 De peditibus, 6cc. eligendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N a T3. 
 
 De protect ionibus pro illis qui profi-cluri funt ad partes Scotia. 
 
 M K M B R A N'-A
 
 134 ROTULISCOTIi^ 
 
 Membranaii. 
 De cqiiltibus & pedltlbus pro expeditione guerrs Scotifeln comitatu 
 Ebor' cligciidis. 
 
 Dc protcclioiiibus. 
 
 Membrane i o, & 9 . 
 Dc .\r;ignnndo Johannem de Britnnia, comitem Richemundla;, magna- 
 tes, cpilcopos, abbate.., & priores, ad levaadum tenentes luos, tam eq^uites 
 quam pedites, ad prolicifcendum contra Scotos. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 9. 
 
 Dc afligiiando Andream dc Hartcla cufiodem comitat' Cumbr', & 
 Well me rl'. 
 
 Dc protcclionibus. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 
 De aflignando commifllonarios in divcrfis comitatibus Angli*, ad requl- 
 rendum cx parte rtgls navale fiibi-'dium de communitate civitatuum, bm- 
 goriim, viUarum, & portuum maris. 
 
 Literal ml llie Roberto comiti Flaiidria:, & aliis, quod ipfi inhibere ve- 
 lint ne Scoti ab iplis haberent auxilium. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De protcctlonibus. 
 
 De conllitucndo Simoncm de Dryby, Willielmum de Thewcll, & 
 ,Robertum Aflinan, admirallos narium. 
 De peditibus cligciidis in partibus WallijE. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 
 Pc peditibus eligendis in diverfis comitatibns Anglia;. 
 
 De alTignando '1 homam comitem Lancaflriae ad eligendiim duo millia 
 liominum ptditum in terris fuis ; quorum mille fint caketonis, baciiiec- 
 tis, & cirothecis ferreis, ac aliis armis, armati, & mlUe fint lagitarii. 
 
 Anno 13, Membrana 5. 
 Pro Thoma Bolton, & aliis aflignatis ad cligendum quatuor millia ho- 
 minum pediturn in North-rithingo comitatus Ebor' 
 De proteclionibus. 
 
 Membran;e 4, 3, & 2. 
 De protediouiljs pro illis qui profcdturi Hint ad partes ScotiiE. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T 1 .^ i.^ 
 
 MeMBRANA2. 
 
 De conflituendo Siinonem de Dry by adinirallum flotai navium, 
 De proclamatione facienda, quod omiies intei- ittatcs viginti &c fexa- 
 ginta annorum, tarn equites quam pedites, armis competentibus fc pa- 
 rent ad proficircendum cum venerabilibus patribus Willielmo Ebor' archl- 
 epifcopo, & Joanne Elien' epifcopo, contra Scotos. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 De afllgnando Johannem comitem Richemond', ad levandum homi- 
 nes 6c tenentes luos ad proficifcendum contra Scotos. 
 
 De affignando commiffarios ad fupervidendum 6c ducendum homines ■ 
 ad arma ad proficilccndum contra Scotos. 
 
 De protefiionibus. 
 
 D O R S O. M E M B R A N A I 6. 
 
 De hominibus eligendis in comitatu Ebor'. 
 
 De pifcariis in aqua de Twede conceliis Ivoni de Aldburgh., 
 
 Me MB RAN A 13, &c. Dor so,. 
 De hominibus ehgendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7, D b R S O. 
 
 De proclamatione facienda, quod ilh qui fervitium regl non fecerunt, 
 ad fcaccarium accedcrcnt, ad fines cum rege faciendos. 
 
 Membrante 6 6C5, DoRso, 
 De prote6lionibus pro marinariis. 
 
 Membrana I, DORSO. 
 De proclamationibus faciendis, quod omnes inter estates viginti & fexa- 
 glnta annorum, tarn equites quam pedites, fub tbrisfaftura vita; 6c mcm- 
 brorum, &c. accederent ad regem ufque Ebor' ad proficifcendum contra 
 Scotos. 
 
 D 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTi.'E, dc Anno i Edvvardi III. 
 
 Membrana id. 
 E potcflate data V/iUiclmo arcliicjiilcopo li^bor' & aliis, ad tradan- 
 dum de finali pace inter regem 6: Robertum dc Brus. 
 Dc prote£lione pro nuuclis Robcrti dc Brus. 
 
 7 MexMbrana
 
 136 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 9. 
 
 Dc pedkibus in divcrfis comitatlbus ellgendis. 
 
 Dc %'cnlre hiciendo omiies homines iufia aetatcs fexdecim & fcxaginta 
 ad re<;em apud Novum Caftrum. 
 
 Pro Rd'o ap Griffith, & CJriffino Thleyt, de acccdendo ad regem cum 
 hominibus ad arma 
 
 De coiKhicendo ad regem homines dc partibus Walliae ad proficlfcen- 
 dum contra Scotos. 
 
 Dc lupcrvidendo emptionem vldualium in divcrfis comitatibus provi- 
 lorum. 
 
 De vidualibus & aUis emendis & providendis & ad Novum Caflrum 
 ducendis. 
 
 Dc folvendo vadia fuperviforibus providentiarum. 
 
 M E M B R A K A 8. 
 
 "De intendendo Johanni Perbroun, in electione quarundam navium pro 
 expeditione gucrr<E Scotiit. 
 
 Denavibus eligxmdis ad proficifcendum in obfequium regis. 
 
 De conducendo nobilem virum Johannem de Hanon', & alios, in reg- 
 iium Angha:. 
 
 De pecunia liberanda Johanni de Houton, pro expenfis Johannis de 
 Ilanon'. 
 
 De executione brevis pr^cedentis fiicienda, non obflantc quod certa 
 fumma in eodem non contlnctur. 
 
 De intendendo quendimi clericum cum pecunia ad vadia certis homi- 
 nibus lolvcnda. 
 
 Pro Johanne Perbroun, de viglnti libris fibi fuper vadia fua folvcndis. 
 
 T>c pecunia folvenda Andrea) Rofcekyn llipcr vadia. 
 
 De vadiis Iblvendis Johanni de Crumbewell, pro hominibus fuis de 
 Hope ducendis in obfequium regis. 
 
 De intendendo Andreas Rolcekyn, magiftro bargiae regis vocatas la 
 Marie. 
 
 Rex aflignavit Ricardum Damory, jufticiarium Ceftrias ad eligcndum 
 in comitatu Ceflria; mille homines ad proficircendum cum rcge contra 
 Scotos- 
 
 De hominibus de terra de lialumfhire inter a^tates, &c. arraiandis ad 
 proficifcendrm contra Scotos. 
 
 De intendendo Warcfio dc Valoignes, admirallo flota? navium. 
 
 De viginta libris pradido W'arelio fupcr vadia iua Iblvendis. 
 
 Membr ANA
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I J:. ,37 
 
 MEMBRANA7. 
 De'afllgnando Edmiindum comitem Kaucia;, & Henrlcum comitem 
 Lancaftria; capitaneos totius exercltus regis in partibus niarchia! Scotia2. 
 De proteftione pro Johanne Quatermare. 
 
 De cuftodia civitatis & caftri Karlioli, &c. commiffa Antonio de Lucy. 
 De affignando Thomam de Fetherftenhalgh cuftodem pell de Staworth. 
 De honiinibus peditibus in comitatu Derbiae eligendis. 
 
 Membrane 6, & 5. 
 De proteftlonibus pro hominibus ad partes Scotia^ in obfequio rep-is 
 profedluris. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 De venire faciendo ad regcm homines armatos & arraiatos ad proficif- 
 cendum contra Scotos. 
 
 De congregando & ducendo ad regem homines de libertate abbatis 
 bcatie Mariae Ebor' in Eft-rithingo. .y 
 
 De affignando Hcnricum comitem Lancaflriic capitaneum totius exer- 
 citus regis in partibus marchiae Scoti^e, 
 
 De cuftodia civitatis & caftri Karlioli, & comitat' Cumbr' 6c Weflmerl' 
 commiffa Antonio de Lucy. 
 
 De provldentlls faclendis pro Johanne de Hanon'. 
 
 De vidlualibus emcndis & providendis ad opus regis. 
 
 De protedllone pro dlverfis mercatoribus, 
 
 De hominibus eligendis. 
 
 Dc hominibus armatis ad regem ducendis. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De providentiis pro Johanne de Hanon' & allis faclendis. 
 De pane, vino, ccrvifia, carne, plfcibus, &c. pro expenfis Joliannls dc 
 Hanon' emendis. 
 
 De hominibus eligendis & ad reg'^m dncendis. 
 
 De iupcrvidendo arralatlonem humlnum armatorum. 
 
 De denariis a priore de Spalding & aliis pro regc mutuandis, 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De affignando Robertum de Notlngham ad fiipervidendum vi(flualicl 
 pro cxercitu regis. 
 
 De victualibus in diverfis comitatibus providendis. 
 
 Dc levari & armari faclendo omnes homines potentes ad arma. 
 
 Dc tradando de pace inter regem & nobilcs de Scotia, 
 
 S De
 
 ,38 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 De prochmando quod domini vlllarum facerent arraiationem omnium 
 hominum intra xtates lexdccim & fexaginta aiinorum infra dominium 
 fuum. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I. 
 
 De levari faciendo omnes hominoe defenrabiles Inter aetates, &c. ad 
 proticifcendum cum rege contra Scotos. 
 
 De prote6lione pro Scotis venientibus In regnum AngHae pro tradatu 
 de pace habendo. 
 
 De poteflate data Willielmo Ebor' archiepiicopo, & alils, tradandi de 
 pace cum nunciis de Scotia. 
 
 De potcftate data eifdem traclandl de treuga feu guerrae fufferentia cum 
 nunciis de Scotiii. 
 
 De portftate data eifdem concedendl literas de coiiduiftu nunciis ScotiiC. 
 
 De ])()relhite data eifdem jurandi in anlmam regis. 
 
 De aliignanda Johannem Fy-Herbert, loco^ Aluredi de Suluy, ad le- 
 vari faciendum homines, &c. 
 
 De proteclione pro Scotis.. 
 
 DoRso. Membrana g, 
 De hominlbus ellgendrs. 
 
 De mlttendo Willielmum de Clynton ad conducendum nobilem viruni 
 Johannem de Hanon' ad regem. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 8, D O R S O, 
 
 De hominlbus eligendls. 
 
 Membrana 4, D o r s o. 
 De viftualibus provldeiidis ad opus regis. 
 
 Membrana 3, D o r s o, 
 De falvo & fecure munlri 6c cuflodiri faciendo civitatem Ebor', 
 De non exeundo Regnum* 
 
 Membrana, '. . . , D o r s o, 
 
 Proclamatlo, quod omnes illi qui in auxlllum guerrs Seotlae venire 
 voluerlnt, habercnt quicquid fuper iuimlcos regis perqulrere poterunt. 
 
 Quod uxores & pueri hominum comltatus Lancaftriue, Weftmerr, 
 Cumbr', & Northumbr', prope marchiam Scotiac, elongcnt felpfos a par- 
 libus priedidis ab incuriibus Scotorum, 
 
 R o T u L u s
 
 R O T U L I SC O T I iE. ^3, 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiiB, de Anno 7 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membra na 31. 
 
 DE protec^ionibus. 
 Johannes de Roos de Hamelak habet literas regis de attornatu. 
 
 Membrana ^cy. 
 
 De intendendo circa cariaglum pavilionum & aliarum rerum regis 
 verfus partes boriales. 
 
 De hominibus fagitarils & hobelariis in comitatu Nottingham eligeii- 
 dis & eos ufque regem ducendis ad proficifcendum contra Scotos. 
 
 De hominibus marinariis, pro munitione quarundam navium magn^ 
 Jernemuth ad regem mittendarum ehgendis. 
 
 De conftituendo Johannem Perbroun admirallum flotae navium. 
 
 De navibus guerrinis villae magnse Jernemutli providendis & in obfc- 
 quiiim regis inittendis. 
 
 De quibufdam navibus guerrinis villae Briftol' providendis, & in obfe- 
 quium regis mittendis. 
 
 De hominibus fagittariis & hobellariis in comitatu LancaftrijE eligen- 
 dis, & ad regem ducendis. 
 
 De hominibus fagittariis & hobelariis nuper in comitatu Nottingham 
 cledtis, ufque Novum Caftrum fuper Tynam ducendis. 
 
 De conftituendo Henricum Randolf admirallum flotiE navium. 
 
 De centum doliis Cizeri£ providendis pro fuftentationc fidelium regis,' 
 
 De mafonibus eligendis pro fadlura quarundam petrarum pro ingeniis 
 regis. 
 
 De meliori nave vill^ de Ravenferod paranda & in obfequium regis 
 mittenda. 
 
 De aflignando Johannem Goband ad quofdam homines pedites & 
 faglttarios prius eleftos in obfequium regis cum Ricardo de l^ggbaftoa 
 ducendum. 
 
 Membrana 29. 
 De intendendo circa cariagia armaturarum & aliarum rerum regis, 
 De quibufdam vidualibus, in comitatibus NorfF' & Suff* provihs, mit- 
 tendis ad regem in navibus villae magnic Jernemuth. 
 
 De intendendo Antonio de Lucy, allignato cuftodi Marchix Cumbr', 
 & ad ducendum omnes homines ejufdem comitatus contra Scotos. 
 
 De quibufdam fagittariis & hobelariis in Efl-rithingo in com' Eboruiu 
 tlcilis, ad regem fine dilationc ducendis, 
 
 S 2 ^
 
 ij^o R O T U L I S C O T I y^. 
 
 De qmbufdam viauallbus la Hibernia provilis ufque Skymburnefle 
 
 ducendis. n- j • 
 
 De quibufdam vinis in Hibernia provifis ufque Skymburnelle ducendis. 
 
 De divcrfis generibus bladorum provideiidis,,& ea ad diverfa loca pro 
 fuflentatione regis & fidelium liioruni mittendis. 
 
 De intendendo quibufdam clericis aflignatis ad fupervidendam cmp- 
 tionem quorundam vi<5luaruuTi in diverfi5 comitatibus. ^ 
 
 Dc quibufdam vinis in Hibernia provifis liberandis jufticiario cancelLa- 
 rio & thclaurario regis Hibcrniac, ad mittendum in Angliam. • 
 
 Membrana 2S. 
 De proteaionibus pro pkn-imis pcrfonis profeaur^s 111 obfequium regis 
 ad partes Scotise. 
 
 Membrana 27. 
 
 De quibufdam fagitt arils & hobelariis in comitatu Derbiae eligendis & 
 armis muniri faciendis. 
 
 De fuperfedendo duaionem quorundam hominum ped'ttum, in diverfis 
 comitatibus eleaorum, quoufque rex aliud inde duxerit dcmandandum.. 
 
 De intendendo magiftris quarundam navium BriiloU' dc guerra mii- 
 farum fupra mare contra Scotos. 
 
 De fuperfedendo provilioni quorundam bladorum, & allecis, iu' comi- 
 tatu NorfF', & de fale & fabis ibidem providendis, & ad regem niittendis.. 
 
 De quibufdam navibus guerrinis providendis & ufque Novum Caflrum 
 fuper Tinam niittendis. 
 
 De quibufdam fagit-tariis & hobelariis in centenis & vlnteris poiiendls 
 & armis muniendis. 
 
 De areftando omnes illos qui contrarlantes fuerint arraiatoribus quo- 
 rundam hominum in comitatu Lancaftrias. 
 
 De quibufdam homiiiibus alfignatis loco aliorum, ad arraiaudum ceitos 
 homintb fagittarios &.ihp.bclarios in comitatu Derb'. 
 
 M E MB R A N A 26. 
 
 De figittariis eligendis 5c ail rcgcm ducendis. 
 
 De. vadiis folvendis lagittariis, & dudoribus eorundem. 
 
 De frumento molendo, & farinam iiidc.a regem ducendam. 
 
 De kiperfedendo duaioui fagittariorum quoufque rex- aliud inde dux- 
 erit demandaiidum. 
 
 De quibufdam navibus guerrinis. de Brikoll' duplici cfkippamento mu-» 
 uiendis. 
 
 Dc marinariis cllgcndispro duplici tlkippamento navium pricdiaarum.: 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I SCOTIA. r4r 
 
 De fuperfedendo provifioni bladorum. 
 
 De quodam ingenio de caftro Eborum ufque Berewicutn ducendo. 
 De intendendo Willielmo Corbet, affignato loco Thoma: de Berkcle, 
 cum Willielmo 1 racy, ad certos homines pedites eligeados. 
 "JM .A •'• ' ' 
 
 Me MB r ana 25. 
 
 '.De hominibus ad anna in diverlis wappentachiis comltatus Ebor' ar- 
 
 raiandls, & ad certos homines hobelarios & lagittarios ibidem eligendos ; 
 
 itec non ad prffimuniendum omnes homines, inter setates fexdecim & 
 
 fexaginta annorum exiftentes, de parando ie contra Scotos. 
 
 De affignando Radulphum de Bulmere, & alios, ad fupervidendum 
 arraiationes in diveriis wappentachiis comitatus Eborum, & ad ducendutn. 
 omnes homines arraiatos contra Scotos. 
 
 Me m b r a n a 24. 
 De protedlionibus. 
 
 Memrrana 23. 
 
 De hominibus infra liberlatem epifcopatus Dunelm' arraiandis, &' 
 eofdem ducendis contra Scotos. 
 
 De fupervidendo proviiioni quorundam bladorum, & providendo qu£e- 
 dam alia viftualia.. 
 
 De quodam ingenio de Eborum ufque Berewicuni ducendo. 
 
 De ailignando Reginaldum de Abhalc, loco Williclmi Tracy, acL 
 ducendum quoldam laomines comitatus Gloucellr', prius eleclos, contra 
 Scotos._ ,!-.v.J uiui/ 
 
 De luperfcdendo provifioni victualium in comitatuLeiceftriae focienda?. 
 
 De quibuldam viclualibus providendis potius in Norff' quam in comi-- 
 tatu Suff'. . 
 
 De allignando Thomam de Holm, loco Adas de Coupeland, ad' du- 
 cendum quoldam homines contra Scotos. 
 
 Me.m BR ana 22-. 
 
 De qulbufdam hominibus ad arma, ac hobelarlis, & fagittariis dc di-- 
 verhs wapentachiis dc comitatu Eborum ducendis ufque Richemund. 
 
 De quibuldam hominibus ad arma. Sec. ufque Northallerton ducendis. 
 
 De lupervidendo arraiationem quorundam hominum armatorum, ia- 
 glttariorum & hobelariorum, miiibrum ufque Richemund & North- 
 allerton. 
 
 De quibufdam hobelariis de comitatu Nottingham ufque Burrbrigg',' 
 ducendis. 
 
 Da
 
 J42 R O T U L I S C O T 1 -ffi, 
 
 De quibufdam liobelariis & fagittariis dc comitat* Lane' & Derb' ufcjuc 
 
 cartrum Bernardi duceudis. 
 
 Membrana 21. 
 
 Dc quadain nave guerrina in villa de Lenii'e provldenda, & earn mitti 
 facieiida uique Novum Caftrum luper Tinam. 
 
 De fupervidcndo arraiationeni omnium hominum, tam militum quam 
 nliorum hominum ad arma, in comitatu Ebor'. 
 
 De quibufdam vidualibus in diverfis comitatibus providendis & ufquc 
 Novimi Caflrum ducendis. 
 
 De intcndendo W'illielmo de Bradefhawe, affignato loco Johannis dc 
 Ilavcrington, ad eligendum certos homines equites & pedites in comi- 
 tatu Lancalh'iaj. 
 
 De validioribus hominibus in quibufdam comitatibus prius ele£tis 
 ufque Berewicum ducendis. 
 
 Membrana 20. 
 De piotectionlbus. 
 
 Membrana 19. 
 
 Dc proteftione & condudlu pro quodam monacho de Kupre in Scotia. 
 
 De liiperfedendo provifioni quorundam bladorum in comitatu Southt' 
 
 De hominibus de dominio de Bouland in Weft-rithingo in comitatu 
 Ebor' arraiandis. 
 
 De portubus & littoribus maris in diverfis comitatibus cuftodiendis 
 contra adventum hominum terrarum exterarum. 
 
 Membrana 18. 
 De hominibus tam militibus quam aliis arraiandis, & in vintenis & 
 centenis ponendis, & eos ducendis ad cuftodes portuum 6c littorum maris 
 ill diverfis comitatibus contra aggrefl'us hominum terrarum exterarum. 
 
 Membrana 17. 
 Dc hominibus robuftis validis & fortibus in diverfis wappentachiis in 
 comitatu Ebor' arraiandis, & eos fub forisfadura ufque Clifton juxta Ebor* 
 <lucendis. 
 
 Dc quibu(<lam hominibus ad arma, hobelariis, & peditibus, in diverfis 
 wappentachiis in comitatu Ebor' arraiatis, fi fufficientes fuerint, ufque 
 Northallerton ducendis ; Sc fi Infutficientes fuerint, tunc loco ipforum de- 
 bilium alios idoneos eligeudis 6c ufquc dicluni locum ducendis. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I iE. 143 
 
 De hobelarii& & fiigittariis in comitatu Lancaftriae arraiatis ufque No- 
 vum Caftrum ducendis, & de prasmuniendo eofdem, quod quilibet eorum 
 victualia pro quatuor diebus fecura deferat. 
 
 De intendendo defenfioni portuum & littorum maris in North-ringo^ 
 in comitatu Ebor', & de areftando illos, 11 quos inveniri contigerit, in 
 di£lis portubus & litoribus applkantes- 
 
 De conftituendo Willielmum de Clynton admlrallum. 
 
 De conftituendo Robertum de Tughale receptorem & cuftodem viclua- 
 lium. 
 
 De officio vicecomitatus de Berewico commifTo Roberto de Tughale. 
 
 De officio conftabularii caiftii de Berewico commifla RobeBto de 
 Hornclif. 
 
 De pardonatione pro omnimodis homicidiis & feloniis^ 
 
 Membrana 16, 
 
 De portubus & littoribus maris infra libertatem Dunelm* cuflediendis, 
 & hominibus in eadem arraiandis, & contra Scotos ducendis. 
 
 De quadam Concordia fa£la inter regem Angliae & Willielmum de 
 Keth, & gentes villa; Berevvici fuper Twedam, fuper liberatione ejulderri 
 villie. 
 
 M E M B Ts. A N A t^.. 
 
 De proteftione pro quibufdanx hominibus vIIIje Berewici fuper 
 Twedam. 
 
 Membrana 14.^ 
 
 De quadam concordia fa£la inter regem Anglic, & Patricium de Dum>- 
 barr comitem MarchiiE, & alios infra caftrum Sc villam Berewici fupe.r 
 Twedam exiftentes, fuper liberatione diftorum caftri & vill^e. 
 
 De officio Tronagii in villa Berewici fuper Twedam commiflo WiU 
 Jielmo de Alwyngton. 
 
 De officio gaugetti vinorum in villa Berewici commiflb Willielmo de 
 Alwyngton. 
 
 De officio contrarotulatorls in villa Berewici commilTo eidem Wil- 
 lielmo. 
 
 De officio ulnagil in villaBerewici commiflb^ Willielmo de i^lwyngton. 
 
 De cuftuma Linarum, &c. In villa Berewici colligenda. 
 
 De conftituendo Robertum. de Tughale camerarium villas & Gomita- 
 tus Berewici. 
 
 De cuftodia caftri & villie Berewici commifli^ Henrico de Percy^ 
 
 Rex
 
 ,44 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 Rex conccflit Henrico de Percy quadrnginta marcas annuatim pro cuf- 
 tddia vvUa: Berewici. 
 
 Dc divcifis pllcarlls in aqua de Twede conceflis Thwnae de Baum- 
 bnrgh, & Roberto de Tiighale. 
 
 De ciiftodibus marchlarum ailignatis, & de jufticia in -eis partlbus de 
 tranlgreiiionibus & exceffibus tacienda. 
 
 De officio cancellarii villx' & comitatus Berewici commiiro Thomae de 
 Baum burgh. 
 
 De julliciariis ad placita in villa & comitatu Berewici tenenda confti- 
 tutis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 1 3 . 
 
 De pardonationibus. 
 
 Membrana 12, ufque M E M e R a N a M 2. 
 De pardonatioiie pro morte diverforum hominum & pro aliis fcloniis. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 De ecclefia & domlbus inonialium prope Berewicum rcparandis, & 
 quodara altnri in eadem ecclefia in honore beatcV Margaretae erigendis, 
 ac vjf^inti libratis redditus eildcm monialibus conccflis. 
 
 De pardonatione pro feloniis & tranigrtffionibus. 
 
 De intcreflendo parliamento regis Scotlic, ad prosequendum quafdam 
 conventioncs inter ipfum & regem Aiiglia: prslocutas. 
 
 De aflignando certos jufliciarios ad inquirendum de jure quorundam 
 hominum vendicantium terras & tenementa in villa & comitatu Bere- 
 wici. 
 
 De expenfis Willielmo de Dcnum, & Ambrofio de Novo-bur^j) llbc- 
 randis. 
 
 De officio cancellarii comitatus Berewici, & aliarum terrarum regis 
 ultra Twedam, commiflb Willielmo de Bevercote. 
 
 Membrana i . 
 De protcclionibus & pardonationibus. 
 
 D o K s o. Membrana 31. 
 ■ De arraiando omnes homines de libertate de Werk in Tyndale, Sc 
 jpfos in centcnis 6c vintenis ponendo. 
 
 ■• De proclamando quod omncs homines nd arma, & alii qui cum rege 
 contra Scotos ycnire \olucrinr, ncccdant ad r:gem vadia ilia recepturi. 
 
 De carriagio 'invcniendo pro pavilion'ibuo 6c aliis rebus regis vcrlus 
 Borinm. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O 1' I ^. 145 
 
 M E M B R A N A 30, D O R S O. 
 
 De fupcrfedendo ckuftioni quoruiulam hcminum ad armaverfus Novum 
 Ciiflrum, 
 
 M E M B R A N A 28, D O R S O. 
 
 Dc quibufdam careftis ufque Dunelxn' mittendis, pro navilionlbus & 
 aliis rebus regis verfus Scotiam ducendis. 
 
 De quadam litera miflli regi Francias, tangente Scotiam. 
 
 De qiiibuldam Uteris deprecatoriis miiiis .... comiti Flandriae, 6c 
 aliis de Flandria. 
 
 De quibufdam magnatibus excufatis de non adventu fuo verfus Scotiam. 
 
 De fliperfedendo executioni cujufdam mandati regis, de quadam navi 
 guerrina providenda. 
 
 De quadam caredla mittenda pro pavilionibus & aliis rebus regis verfus 
 Eoriam ducendis. 
 
 Mem BRAN A 26, Dor so. 
 
 De proclamando, ne quis faciat congregationes feu conventicula dum 
 rex fuerit in partibus march ije Scoti<E. 
 
 De eflendo coram cancellario regis, & aliis de coacilio, ad certum 
 diem. 
 
 Membrana 21, DORSO. 
 De accedendo ad regem cum equis & armis. 
 De quibufdam uavibus providendls pro dudlione vi£tualiura ad regem* 
 
 Membrana 20, D o r s o. 
 De proclamando quod omnes illi, qui de Berewico ab obfequio regis 
 Tecefl'erunt, fine dilatione arripiant iter fuum verfus villam pncdid.ara. 
 De accedendo ad regem cum equis &c armis. 
 
 Membrana 17, Dorso. 
 De fuigulis navibus pondus quinquaginta doliorum vini & ultra por- 
 tantibus, in portubus detinendis, & eas pro guerra muniri faciendis. 
 
 Membrana 16, Dorso. 
 De intendendo Johanni de Sanclo Laudo, aiiignato ad capiendum 
 Xjcorgium GeJyman, & ipfum ad prifonam reducendum. 
 
 Membrana 14., Dorso. 
 De fmgulis fratribus Scotis ordinum mendicantium in comitatu & 
 villa Bcrewici amovendis, & alios fratres Anglicanos in Scotiam tranf- 
 jnittendis. 
 
 T Dc
 
 r46 R O T U 1. I S C O T I .^. 
 
 , De proclamando, quod omnes mercatores qxii ufque Berewicum venire 
 & habitarc volueilnt acccdant ibidem, bnrgagia pro inhabitatione lua 
 reccpturi. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7, D O R S O. 
 
 De pcrmirtcndo magiftros & mariiiarios naviuni in porCubus nuper re- 
 tcutaruni, I'upra marc quo voluerint ire. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I , D O R S O, 
 
 De intcndeiido circa arraiatioiicm liominum in comitatu Eborum. 
 Dc homiuibus ab exercitu regis vcnientibus, & illis qui ab eodem ex- 
 ertitu recclTcrunt, capieiidis, &c in prilbna cullodieudis. 
 
 De quibui'dam homlnibus comitatus Laiicallria;, nupcr eleclis ad pro- 
 ficifcendum in obfequium regis, deliberandis per fecuritatem. 
 
 De intendcndo Roberto de Beverlaco, aflignato ad capiendum omnes 
 liomines venientes ab exercitu regis. 
 
 De intendendo cuftodibus portuum, & terrae maritima^, & de ex- 
 pugnando inimicos regis, li rcgnum ingredi voluerint. 
 
 De infilkndo erga rcgcm & pntlatos Scotia?, ut conventiones inter 
 reoes Anglix & ScotiiE privlocuta; fcratum recipiant complementum. 
 
 De afTignando Alexandrum de Seton, & alios, ad extendendum caftrunx 
 com' 6c villam de Berevvico. 
 
 P 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTii£, de Anno 8 Edvvardi III» 
 
 M E M B R A N A 26. 
 
 R O rege Anglise, de nunciis ordinatis ad intereil'endum parliamento 
 legis ScotiiC. 
 
 De protecflione. 
 
 Dc conftituendo Thomam le Clerk reccptorem exituum caftri, peli, 
 & terranim de Loghmaban, ac vallis Anandix\ , 
 
 De officio cancellaril de I.^ghmaban, &c. commiflb Thomae Clerk. 
 
 De officio conftabularise caftri de Loghmaban, &c. commiflb WUlielmo 
 Ic Engl if h. 
 
 De conftituendo Adam Ic Corry fenefcallum caflri, &cc. de Logh- 
 maban. 
 
 Rex conceflit Willielmo de Burneton, major! villas Berewici, decern 
 libras annuatim pcrcipiendas. 
 
 Rex conceflit Johanni de la Foreft ballivam parcariie de Wodecock- 
 Heyr in Ic val' de Anand' in Scotia* 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 147 
 
 De vino mefluagio cum pertiiientiis in Fleihewergate in villa Je Bcre- 
 wico, conceflo Roberto de Tugchale. 
 
 Pro religiofis de Scoria de terris fuis in villa Berevvici liberandis. 
 
 Pro fratribus in villa Berewici commorantibus, dc victualibus cis li- 
 herandis. 
 
 Me M B R A N A 25. 
 
 Pro rege Anglia;, de diverfis conceflionibus ci per regem ScotiiK fadlis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 24. 
 
 Pro rege AngUee & rege Scotia^, de diverfis conceflionibus hinc indc 
 fa£lis de regno Scotis & infulis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 23. 
 
 De mefliiagiis in villa de Berewico conceflis. 
 
 Pro priore de Coldingham. 
 
 Pro prioriflTa & monialibus de San£lo Boithano. 
 
 Pro magiftro &c fratribus Domus Dei de Berewico. 
 
 Pro priorifTa & monialibus de Haliftan. 
 
 Pro prioriffa 6c monialibus de Berewico. 
 
 Me M B RAN A 22. 
 
 Pro priore Dunelm'. 
 
 De meffuagiis in villa de Berewico conceiTis dl^'erfis perfonis. 
 
 Pro abbate & conventu de Kelelhowe. 
 
 Pro priore de Coldingham. 
 
 Membrana 20. 
 
 De ieifina capienda de caftris 6c comitatibus, &c. per regem Scotlae datis 
 6c conceflis regi Anglias. 
 
 De comitatu de Rokefburgh commlffo Galfrido de Moubray, Sc de 
 aliis comitatibus commiffis. 
 
 De conftabularia caftri regis & cuftodia foreflae dc Jedeworth, com- 
 miflls Williclmo de Presfen. 
 
 De conftitucndo Robertum de Lowedrc jufticiarium regis Laudon'. 
 
 De conflituendo Johannem de Bourdon camerarium omnium terra- 
 rum regis iu Scotia. 
 
 Membrana 19. 
 Proepifcopo Dunelm', de paflagio inter Twedemuth & Bcrcwicum Iia- 
 bendo, 
 
 Do]iatio regis Scotiae fa^fta regi Anglls de villa, comitatu & caftro dc 
 Dumfrcs, cum pertiaentiis. 
 
 T 2 Cuftodi;*
 
 148 R O T U L I S C O T I .r.. 
 
 CuflodlA caiki & villa? Bercwici commllTh An.tonio dc Lvicy. 
 Otficium coroaatoris in comitatn dc RokcllDui-g-la commllVum Ricardio 
 de Rodom. 
 
 Dc melTuagiis in villa Jc Berewico conceiTis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 1 8. 
 
 De panlonatione pro Johanne L'Archcr. 
 
 De cullodia muacrii dc Edenham commilla Wllliclmo dcMonte- 
 Acuto. 
 
 Pro magiliro holpitalis beata: Maria; Magdalenas juxta Berewicum, de 
 pifcaria in aqua de Twede. 
 
 De certis hominibus aflignatis ad omnia terras & tenementa in villa de 
 Berewico, & comitatu ejufdem, in manu regis exifteatia, hominibus de 
 Anglia dimittcnd'. 
 
 Membrana 17. 
 
 De certis perfonis conftitutis ad geftus & facfta jufliciariorum regis 
 in Scotia, lupcrvidenda. 
 
 Dc affignando Henricum de Percy, & Radulphum de Nevill, fupe- 
 riores cuflodes marchiarum comitatus Northumbr', &c. 
 
 De cuftuma laaarum, &c. in villa Berewici colligcnda. 
 
 Dc officio vicecomitis Berewic' commiffo Roberto de Tughale. 
 
 Dc officio cancellarii in partibus Scotia; commiffo Willielmo de Be- 
 vcrcotes. 
 
 De terris regis de Loghmaban cuftodiendis. 
 
 De intendcndo Radulpho de Nevyll, cuftodi fuperiori marchiae ScotiLU, 
 
 De Ranulpho dc Dacrc, loco Antonli de Lucy aflignato ad faciendum 
 omnia qua; pro coalervatione marchiarum, &;c. pertincre poffeat. 
 
 Membrana i6. 
 
 De ordinando pra falva cuftodia villa: Bercwici, per obfides, & alio modo. 
 
 De quatuor navibus verfus partes occidentales cligeadis, & eafdem 
 duplici cikippamento muairi facieadis pro obfequio regis. 
 
 De frumento &c avenis providendis, & eadem ufque Berewicum mit- 
 tcndis. 
 
 De navibus in divedis portubus eligendis, 6cc. ad proficilcendum ob- 
 fcqaium regis. 
 
 De pardonatlone pro fcloaiis. 
 
 Membrana 15. 
 De cuftodia villiE Berewici commiffa Willielmo de Burneton, majori 
 cjuldera villa;. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L r S C O T I ^. 14^ 
 
 De hominibus ad arma, peditibus, & fagitariis in comltatu ATeryo- 
 neth eligendis. 
 
 De cuflodia villas Berewici commifTa Johauni de Denum, 
 
 De fagittariis in comitatu Kancia; eligendis. 
 
 De conftituendo Henricum de Percy, & Radulphum de Nevill, cuf- 
 todes marchiarum in comitatu Noithumbr', & partibus Scotiai adjacen- 
 tibus. 
 
 De certis hominibus in tcrris de Melenyth, &c. eligendis & eos ad 
 regem ducendis. 
 
 De hominibus in Suth-wallia, & ahis teriis, eligendis, & eos ad regem 
 ducendis. 
 
 De inquirendo fi officium vicecomltis de Rokefburgh, & cuftodia fo- 
 reflae de Selkirk, ad comitiflam de Mar pertineant. 
 
 De irrotulando nomina illorum qui habent literas regis de pardonatione 
 felbniarum, &c. 
 
 Membrana 14. 
 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 De marinariis eligendis. 
 
 De certis hominibus affignatis ad pacem regis In marchiis Scotii^e con- 
 fervandis. 
 
 De intendendo quibufdam affignatis ad quofdam homines ad arma in 
 diverlis com' eligendos. 
 
 MEMBRANA13, 
 De hominibus ad arma in comitatu Ebor' eleftls ufque Berewicum, 
 & alibi ducendis. 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 Membrana ii.- 
 
 Rex conceffit Henrico de Percy caftrum, villam, & conftabulariamdc 
 Jeddeworth, &c. 
 
 Conceffio caftri & peli de Loghmaban, ac vallis Anand' in Scotia, fadla • 
 Edwardo de Bohun. 
 
 De hominibus in partibus de Merioneth eledis ad regem ducendis, & 
 de vadiis folvendis du£loribus. 
 
 Membrana i i . 
 De hominibus ad arma, & peditibus, in partibus Nortliwali' & South- 
 wall' clcdis, ad rcfem ducendis. 
 Dc vadiis folvendis du^loribus. 
 De protedtionibus. 
 
 Membrana.
 
 150 1^ O T U L I S C O T 1 ^. 
 
 ^1 E M B R A N A lO. 
 
 De homiiiibus nd arma, &c faglrtnrlis. In wappentachiis de Lcilond- 
 fhire, & aliis wappentachiis, ' eligen. is, 6c ad regem duccnJis. 
 
 Dc (unnibus hominibu.-. infra ajtati.'s Icxdccim <5c lexaglnta annorum in 
 comitafibus Cumbr' 6c Weuracrl' eligeO'lis, 6c ad rcgv:;m ducendis. 
 
 De aii'gnando Robcrtum de Clitibrd, 6c Ranulphum de Dacre, ad 
 morandum fiiper ialva cullodia villae 6c marchiiE Kailioli. 
 
 De protedliionibus. 
 
 De bladis in partibus RichmundliE providendis, 6c ufque Karliol' 
 duci faciendis. 
 
 Dc bladis intVa libertatem de Holderneffe providendis, 6c ufque portura 
 de Kingcilon ducendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 9. 
 
 De quibufdani inimlcls regis de Scotia infra dominium regis captis in 
 prifona cull;odicndis. 
 
 De pardonationibus. 
 
 De lexccnti^ cjuarteriis frumcnti, Sc duobus mlllibus quarteriis avena- 
 rum in comitatu Lincoln' providendis, 6c ulque Berewicum duci taciendis. 
 
 De prote<fl:ione. 
 
 De viginti homiiiibus ad arma, ultra numcrum prius elecflum in Efl- 
 ilthlngo in comitatu Eborum eligendis, 6c ufque civitatem Ebor' ducendis, 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 
 De fale, cera, 6c \'lno per thcfaurarium 5c camerarium providendis, 6c 
 ufque Novum Caftrum 6c Karliol' ducendis. 
 
 De hobelariis Sc pedltibus in diverfis partibus comitatus Eborum arrai- 
 andis, ita quod prompti fuit, ex praemunitione trium dierum, ad pro- 
 licifccndum in oblcquium regis. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 
 De toto frumcnto regis apud Novum Caltrum cxiftente moli, 6c bul- 
 tiri, &c ulque Bercwicum duci ficlend'. 
 
 De providcntia, dc frumento in comitatu Nottingham, per avifa- 
 mentum WlUiclmi de Merll:on facienda, &c ufque portum de Kingellon 
 duci facienda, 6c ex inde per collcdores cuflumarum ufque Bcrewicum 
 duci facienda. 
 
 De contimilibus providentiis in comitatu Ebor' faciendis, per avifamcn- 
 tum Ricardi de I'ole. 
 
 De intendendo proviforibus vidlualium. 
 
 De maturando provifionem vidualium infra libertatem Holderneffe. 
 
 6 Pro
 
 PvOTULI SCOTI M.. rji 
 
 Pro Ranulpho de Dacre. 
 
 De quibufdarti hominibus ad arma, & peditibus, in partlbus North- 
 wallii' arraiandis, & ad regem duci faciendis. 
 
 AIe M B R A N A 6. 
 
 De protectionibus & pardonationibus. 
 
 De hominibus ad arma, &c. in North-wallia eleftisad regem feiHnanter 
 ducendis. 
 
 Dc fupervidendo omnes arraiationes hominum fa£tas in diverfis parti- 
 bus comitatus Eborum. 
 
 De viftualibus providendis, & ad regem mittcndis, pro denariis rep-is 
 iiide folvendis. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 De diverfis provideiitiis de pilbe, & aliis, faciendis, &: ad villas- Novi 
 Caftri fuper Tynam, & Berewici fupcr Twedam, mitti faciendis. 
 
 De domibus lufficlendbus pro officio magna; garderoba; regis in villa 
 Berewici providendis, & liberandis. 
 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 De providentiis bladorum in diverfis comitatibus faciendis, & ufque 
 Berevvicum fuper Twedam mittendis. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 De du6loribus hominum ad arma, & fagittariis, in comitatu Notting- 
 ham affignatis. 
 
 De ducendo ad regem certum numerum hominum, quos rex elip-t 
 mandaverat in comitatu Nottingham. ^ 
 
 De eflire & trier certein nombre des hobelers & archers en divcrles 
 parties. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 
 De maturando electionem quorundam hominum In North-wallia, & 
 eoltlem ad repcm celeritcr duci faciendo. 
 
 De fupervidendo naves in diverfis portubus, & dc ceitiorando regi de 
 apparatu earundem. 
 
 De omnibus illis de villa Bev^erlaci, qui receptis vadiis regis, ab obfe- 
 quio_ regis occulte rccefferunt, capiendi^, & ad gaolam calhi Ebor' du- 
 cendis. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De fupervidendo omnes arraiationes fadas in comitatu Ebor' & ordi- 
 nando certas perlbnas pro dudione hominum fic eledoriun ad regem. 
 
 De
 
 •.i5« R O T U L I S C O T I yE. 
 
 De qulbufdam hobcllarlis, la dlverfis partlbus coinitatus Liucolu* cli- 
 s'C! dij, & ad niPcm duci faciendis. 
 Dc piOtcctlouibus &: pardonaiionibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 Do \ iclualibus ad opus regis pruvlr'ciulis. 
 
 l)e hominibus in partibus Noithuall' cleflis ad regem ducendis. 
 De mille quarteriis frumcnti in comitatibus Oxon' & Berk' provifis 
 ■iifque London' cariandis, & vicecomiri London' liberandis, &;c. 
 
 Que ccrtCHU pcrfones VL-ignent au roy ovc chivaux &c arraurez, vitailles 
 pur XV. jours. 
 
 D O R S O. M E M B R A N A II. 
 
 Dc proclamando, quod omnes qui in obfequium regis ad partes Scotiss 
 ■volueruiit proficifci, habcant omnia bona & catalla qua; adquirere poterunt 
 in partibus illls. 
 
 De proclamatione facienda, quod mcrcatorcs omnia genera vi£lualium 
 ad regem & exercitum luum in partibus borialibus ir.lve ducere poilint. 
 
 Dc maturando negotium arraiationis homiuum in diverlis comitatibus. 
 
 .Litera deprecatoria dc dcnariis rcgi inutaiidis. 
 
 De vcniendo ad regem equis & armis. 
 
 De hominibus in Efl-rithingo in coniitatu Ebor' eledis & arraiatis ad 
 :rcgcm ducendis & rebellibus in hac parte capiendis. 
 
 Di: ciTciido ad regem ad ccrtum diem iub toristadura. 
 
 M E M B R A N A lO, D O R S O. 
 
 De proclamatione facienda, quod omnes illi qui recefll-runt de exer- 
 tcitu regis, rcveniant ad regem ad partes Scotia', 6c contrariis in hac parte 
 capiendis. 
 
 De proclamando in Hibernia, ne quis ducat armaturas, vidualia, feu 
 .alia, de partibus Hibcrni?e ulquc Scotiam. 
 
 Membrana 9, Dor so. 
 
 De proclamatione facienda, ne quis congregationes feu convenficula 
 illicita faciat, leu armatis incedat. 
 
 De hobelariis & fagittariis elcdis ad villam de Ponte-burgi ad certum 
 diem ducendis. 
 
 Membrana 8, Dor so. 
 De effendo coram rege ad certum diem, ad refpondcnd' regl de con- 
 -tcmptu, de ncai elct^ionc homiuum. 
 
 "Membrawa
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I M. 153 
 
 Mem BR ANA 7, DORSO. 
 
 .X)c qui'oufdam rebellibus in arrationc hominum attachiandls & i!e tenis 
 & catallis eorum in manuni regis capicndis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6, D O R S O. 
 
 Dc pccunia mutuanda. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5 , D O R S O. 
 
 De Scotis infcquendis 6z capicndis per cofteram maris, in cnf'j quod 
 rcgiuim ingrcdi voluerint. 
 
 Qc_crie le face, qe touz ceux qi fe pocnt elder en armes velgnent au 
 toy attbrccment. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4, D O R S O. 
 
 Dc inqnirendo de oppreHionibus & extorfionibus fadlis in comltatu 
 Eborum, in eleftione hominum. 
 
 AIeMBRANA 3, DoRSG. 
 
 De vcnir au rov ove chivaux & armures efforcement. 
 
 Me MB R ANA 2, DoRSO. 
 
 De navlbus ponderls xl. doliorum vini & ultra arrefrandis & ad portUs 
 luos rcducl faciendls, & eildem duplici elkippamcnto niuniri faciendis. 
 
 Membrana I, DoRSO. 
 De navibus dc partibus exteris areftatls deareftandis. 
 Qe ccrteins gents dc Gales \eignent au roy efforcement, quelc part 
 quil loit. 
 
 R o T u L u s S c o T I Xj dc Anno 9 Edwardi III. 
 
 M E M B R a N A 46. 
 
 DE viftualibus providcndis & ufque Novum Caftrum & Berewicum 
 mittcndis. 
 De quadraginta marcis dc exitibus villa: Bercwici folvendis fratribus 
 dc ordine prcdicatorum ibidem. 
 
 De pardoiiationc pro Johannc le Fevre, &c Johanne Toblank. 
 De al^ignando Johannem dc Eltham comitem Cornubise fratrqm regis, 
 cuflodcm Marchiic, in comitatu Northumbr', &ad recipiendum homines 
 de Scotia ad paccm regis. 
 
 De hobelariis 6c fagittarils in comitatu Lancaftriae eligcndis. 
 De conduclu conccflb certis homlnlbus de Scotia, venlentlbus ufquc 
 Ebor', ad tractaudum cum nunciis regis Francias. 
 
 U Dc
 
 15+ R O T U L I S C O T I JL 
 
 De celarlls & aliis Jomibus, pro vivflualibus regis ciiHuJlcndls, Ro- 
 berto Toiigc libcraudis.. 
 
 Me MB R A N A 45. 
 
 Rex conccfllt Johaiiiii Ic Hunte manerium & vlUam dc Cnigy^ ciitn^ 
 pertinentiis. 
 
 Do pro\ idcndo in ccrth portabiis decern nm'cs o-vicrrip.as, & cas ufquc 
 Novum Caflium fupcr Tyiiani mittendo, lit obllqulum regis protc6luras. 
 
 Dc providendo ccrtas naves guerrinas, ad faciendum obvlam llipra mare 
 uni navi milKc ulque caftrum de Dumbretayne a- partibus cxteris. 
 
 De mitti taclendo decern naves guerrinas ad certa loca fupra niare ver- 
 fus partes occldentales, contra adventus hoilium per mare. 
 
 De certis quarterjis trumenti, fabarum, pilorum, Sc av.eiie m certis- 
 comltatibus providendis. 
 
 Uc viclualibus ad opus regis in partibus borialibus emendis & provi- 
 dendis. 
 
 Dc proteclione & conducftu pro qtiibufdam hominibus nunciorum- regis 
 Franciic mllFis ad partes Scoti.e. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 44. 
 
 Dc arraier totes lbs gentz du comte d'Eberwyk, ifl'ultq'il foient preflcs. 
 au maudenient le corate de Corne.waill, gardem.de la marche. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 43. 
 
 De poteftate data regi Scotiie habcndi conllabularium & marelcallum, 
 ad ea quie ad hujulmodi officia pertinent in exercitu fuo facienda. 
 
 De tribus navlbus,.& marinariis, earundem, in portubus de K}'ngefl:on. 
 luper Hull & Ravenfcre eligcndis. 
 1^ De tcrris & tenementis Galfridi de Moubray in manum regis capiendis. 
 
 De pardonationibus. 
 
 I/iterx de conductu pro nuncils regis Franciae.. 
 
 Mem BR ANA 42i 
 
 Cuftodia villa; Berewicl fuper TwcdamcommiflaNIcholaodeCantilupo.. 
 
 Dc poteftate data Nicholao de Cantilupo, amovendi homines fulpe£tos 
 .1 villa Bcrcwicl lupcr Twedam. 
 
 De cxcufando Johannem de Leiburn, & alios, de non adventu fuo adi 
 regem ad diem &c locum pricfixos. 
 
 De non mokftaiido homines de Scotia, ducentcs Ricardvun Talebot ad; 
 marchias Anglia;. 
 
 De protedtionibus.. 
 
 De
 
 noruLiscoriJE, i- 
 
 De conflitnendo Johaiincm Haward, admlrallum. 
 
 De duobus molcndinis ventriclls, & diiobus molendinls ad equos, npv.d 
 Novum Caftrum fupcr Tvnam fieri, & iifque TIcrewicum duci f.icicndis. 
 
 De centum fagittariis in comitatibus KanciK, Surrcia,', 6c SuiTcx', ell- 
 gendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 41, 
 
 Prnmiflu) fafta nuncils regis Francis, de proclamatlone faclenda, n?. 
 quis Scotls adha^rentes per certum tempus ofFendat. 
 
 De protei5lione & condiicflu pro quatuor perlonis de Scotia. 
 
 De conduccndo certos nuncios do Scotia. 
 
 Depifcaria de Edermouth, cumdiverfis allis pllcariis in aqua de Twedc, 
 conceflis Thomis de Bauniburgh & Roberto de Tughale. 
 
 De conftltuendo Ricaidum de Holland admlrallum verfiis partes occi- 
 dentales. 
 
 M E M n R A N A 40. 
 
 De certis jiobelarlis & fagittarils in diverfis comitatibus etigendis ad 
 proficilcendum in oblequio regis verfus partes Scotia?. 
 
 Membra n a 3 9. 
 De hobelariis in diverfis civitatibus & burgls in forma pra^di^Hia eligcndis. 
 De viclualibus provldendls. 
 
 Quod vlcecomes Norft' recipiat quaxlam vidualia a Johanne de Ma- 
 ners, & ea ulque villas Berewicl & Nov! Caftrl duci faclat. 
 
 Membrana 38. 
 De homlnlbus ad arma, & peditibus, in diverfis locis la Wallia eli- 
 gcndis &c arraiandis, ac ad regem ducendis. 
 
 Membrana 37. 
 
 De diverfis figittarils la comltatu Derbcia? eligendis, & ufque regem 
 ducendis. 
 
 De conftituendo Johannem de Athl admlrallum navium ad partes 
 Scotiae deftinatarum. 
 
 De navlgio ad opus regis In partlbus Hibernue providendo. 
 
 De denariis regis, In cuftodia Johannls de Denton exlilentibus, ca- 
 merarlo Berewicl Iblvendis. 
 
 De tribus navibus guerrinls la portubus de Kyngefl.on 8c Ravenferc 
 provldendis, ^c. ad obviandum navl quas dicitur la Beaumondefgogge. 
 
 Quod arraiatores homlnum in Weft-rlthingo & North-ritbingo in co- 
 mltatu Ebor' afllgnatl venire faciunt hujufmodl arraiatos coram certis per- 
 fouis per regem aflignatls. 
 
 U 2 Membrana
 
 156 R O T U L I S C O T I .«. 
 
 Membrana 36. 
 
 De fnpervidcndo & ordlnando de quatuor navibus guerriiils, oidinatis 
 ad obviandum culdam navi verfus caftrum de Dumbretain carcata;! 
 
 De ofto navibus guerrinis per cofteram marls Anglise & Wallias ad 
 opus regis arrefiiandis. 
 
 De diverfis plfcarijs in aqua de Twcde conccflis Thomae de Baumbuigh 
 & Roberto de Tughale, 
 
 Litera in niherniam miffa, pro auxilio regis a clero concedendo, in 
 auxilium gucrrx- fu;e Scotia'. 
 
 De hominlbus ad arma, hobelariis, & peditlbus in partibus Ilibernis 
 eligendis, ad proficifccndum In obfequlum regis veiius partes Scotia?. 
 
 Membrana 35. 
 
 De trefcentis hobelariis, & mille fagittariis, in comitatu Lincobi' 
 electis, ad rcgem ducendis. 
 
 Do hominlbus ad arma, fagittariis, hobelariis &: peditlbus, in Wcft- 
 rithingo in comitatu Eborum electis, coram Johanne de Eland, & Nl- 
 cholao de Wortcleye venire faclendis. 
 
 De decern hobelariis regl per communltatem villie Colceftrias con- 
 ccflis, armis competentibus munlendls, & ad regem mittendis. 
 
 De qulbufdam victuaUbus, pro luflcntatione hominum terrae Hibernian 
 in obfequlum regis verfus partes Scotlic profefburorum, providendis. 
 
 De centum llbrls folvendls Henrico de Percy. 
 
 De quadraglnta hobelariis & ducentis fagittariis in comitatu \\'lgoni'. 
 dcdis, ad regem ducendis. 
 
 AIembrana 34. 
 
 De fubfulio hominum ad arma, & fubfidlo pecuniario, rcgl in ccrtis 
 civitatlbus 6c vUlis Hlbernla' taclendis. 
 
 De viftuallbus regis in comitatu Glouceflrias provlfis ufque Skymbui'- 
 ne(ic duel faclendis. 
 
 De duabus navibus guerrinis regl per burgenks villa; Erlftol conctflii 
 munlendls & fupra nunc mittendis. ^ 
 
 Litera; de condudu & proteclione pro certis perfonis de Scotue. 
 
 De liominibus in dlverlis dominiis in W'allla clcCtis ad reovm ducendis. 
 
 De centum hobelariis, ultra numerum prius chclum, in cpllcopatu. 
 Dunehn', eligendis, & ad regem mittendis. 
 
 Membrana ^2. 
 De certis hobelariis, ukra numeaim prius elcdlum, in diverfis comi- 
 tatlbus eligendis, 6c ufque villas KarUol' & Novl Caflri fuper Tynam 
 ducendl.-. 
 
 De
 
 ROTULI SCOTIA. ry; 
 
 De poteftate data recipiendi ad pacem regis homines de Scotia. 
 
 De poteflate data faciendi pardonationem de feloniis tarn Anglicis 
 qviam Hibeniicis, ufque ad certum numerum. 
 
 JJe ducefido fagittarios, iu comitatu Eflex' elcclos, verfus partes Scotias. 
 
 De ducciids f;igittariis in comitatu Eflcx', fi nonduui ele6ti fuerint, de 
 novo eligendis, &c. 
 
 De prote(5lio;ie. 
 
 Membrana 32. 
 
 De cuflodia holpitalis de Rotherford juxta Gedeworth concefla Simonl' 
 de Sandford. 
 
 De omnibus hominibus ad arma, hobclariis, &; fagitariis in diverfis- 
 comitatibus arraiandis. 
 
 Membrana 31. 
 
 De hominibus ad arma, &c peditibus, in partibus Northwall' eledis, 
 ad rLgem duccndis. 
 
 Dc capiendis corporibus contrariantium eledionl hobelariorurn, &c. in 
 comitatu Ebor'. 
 
 De aflignando Waltcrum de Watevvang; locumtcnentem Johannis Ha- 
 ward, admiralli iiavium vcrlus partes Scotia; profcdturarum. 
 
 Pro Williclmo de Coney. 
 
 De contlituendo Thomam de Maydefton capitaneum Sc fupcriorem 
 cuftodum qiiarundam navium lupra mare profcclurarum. 
 
 De conftituendo Simonem de Beltoft, capitaneum 6c fupcriorem cuf^ 
 rodcm fex navium guerrinarum. 
 
 De conftituoudo Thomam Cros receptorem dcnariorum regis pro vadiis 
 hominum ad arma in partibus Hibernian iolvendis. 
 
 De poteftate data Thomte Cros, recipiendi vi6luaHa in partibus Hi- 
 bernia?, in recoriipenfationcm dcbitorum regis. 
 
 De intcndcudo Hugoni de Rcppes, in eJcdione quorundam marina-- 
 riorum. 
 
 De vadiis hominibus in partibus North-Wallia:; cleclis, ad prolicifcen— 
 dum verfus Scotiam,'folvendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 30. 
 
 De protetflione. 
 
 De intendcndo Willichiiode Alelchebiirn, caiianti vidluaHa regis verfus 
 partes Scotia; cum navi fua. 
 
 De potertate data admirallo, eligendi homines validos pro efkippa— 
 nu-nto navium iupra marc pro dcfenlionc terras profecturarum.. 
 
 Dc protccUoue. 
 
 JMii-MBRANA
 
 158 R O T U L I S C O T I -K. 
 
 IM K M r. R ANA 29. 
 
 Dc intcndcm'o Simciii de Ik'koft, in provilione &: a r relatione fcx na- 
 viiim guerrlnaium pro oblequio regis. 
 De proteclionibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 28. 
 
 De mirtcndo homines ad arma, & alios, ad rcgcm in Scotia, Sc cis 
 vadia pro hujulmodi itiiiere Iblvendis. 
 Dc protC(5iionibu3. 
 
 MeMT. RANA 27. 
 
 •De intendcndo Ricardo de la Pole, &c aliis, in elcclione marluariorum 
 pro quadam navi guerrina. 
 
 Membrana 26. 
 Dc protciflione pro quihurdam marinariis in obfcquium regis profeduris, 
 De explorando, h qiuc naves in porta de Calcvs, leu alibi, parata; 
 cxillant ad gravandum gentes regis, & rerifrendo eildem. 
 De frumcnto ad opus regis providendo. 
 De protectione pro comite de Julers. 
 Dc frumento ad opus regis providendo. 
 Dc pardonatione pro Johanne Bele. 
 
 Membrana 25. 
 
 De conflitucndo Johannem de Cobeham admirallum verfus partes 
 occidentales. 
 
 De non moleftando comitem de Namons, qui ad rcgem ad partes 
 Scotia fit venturus. 
 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 De vinis ad opus regis providendis. 
 
 De caflro Dovorr' viclualibus & armaturis municndo, & pra:muniendo 
 omnes qui tencntur ad wardani cjuidcni, quod prompt! lint ad cullo- 
 d endas wardas caftri illius, 
 
 De arraiando omnes homines dcfenfabiles comitatuum Cumbr' & Weft- 
 mcrl' ; ita quod parati lint ad proficifccndum contra Seotos. 
 
 Membrana 24. 
 
 Dc affignando cuflodes omnium portuum & litorum marls, ac omnes 
 terra; maritinKt in divcrfis comitatibus. 
 
 Dc aliquo communi figno, per ignem, vel alio modo. in pr^emuni- 
 tionem patria: fupra montes, per fingulos comitatus taciendo. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 159 
 
 Membrana 23. 
 Dc arraiando oir.nes homines defenfabiles in diverfis comitatibus, & 
 «ildem armis competcntibus faciendo, contra adventum hominum de 
 partibus exteris. 
 
 Membrane 23 & 22, 
 Quod'omncs illi de London' ad arnia fe parent, ita quod prompti Tint 
 ad progrediendum in obfequlum regis, fi pericula imineant.^ 
 
 Membrana 22. 
 
 De aflignando cuflodes portuum ac littoruni maris. 
 
 De arraiando omnes homines defenlabiles in diverfis comitatibus, & 
 eirdem armis muniri. faciendo contra adventum hominum de partibus 
 exteirs. 
 
 IN/Tembrana 21. 
 
 De fupervidendo caftra regis in partibus Walliae, & ordinando, quod 
 Guftodiantur prout antiquitusextitit ordinatum;. & quod muniantur arma- 
 turis & vi^tuaUbus. 
 
 De arcdando omnes naves pondus quadraginta doliorum vini & ultra 
 portantes, infra libertatem quinque portuum, & alibi, & eligendo mari- 
 Jiarios pro eifdem, eafdemque de guerra parari facere ad proficifcendum 
 lupra mare. 
 
 De poteftate data admirallo faclendi fubftltutum, & eligendi homines 
 ad arma, & alios, pro munitione navium. 
 
 De proteiftione & conductu pro qulbufdam pcrfonis de Scotia. 
 
 De conflituendo Robertum Clifford culliodem Marchiarum in comita- 
 tibus Cumbr' 6c Weflmerl', ac capitaneum & duftorem omnium homi- 
 num in eifdem comitatibus arraiatorum ad rcfiflendum Scotis & aliis. 
 
 Membrana 20. 
 
 De cuftodibus om.nlum portuum & littorum maris, &c. in Wallia 
 airignatis. 
 
 Dc quadraginta doliis grofTi falis, & trefcentes quarteriis avenae, ufque 
 Berewicum per vicecomitem Lincoln' mittendis. 
 
 De ordinando dc falva cuftodia villas Bcrewici, & certis molendinis 
 ibidem erigcre faciendis. 
 
 Dc frumcnto moli & ufque Berewicum mitti faciendo. 
 
 De fcxaginta doliis vini & fexcentis quarteriis fdis ulque Berewicum 
 mittendis. 
 
 De alTignando ccrtas perfonas ad intereflcndum pro regc, 6c fiio nomine, 
 cuidam tradatui apud l^ondon' convocato. . 
 
 De
 
 i6o R O T U L I SCO T 1 JE. 
 
 De afligiiando ccrtas perfonas ad dnccndum omnes homines arraiatos 
 in London', ad rcfiftcnduni alicnigcnis li rcgnum ingrcdi pra-liuriprerint. 
 
 Dc niolendinis regis apud p]erc\vicum mittcndis, ac eildem porfici 
 faciciidis. 
 
 j\I E M 3 R A N A I9. . 
 
 Do capitancis & diiftoribiis hominum ccrtorum comitatinim aflignandis 
 contra adventum hominum de partibus exteris. 
 
 Quod arraiatorcs prscdidorum hominum intcndentcs fml przefatis 
 ailignatis. 
 
 Me M B R A N A 18. 
 
 De aflignando Rogemm Mauduyt, & alios, ad cuftodiendum omnes 
 portus & llrtora maris in comitatu Northumbr'. 
 
 Quod homines de Novo Caftro lupcr 1 ynam armis competentibus fe 
 parent, ita quod prompti fint ad proficilcendum pro dtknlione tcrriE, ad 
 prsmunitionem prsdlctorum culiodum. 
 
 De afiignancio Johannem de Denton, & alios duvTrores hominum, ad 
 pra'dictos cullodes. 
 
 De maeremio receptori viclualium regis apud Eerewlcum, pro con- 
 flructione molendinorum regis ad equos, ibidem liberando. 
 
 Quod quidam pradati, & alii, le & fuos armis munlri taciant, ad pro- 
 ficilcendum in delenlionem terra, fi pcriculum imineat. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I 7. 
 
 Dc conftituendo Pctrum Bardc admiraUum verfus partes occidcntalc?, 
 Sc de poteflate data eidem eligendi marinarios pro munitlone navium pro- 
 ficilcentium in oblequium regis. 
 
 De fupervidendo naves pro obfequio regis in ccrtis partibus arreftaLis, 
 q\ia; nondum font profecla- in oblequium regis, (5c ad milHonem carun- 
 dem fupra mare fedinaiido. 
 
 De protcotione & conduclu pro Henrico comltc Montis BcIIigardi, do- 
 mino Montis Falconis in Buvgundia, qui ad regem in Angliam nupcrvenit. 
 
 Dc ccrtis pcribnis aflignatls ad ordinandum de Hilva cuftodia terra; 
 Wallia-, & induccndum Wallenfes quod fidellter le gerant. 
 
 Rex conccirit Thomic dc Bradftanc maneria de Dunl'c &c Chernefide in 
 comitatu Bcrewici. 
 
 De quingentis marcis conccflis Henrico de Percy, finguiis annis pcr- 
 cipicndis. 
 
 De officio contrarotulatoris culluma: lanarum, &:c. in villa Bcrewici 
 conceflb Williclmo de Alwyuton. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I /E, ,6i 
 
 Membrane i6, 15, & i^. 
 De paidonatione pro homicidiis &c felonijs. 
 
 Membrana ij. 
 De protedlone pro dlverfis perfonis de Scotia. 
 
 MEMBRANJEr3, 12, ir,&to. 
 De pardonatioiie pro homicidiis & feloaiis. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 
 De officio vicecomitls de Edenburgh commifTo Johannide StryveljTi. 
 
 De llcentia data Duncano comiti de Fyff ad coucedendum maueriura 
 fuum de Caldre Thomce de Ferreres. 
 
 De cuftodia villae Berewici fuper Twedam commlfTa Antonio de Lucy. 
 
 De conftituendo Antoniutn de Lucy juiliciarium regis villas Berewici, 
 ac aliarum terrarum regis in partibus Scotia;. 
 
 Rex conftituit Thomam de Burgo cancellarium & camerariutn fuum 
 villae Berewici, &c. 
 
 Membrana 8, in Schedula. 
 Hex conceffit Willieimo de Monteacuto foreflam de Selkyrk & Etryk, 
 ac villam & vicecomitatum de Selkyrk, ac etiam villam & comiturn dc 
 Peebles, cum pertinentiis. 
 
 Me M B R A na 8. 
 
 De quadringentis fagittariis in comitatu Eborum eligeiidis, & ufaue 
 regem ad partes marchice Scotiae ducendis. 
 
 De liberando maneriura de Boulton in Allerdale Alexandro de Mou- 
 bray. 
 
 De prote£tione & conduftu pro quibufdam perfonis de Scotiae. 
 
 De non inferendo damnum feu moleftiam Andrew de Muriefe, feu 
 fibi adha^rentibus, durante quadam fufferentia guerras. 
 
 De poteftate data Alexandro de Moubray, & Willieimo Bullock, con- 
 cedendi treugam inter regem & fibi adha^rentes, 6c Andream de Mureft', 
 & fibi adhaerentes, per certum tempus. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De quadam treuga Andreae de Murreff & (ibi adha:rentibus per certum 
 tempus concefla. 
 
 De proteiftioue & condu<5tu pro quibufdam perfonis dc Scotia. 
 
 X De
 
 ,«2 R O T U L I S C O T I /E. 
 
 De poteAate data Willielmo de Monte Acuto, & aliis, tra^andi & 
 concoidandi cum Andrea dc Murreff de Scotia, fuper guerrarum difcor- 
 dlls & controverfils. 
 
 De pioreftioue & conduflu pro Roberto de Lowethre. 
 
 Prorogatio treugie Andreae de Murreff & libi adhserentibus conceflae. 
 
 De poteftate data Galfrido le Scrop & aliis, tradlandi & concordandi 
 cum Andrea de Murreff. ? ■ 
 
 De vicUialibus ad opus regis a Johanne de Bohun, comite Hereford, 
 precipiendis. 
 
 De den.iriis Johanni de Strivelyn folvendis. 
 
 De'navibus providendis pro vidualibus regis cari;mdis. 
 
 De equis pro molcndlnis regis apud Ikrewicum providendis. 
 
 De vichialibus Johanni de Strivelyn, pro munitione caftri de Eden- 
 burgh libcrandis. 
 , De quadam trcuga cum Scotis ad certum tempus conceffa. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De proteiftione & conductu pro quibulHam perfonis de Scotia. 
 Pro prioriffa & moniahbus de Haliffane. 
 De protedione pro Thoma Rydale. 
 
 Affignatlo ccrtarum perl'onaruni ad arraianduni omnes homines coml- 
 tatus Northumbr' 6i. ad eoldcm armis muniri faciendos. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 De quadringentis fagittariis in comitatu Ebor' eleftis arraiandis, & 
 ducentis lagittariis cquitibus ultra numerum ilium in eodem comitatu 
 tligendis, & omnibus illis uique partes Scotia; ducer.dis. 
 
 De pardonatione pro homicidiis & fcloniis. 
 
 1. 
 
 AI E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 De fupervidendo arraiationcs omnium hominum comitatus Cumbr' &c 
 Weflmcrl' fadtas, & ad omnes homines eorundem comitatuum ad pug- 
 nandum potentcs, (i non arraiati exillant, de novo arraiando^s. 
 
 Prorogatio cujufdam treugic Scotis conceffas. 
 
 De protedione & coududu pro ccrtis ijerfonis dc Scotia. 
 
 De dctcdibus in caiiro dc Edenburgh reparandis. 
 
 De cuftodia hofpitalis de Lynlithkou tlata & concefl'a Johanni Swanlund. 
 
 Pro abbatc dc Dundreyna^^ dc conlirmutione. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 De fupervidendo vidlualia regis apud Karl' & Skyjiburneffe, 5c ad in^* 
 f nmi'.tionem capicndam de eifdcm qu;€ utilia exiflantpro rcge, & qus non. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I SC O T I iT!. ,6^ 
 
 De omnibus navibus in portubus verfus partes occidentales fuperviden- 
 dendis, & pro obfequio regis areftandis. 
 
 De amovendo manum regis de terris quas fuerunt Edwardi regis Sco- 
 tia;, in Lowederdale. 
 
 De attendendo Willielmo de Eland, affignato ad Johannem comitem 
 de MurrefFde Notingham ufque Wyndefore ducendum. 
 
 De decern doliis flors, & fex dollis vini, Edwardo regi Scotiie liberandli. 
 
 De protedione & condu£lu pro certis perfonis de Scotia. 
 
 Prorogatio cujufdam treugic Scotis conceflk. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 De certis perfonis eleftis in comitatu Eborum ad proficifcendum ad 
 partes Scotiae, & qui non funt profedi, de novo arraiandis, & ulque 
 JNorthalverton ducendis. 
 
 Membrana I- 
 
 De vacua placea terras cum pertinentiis fuper le Neffe in villa de Bere- 
 wico concefla Roberto Shout. 
 
 Pro comitifla de Fjff, 
 
 De mefluagiis in villa de Berewico conceflis. 
 
 Rex conceflit villam de Edrynton, & pifcariam de Edcrmuth, &c. 
 Willielmo de Preffen, qui Johannem comitem de Murreff in guerra cepit. 
 
 De llagittariis in comitatibus Derb' & Lane' eligendis, & armis com- 
 petentlbus muniri faclendis, & ufque Berewicum ducendis. 
 
 DoRso. Membrana 46. 
 
 De extorfionibus & contemptibus audiendis & terminandis. 
 
 De capiendo omnes illos, qui receptis vadiis, ab obfequio regis a pdr- 
 tibus ScotirE recefrerunt, & eildem in prlfonis cuftodlendis. 
 
 De hobelariis in comitatu Lincoln' electis ad regem felHnanter ducendis. 
 
 De manucaptione pro quibufdam hominibus comitatus Lane' captis, 
 pro eo quod non funt profefti in obfequium regis. 
 
 Lcttres d'excufation pur certeLns perfones, qui ne vindrent au roy a fon 
 mandement. 
 
 Q£ certeins grantz feigneurs fe treifcnt de vers le north. 
 
 Proclamation, qe touz ceux du counte de Lancaftre, qi fe pount eider 
 es armes feient prell de venlr au royal gamifment de trois jours. 
 
 De certiorando regem luper modo arraiationis faftac in comitatu Eborum., 
 
 Membrana 45, Dors o. 
 Proclamation, qe totes gentz qc fe purront elder es armcs veigncnt au 
 voy efforcement. 
 
 X 2 Membrana
 
 ,6^ R O T U L I SCOTIA 
 
 M E M B R A N A 44, D O R S O. 
 
 De navibus areftatis deareftandis. 
 
 Membrana 39, DORSO. ^ 
 Quod diverfi magnates veniant ad regeni cum equis & armis. 
 
 Membrana 38, D o r s o. 
 De regratiando probis hominibus de Biackiiey, pro quadam navl gyer- 
 rina regl concefla. 
 
 Membrana ^^^ Dor so. 
 
 Uitera d'lrcifla illis de Briftol', pro duabus navibus guerrlnismlttendis 
 fiipra mr.re, pro refiftentia inimicorum regis. 
 
 De llibiidio hominum ad arma ulque Scotiam mitteudo.per pr^Iatos 
 Hiberniae faciendo. 
 
 Quod magnates Hiberniae veniant ad regem ad partes Scotiae cum equis 
 & armis. 
 
 Membrana 34, Dor so. 
 De certo numero hominum Wallenfium ellgendo, & ad regem mk- 
 
 tendo. 
 
 De fuperfedendo eleilioni hominum in certis comltatibus facieiidiE,. 
 rationc finis fa<5li cum rege. 
 
 M-embrana 23-> D o R s o. 
 De hobelariis 6c fagittariis ad cuftus comitatuum ducendis. . 
 De nave providenda ad opus comitis de Julers. 
 
 Membrana 32, Dor so 
 s in 
 tione mittcndls 
 
 De fagittariis in comitatu Glouceftriae eledlis ad regem cum feftina- 
 
 Membrana 31, DORSO, 
 De fuperfedendo ele^tionem quorundam hobelariorum. 
 
 Membrana 30, D o r s o. 
 Dc hobelariis & fagittariis in certis comitatibus ehgendis, & apud 
 Novum Caftrum fuper Tynam ad certum diem mittendis. 
 
 Membrana 29, Dorso. 
 Dc certis perfonis, qui receflerunt ab obfcquio regis fine licentia fua, 
 capicndis, & in prifona falvo cuflodiendis. 
 
 Proclamatio,
 
 R O r V L I S C O T I i3i:. ,65 
 
 Proclamatio, ne quis armatus incedat contra formam llatuti, nee con- 
 venticula illicita faciat. 
 
 Membrana 26, DoRSO. 
 De quadam nave paranda pro rebus regis ulque Scotiam duccndis. 
 
 Membrana 23, Dor so. 
 
 Quod certi epifcopi inducant populum fuarum diocefium quod pacein 
 regis noil infringant. 
 
 Quod comes Ceftria falvo cuftodirl faciat caflra de Flynt & de Rothe- 
 Ian', & eadem armaturis & vi£lualibus muniri faciat. 
 
 Q^od diverfi magnates cuflodiri faciant omnes portus & litora maris, , 
 ac terram maritimam infra dominia fua in Wallia. 
 
 Membrana 21, Dorso. 
 
 Litera excltatoria ad faciendam arraiationem hominum defenfabiliuni.: 
 in comitatu Eborum. 
 
 Quod arraiatores hominum in comitatu. Ebor' lint coram concillo regis. 
 nd Eborum ad certum diem. 
 
 Membrana 20, Dor so. 
 
 Proclamatio, quod omnes illi qui vidlualia vendere voluerint, ea ulque ■ 
 Berewicum & villam Sandli Johannis duci facerent. . 
 
 Breve excitatorium directum admirallo. 
 
 De intendendo affignatis ad comitem de Murreff"', de guerra captum». 
 de Baumburgh ufque Eborum ducendo. 
 
 Breve excitatorium direftum pro aiTaiationibus hominum in comilatibua 
 Cumbr' & Weflmerl'. 
 
 Membrana 19, Dorso. 
 
 Litera; dire£lae epifcopis Walliae, de inducendo Wallenfes, quod bene 
 fe gerant crga regem, 6c inimicis refiftant, fi regnum intrare prsefump-- 
 ferint. 
 
 Brevla dire*Sla cuftodlbus portuum & litorum maris, de ordlnando- 
 fuper refiftentia inimicorum, fi regnum ingredi prefumpferint. 
 
 Membrana 3, Dorso. 
 De efllndp apud Berewicum cum cquls & armis ad certum diem.i 
 
 R O T U L U 8
 
 i66 R D T U L I S C O T I «. 
 
 RoTULUS ScoTi.'E, de Anno lo Edvvardi III. 
 
 Membwana 36. 
 
 DE prorogatione treuga;, five fuftcrentixs hominibus de Scotia 
 conceflk'. 
 
 De punlendo illos qui contra formam treugae hominibus de Scotia col- 
 ceflae dcliquerint. 
 
 De protcctione pro decern perfonis de Scotia. 
 
 Do permittendo eafdem perfonas in portu Dovorr' tranfire. 
 
 De protctflione pro lex perfonis venieutibus de David de Brus, in 
 Francia cxlftente. 
 
 De aHignando Antonium de Lucy cuftodem Marchiic comitatus 
 Northumbrian. 
 
 De fupervidendo cadra dc Rokefburgh & Edenburgh. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 35. 
 
 De caftro & Pelo de Loghmaban, ac valle Anand, reftitutis Wiilielmcj 
 de Bohun. 
 
 De fupervidendo arraiationes hominum ad arma, & aliorum, in 
 Northumbr', Cumbr', & Weftmerl', 
 
 De viftuallbus WiUielmo de Felton libcrandls. 
 
 Rex conceliit WiUielmo de Emeldon duas placeas terras cum pcrti- 
 ncntiis in vico de Briggate, in villa de Berewico. 
 
 De victualibus providcndis. 
 
 De liberando Henricum Douglas, in bello captum, vicecomiti North- 
 umbriae, ducendum ufque caftrum de Pontetraclo. 
 
 De vacuis placeis in Berewico arentandis. 
 
 De parendo mandatis fub figillo quo rex utitur in Berewico. 
 
 Dc vidluahbus Johaimi de Strivelyn liberandis. 
 
 Membrana 34. 
 Dc navibus ad opus regis arertandis. 
 
 Dc arraiatione tarn hominum quam navium fupervidenda. 
 De conftituendo Thomam Ughtred admirallum verfus partes Boriales. 
 De ellgcndo homines pro elkippamento navium. 
 Cviftodia vill:r Berewici commillii Antonio de Lucv. 
 De conftituendo Antonium de Lucy jufticiarium Eerewici, & aliarura 
 terrarum regis in Scotia. 
 
 Membrana
 
 ROTULI SCOT IM, 167 
 
 Membrana 33. 
 
 De omnibus portubus & litoribus maris cuftodiendis. : 
 
 De figno per ignem vel alio modo faciendo. 
 
 Membrana 32. 
 De hominilxis arraiandis in diverfis comitatibus. 
 
 Membrana 31. 
 De hobelariis in diverfis comitatibus eligendis. 
 De vi£tualibus comitiffa; de Meneteth' liberandis. 
 Rex conceflit comitiflas de Meneteth' decem folidos fingulis feptlmanis; 
 percipiendos. 
 
 De vidlualibus comitifla? de Boghan liberandis. 
 
 De denariispro rege Scotia: folvendis. 
 
 De viftualibus ufque caftrum de Coupre in Fyf mittendis. 
 
 De vidlualibus comitiflae de Fyf liberandis. 
 
 De vi6tualibus fratribus de ordine prEedicatormn de Berewico liberandis, 
 
 Membrana 30. 
 De pifcnriis in aqua de Twede concefils Thomae de Baumburgh, & Ro- 
 berto de Tughale. 
 
 De prorogatione treugas, five fijfferentia;, hominibus de Scotia concefi*ae» 
 De proteclionc pro lex perfonis de Scotia. 
 
 Membrana 29. 
 De terris concefils Willielmo de Moubray. 
 
 De carpentarlis, &c aliis in com' Norff' eligendis, &; lifque Scotiant 
 ducendis. 
 
 De hobelariis & faglttariis eligendis. 
 
 De viftualibus Michaeli de Wymes liberandis. 
 
 De expcnfis comlti de Murrcf lolvcndis. 
 
 Dc vidualibus Johanni de Stryveliu liberandis. 
 
 De marinariis eligendis. 
 
 Mrmbrana 28. 
 De vi£lualibus ufque Berewicum mittendis. 
 De hobelariis & faglttariis uf^]ue Berewicum duccivlis. 
 Rex conilituit Galhidum de Say admirallum flotac naviuni verfus 
 partes occidentalcs. 
 
 Dc admittcndo homines dc Scotia ad fidciai regis.
 
 ,6a R O T U L 1 S COT I JE. 
 
 De conft'ituc!ido Ilenticum dc Lancaltr' capitaneum totlua exercitus 
 regis ad partes Scotine dcftinati. 
 
 De conftitucndo Henricum de Bello-monte, comitem de Boghan, cou- 
 •ftabularium exercitus regis. 
 
 De deputando Willielmum deBohuii capitaneum omnium hominum 
 de comitatibus Cumbr' & Weftmerl'. 
 
 M E MB RAN A 2J. 
 
 De hominibus eligendis pro efkippamento navium. 
 De protedlioiiibus. 
 •De marinariis eligendis. 
 
 De conftituendo Galfridum de Say admirallum flotae navium verlus 
 partes occidentales. 
 
 De navibus & vi6lualibus regi liberandis. 
 
 De marinariis caftigandis. 
 
 Do obfidibus de Scotia ufque prioratura Nor\vic'"mittendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A z6. 
 
 De conduftu pro nunciis regis Franciae. 
 De condudtu pro nunciis David de Brus. 
 
 De traftando de treuga, five llifferentia, cum Andrea de Murref, vel 
 ■cum aliis hominibus de Scotia ad fidem regis non cxiftentibus. 
 De hobelariis & lagittariis fi electi non lint, eligendis. 
 De informatione capienda de arraiatione. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 25. 
 
 De portubus & litoribus maris cullodiendis. 
 De commune figno faciendo. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 24. 
 
 X)c armari faciendo juxta formam proclamationls. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 23. 
 
 De intendendo afllgnatis ad armari faciendis juxta flatutum Wrntoii'. 
 De hobelariis triandis & arraiandis. 
 De fagittariis eligendis. 
 De navibus arrcftandis. 
 
 Mem b r a n a 22. 
 De parari faciendo ad arma in civitate London'. 
 X)e terris conceflis Waltero de Byteleye. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I S C O T 1 /E. 169 
 
 De terra marltima in partibus South-wallias & North-wallia cuftodienda. 
 De communi figno faciendo fi faftiim non fuerit. 
 
 MeMERANA2I. 
 
 De caftris in Wallia fupervidendis. 
 De condu6lu pro quibulHam hominibus de Scotia. 
 Pro priorifla & monialibus de Berewico. 
 
 De armati faciendis omnes de Inlula de Taneto, juxta formam pro- 
 clamationis. 
 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 20. 
 
 De parando ad arma in villis de Lcn & Southamt' juxta formam pro- 
 clamatlonis. 
 
 De hominibus ad arma, & alils, in comitatu Ebor' eligendis. 
 
 De affignando Antonium de Lucy cuftodem comitatuum Northumbr', 
 Weftmerl', & Cumbr". 
 
 Me M B R A N A 19. 
 
 De confirmatlone chartae conceflse burgenfibus de Berewico luper 
 Tu'cdam. 
 
 De capltaneis & du6loribus in partibus Suth-Walliae afiignatis. 
 De hobelariis & faglttariis in comitatu CeflriiE eligendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I 8, 
 
 De intendendo deputatis Thomi^ de Rokeby in arraiatione. 
 
 De hobelariis & lagittariis, li ele6li non fnit, in comitatu Lancaftrite 
 eligendis. 
 
 De hobelariis & fagittariis ad partes Scotix ducendis. 
 
 De denariis Johanni de Stryvelyn, tam pro vadiis hominum ad arma, 
 quam pro diverfis opcratlonibus liberandis. 
 
 De baliftis & alils eidem Johanni liberandis. 
 
 De protedlionibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I 7. 
 
 De vi£lualibus providcndis, & ad regem ad partes Scotiae mitti faciendis. 
 De vi(flualibus in Flibernia providendis. 
 De protcctioaibus. 
 
 Me MB RAN A 16. 
 
 De cuftodia cadri de Edenburgli, & officio vicecomitatus de«Edci> 
 hurgii, conceffis Johanni de Stryvelyn. 
 De prote£llone. 
 
 Y De
 
 1^0 R O T U L I S C O T I ^E. 
 
 De pecUtibus eligcndis in Sutli-Wallia & North-Wallla. 
 De navibus pro guerra paratis fupra mare tencndis. 
 De navibus de Hibernia hipra mare mittendis. 
 De marinarlis caftigandis. 
 
 Me MR R A N A 15. 
 De denarlis admirallo folvcndis, ad rogatum regis. 
 De fuperledcndo arraiationcni hobclariorum in comjtatlbus Suffolc &• 
 denarlis ad opus regis libcrandis. 
 Dc frumcnto emendo. 
 De laglttis cmcndis. 
 De vicluallbus providcndis. 
 De navibus de guerra parandis. 
 De protcclione pro triginta perlbnis de Scotia, dc adh.Trentibus David 
 
 dc Brus. _ , • A • 
 
 De prote^flione pro certls perfonis de Scotia in Francia exiftentibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I 4. 
 
 De conftltuendo Wlllielmo de Clynton dutftorem omnium homlnirm 
 contra hoftcs. 
 
 De parendo oc Intcndendo capitancls & duftorlbus. 
 De vldualibus in comkatu Kanciae providendls.. 
 De caftro Dovorr' vino muniendo. 
 De protcdionibus. 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 De navibus fupervldendls, & marinarlis cligendis. 
 De lupervidendo arralatlones hominum defenfabilium. 
 De protciflionc pro nunclls regis Franclic. 
 De navibus de Suthamt' de guerra parandis. 
 De vicluallbus marlnariis, & alils dlrtrlbuendls. 
 De denarlis levandls ad marinarios diftrlbucndis. 
 De denarlis folvcndis pro vicluallbus providcndis. 
 De denarlis Johanni de Noiwlco, admirallo, folvendls, . 
 De pcdltlbus de Wallla ad partes Scotias ducendis. 
 Dc protec^tione. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 12. 
 
 De hominlbus pro efkippamcnto navium eligendis. 
 
 De hominlbus cligendis & ad iniulas de Gcrnelcye & Jerfcyc mittendis, 
 
 De navibus areftandls, &c hominlbus In cis poncndls eligendis. 
 
 De contribuendo munitionl navium in magna Jernemuth. 
 
 Dc protc£lionlbu5. 
 
 MeMDR AKA
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^ 171 
 
 M f: M B R A N A II, 
 
 De faglttirlis cligendls, & ufque Berewicum duceiuUs. 
 
 De protecllone pro hominlbus de parva Jernemuth. 
 
 De vicluallbus regi Scotia; liberaudis. 
 
 De acceptatlone ciijufdam indenturoe facStae inter rcgcm Scotlx- & Jo- 
 hamiem de Inlula. 
 
 De proteclione pro Johanne de Infula. 
 
 De cuftodia villas Berewicl commiira Antonio de Lucy. 
 
 De officio cancellarii villas Berewici, & aliarum terrarum regis ultra 
 aquam de Twede, commifib Thomas dc Burgo. 
 
 Me M B R A N A 10. 
 
 De vi>5luallbus in navibus ponendis, & uiqiie partes Scotia; ducendis, 
 
 De compoto johannis de Stryvelyn audiendo. 
 
 De certiorando Thomam de Burgh de folutionibus Johanni de Stryve- 
 lyn fafti?. 
 . De vadiis folvendls. 
 
 De vinis emendis ad opus regis. 
 
 De arcubus & fagittls in Loudon' providendis. 
 
 De centum libris Edmundo de Grynelby liberaudis, ad diftribuendum 
 inter magiftros & marinarios. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 De prote£tioue pro nunciis regum Franciai & Scoti*. 
 De liigittariis eligendis in comitatu CeftricC. 
 De centum libris comiti Warr' liberaudis. 
 De diveriis hominibus de libertate de Knarefburgh capiendis. 
 De pliimbo ad opus regis providendo. 
 De vinis veteribus ufque Berewicum ducendis. 
 De obiidibus de Scotia abbati 6c conventui de Eyvefliam liberandis. 
 De fupervidendo opcrationes in fingulis caftris & pelis in terra Scotia: 
 & compoto audiendo. 
 
 IMembuana 8. 
 De hominibus eligendis in diverfis comitatibus. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 Dc hominibus eligendis in diverfis civitatibus, burgis, & villis. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De prote»5lionibus. 
 
 Y 2 De
 
 172 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 Dc bordis de Eftlaiul, & chevcron' de Norwag' providendis. 
 
 De fligittariis eligendis. 
 
 De vidualibvi^ infra lihertatcm Dunclm' providendis. 
 
 De iiiteiideudo Hugoui de Reppcs, in eleftione marinariorum. 
 
 Mem BR AN AM 5. 
 
 Dc conftitucndo Jo!i;,!i:iem dc Ros admiralluni vcrfus partes boriales^ 
 Dc proteclionibus. 
 
 M E M R R A K A 4. 
 
 De m\initionc Jia\ lum fupervidenda, & earum profectione acceleranda. 
 
 De vldhialilius infra libcrtatem Dunelm* providendis. 
 
 Dc bladis ulqiie Bcrewicum ducendis. 
 
 De cnnflitueudoWilllclmiim de Monte-acuto admirallum verfus partes 
 Gccidcntale^. 
 
 De coriditucndo Robcrtum dc I'fiord, & Johannem de Ros, admiral- 
 los verfus partes boriales. 
 
 Dc honiinibus eligendis, & in navlbus ponendis. 
 
 De batellis emendis, 6c bar^iis inde faciendis. 
 
 o 
 
 Mem BRAN A 3, 
 
 De traclando cum archiepifcopo Cantiiar', &c aliis apud London'. 
 
 De parendo pra?fato archiepifcopo, & aliis, in hujufmodi traftatu.. 
 
 De rebellibus in traftatu hujufmodi capiendis. 
 
 De traftando cum epilcopo Lincoln', & aliis, apud Norwicum. 
 
 De parendo eidem epifcopo, & aliis, in traftatu hujufmodi. 
 
 De rebellibus in tra^latu hujufmodi capiendis. 
 
 De intendendo comiti Arundell', in ele(£tione hominum ad arma*. 
 
 De homlnibus ad arma eligendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2, 
 De vliflualibus providendis. 
 
 De navlbus llipcrvidendis, & profe(5llone eaiiindem verfus Portefmuth' 
 acceleranda. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 De fagittarilj;, balirtarlis, & hominibus armatis ad modum hobela- 
 viorum eligendis. 
 
 De tradtando cum Tlioma Ughtred, pro quadam bargia. 
 
 De vigintl lulidis quallbet leptimana pro expenfis comltis de Murref 
 folvendis. 
 
 Dc denarils Johauni de Ros liberandis. 
 
 Dors o,.
 
 R O T U I. I S C O T I /E. r73 
 
 DoRso. IMembrana 36. 
 De Inqulrendo de domibus conllruclis in caftro de Gedeworth. 
 
 Membrana 35, DoRSO, 
 Dc vacuis placeis in Berewico arentandis. 
 De parendo mandatis Tub figillo regis dc Berewico. 
 
 Membrana 29, D o r s o. 
 De fuperledendo eleftloni & ductioni fagittariorum. 
 De fuperfedendo eledtioni hobelariorum. 
 
 IVIemerana 28, Dor so. 
 De non onerando burgenlcs de Shoram ad inveniendum hobelarios. 
 De luperfedendo elcftioni carpentariorum & aliorum in villa de Lenne. 
 
 Membrana 27, Dorso. 
 De fuperfedendo eleilioni hominum pro efkippamento naviiim i,n Nor- 
 wico, 
 
 Membrana 24, Dorso. 
 Forma parandi ad arma. 
 De parando ad arma juxta formam proclamationis. 
 
 Membrana 22. 
 De fuperfedendo eletSlioni hobelariorum. 
 De navibus deareflandis. 
 
 De hobelariis cllgendis in comitatu Norff', fi eledli non fuerint.. 
 De fagittariis muniri faciendis, prout fieri confuevit. 
 De non intromittendo dc eledione fagittariorum. 
 De fagittariis ellgendis in com' Stafford', fi elcifti non fuerint. 
 
 Membrana 21, Dorso. 
 
 Dc omnibus navibus in portu London' duplici efkippamento muniri. 
 fuclendls. 
 
 Quod unus admlrallus amicabliiter tradlet cum altero. 
 
 Dc hominibus in obfequium regis mittendis, non obftante quod vadia 
 non funt foluta. 
 
 De hominibus arralandis, &z terra maritima cuflodiendis. 
 
 Membrana 20, Dorso. 
 Memorandum, quod Antonius de Lucy alTumpfit pro cuf^odia Bcre- 
 v/ic'i & jufliclariis terrarum regis in Scotia.
 
 1 y^. R O T U L I S C O T I tE. 
 
 Quod ;iccefl\iri ad Scotiam non cxiant marchla Northumbnje fine coa- 
 fcnlu comitis Cornubiac. 
 
 Dc cxoncraudo cives London' dc efkippamento na\"ium areftarum. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I 9, D O R S O. 
 
 Dc intcndendo capitancis & dudlorlbus in Wallia. 
 
 ]\I E M B R A N A I 8, D O K S O. 
 
 De fagjtrnriis mktcndis (ii profedi nou fmt) ufque Berewicum fupcr 
 Twcdani. 
 
 Ue figuo facicndo, & terra marltima cuftodienda, ficut alias. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 17, Dors o, 
 De pcrmittcudo naves in portu de Portclmuth' cougrcgatas ad propria 
 rcduci. 
 
 Quod mcrcatores ducant vi*Stualia fua ufque Strivelyn, & alibi in Scotia. 
 De hobelailis in comitatu Ceflriaj ekvStis ulque Berewicum duceiulis. 
 
 M E M n R A N A 16, D O R S O. 
 
 De inquirendo qui fregerunt arellum navium. 
 De intendendo admirallo in providentia viclualium. 
 
 M E M G R A N A 1 5, D O R S O. 
 
 De.aliqua remuneratione marinariis in obfcqulo regis profciSluris ta- 
 cienda.. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I 4, D O R S O. 
 
 Dc clvltate London' a j^criculis cuflodienda, &c tranfgrcfloribus in ta 
 punicndis. 
 
 De maiiutenendo mercatores alienigeijas. 
 
 De compcllendo litora maris cuflodiri, prout fieri confiievit. 
 
 Membrana 13, Dor so. 
 Dc inquireodo de navibus llibtraftis per cofleram maris. 
 De falvo conducendo nuncios regis Angli;e de Wliitland. 
 No aliquis capiat vi6lualia per duodecim leuca a caflro Dovorr'. 
 Ne quis ducat vi(ft:-ualia extra regnum, iiifi ad partes Scotia? pro fiiften- 
 tatione hdcliuni regis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 12, D O R S O. 
 
 De inquirendo de Scotis ad fidem regis non exifiientibus. 
 
 De Ihgittariis, fi ele(5ti non fint, eligcndis & ulque Berewicum du- 
 
 cfudis. 
 
 Dc
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 17.5; 
 
 De Scotis converfantibus in terra Hiberniae, de ligeantia regis iioii 
 exitleatibus capiendis, arellandis, & infequendis, &c. 
 
 Membrana 9, DORSO. 
 De capiendo Petrum de Malo-Lacu, qui ab obfequio regis fine licen-* 
 tia receflit. 
 
 De non permittendo lanas ad partes exteras mitti. 
 
 De balliftariis & aliis recipiendis, & in obfequio regis ducendis. 
 
 De hominibus de villa de Lenae arraiandis. 
 
 IVTf. MBRANA 7, Dor SO.. 
 De fuperfedcndo eleftioni hominum ad arma. 
 
 M" E M B R A N A f, D O R S O. 
 
 De navibus congregandis in portu de Portefmuth. 
 De quibufdam navibus de Lenne, ad cuflus ejufdem villse, ufque Ore* 
 well mittendis. 
 
 Membrana 4, D o r s c. 
 Quod omnes homines armentur juxta ftatutum. 
 
 Membrana 3, Dorso. 
 De tradtando cum archiepifcopo Cantuar' & aliis, apud London'. 
 De hominibus ad trad>and' mittendis. 
 
 De inquirendb qux naves ad partes exteras poft inhibitionem diverterunt.- 
 De adhibendo fidem credulam Thom;^ de Holm, & aliis. 
 De quadam nave pro paflagio Johannis de Montc-Gte)meri, & Johannis 
 Wawyn ad partes tranfmarinas, providenda.. 
 
 Membrana 2, Dor so. 
 De navibus de guerra parandis. 
 De fubfidio regi concedendo per homines de Wynchelfe. 
 
 Membrana i, Dorso. 
 De exprimendo intentionem regis hominibus de Beverlaco. 
 De navibus areftnndis in portu de Fowy. 
 
 ROTULVS-
 
 i;6 R O T U L 1 S C O T I -^ 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTi.'Ej dc Anno ii Edvvardi III. 
 
 RFeMBRANA 22. 
 
 DE marinariis eligeiidis. 
 Dc victualibus provldendis pro kinere Johanuis de Norwico, ad 
 paites tranfmariiKis profecluris. 
 
 De non permlttciido hnas tranfire ad partes exteras. 
 
 Dc eligendo operarios pro fadtura cujufdam bargia*. 
 
 De eligendo marinarios pro eadcm bargia. 
 
 De protcvftionibus. 
 
 De lasittariis eligeiidis. 
 
 De cultodia Bercwici luper Twedam commlfla Antonio de Lucy. 
 
 Mem BRAN A 21. 
 
 De navibiis fupervidendis, & qua^dam alia faciendis. 
 
 De aliignando Johannem de Kilborn capitalem cementariuni opera- 
 tionum in callris regis in partibus Scotia?. 
 
 De niaiierio de Hoton concelVo Thomas de Burgh. 
 
 De conrtituendo Thomam de Uleflet receptorem denarionuii regis. 
 
 De intendendo Johanni de Wclenham, aiiignato ad e.xpugnandum naves 
 de Flandria. 
 
 Pro priore &c fratribus ordinis prasdicatorum de Berewico. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 20. 
 
 De afTenfa parllamenti &c intentione regis exponcnd', & traotjando dc 
 itinere niagnatuni ad partes Scotiue cum comite Warrewici. 
 
 De obfidibus liberandis. 
 
 De parendo mandatis fub figillo quo rex utitur Bercwicum. 
 
 Dc protettiouibus. 
 
 De fagittariis cligcndis &c ad comltem Warrewici ducendis. 
 
 De conftituendo Johannem de Swanneflond fupervilbrera operationum 
 in caftris & villis in Scotia. 
 
 De officio c;incclLu-ii vilke & comitatus Bcrcwici commiflb Thomje de 
 Burgo. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I 9. 
 
 De conftituendo Thomam de Bcllocampo comltem Warrewici capi- 
 •taneum & dudtorem cxercitus regis ad partes Scotiit protefturi. 
 
 6 Di^
 
 R O T U T. I S C O T I .^:. 
 
 ^n 
 
 'Dc trafl'ando cum homlnibus ad partes Scotiit profeflurls, fuper mora 
 6c vadiis fuis ibidem. 
 
 De tradando cum hominibus ad arma fuper mora Tua in muuitione 
 villic Sanfti Johannis in Scotia. 
 
 De tradtando cum Rogero de Swynncrton, fuper mora fua in comitiva 
 coraitis Warrewici. 
 
 De navibus arreftaudis. 
 
 Me MB RAN A I 8. 
 De bladis ab epifcopo Dunelm' recipicndis. 
 
 De traftando fuper mora cuflodum caftrorum in partibus Scotias. 
 De protedlionibus. 
 
 Membrana 17, 
 De redditlbus pro conftr'udione pontis Berewicl fuper Twedam datls 
 & conceflis, majori, burgenfibus, 6c communitati ejufdem villte liberandis. 
 
 Membrana 16. 
 
 Literas de pardonatione. 
 
 De jufticia exhibenda fuper reflitutioiie domus vocatoe le Berfreyt in 
 Berewico. 
 
 De navibus liberandis pro vidtualibus comltis Warrewici ad partes Sco- 
 tia; ducendis. 
 
 De vidualibus 6c armaturis providendis. 
 
 De hominibus ad arma 6c fagittariis iu comitatu Nottingham & Derbiic 
 eligendis & arraiandls. 
 
 Literae dej^ardonatione. 
 
 Membrana 15. 
 
 De poteftate data comiti Warrewici recipiendi homines de Scotia ad 
 fidem regis. 
 
 De poteftate data comiti Warrewici, 6c aliis, tractandi cum laimicis dc 
 Scotia. 
 
 M E M B R a N A 14. 
 
 De protedionibus, &c. 
 
 De tradando, & intentione regis exponenda. 
 
 De proclamando quod omnes milites, & ahi homines ad arma fint 
 apud Eborum ad certum diem, ad audiendum intentionem regis. 
 De hominibus de Suth-tyndale 6c North-tyndale arraiandls. 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 De conftituendo Johannem de Sando Albauo rcccptorem dcnarioruni 
 pro exercitu regis ad partes Scotia; miflb. 
 
 Z De
 
 178 R O T r L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 De dcputandoWillielmum de Kclefie contnirotulatoiem folutlonura in 
 partibus Scotias faSlnrnm. 
 
 De pardonationc ftloniaruni & tran(grcfTionum. 
 Dc lagittariis tligcndls. 
 
 M E M I? R A N A I*. 
 
 De navibus areAandls. 
 
 De proclamationibus facicndis. 
 
 De officio canctllarii Berewicl commin'o Thoma? dc Burgo. 
 
 De curtodia villa- Berewici commifla Antonio de Lucy. 
 
 De navibus in comitatu Cumbriie areflandis, <S:c. 
 
 De diligentia apponenda pro nave Rogeri de Bradeburn liberanda* 
 
 Mem BR ANA II. 
 
 De protedlionc. 
 
 De vi<^hialibus llberandis. 
 
 De navibus arcftandls. 
 
 De protcrtionibiis. 
 
 De intentione regis hominibus de partibus borialibus exponenda. 
 
 M E M B R A N A TO. 
 
 Affignatlo capltaneorum exercitus regis ad partes Scotias profe^lurl. 
 
 De potellate recipiendi homines de Scotia ad fidem & pacem regis. 
 
 De poteftate data Ricardo Arundell, & Williehno de Monte- acuto 
 tradandi de pace 6c finali concordia cum Scotis. 
 
 De poteftate data Ricardo Arundell, &c. tra<fl;andi de treugis, five 
 guerrae lufferentia, cum Scotis. 
 
 M E M B R A N jE 9 £c 7. 
 
 De hominibus Wallenfibus arraiandis, 6c ad capltaneos exercitus regis 
 ad partes Scotiai profc(fturi ducendis. 
 De vadiis Wallenlibus lolvendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 8. 
 
 Dc pardonationc pro Willielmo tilio Ricardi de la Chapelle del Frith. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6. 
 
 Dc fligittariis eligcndis 5c arraiandis, 6c ufque Novum Ca/lrum ducendis. 
 De potcllatc tradandi cum David de Bruys, dc treugis, five gucrra 
 ftiffcreutia. 
 
 Membrana
 
 ROTULISCOTI^. I 
 
 79 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 De navibus areftandis, & cum eilHem fupra mare proficlfceiidi, ad ho- 
 mines dc Scotia, Flaiidria, 6c alios Scotis adhasrentes, expugnandum. 
 
 De coiiflitvienclo Walterum de Wefton receptorem dcuarioruin regis ad 
 partes Scotias mifiorum. 
 
 De protcilionibus. 
 
 M E INI B R A N A 4. 
 
 De Walleufibus eligendis & arraiandis. 
 
 De confirmationc chartje foclas Ricardo Sefoul, de terris in Scotia. 
 
 De cuilodia hofpitalis de Rotherford, conceffa Willielmo de Elmedon. 
 
 Membra n a 3. 
 
 Denavi pro ingcniis & alils rebus ad partes Scotiie mittendis arreflanda. 
 
 De marinariis, 6c aliis, pro munitione Gales vocatie le Eottilcr dc 
 Winchellej in comitatu Kanciae, eligendis. 
 
 De .proteftione 6c falvo condudtu pro Johanne de Infulis. 
 
 De poteflate tractandi cum Johanne de Inluiis. 
 
 De protectionibus. 
 
 De viftualibus & aliis pro munitione Caftri de Stryvelyn providendi^. 
 
 De praebenda de veteri Rokefburgh in ecclella Glafcuen' data Andreas 
 lie Ormellon. 
 
 De computando cum Thoma de Rokeby. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 De conftituendo Thomam comitem NorfF' 6c Marefcall' Anglix* cuflo- 
 dem villas Sandi Johannes de Perth. 
 
 Cuftodia hofpitalis de Rotherford juxta Rokefburgh concefilx Johanni 
 de Thorp. 
 
 Cuftodia villas Berewici commifla Ricardo Talbot. 
 
 De conflitueiido Walterum Weil:on .camerarium Berewici fuper 
 Twedam. 
 
 De aflignando VVillielmum de Kellefeye contrarotulatorem apud Bcrc- 
 wicum. 
 
 De conftituendo Robertum de Tughale receptorem vidualium. 
 
 Pro majore, burgenfibus, ■& aliis hominibus villas de Berewico. 
 
 De officio cancellarii villae & comitatus Berewici commiflo Gilbcrto dc 
 Halghton. 
 
 De conftituendo Ricardum Talebot jufticiarlum villx Btrc\vici, & 
 aliarum terrarum regis in partibus Scotijc. 
 
 Z i I>
 
 i8o R O T U T. I S C O T I ^. 
 
 De concenione fada homlnibus villac Bcrewicl ducendi & carlaiidl 
 lana3 Coria, & alia mercimonia infra regnum Angliae.. 
 
 Me M B u A N A I. 
 
 De officio cancellarii Bcrevvlci commlflb Roberto de Hoton. 
 
 De domo vocnta le Berfreyt in Berewico reflituta majori, burgenfibu?, 
 & communitatl ibidem. 
 
 Dc prcclamando & inhlbendo ne vidualia a partlbus Hibernii^ ad partes 
 Scotia* ducantur. 
 
 De officio cancellarii. Berewici commlfla Willielmo de Kellefeye. 
 
 MeMBRANA 22, DORSO. 
 
 De navibus & eanjm apparatlbiis iiiperviden'. 
 
 De navibus fi nonduin arcilatie fuerint de novo arcftand'. 
 
 De vidualibus lliper diverlis hominibus affeffis levand' juxta afleffionena 
 jnde fadlam. 
 
 De navibus de guerra parat' & vidualibus mnnit' apud Portefiniitli* 
 liabend'. 
 
 Dc quercubus pro fadura barga* Eborum appreciand' & profternend'. 
 
 De ingeniis elpringaklis 6c arcubus cum brata in navi ufque Portcl% 
 muth' ducendis. 
 
 De tractando fuper bargea longlorl facicnda. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I 9, D O R S O. 
 
 Dc Inquirendo de viduallbus & armatiu'is ad partes Scotlae dudls, & de 
 aqua de iyulwath curtodicnda. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I 3^ D O R S O. 
 
 Dc complemento juilicias Galfrido dc Moubray jux-ta conditiones 
 faciendo. 
 
 De fratribus £c coiiranguincis Johaniiis de Radcclit" cquis &z armls pro 
 giierra Scotiic parandis. 
 
 De inquirendo dc uominibus ducentum armatura, viclualia 6c alia, &c, 
 ail partes Scotia.'. 
 
 Membrana 1 6, Dor so. 
 Dc dilifcnti lu'utijiio fiicicndo de bonis & catallis Scotorum in civi- 
 tate Kariiol'. 
 
 M E M B R a N A I 3 , D R S O. 
 
 De inquirendo- de cxtorlionibus iu Weft-rithingo in com* Ebor' pcr- 
 pctratis.. 
 
 Me ME RAN A
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I .5:. iSi 
 
 Membrana 9, DoRSO. 
 De faglttarils in diverfis comitatibus regni eligendis 6c arraiaiidis.. 
 
 Membrana 7, Dorso. 
 De eflendo cum certo numero hominum ad arnia apud Novum Caftnim 
 lliper Tynam, ad proficifcendum ex inde in obfequium regis ad partes 
 Scotia;. 
 
 Membrana 4, Dorso. 
 De fagittariis apud Novum Caftrum celeriter ducendis. 
 
 Membrana 2, Dorso. 
 De felonibus & maletailorlbus in partibds Scotia^ infequcndis & 
 areilandis. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno 12 Edvvardi III. 
 
 Membrana 23. 
 
 DE proteftionibus. 
 De proclamando ne qui vl6lualia dacant ad hofles regis. . 
 De traclaudo de expuHioae Scotorum. 
 
 Membrana 22.. 
 De Scotis oblidibus recipiendis. 
 De quadam nave dearcilanda. 
 
 De conflituendo Ricardum Talbot cuftodcm villi Berewici fupcr 
 Twedam. 
 
 De protcdlonibus. 
 
 Membrana 21.. 
 De conflituendo Ricardum comitem Aruudcll capitaneiini cxcicitus 
 regis. 
 
 De Scotis ad pacem regis recipiendis. 
 
 De tractando de treugis cuni inimicis regis. 
 
 De intendendo capitaneis in emptione victaalium. 
 
 Me m b r ana 20. 
 De bladis emcndis. 
 
 De fupervidcndo opera in caftris Sc villis regis in ScotliV. 
 Pro fratribus de ordine praedicatorum de Berewico..
 
 ,n.3 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 13)e ccitis navibns dc;ircrtaiuli>. 
 
 Dc navlbus capiciKii.^. 
 
 DJ rcL-lpicudu homines dc Scotia ad fidem & pacem regis. 
 
 Memdrana 19. 
 
 De hominibus ad arma eligeiidls. 
 
 De viclualibiis Thoma: Clayton libcrandis. 
 
 Nomina militum & arniigerorum dc quibus vigiati homines ad arma 
 funt ehgendi. 
 
 Nomin:i militum & armigerorum qui debent contribuerc expenils dic- 
 torum viginti homiaum. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I 7. 
 
 De fagittariis eligendis. 
 
 M E MB R A N A 16. 
 
 De intendtndo Robcito dc Tughalc, rcccptori & cuflodi viclualium 
 apud \ ilJ;:m de Rcrcwico. 
 
 De hominibus ad arma eligendis. 
 
 De intendcndo arraiatoribus hominum ad arma. 
 
 Dc n.uibus arcdandis. 
 
 De lanis foriotaclis in mauum regis capiendis. 
 
 De lliblidio de Coket in portu de Berewico capiendo. 
 
 De lanis & coreis extra regnum non ducendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I 5. 
 
 De pardonatione pro diverlis perfonis. 
 
 De eleclionibus & arraiationibus hominum ad arma fupervldendis. 
 
 De ducentibus armaturas ad Scotos areflandis. 
 
 De protedtionibus pro Agnete de inlulis, <Sc aliis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I 4. 
 
 De vi(flualibu5 providendis. 
 
 De certis locis in Scotia viclualibus municndls. 
 
 De navibus pro ductionc victualium ad Bcrewicum parandls. 
 
 De viclualibus ufque villam de Sancfto Johanne mittendis. 
 
 De proteclione pro hominibus Hugonis de Haftyng. 
 
 Me M B R A N A i^. 
 Rex conAituit Johannem de Clifieby receptorem denariorum ic 
 vitlualium regis in villa de Sanclo Jolianne. 
 Dc pardonatione. 
 
 Dc
 
 R O T U L I S C O T 1 .i:. ,83 
 
 De conftituendo Anfclinuin de Somercotes receptorem denarlorum & 
 vidtualium regis in caflro de Stryvelyn. 
 
 Me MB RAN A 12. 
 De vidtualibus ufque Scoti.am cariandis. 
 De viclualibus providendis. 
 
 MeMBRANA II. 
 
 Pro majore & commuuitate villas Berewici. 
 
 Membrana 10. 
 De viflualibus la manum regis refumendis & Thoma:; de Rokeby 11- 
 berandis. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 De vidualibus providendis. 
 Pro Thoma de Baumburgh. 
 De carbonibus providendis. 
 De obfidibus recipiendis. 
 De pardonationibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 8. 
 
 Do protedlionlbus. 
 
 De viclualibus David Marcfchal liberandis. 
 
 De frumento in caflro Berewici ponendo. 
 
 De hominibus eligendis. 
 
 De navlbus in ccrtis locis in Scotia applicantibus areftandls^, 
 
 De certls munitlonibus providendis. 
 
 Membrana 7.. 
 De viclualibus providendis. 
 
 Qualiter Gilbertus de Ledred afTignatur loco Johannls de Bolyngbrok. 
 ad vi^lualia providenda. 
 
 De quadani nave in portu de Lena areftanda. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De vl(£lualibus providendis. 
 De certis navibus arcftandis.. 
 De granariis de novo facicndis. 
 De centum marcis folvendis Edwardo regi ScotiVv 
 De denariis Waltero de Weflon libcrandi>.
 
 i84 R O T r L I S C O T J /E. 
 
 Dc vinls Thomas Ugluretl libenindis. 
 
 Do pardoiiatioMc. 
 
 De vlnis 6c flora Edwardo rcgi Scotix libcraiida. 
 
 Dc (Igillo quod dicitur Cokct in Bcrewico claudendo. 
 
 Membrana 5, 
 De figillo quod dicitur Cokct a villa dc Rokcfburgh ufquc in cancella- 
 liiim in Anglia mittendo. 
 Dc rebcllibus areflandis. 
 
 De intcndcndo Thorn' Ughtred in cledlionc hominum. 
 De Tale providendo. 
 
 De quibufdam galeis & bargeis Thomae de Ughtred liberandis. 
 Dc \ii51ualibus providendis. 
 De iagittariis tligtndis. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De proteftlone. 
 De vldualibus providendis in comitatu Eborura. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De viftualibus providendis. 
 De vinls I^aurcntio de Abermynthi liberandis. 
 De retlncndo homines ad arma & hobelarios. 
 Rex confiituit Robertum de Tughale camerarium BerewIcL 
 De vinis Alexandro de Crag liberandis. 
 De villa de Kyngcfton fuper Hull cuflodienda. 
 De obfidibus recipiendis ad fuftentandum. 
 De CO quod deeft de certa fumma vidtualium providendo, 
 .Dc lale &c ferro providendis. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 Excitatio r.d viclualia caplcnda & provldcnda. 
 Dc bordl^, ferro, lale & aliis, providendis. 
 De afiignando Johannem de Thyngden receptorem viclualium. 
 
 Membrana i . 
 De frumento regis vicccomlti Eborum libcrando. 
 De diverfis viduallbus providendis. 
 
 De Vldualibus a mr.giftro Johanne Wawayn recipiendis. 
 De vinis ufque Berewlcum mlttcndis. 
 
 c: Do
 
 UOTULI SCOTIyE. iSj 
 
 De quadam nave vocata la Faucoil de Ravenfere Thomae Ughtred li- 
 bera n do. 
 
 De viclualibus fupervideudis. 
 
 DoRso. Membrana 23. 
 
 De homlnibus ad mandata capitaneorum eligeudis. 
 
 De vendentibus armaturas, &c. Scotis areftandis. 
 
 De inquirendo de nominibus qui armaturas Scotis duxerunt. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno i^Edwardi IlL 
 
 Membrana 17. 
 
 DE prote£lioiie ,pro Thoma Rokeby, & allis. 
 De vadiis folvendis Ricardo Talbot, & aliis. 
 De compoto Thomae de Rokeby audiendo. 
 De defeftibus caftri de Berewico emendandis. 
 Pro priore Dunelm'. 
 De protedione. 
 
 Membrana 16. 
 De mvituocontrahendo pro rege. 
 
 De permittendo mercatores conducere naves ufque vlllam de Berewico, 
 De na.vibus liberandls. 
 De vinls reclpieudis. 
 De bladis recipiendis. 
 De vidualibus providendis. 
 
 Membrana 15. 
 JNIemorandum de liberatione magni figilli. 
 De protedtione. 
 
 ExempHficatio concefiionis faftai Willlelmo del AVode, de officij tro« 
 nagii lanarum in villa Berewici. 
 
 Membrana 14. 
 Pro homlnibus Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 De hominlbus ad arma in Northumbria eligendis. 
 ;De pardonatione pro Ada Balle. 
 
 A a Membrana
 
 j86 R O T U L I S C O T I /E. 
 
 M E ^^ B R A N A 12. 
 
 Dc navlbus mcrcatorlbus libciainils. 
 
 Dc conllituciulo Johanncm dc Mi)vibray ciiflodeni villae Bcrewlci. 
 
 Rex concdiit Johaniii clc Stryvelyn terras & tenenienta quae fuerai>t 
 rvlargaretic dc Abrenethy, comitiflve de Anegos. 
 
 Cullodia hofpitali^j bcarx iMar'ue in villa BercAvici data Roberto de- 
 Burton. 
 
 De \adiis folvendis. 
 
 Dc pardonatlone. 
 
 M E KI B R A N A_ II. 
 
 Dc rcccptorc vidualium conftiruto, viz. Roberto de Tughale^ 
 
 Rex conftituit Johaimem dc Burden camerarium Berewici. 
 
 De protecflionibus. 
 
 Dc viclualibus liberandis hominibus Berewici. 
 
 De vadiis folvendis hominibus in munitionc Berewici commorantlbuS. 
 
 De coni])utando cum Williclmo Kellercyo. 
 
 Mem BRAN A lo^ 
 De hominibus eligcndis. 
 
 De fupervidendo garnifturas & piunitiones tarn villi Berewici, ac caflro* 
 rum de Edenburgh, &c. quam aliorum fortaliciorura, &c. 
 De recipicndo Scotos ad fidem & pacem regis. 
 De traftando de treuga cum Scotis. 
 Conlirmatio pro Thoma Ughtred de manerio de Bonkhill, ficc. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 9. 
 
 De cuflodia portiE beatas Maria Berewici commifla Ricardo Danfeye. 
 
 De proteftione. 
 
 De conftituendo Thomam Sampfon receptorem dcnarlorum de fubfidio' 
 de nona parte garbarum, &c. concefib. 
 
 De retinentia hominum ad arma pro Scotia facicnda. 
 
 De lupervidendo, quod quihbct qui tenetur ad cuftodias villarum, &c 
 habcat fufficicnter in munirionc, &c. 
 
 Rro Roberto de Burton. Vide m. 12. 
 
 Pro abbate de PafTelc in Scotia. 
 
 M E iM B R A N A S". 
 
 De traftando cum amicis comitis de Murrcff, luipcr dc guerra captl, 
 fuper deliberatione ipfius comitis. 
 
 Dc marinariis cligendij. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 187 
 
 De duobus navibus providencUs pro paflaglo Thomae Ughtred v^erfus 
 partes Scotiae. 
 
 Exemplihcatio pro Thoma de Rokeby. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De fagittariis eligendis. 
 De hominibus ad arma arraiandls. 
 
 De venieudo cum hominibus ad arma apud Novum Caftrum fupcr 
 Tynam. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 
 De punlewdo Nicholaum de Wortde, quia non venlt cum hominibus 
 iid arma ad regem. 
 
 Commillio flida Johanni de EUerker juniori, de recipiendo deuarios 
 regis, nonze, ultra Trentam. 
 
 De hominibus infra letates Ix. & xvl. anuorum arralandia. 
 
 Membrana 5.. 
 
 De denariis fratrlbus de ordine minorum Hberandis. 
 
 De veniendo cum hominibus ad arma verfus partes marchia: Scotrs. 
 
 De folutione, vel afUgnatioue, denariorum facienda Wilhehno de Felton. 
 
 Commi-flio fa6ta Roberto de Spyneye, de denariis recipiendis apud 
 Eborum. 
 
 De denariis hberandis dominis & aUis fidehbus comraorantibus m 
 parti bus boriahbus. 
 
 De officio cancellarii viLIae & comitatus Bei-ewici fuper T-Avedam cora- 
 miflb Williclmo de Kellefey. 
 
 Membrane 4 & 3. 
 De muris Berewici fuper Twedam emendandis. 
 Dc fcrutinio faciendo de lanis. 
 
 De arertando & capiendo du£tores vidluahum in Scotiam. 
 De ratificatione treugae. 
 De obfide recipiendo j.ro comite de Murref. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De areftando & capiendo du6borcs viduahum ad inimicos regis ScotiiC. 
 De poteflatc data R. epifcopo Dunelm'. & ahis, ad tractandum fuper 
 iterata dchberatione comitis de Murref. 
 Dc corpore comitis de Murref recipiendo. 
 De commorando in partibus marchiic Scotia?. 
 
 A a 2 Membrana
 
 I&8 R O T U L I S C O T r iE. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 Pro Johanne dc Moubrnv. 
 De hominibu^ ad arma ellgcndis. 
 De viftualibus emendis. 
 De protcdione. 
 
 M E A{ B R A N A I • 
 
 De poteftate data R. epifcopo Dunelm', & alils, tradandl cum Ini- 
 micis regis Scotiye. 
 
 Memorandum de liberatione magni figilli,. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiiE, de Anno 15 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membrana n. 
 
 DE morando circa cuftodiam villce de Berewico. 
 De faciendo fcrutinlum de lanis. 
 De liberando figillum quod dicitur Coket contrarotulatorl cuflumarum. 
 Quod Robertus de Tughale accedat ad cancellariami 
 De denarik ad fcaccarrum Berewici liberandis. 
 
 De fubfidio nonx garbarum-, agnorum, &c. Edwardo regi ScotI« 
 folvendo. 
 
 De vadiis folvendis hominibus ad arma in Berewico commorantlbuj. . 
 
 De vadiis folvendis Willlelmo Botiller, & allis.. 
 
 De denarlis liberandis camerarlo Berewici. 
 
 Pro Willlelmo Ramefeye, & allis, de denarlis folvendis.. 
 
 Membrana 10.. 
 Pro Alexandra de Craggy, de denarlis folvendis. 
 Cuftodla omnium terrarum, &c. qua? fueruut Roberti de Colevlll con»- 
 ccfla Katharinas quae fuit uxor ejus.. 
 Pro Henrico de Percy.. 
 De protcdionc. 
 
 Pro gardiano & fratribus de ordine minorum de Berewico* 
 De hominibus arraiandis. 
 
 Mem b r an a 9. 
 Pro Roberto de Burton de denarlis folvendis. 
 Rex conftituit Robcrtum Emeldon camerarlum Berewici. 
 De condud.u pro comite MurrcfF, a cuftodia dlmlflb. 
 
 De:
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 189 
 
 De officio cancellarii Berewici commifTo Roberto de Emeldon, 
 
 Rex conftituit Edwarduin regem Scotlae capitaneum, & locum fuiim 
 
 tenentem, ad defendendum partes boriales regni Angliae, & dedit ei po- 
 
 Ceftatem reclpiendi homines ad fidem. 
 
 De affignando Antonium de Lucy cuftodeni marchiarum comitatuuin 
 
 Cumbr* & Weflmerl', &c. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 Pro Thoma de Ros, & aliis, de denariis recipiendls. 
 De denariis regis receptoribus liberandis. 
 Cuftodia villas Berewici commilTa Willielmo de Carfewell.. 
 Rex conftituit Willielmum de Carfewell jufticiarium Berewici. 
 De proteftione^ 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 
 De fupervidendo Homines recepturos vadia regis. 
 
 De intendendo circa arraiationein exercitus. 
 
 De intendendo regi Scotiae circa cuflodiam marchiarum AngliiE &. 
 Scotis. 
 
 De denariis folvendis Willielmo de Carfewell. 
 
 De proteftione pro priore de Canunby. 
 
 De tenemento in villa de Berewico, quod fuit Johannis Grey, con-- 
 ceflb Godefrido de Ros. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 Pro burgenfibus de Berewico. 
 De hominibus arraiandis. 
 
 Me MB R a N A 5. 
 
 Dc denariis Godefrido de Ros & Gilberto Maculagh folvendis. 
 
 De prifonibus in villa Berewici captis in prifona vocata la Berfrelti 
 cuftodiendis. 
 
 Quod burgenfes vlllae de Berewico non compelleutur ad'vigUias fa- 
 ciendas. 
 
 De denariis pro guerra Scotlae refervatis liberandis. 
 
 Dc ' conftituendo Petrum Gretheved receptorem vidluallura In villi. 
 Berewici. 
 
 De tradando cum Scotis, de pace, treugis, five guerrae fufferentia.. 
 
 De protedtionibus. 
 
 Membrana 4, . 
 De figittariis eligendij. 
 
 De
 
 ipo R O T U L I S C O T 1 y^. 
 
 Dc conftltiiendo Ileiiricum do Lancaftre, coniitem Derbi«, locui« re« 
 gis tciientcni, & capitaneum excrcitus Scotia;. 
 De protectionibus. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De {iigittariis 6c hominibus ad lanceas eligendis. 
 De protcclionibus. 
 Pro Johanne de Bello-montc. 
 De denariis Edwardo regi Scotlae fblvendls. 
 Memorandum de liberatione niiigni figilli. 
 De flora regis recipienda. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 De vidtualibus ufquc Novum Caftrum mittendis. 
 De viiftualibus regis ulque Bcrewicum duceudis. 
 De navibus arcllaadis. 
 De proteclionibus. 
 
 Me MB r AN a r. 
 
 Pardonatio pro Duucano Malducl de Scotia. 
 
 Pro jiriorc & tratribus de ordine pnedicatorom de Bcrewico. 
 
 De denariis folvcndis Thomae Uglitred, & Williclmo de Fclton militi. 
 
 De proteclionibus. 
 
 DoRso. Membrana ii. 
 De tradlando cum quibufdam hominibus de debitis regis. 
 
 Membrana 6, D o r s 0. 
 Pro burgenfibus villa; de lierewico. 
 
 RoTULus Sco T I ^j de Anno 16 Edwardi III, 
 
 Membrana 15. 
 
 DE viclualibus regis apud Berewicum reclpicndis. 
 De traiftando cum Scotis de pace vel treuga. 
 Lc protedtione pro epilcopo de Brighcn, 6c aliis in Angliam Venturis, 
 ad traifiandum de pace hnali. 
 
 De inquirendo dc illis qui receffcrunt a partibus Scotiaj abfque licentia. 
 De protedtione pro Scotis. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. ,91 
 
 Membrana 14. 
 
 De traftando cum Scotis de pace vel treuga. 
 
 De denariis regis levaiidis. 
 
 De denariis & vidtualibus Willielmo de Carfewell liberandis. 
 
 De proclamatione facienda, quod omnes illi qui de feloniis indi<^ati 
 funt, & fumptibus fuis cum exercitu regis ad partes Scotia; proficifci vo- 
 luerint, chartas de pardonatione haberent. 
 
 De prote(3;ione. 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 
 De navl Duncano Magdowell liberanda, protedlio pro mercatoribus, & 
 aliis, mercandilas ad partes de Galewye ducere volentibus. 
 
 De intendendo x'\ntonio de Lucy, pro obfeffioiie Peli in Galeweye 
 amovenda. 
 
 De proteftione pro Johaiine Randolf, comite de Murrief. 
 
 De vidualibus Petro Gretheved liberandis. 
 
 Quod Petrus Gretheved retineat homines ad arma pro munitlone villa? 
 Berewici. 
 
 Membrana 12. 
 
 De vidualibus providendis pro epifcopo Brighen, & aliis hominibuS 
 de Scotia. 
 . De deliberando magiftrum Johannem de Frewyn a prifona. 
 
 De conftituendo Alichaelem de Presfeu receptorem viclualium in villa. 
 Berewici. 
 
 De prote£i:ionibus. 
 
 De cuflodia vidlualium commiffi Petro Gretheved. 
 
 De poteftate tradita Edwardo de Balliolo, regi Scotia;, capiendi homi- 
 nes ad pacem regis. 
 
 Membrana ii. 
 De vadiis folvendis comiti de An egos, & aliis homlnlbus, ad partes 
 ScotiiC profeduris. 
 
 Membrana 10. 
 De cuftodia villa; Berewici commifla Jacobo de Audele. 
 De conftituendo Jacobiim de Andelc jufticiarium villa; Berewici, 
 De denariis Edwardo regi Scotia: folvendis. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 De poteftate data regi Scotia; ad concedcndum cartas de panlonatione. 
 De vadiis folveud' Roberto de Tughale.
 
 i>97. R O T i; L I S C O T I M. 
 
 De potedt^te data regi Scotias ad arraiandiim liomhies ad arma. 
 Do Inpervidendo anaiationcm exercitus Scotiae. 
 De laiiis liberandis Jacobo de Audclc. 
 
 MembranaS. 
 
 Pro homlnibus villa; de Berewlco. 
 
 De aflignando Johaniiem de Burnham ad fupervldeadum quod omnea 
 magnates, & alii qui ad partes Scotiic in obfequin regis funt veiituri, 
 habeant tot homines ad arma, Sec quod juxta conventionem invenirc 
 tenentur. 
 
 De denariis folveiidis Johanni de Faucomberge. 
 
 Me m b ran a 7. 
 De officiis cancellarii & camerarii Berevvici conceffis Petro Grethevcd. 
 Qm)d rex Scotiae trahat le verlus partes occideiitales. 
 De lanis levandis. 
 
 Pro hominibus Infula; de Man, de treugis cum Scotis ineundis. 
 Dc vadiis I'olvendis Thomie de Berkele. 
 De morando lupcr cuftodia vilhc Berewici. 
 
 M E MB R A N A 6. 
 
 Pardonationes de omnibus feloniis. 
 
 M EMBR ANA 5. 
 
 Memorandum de liberatione magni figilli pro regimine regni Angliaz. 
 
 Membran.c 5, 4, 3, 2. 
 Cartae de pardonatione de omnibus feloniis. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 De cuflumis lanarum in porta Berewici fuper Twedam capiendii. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De fupervidendo homines & hobelarios villae Berewici. 
 De flora mittendapro munitione vil];e Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 De officio contrarotulatoris victualium conceflb Roberto de Tughale. 
 Cuftodia viilte Berewici comniifla Roberto de Tughale, & Petro 
 Grt-thevcd. 
 
 De non retinendo ad vadia regis homines feu burgenfcs villaj Berewici. 
 
 De manucapiendo Johannem Horcaflcll, & alios. 
 
 De vi(£lualibus ad Infulam de Eftholm in Scotia ducendis. 
 
 De hominibus fagitrariis & nlits eligcndis. 
 
 ROTULUS
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 193 
 
 Pv o T u L u s S c o T I yE, clc Aiino I'j Edwardi III. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7. 
 
 DE viclualibus Petro Gretheved liberandis. 
 De officio cancellaril Berewicl fuper Twedam commlflb Roberto 
 de Tiighale. 
 
 De denariis folvendis hominlbus fuper munltione Berewici commo- 
 raiitlbus. 
 
 De traftando cum Willielmo Douglas. 
 
 De coiiftituendo Jacobum de Pype jufticiarium Berewicl. 
 
 Cuflodia villai Berewici fuper Twedam commlifa Jacobo de Pype. 
 
 De vadiis folvendis Willielmo deWode. 
 
 Carta de pardoiiatione felonlarum. 
 
 Pro priore & fratribus de ordine pri^dicatorum de Berewico fuper 
 Twedam. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 Pro Johanne de Clifl'eby, de officio contrarotulatoris habcndo. 
 De pardonatione feloniarum. 
 
 MEMBRANA5. 
 De admittendo Scotos & alios ad fidcm & pacem regis, 
 De treuga cum Francis & Scotis confervanda. 
 Pro fratribus de ordine prsdicatorum Berewici. 
 De victualibus providendis pro Pelo de Loghmaban. 
 De terris & tenementis capiendis in manum regis. 
 Frote<5lio pro viclualibus ducendis ufque ad portum de Skyncburneffe. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 De hominibus ad arma in comitatibus Weftmerl' & Cumbr' congre- 
 gandis. 
 
 De traftando cum Willielmo Douglas. 
 
 De traclando de treuga cum Francis & Scotis. 
 
 De morando fuper Marchia Scotia?. 
 
 jacobus de Pype fa6tus eft jufticiarius Berewici, ac cuftos ejufdem 
 vlllae. 
 
 De fagittariis eligendls. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De inquirendo de tranfgreliionibus fa(5lis contra treugam Scotiac. 
 
 B b Dc
 
 ,94 R O T U L I S C O T I y^. 
 
 De terrls llberandis Roberto de manerils. 
 
 De terrls, &c. llberandis Roberto de Tughalc. 
 
 De aflbciatlone ad treugam Scotiae confervanda. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 De Inqulrendode malefacftorlbus In comltatlbus Cumbr' SrWeflmerl'. 
 De denarlis cuftodl vilhe Berewlci folvendls. 
 
 De Inquirendo de dudtoribus armaturarum, & aliarum rernm ad partes 
 Scotia?, contra inhibltiones regis. 
 
 De terrls llberandis Johanni Marreys. 
 
 Membrana I. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus villa; Berewicl fiiper Twcdam. 
 
 De proclamatlone faciendn, quod omnes illi qui domos infra villam 
 Berewicl habcnt, & fe abinde elongarunt, ad eandem villam redeant pro 
 falva cuftodia ejufdem. 
 
 RoTULUS ScoTiiE, de Anno i8^ Edwardi III. 
 
 Me M B R A N A ID. 
 
 DE terrls llberandis Thoma; de Grey. 
 De capiendo ipfos qui ducunt vidtualia ad inimlcos regis. 
 De fupervldendo muros & caftrum regis villa: Berewicl fuper Twedam.. 
 De poteflate commifla Johanni epifcopo Karliol', & Thomae de Lucy,^ 
 concedendi protecliones. 
 
 Pro majore & ballivls villas Berewicl fuper Twedam. 
 De terris llberandis Roberto Mamnel. 
 
 M E jM B R A N A 9. 
 
 De vitflualibus ad inimlcos regis ducentes areftandis. 
 
 De terris llberandis Thomai Dalton. 
 
 De homlnibus arraiandis pro guerra Scotiie. 
 
 De fupervidcndo arraiationes hominum ad arma, & allorum, in diverfii 
 comitatibus. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus villa; Berewicl fuper Twedam. 
 
 Dc duodecim denarlis per diem conceffis Godefrido de Roos. 
 
 Do homlnibus arraiandis, in partibus de Tyndale, in comltatlbus . 
 Northumbr'. 
 
 De terris llberandis Petro dc Hcley. 
 
 MxMBRANAi.
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I i^. 195 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7. 
 
 De intendcndo Adomaro de Athol, In arraiatione hominum. 
 De tracflando cum maguatibus de partlbus borialibus. 
 De fagittariis eligendis. 
 De hobelariis eligendis. 
 
 Membrana6. 
 De hominibus ad arma & fagittariis pro gucrra Scotise arraiandis. 
 
 Mem BR ANA 5. 
 
 De {lipervidendo arralationem hobelar' in diverfis comitatibus. 
 
 De conftituendo Edwardum de Balliolo, regem Scotia;, capitaneum 
 liominum ad arma. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus villas Berewici. 
 
 De falmonibus in vico vocato Narewegate in v'illa Berewici, 6c noa 
 alibi, vendendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 De quadani na\"e liberanda Adomaro de Atheles. 
 
 De navibus liberandis pro duftione vi£lualium ufque Berewicum. 
 
 De cariagio pro vidlualibus faciendo. 
 
 De affignando Robertum de Tughale ad contrarotulandum & teflifi- 
 candum numeriim hominum ad arma in munitione Berewici. 
 
 De affignando Johannem, epifcopum Karliol' & alios, ad treugas Inter 
 regcm & homines de Scotia cuftodiendas. 
 
 De computando cum Waltero de Craik. 
 
 De fupervidendo homines ad arma, hobelarios, & fagittarios in villa 
 Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 
 De hominibus arraiandis. 
 
 De fupervidendo arralationem hominum In diverfis wapentachiis & 
 libertatibus. 
 
 Pro hominibus de valle Anandl in Scotia. 
 
 De modificatione hominum fagittariorum in comitatu Nottingham. 
 
 De exonerando Walterum de Creyk a folutione centum llbrarum. 
 
 De protedione. 
 
 B b 2 .UOTULUS
 
 196 R O T U L I S C O T I -^. 
 
 R o T u L u s S c o T I .-E, dc Anno 1 9 Edvvardi III. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 DE fagittariis la comitatibus Eborum & Nottingham eligendis, & 
 Johaniii de Stryvelin libeiandis. 
 De deuariis Iblvendis Roberto de Burton. 
 De proclamando nc quis tranleat extra regnum. 
 Pro communitate \ ilke Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 De homluibus arraiandis in comitatu Northumbr'. 
 De officiis cancellarii & camerarii villae Berewici fuper Twedam com- 
 mlflis Johanai dc Stryvelyn. 
 
 ]M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 De condudlu pro homlnibus de Scotia. 
 
 De confirmatlone treugarum. 
 
 Pro homlnibus dc valle Anand'. 
 
 Pro homlnibus vilkv Bcreuici luper Twedam. 
 
 De deuariis folvendis Roberto Tughalc. 
 
 De foKitionibus & hberatlonibus per vlfum & teftimonlum Robert! de- 
 Tughale, vel dcputati ful, faciendis. 
 
 De contrarotulando receptioacs & fokitiones per Johannem de Stry- 
 velyn facicndas. 
 
 M E M B P. A N A 3. 
 De homlnibus ad arma, hobelariis, & ragittarlis arraiandis. 
 De ordinando fuper filva cuftodia marchiarum verfus partes boriales. 
 De homlnibus arraiandis infra Hbertatcm Dunehn'. 
 De denarlls de dccimus, & qulntadeclma, ultra Trent' provenientibus 
 reciplcndis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2, 
 
 Pro priorlfiTa & monlallbus de Hallrtan. 
 
 De homlnibus ad arma & allis arraiandis. 
 
 De reparatlone quorundam molendinorum In villa Berewid fuper 
 Twedam. 
 
 Dc homiifibus ad arma, hobelariis, & fagittariis eligendis. 
 
 De fupcrvidendo quod homines muniantur & arralantur juxta procla- 
 mationem Indc fa^tam. 
 
 M E M B R A N A
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 197 
 
 Membrana I. 
 De proclamando, quod omnes inter aetates fexdecim 6c fexaginta an* 
 norum miiniantur armis, &c. 
 De Scotls areftandis. 
 De Imis areftandis. 
 
 De ingirtariis per Rogerum Elmerigg eligcndls. 
 De vadiis prLrdicVis l^igittariis foh'endis. 
 De tractaudo cum advei'Iario Scotiae. 
 
 R o T u L u s Scot i je, de Anno 20 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 
 DE hominibus ad anna & allis arralandis, 
 De paO'agio lanarum ia villa de Berewico conceflo. 
 De fiipcrvidendo tronationem uc carcationem lanarum ia portu villae 
 Berewici lliper Twedam. 
 
 De cuftodia villae Berewici fuper Twedam commifla VValtero deCrevk. 
 De denariis folvendls Johanni Tiptot. 
 
 De interelTendo couvocationi priclatorum & aliorum magnatum apud 
 Eborum. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 
 Dc liominibus arraiandis in comitatibus Eborum & Northumbr' pro 
 marchiic Scotia; cuftodlenda. 
 
 De treuga in partibus marchiae Scotias in comitatibus Cumbr' & Weft- 
 merl' confervanda. 
 
 De terris reftituendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7. 
 
 Dc ordlnando pro falva cullodia marcliiai Scotia2. 
 
 De fupervidcndo tronationem & carcationem lanarum in portu Berewici. 
 
 Dc denariis lolvendis Johanni dc Stryvelyn, & Johanni Tibbetot. 
 
 De morando fuper martiam Scotixs pro falvatione ejufdem. 
 
 De protcdtione. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De bretagiis &c muris villas Berewici reparandis. 
 Dc intendendo culliodi Berewici. 
 Memorandum de liberatione magni figilli. 
 
 De caftigando &puuicado elegit os, reculantes proficifci ad partes Scotiae. 
 
 De
 
 198 R O T U L I S C O T I .C 
 
 De protcclionc. 
 
 De parando ad proficircendum cum hominibus ad arma verfus Scotos. 
 
 De lecretis exploratoribus ad regnum Scotiae inlttendis. 
 
 M E M P. R A N A 5. 
 
 De ordinando pro cuftodla marchiarum verfus partes boriales. 
 De marchiis reaiii Ano;rii3e vcrlus Scotiam cuftodiendis. 
 Do anociatione ad lioiniues arraiandos. 
 JDe priloulbus ulquc turrim London' ducendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 De dcnariis pro duclione prifonum Scotiic ufque turrim London' fol- 
 ^endis. 
 
 De tra«5lando cum inlmicis de Scotia, ad fidcm &c pacem regis vaiire 
 volentibus. 
 
 De certiorando de traclatu habendo cum Scotis. 
 
 De inquirendo de hiis qui le non paraverunt contra Scotos, juxta prae- 
 munitionem inde fatlam. 
 
 Philippus de Weftoa habet Hteras regis de prefeutatione ad ecclefiam 
 3e Dumbarre. 
 
 De tradando cum Johanne de infulis. 
 
 De prifonibus ulque turrim London' ducendis. 
 
 Officia cancellarii & camerarii Berewici commifl'a Philippo Barton. 
 
 Membuan'a 3. 
 
 De prifonibus de Scotia ufque turrim London' ducendis. 
 
 De denariis, pro dudlionc David de Bruys de guerra capti, a civitatc 
 Eborum ufque turrim London', folvendis. 
 
 Officium coronatoris in comitatu de RokeJ[burgh commiflum Ricardo 
 le Huntec 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 De veniendo apud Weftm' ad tradtandum de negotiis regis. 
 
 De ducendo Malculmum Flemyng ufque turrim London'. 
 
 De ducendo Davyd de Bruys ulquc turrim London'. Bis. 
 
 De denariis folvendis Thom« de Rokeby, pro dudionc Da\id de 
 .Bruys ufque turrim London'. 
 
 Dc cuftodia villae Berewici fuperTwedam commiffa Waltero deCreyk. 
 
 Pro gentibus & rcfidentibus infra vallem Anandi. 
 
 De liberando Makulaium Fleming, &; cum lalvo ufque turrim Lon- 
 .<loa' ducendo. 
 
 iki E M B R A K A
 
 R O T U L I S C O T 1 ^. xg^ 
 
 Membran,a I. 
 De fagittarils eligendis. 
 De fupervidendo ele£lioaera fagittariorum. 
 
 DoRSO. MEMBRANA5. 
 
 De capiendo illos qui recefferunt a munitione villas Berewici fuper 
 Twedam. 
 
 LiteriE mifllc quibufdam maguatibus de partlbus borialibus. 
 
 Membrana 4, DORSO. 
 
 De prifonibus de Scotia de guerra captis apud London', ad concilium 
 regis ducendis. 
 
 De inquirendo de illis qui prifones de Scotia captos fine licentla deli- 
 beraverunt. 
 
 De capiendo illos qui deliberaverunt prifones captos ia bello apud 
 Dunelm'. 
 
 De capiendo Johannem Motere. 
 
 De prilbnibus de Scotia ufque turrim London' ducendis. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno 21 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 
 CUSTODIA vill« Berewici fuper Twedam Thonije de Mufgrave 
 comniilTa. 
 De navibus arreflandis. 
 
 De officio vicecomitatus de Dumfres in Scotia commiflb Willielmo de 
 Dacre. 
 
 De admittendo Scotos ad fidem & pacem regis. 
 
 De denariis folvendis Roberto Bertram. 
 
 De conftituendo Thomam de Mufgrave jufticiarium vilLc Berewici. 
 
 Membrana 12. 
 
 De falvo cuftodiendo certos prifones apud bellum Dunelm' captos. 
 
 De liberando Willielmum de Saulton prifonem Willielmo de Deyn- 
 court. 
 
 Villa de Foulden, quae fuit Williclmi de Ramefey, concefl'a Johanni 
 de Stryvclyn. 
 
 De tradtando cum adverlariis de Scotia. 
 
 De vacuis placeis in villa Berewici ad firmam dimltteudis*
 
 "ioo R O T U L r S C O T I ^. 
 
 De conftitucndo Thomam de Mufgrave, & Robertum de Tughale, 
 jiilViclarios terrarum regis in parti jus Scotia?. 
 
 De terris in Scotia per regem datis in manum regis feifiendis. 
 
 Pe beneliciis pritlatorum & aliorum ad /Idem & pr.ccm regis in terra 
 Scotiae non cxiflentinm in manum regis feifiendis. 
 
 De muris & bretagiis villa? Bercwici fuper Twedam reparandis. 
 
 De conventionibus in indenturis fuper redditione callri de Rokefburgli 
 oblervandis. 
 
 De debitis ad fcaccarium Berewici folvendis. 
 
 De certo fubfidio de laiiis, 6cc. m porta Berewici capiendo, & came- 
 rario regis ibidem libcrando. 
 
 M E M B R A N A II. 
 
 De protcclione pro fervientibus David de Bruys. 
 
 Dc deuariis folvendis Patricio Macolagh, & aliis. 
 
 De proteftione pro magiflro Roberto Watfon, magiftro navis vocatyc 
 la Seint Marie fliip. 
 
 De terris liberandii abbati de Meanrofe. 
 
 De Thoma Lippc, chivaler, prifoue in btllo apud Dunelm' capto libc- 
 rando Nicholao Gower, 
 
 De -conftituendo Wjlliebixum de Eraeldon contrarotulorem pro folu- 
 tionibus pro guerra Scotias faciendis. 
 
 De denariis folvendis W'iilielmo de Emclck)n. 
 
 Terras & teneinenta quae fuerunt David de Strabolgie, comitls Athol, 
 comniifia Adomaro de Athol. 
 
 De protcftione pro Johanne Moubray, & aliis. 
 
 Dc terris liberandis Henrico de Percy, & Radulpho dc Nevill. 
 
 M E M B R A N A lO. 
 
 De vadiis pro guerra Scotiae folvendis. • 
 
 De denariis de decima & quintadccima Johanni de Wodehous fol- 
 vendis. 
 
 De cOiirtituendo Andream de Guldcford admirnllum in terra Hibernix. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 9, 
 
 De navibus pro vidualibus ad partes Scotiie ducendis, capiendis. 
 Dc exitibus 6: forisfacluris dc balliva de Rcktiburgh Pliilippo de Bar- 
 l^on folvendis. 
 
 De denariis Johanni de Wodehoufc, & aliis folvendis. 
 Dis denajriis rccipiendis pro guerra Scotis. 
 
 De 
 
 i
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I y^. 201 
 
 De terns quae fuerunt Alexandri de Seton concelTis Johaimi do Elef- 
 ford. 
 
 PafTiigium ultra aquam de Twede conceflum Ricardo Bernard. 
 De inhibendo ne iter jufliciarioriim in villa Berewici tcneatur, 
 
 Et M E M B R A N A 8. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus vIlliE Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 
 De falvo conduftu pro Willielmo de Tours, & aliis. 
 
 De caflro de Rokelburgh commiiro Willielmo de Karefwell. 
 
 De terris quae lunt de hsereditate Ifabellae comitiffa; de Mar, quam 
 Willielmus de Carefwell duxit in uxorem, eifdem Willielmo & Ifabclla: 
 liberandis. 
 
 De conftituendo Willielmuna de Felton jufticiarlum in terra Scotise. 
 
 Do terris liberandis Willielmo de Felton, & aliis. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 Rex commifit Willielmo de Bouland officium coronatoris Berewici. 
 De equis appreciandis. 
 De proteiflionibus. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus vill?e Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 
 Rex commifit Willielmo de Baumburgh officium contrarotulatorls 
 cuflumae lanarum, &c. in portu Berewici. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De vadiis Edwardo de Balliolo regi Scotiae folvendis. 
 De terris liberandis Katherins de Lathum. 
 De protciflione. 
 
 Officia cancellarii & camerarii Berewici concefla Willielmo de Kellefeye. 
 De hofpitalibus beata: Mariae de Berewico, & Edenham, reilitueudis 
 Roberto de Burton. 
 
 De baronia de Hawyk Ricardo Lovel reftituenda. 
 
 Me m BR an a 5. 
 Dc audicndo compota colledorum & receptorum declmae, quintaede- 
 cimiE, & fubfidii, regi concefl''. 
 
 Indentiira inter rcgem & Williclmum de Carfewell de cuftodia caftri 
 de Rokcfburgh. 
 
 Pro priorifla & monialibus de Haliftan. 
 
 ■^ C c Dc
 
 202 R O T U L I S C O T I /E. 
 
 De villa dc Wederburn cum pcrtinentiis in Scotia W'illielmo de 
 Emeldon concefla. 
 
 De terris & tenemcntis in villa Berewici ad firmam dimittendis, 
 
 De benefi'ctis prielatorum, &c. ad fidcm & pacem regis in terra Sco- 
 tiiC non cxiftentium, in manum regis feifiendis. 
 
 De muris & bretagiis vill^e Berewici reparaiidls. 
 
 De debitis ad fcaccarium Berewici folvendis. 
 
 De exitibus & forisfadturis liberaiidis W'illielmo de Kelefeye. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 De navibus areftandis pro duiftionc viftiialium verfus partes Scotiae. 
 
 De lupervidcndo certos collectores & alios. 
 
 De oblidibus de Scotia rccipiendis. 
 
 De denariis folvendis Willielmo de Emeldon. 
 
 Dc falvo conduiStu pro Herberto de Makefwell. 
 
 De denariis Roberto.de Burton liberandis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 De denariis de dccima folvendis. 
 De non moleftando Herbertum de Maxwell, 
 De protedlione pro prifonibus de Scotia. 
 De deliberando iigillum quod dicitur Coket Thomae Gra. 
 De fupervidcndo forisfaduras & efcaetas regis in Scotia. 
 De fupervidcndo munitiones vilhrum in terra Scotias. 
 De defedubus in portis vilhe Berewici emendandis. 
 De denariis de decima, &;c. provenientibus Joliauni de Wodehoufc 
 liberaiidis. 
 
 M F, M B R A N A 2. 
 
 • De fupcrvideiKlo tronationem lanarum in portu Berewici. 
 • . De protcdione pro Jacobo de Sandiland, 6c aliis de Scotia. 
 
 Rex commifit Adomaro de Atheks olilcium vicecomitatus de Domi- 
 fi'es. ,..,,. 
 
 Dc denariis folvendis Henrico de Percy, & aliis. 
 
 De Inquirendo de lanis Angliit dudis ad partes Scotixv 
 
 M E M E R A N A I . 
 
 De .reftitueitdo Ricardo Level medietatem baronia: de Wathrtrilcer, 
 cum pertinentiis, in Efkdale in Scotia. 
 
 De terris liberandis Willielmo lilio Favouis de Aldburgh.. 
 
 De 

 
 ROTULI SCOTli^. 
 
 aoj 
 
 De protecllone pro hominlbus de Scotia venientibus nd David dt- Bniys. 
 Cuflodia hofpitalis de Rotherford conccfla Willielaio de Emeldon. 
 De terris qux fuerunt comitiflic de Mar, conceffis Wiliielmo de Caref- 
 well. 
 
 D O R S O. M E M B R A N A 13. 
 
 De proclamatione facienda & de capiendo omues ilios qui prifones 
 apud Dunelin' captos ulque London' aon duxerunt. 
 
 Membrana 12, DORSO. 
 
 De inquirendo de Illis qui fe non pararunt ad proficlfceudum contra 
 inimicos regis Scotia. 
 
 De attachiando certos homines, (i ad commiffionem regis exequen- 
 dam recipere recufaverint. 
 
 Membrana 9, Dor so. 
 Judicium redditum contra comites de Fyf & Meneteth, de Scotia. 
 De intendendo jufliciaiiis afiignatis ad judicium de comite de Mene- 
 teth faciendum. 
 
 De quarterils comltis de Meneteth vicecomiti Eborum liberandis. 
 De cuftubus circa judicium pncdidi comitis faciendum allocandis, 
 De quarterils ipfius comitis in diverfis villis pendendis. 
 
 Membrana 6, Dorso. 
 De capiendo Robertum Bertram, qui Malculmum Flemmyng, Sco* 
 turn, inimicum regis, evadere permifit. 
 
 Membrana j, Dorso. 
 De praemuniendo certos homines effe coram Henrico de Percy, & aliis. 
 
 Membrana 2, Dorso. 
 De fuperfedendo executionem brevis verfus Gerardum de Wydryng- 
 ton, & alios, qui prifones Scotias in bello apud Dunehn' captos, evadere 
 permiferunt. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiiE, de Anno 2 2 Edwaidi III. 
 
 Membrana ii, 
 
 DE protecflione pro prifonibus ScotiiE. 
 Dc conduclu pro nuncils de Scotia, in Angllam ad regem, & Da- 
 vid de Brus Venturis, pro tradatu habendo fuper deliberatioiie didi Davidis. 
 
 C c 2 Rex
 
 204 R O T U 1. 1 S C O T I ^. 
 
 Rex conceffit Stephano de Svvvnnertoii maiicrium de Moreton aim 
 pertinentiis in comitatu Dunfres in Scotia. 
 
 De proteflionc pro Thoma de Mufgnve, &c aliis. 
 
 Cuftodia villa.' Berewici fupcr Twcdani commiiVa Thome de Mufgravc. 
 
 De terris liberandis Johannl de Orreton. 
 
 De Scoris ad pncem regis adinittendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I O. 
 
 Rex concpflit Edwardo de Letham terras & tcnenicnta qux' fuerunt 
 Johannis GlfFard in Horden. 
 
 Rex conceflit Edwardo de Balliolo, regi Scotise, terras & tenementa 
 infra comitatu de Dounfrcs, de hiereditate ipfius regis exill:entia. 
 
 De pruebenda de vetcri Rokefburgh concefTa Ricardo de Swynhop. 
 
 De inquirendo de lanis, &c. extra regnum Angiiic ad partes ScotiiC 
 adduclis. 
 
 De inquircndo de forisfafturis in partibus Scotiae. 
 
 INI E M B R A N A 9. 
 
 Pro majore, ballivis, & communitate vilkc Berewici fuper Twedam, 
 de rcdditibus pro refedione pontis ejufdem villa: datis, eifdem liberandis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 8. 
 
 De falvo condudu pro Johanne le Clerc, & aliis. 
 De permittendo quod infula de Eftholm vidualibus muniatur. 
 De protedione pro Alano Dockyng, & aliis. 
 
 Rex conceflit Adomaro d'Atheles, quod viftualia, &c. infra regiuim 
 -\nglijE pro munitione Cafhi d'Alfwynton cmere poflit. 
 Pro burgcniibus vilhe Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 
 Me MB RAN A y. 
 De irKjulrendo dc terris in Scotia regi forisfaifiis. 
 De muris & portis villas Berewici fuper Twedam rcparandis» 
 De inquirendo de lanis infra regnum Anglias emptis, 6c ufque portura 
 Berewici du6is. 
 
 Dc caftro dc Dalfwynton reparando. 
 
 De prote^tione pro nunciis de Scotia. 
 
 De tra<5tando cum diverfis hominibus de Scotia. 
 
 Et M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 Pc fuperfcdendo m itinere facieudo iu villa Berewici fuper Twedara. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I .E. 305 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 Pro priore Dimelm'. 
 
 De prc^'benda de ChlrneGde jiixta Berewlcum data Jolianni fillo Ro- 
 gerl de Grey de Ruthyn. 
 
 De rreugis inter regern & adverfarios fuos de Scotia prorogandis. 
 
 Protedlio pro epifcopis 6c aliis nunciis de Scotia, in Angliam Venturis. 
 
 De treugis obfei-vandis cum hominibus de Scotia. 
 
 De terris, &c. conceffis Roberto Mannyel. 
 
 De treiioa five fufFcrentia cum Scotis obfervandis. 
 
 '& 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 De denariis folvendis Edwardo de Letham, & Roberto de Burton. 
 
 De proteftione pro David de Anald Scoto. 
 
 Manerla de Duns & Chernefide, cum pertinentiis, quae fuerunt patricii 
 de Dunbarre, nuper comltis Marchia?, conceffa Thomae de Bradeflon. 
 
 De manu regis amovenda de terris, &c. quie fuerunt Edwardi de Bal-?- 
 liolo, regis Scotia?, in Lowederdale. 
 
 Et Membrana 4. 
 De fiilvo conduftu pro nunciis de Scotia. 
 De protedlione pro David Anaunt. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 De conduftu pro fervientibus Davyd de Bruys, & comitis de Fyf. 
 
 De conduiftu pro nunciis de Scotia ad regem ex parte nobilium & alioruni 
 de communitate regni Scotiic Venturis ad tradtandum tarn fuper delibera- 
 tione Davyd de Bruys in Turri London' exiftentis, quam fuper finalipace 
 inter regna Anglia; &c Scotia?. 
 
 De terris quae fuerunt Willielmi de Somervill conceflis Ricardo filio & 
 hieredi Walteri de Kirkebride. 
 
 De poteftate data Waltero de Creyk, ad admittendam Scotos ad pacem 
 regis. 
 
 De terris liberandis Aiexandro de Moubray, Chivaler. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De falvo condu(5lu pro Patricio de Dunbar, comite Marcliiae. 
 De treuga, five fufferentia trcuga-', cum hominil a^ de Scotia obfervanda. 
 De deliberando uxorem & fratrem Duncani,Magdowell. 
 De protedtione pro Johanna, confortc Davyd de Bruys, venicncio ut 
 regnum Anglix ad loqucndum cum prajdifto r'r.vyd. 
 De couduvtu pro Radulpho de Hereford',, ic aiiis. 
 
 Memkrana ^
 
 2o(? R O T U L I S C O T 1 iT:. 
 
 M E M n R A N A 2. 
 
 De prote»fl*ione pro Willlehno le baillif, & aliis. 
 
 De treuga curti Scotis obfervanda. 
 
 De compoto reddendo. 
 
 Vc conduflu pro Waltero de Defpenfe, & aliis. 
 
 Fro burgehfibus villse Berewici liiper Twedam. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 Pro priore de Dunelm'. 
 
 D O R S O. M E M B R A N A 8. 
 
 De'treiigis In Scotia obfervandis. 
 
 Dc prockmando treugam captam apud Calcys. 
 
 De decima & quintadecima levandis. 
 
 Pro mercatoribus villiv Berewici luper Twedatn. 
 
 De fuperfedeudo captioni corporis Thoma; de JNIetham, Chivaler. 
 
 Membrana 7, DoRSO. 
 Dc permittendo Edwarduni de Balliolo, regem Scotix, cxercere rega- 
 lem libertatem in terris dc Botill, Kenmore, & Kirkaudrcs. 
 
 Membrana 5, DoRso. 
 De capiendo violate res treugaj. 
 
 RoTULUS Scotia, dc Anno 23 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 
 DE dcnariis liberandis Edwardo de Letham. 
 De condudu pro Willielmo epilcopo Sancli Andreae, & aliis de 
 Scotia. 
 
 De confirmatione terrarum concefTarum Willielmo de Stapilton. 
 De prote£lionibus pro diverlis hominibus de Scotia. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 De condu£tu pro David de Anand, & aliis prifonariis regis de Scotia. 
 
 De reftituendo Willielmo de Warcnna medietatem terrarum qua: 
 fuerunt W^illiclmi de Soules. 
 
 De protcflione pro Roberto Whileibornc, valetto Davyd de Bruys, & 
 aliis. 
 
 De officio \icecomitatus Berewici commiflb Waltero de Hakford. 
 
 Membrana
 
 ROTULISCOTI^ 907 
 
 Membrana I. 
 De condudlu pro David de Anand, & aliis. 
 
 DoRso. Membrana 2. 
 Indenturas fa£lae inter Guidonem de Briane ex parte regis, & David 
 de Anand, Walterum dc Haliburton, & WillLelmum de Vaux, prifo- 
 laarios de Scotia. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno 24 Edwardi II-I. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 DE prote£tione pro Valettis David de Brays. 
 De conflitucndo Willielmum Horoun jufticiarium vills Berewici. 
 luper Twedam. 
 
 De officio vicecomitatus Berewici commiffo Ricardo Tempeft. 
 Rex conceflit Ricardo de Stanhop tertiam partem vills & pilcaria; de 
 Paxton cum pertinentiis in Scotia. 
 
 De denariis liberandis Johanni de Coupeland. 
 
 De protedlione pro Duacano comite de Fyf. 
 
 De tenementis & placeis in villa Berewici ad firmam dimittendis. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De denariis folvendis Edwardo de Letham. 
 Pro priorc de Coldyngham. 
 
 De dfficiis cancellarii & camerarli Berewici conceflls Willielnio de 
 Emeldon. 
 
 De ialvo conduclu pro David de xA^nand, niilite. 
 
 De parendo mandatis Henrici de Percy, & Radulphi de Nevyll. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 
 Rex conceflit Waltero dc Manny maiicrium de Opfettlyngton, cum 
 pertinentiis. 
 
 De condu£lu pro Roberto Barbour, valetto Regiiiati Scotiae. 
 
 Dc adhajrcntibus Scotis ad pacem regis admittendis. 
 
 De poteflatc data Willielnio de Emeldon concedendi literas de falvo 
 coiiduau. ..' 
 
 Quod burgenfes villa: Berewici noii,|it>Ivercht,ulti"aanti(]^uamcuf^umam. 
 
 De denariis reeipicndis de Willidrno de,Vaun. ^ . .. ^'_ 
 
 De intcndcndo mandatis Henrici dc Percy,' & Radtilphl de'Ncvill. 
 
 De
 
 io§ R O T U L I S C O T I .^. 
 
 Dc denariis folvendis cnftodi hofpitaHs Beats; Mariae INIagdalenac 
 Berewicl. 
 
 ]VI E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 De conduftu pro nunciis Scotia?. 
 
 Officium contrarotulatoris cviftuma" lanarum, Sec. m portu villa: Bere- 
 wicl cominifiuni Ricardo de Stanhopp. 
 
 Cuflodla villai Berewicl comniiira Ricardo Tcmpeft. 
 
 Pro majore & fldellbus hominlbus villas Berewicl fupcr Twedam- 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 Dc cqnftltuendo WlUielmum de Bohun, comltem Nortliamptonise ca- 
 pltaneiini in marchiis Scotias 
 
 De dellberando vUlam de Eflrefoftlawe, Sec. Thomas Smalc, & 
 Chrifl:lanaE uxor! ejus. 
 
 De poteflate data Thorns epifcopo Dimelmnenfi, & aliis, ad trac- 
 tandum cum Scotls. 
 
 De condudibus pro prifonarlis de Scotia. 
 
 De audlendo compotum Johannls de Coupeland vlcecomltis de Rokef^ 
 'burgh. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTi^j de Anno 25 Edwardi III. 
 
 Meaibrana 5. 
 
 DE conduiflu pro Edwardo rege Scotlae & aliis. 
 De poteftate data Williclmo de Bohun 6c aliis ad tradtandum cum 
 Edwardo rege Scotlae llipcr deliberatione David de Bruys. 
 De protccilone pro Edwardo rege Scotlas & aliis. 
 
 De poteftate data Williclmo de Bohun & aliis, ad traclandum cum 
 praclatls comitibus & aliis hominlbus de Scotia fuper deliberatione David 
 de Bruys, ac final! pace inter rcgna Angliie & Scotias. 
 
 De afllgnando epifcopum Dunelmnenkm & alios ad conccdendum 
 llteras falvi coududus hominlbus de Scotia. 
 
 Membra n a 4. 
 De poteftate data Wlllielmo de Bohun comiti Northamptoniae con- 
 Cvdendi literas falvi condudlus. 
 
 De condudlu pro Willlelmo Douglas & allls. 
 
 Dc arreraglis qulngentarum marcarum Henrico de Percy iblvendis. 
 
 q Pro 
 
 I
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^:, 20? 
 
 Pro Edwardo de Balliolo. 
 
 De conduftu pro epifcopo San£li Andreas & alils. 
 
 De trailando cum hominibus de Scotia. 
 
 De condudlu pro obfidibus Scotias Venturis in Angjlam. 
 
 MEMBRANA3. 
 
 De condu^lu pro epifcopo Sanfti Andres de Scotia & aliis. 
 
 De poteftate data Henrico de Percy & Radulpho de Nevill recipiendi 
 hofpltes de Scotia. 
 
 De juramentis a pr^latis & aliis de Scotia reciplendis. 
 
 De juramento Davidls de Bruys recipiendo. 
 
 Officium tronagii lanarum, &c. in portu villae Berewlci concelTum 
 Willielmo del Wode. 
 
 De corpore Davidis de Bruys falvo cuftodiendo. 
 
 De conduftu pro magiftro Ricardo de Foggowe perfona ecclefia; de 
 Douglas in Scotia. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 Pro burgenfibus villas Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 De denariis folvendis Edwardo de Letham & aliis. 
 De denariis pro reparatione vilke Berewici folvendis. 
 Cuftodia villae Berewici commifTa Ricardo Tempeft. 
 De treugis in marchiis verfus Scotiam confervandis. 
 De poteflate traftandi fuper deliberatione Davidis de Bruys. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De obfidibus ScotiiC recipiendis. 
 
 De officio contrarotulatoris commifro Willielmo Emeldon. 
 De officio tronatoris lanarum commiflb Thomie de Penreth. 
 De conduftu pro hominibus Willielml de Douglas prifonarii regis. 
 De compoto Johannis de Coupland audiendo, 
 
 RoTULUS Scotia, de Anno 26 Edwardi HI. 
 
 D 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 E legibus & confuetudinibus Scotise confervandis. 
 
 De affiftendo Willielmum Douglas in profequendo effedum tra^latus 
 fuper deliberatione Davidis de Bruys. 
 
 Dd Dg
 
 2IO 
 
 ROTULI SCOTI.E. 
 
 De poteftate tra£landi cum hominibus de Scotia fuper deliberatione 
 Davidis de Bruys ac fiaali pace. 
 
 De acceptatione juramentoriim Heniici de Percy & Radulphi de Nevill. 
 De curtumls colligendis in portu de Berewico. 
 De conduftu pro Edwardo rege Scotiae. 
 De conduitu pro hominibus de Scotia. 
 
 Membkana 5. 
 De reintratione Davidis de Bmys in prifonam proroganda. 
 De prabenda de Veteri Rokefburgh data Willielmo de Eraeldon. 
 De potertate data ThomiE epiicopo Duuelm' & aliis ad traftandum cum 
 hominibus de Scotia. 
 
 De recipiendo Davidem de Bruys in cuftodlam, 
 De poteftate concedendi lalvum condudum. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 Rex conceflit Henrico flHo Henrici de Percy caftrum & conflabula- 
 riam villae de Jedeworth, &c. 
 
 De condudu pro Patricio de Graham. 
 
 De conflituendo Gilbertum de Umfraiivill comitem de Ancgo & alios 
 cuftodes marchiarum Scotia?. 
 
 De condudubus & protedionibus. 
 
 Membrana 3-, 
 De condudu pro Davide de Anand & aliis. 
 De obfidibus de Scotia ufque Berewicum ducendis. 
 De protedione pro Edwardo de Balliolo rege Scotiae & aFifs. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 De altera parte figilli quod dicitur coket Johanni de Iprelyng & AlanO' 
 de Buckeby liberandii. 
 
 De protedione pro Wilhelmo de Aldeburgh. 
 
 De condudu pro fervientibus Williclmi Douglas. 
 
 De lanis de crefceutia Anglias apud Berewicum in manum regis ca» 
 piendis. 
 
 De cuftodibus marchianim Scotias in comitatuNorthumbrix conftitutis. 
 
 De denariis liberandis Willielmo de Emeldon & Edwardo de Lethara. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De condudu pro Hedore Leche Valetto Davidys de Bruys in turri 
 London' exiftentis. 
 
 Officia
 
 R O T IT L I S C O T r ^. 211 
 
 Officla cancellarii & camerarii Berewici commiflTa Johanni de Bolton. 
 De officio contrarotulatoris cuflumoe lanarum commiflb Johaniu de 
 Bolton. 
 
 De prsfentatione ad ecclefiam de Alnetrom. 
 De denariis folv^endis Willielmo de Emeldon. 
 
 Membrana 5, DoRso. 
 
 Indentura facfta inter regem & Johannem de Coupeland, de cuflodia 
 eaftri de Rokelburgh. 
 
 Indentura fa£ta inter regem & Willielmura Douglas prlfonarium pro 
 deliberatiozie ejuidem Willielmi. 
 
 RoTULUS Scotia, de Anno 27 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 DE conduftu pro hominibus de Scotia. 
 De poteflate data Thomae Lucy tradtandl cum Scotis & reclpiendi 
 eos ad fidem regis, ac concedendi literas de pardonatione. 
 
 Quod treuga cum Scotis non cedat in prgejudicium Edwardi de Balliolo 
 regis Scotise. 
 
 De conduftu pro Thoma Byfet. 
 
 De proteftione pro mercatoribus Willielmi Douglas. 
 
 De deiiariis lolvendis Henrico de Percy. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De vadiis folvendis Willielmo de Emeldon. 
 De denariis lolvendis Edwardo de Letham. 
 De inquirendo de lanis tradudis contra inhibitlonem Inde fa£lam. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum in comitatlbus Cumbriae & Weftmerlandiag 
 conftitutis. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus de Berewico fuper Twedam. 
 De poteflate recipiendi homines de Scotia ad pacem regis. 
 De ducendo Davidem de Bruys ufquc villam Novi Caftri. 
 De feodo liberando Willielmo del Wode. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 Pro hominibus de Berewico fuper Twedam de lanis traducendis, 
 
 Dd 2 Do
 
 t 
 
 112 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 De officio tronatoris lanarum in portu villae Berewici commiflb Ricardo 
 de Rodam. 
 
 ' De conduiTtu pro Johanna conforte Davidis de Bruys venienda in reg- 
 num Angliiie. 
 
 De condudu pro Edwardo de Balliolo rege Scotiae._ 
 
 De terris & catallis quae fuerunt Duncani MagdowalU in manum regis 
 capiendis. 
 
 De poteftate tradandi fuper dellberationem Davidis de Bnays. 
 
 De traftando cum Elizabctha qu;£ fuit uxor \^'illielmi Douglas tarn I 
 
 fuper dellberatione Caftri del Hermitage in Scotia quam luper delibera- 
 tione filiorum eorundem Willielmi & Elizabeths. 
 
 Membrana I. 
 De homlnibus ad arma hobelariis & fagittariis arraiandis. 
 De archidiaconatu de Tevydale dato Johanni de Boulton. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiiE, de Anno 2 8 Edwardi III, 
 
 M E M B R A N ^ 8 & ,7. 
 
 DE falvo condudu pro Thoma Byfet. 
 De protedione pro Willielmo de la Vale. 
 De confirmatione pardoniie feloniarum, &c. 
 
 Membra na 6. 
 
 Quod treuga cum Scotis non cedat in praejudicium Edwardi de Balliolo 
 regis Scotiae. 
 
 Rex conceflit Patricio Macolagh centum marcas percipiendas fingulis 
 annis. 
 
 Pro prioriflii & monialibus de Haliftan de o£to marcis annuis fibi coa- 
 ceffis. 
 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De denariis folvendis Henrico de Percy. 
 De compoto Ricardi Tcmpeil: audiendo. 
 Pro hominibus villae Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 De fubfidio pro reparatione murorum vills Berewici colligendo, 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De tradando cum pr^elatis comitibus & aliis nobilibus de Scotia fuper 
 deliberatione Davidis de Bruys. 
 
 De
 
 ROTULI SCOTIA. 
 
 21 
 
 3 
 
 De conductubus pro hominihus de Scotia venientlbus, ufque villam Novi 
 Caflri fuper Tynam, ad tra6landum fuper deliberatione Davidis de Bruys. 
 
 De cuftodia treugarum inter regem ex una parte 6c adverfarium Fran- 
 cias & homines de Scotia ex altera. 
 
 Membranaj. 
 
 De proteftione pro Willlelmo de Aldeburgh. 
 
 De inquirendo de lanis de crefcentia Anglis diiftis apud Berewicum. 
 
 De prote6lione pro Elizabetha quas fuit uxor Willielmi de Douglas. 
 
 Cuftodia villte Berewicl commiffa Willielmo baroni de Greyftok. 
 
 Rex conceflit Elizabethje quie fuit uxor Willielmi Doup-Ias caflrum 
 del Hermitage ac vallem de Lydel cum pertinentiis. 
 
 De tra6tando cum hominibus Elizabethae quae fuit uxor Willielmi 
 Douglas qui ad fidem & pacem regis venire voluerint. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 Confirmatlo tra^latus fuper deliberatione Davidis de Bruys. 
 Confirmatio ejufdem tradlatus per principem Walliae fafta. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 
 De poteftate data epifcopo Dunelmenfi epifcopo Karleolenfi & aliis re- 
 cipiendi Davidem de Bruys a Johanne Coupeland vicecomite Northum- 
 brian 
 
 De poteflate deliberandi Davydem de Bruys, 
 
 Promiflio delibe-rationis filii comitis de la March. 
 
 De poteftate juraudi in animam regis. 
 
 De condudlu pro quibufdam nobilibus de Scotia. 
 
 De treugis in marchiis ScotiiE obfervandis. 
 
 De potejftate jurandi in animam principis & aliorum. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 De poteftate data Willielmo de Bohun, comiti Northampton' & con- 
 flabulario Angliae, & aliis complendi tradlatum inter nuncios regis & 
 quofdam nobiles de Scotia. 
 
 De condudlu pro obfidibus Davidis de Bruys. 
 
 De poteftate recipiendi juramenta & fecuritatem a praslatls magnatibus 
 & aliis de Scotia. 
 
 De deliberando filium comitis de la March. 
 
 Promiffio deliberationis filii comitis de la March. 
 
 Acceptatio & ratificatio inde per principem Wallias. 
 
 De indcmpnitate pro epifcopo Dunelmenfi 6c aliis ad deliberandum 
 Davidem de Bruys afilgnatis. 
 
 De
 
 2t4 R O T U L I S C O T I yfi. 
 
 De fecurltate pro Davvde dc Bruys caplcnda. 
 
 De pnemuiileiido baroaes <Sc milites ad intercflendum deliberatloui 
 Davidii dc liruys. 
 
 De recipiendo obfidcs pro Davyde de Bruys liberatos. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 De Davyde de Bruys prilonario dcliberando. 
 De oblldibus liberandis pro Willielmo de Douglas. I 
 
 De fublklio pro reparatlone murorum villae Berewici capiendo. 
 De Ian is Ibrisfadis vendendis. 
 
 Pro gardiano & fratribus minoribus Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 De licentia vadiandi duellum in Scotia. 
 
 Hofpitale Bcatae Mariae Magdaleriae juxta Berewicum conceflum Ro- 
 berto de Burton. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5, D O R S O. 
 
 Indentura inter regem & Elizabetham qu» fuit uxor Wlllielmi de 
 Douglas pro caflro del Hermytage & valle de Lidell. 
 
 RoTULus Scotia, de Anno 29 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 
 DE homlnibus ad arma hobellariis 6c lagittariis contra Scotos arrai- 
 andis. 
 De proteflionibus. 
 
 Membran^e 12, ir, & 10- 
 Donationes per Edwardum regem Scotiae de regno & aliis terris Scotia 
 Edwardo regi Angliae fadae. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 
 De corapoto de redditibus ad pontem villae Berewici pertinentibus 
 audiendo, 
 
 De cuftuma vocata Canage per vifvim camerarii de Berewico colligenda 
 pro reparatione portus. 
 
 De protecftione pro Edwardo rege Scotiae & Willielmo de Aldcburgh, 
 
 De denariis liberandis Edwardo de Letham. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 De morando fuper cuftodia marchiarum Scotiae indentura inter regem 
 & Johannem Coupland pro cuftodia cailri de Rokelburgh. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 215 
 
 De fuperfedendo proceflum contra Willielmum de Emeldon. 
 
 De licentia data majori ballivis & communitati de Berewico ad blada 
 ducenda iilque Berewicum. 
 
 De hominibus ad arma hobelariis & fagittarlis arraiandis. 
 
 Pro Hugone de Dacre & Elizabetha uxore ejus quod haberent caflruni 
 del Hermitage & vallem de Lydell. 
 
 De muris & domlbus in caftro Berewici reparandis. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 
 De hominibus ad arma hobellariis & fagittarlis arraiandis. 
 
 De ducendo homines ad arma ufque Novum Caftrum fuper Tyaam. 
 
 De conftituendo WiUielmum de Emeldon receptorem denariorum ho- 
 minum ad arma folvendorum. 
 
 Quod Willlelmus de Emeldon pareat maudatis epifcopi Dunelmenfis 
 & aliorum in folutionlbus prccdidtls. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 Pro gardiano & fratribus ordinis fratrum minorum de Berewico. 
 De hominibus ad arma arraiandis. 
 
 De conftituendo Henrlcum de Percy cuftodem caftri de Rokefburgh., 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De intendendo comiti Danegos 6c Radulpho de Nevill cuftodibus niar- 
 chiarum verfus partes ScotliE. 
 De navibus areflandis. 
 De hominibus ad arma arraiandis. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De hominibus ad arma eligendis. 
 
 De navibus areftandis & muniendis & ufque Hallieland ducendis,. 
 De trlturatorlbus & molendinariis caplendis. 
 De proteftlonibus. 
 De fagittarlis ufque Novaim Caftrum fuper Tynam mlttendls. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De conftituendo Johannem Colyn locum tenentera Roberti Morle 
 admiralli. 
 
 De fagittarlis eligendis. 
 
 De hominibus Walleufibus ad laij«eas eligendis. 
 
 Dc
 
 ai6 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 Dc proclamniulo quod homines ad arma armatl & fagittarii fc trahant 
 ad regcm, 
 
 De hominlbus ad anna hobelariis & fagittariis duel faclendis ufque No- 
 vum Caftrum. 
 
 Mf. AIBRANA 2. 
 
 De mlnarlis ufque villam Novi Callri mittcndis. 
 
 De veniendo vcrfus regem ad partes Scotiap. ji 
 
 De veniendo ad rcgem cumna\ ibus & vidualibus ufque aquam de Twede. i| 
 
 De viftualibus providendis 6c ufque aquam de Twede ducendis. ' 
 
 Membrana I. 
 De protcif^jonibus pro Johanne de Moubraj' & aliis. 
 
 D 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno 30 Edvvardi III. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 E proteflione pro Willielmo Attewode & aliis. 
 Pro Edwardo de Balliolo de relaxatione homagii fui. 
 De proclamatione facicnda de antiquis legibus Scotias utendis. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 
 De confirmationc cartarum conceflarum burgenfibus vWlx Berewici 
 fuper Tvvedam. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 
 De arrentando domos in villa de Berewico fuper Twedam. 
 
 De potcftate data epifcopo Dunelmenfi & aliis traftandi cum homini- 
 bus de Scotia de redemptione & deliberatione Davidis de Bruys. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus de Berewico de lanis traducendis pro antiqua cufluma. 
 
 Exemplificatio indenturai faftai inter regem Anglia; & Edwardum de 
 Balliolo regem Scotiae de conceflione regni Scotiae, &c. 
 
 M E M E R A N A 5. 
 
 De pifcariis de Crabwater & Holdmannes reftitutis Roberto de Tughale. 
 De denariis folvendis Henrico filio Henrici de Percy. 
 De conftituendo Epifcopum Karliolenfem & alios cuftodes treugarum 
 in mar hiis Angliae & Scotiae. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus villa; Berewuci fuper Tvvedam. 
 
 Membrava 
 
 t« 
 
 1
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I y^. 217 
 
 Membrane 5 & 4. 
 
 Pro homlnlbus de Tevydale confirmatio libertatum. 
 
 De conduilu pro Willielmo domino de Douglas veniend' in Angliam 
 ad loquendum cum Davide de Bruys, & ad traftandum fuper deliberatione 
 iplius Davydis. 
 
 De denariis folvcndis Henrico filio & haeredi Henrici de Percy. 
 
 De cuftumis colligendis in portu Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 
 De officio tronatorii in eodem portu commiflb Johanni Clerc. 
 
 De amovendo manum regis de hofpitali Beatae Maris Magdalenae juxta! 
 Berewicum. 
 
 De licentia retinendi homines in munitione caflri de Loghmaban. 
 
 De proficilcendo fupra mare cum navibus ad refiftendum iuimicos regis. 
 
 De conftituendo Henricum de Percy & Radulphum de Nevill cuilodes 
 marchiarum. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 
 De officiis cancellarii & camerarii Berewici fuper Twedam commiffis 
 Roberto de Tughale. 
 
 De cuftumis colligendis in portu Berewici. 
 
 Pro Edwardo de Balliolo nuper rege Scotiae. 
 
 De proteftione pro Alexandro de Flex qui pro quadam fufplcione iiu- 
 per captus 6c in prifona turns Londoniae deteatus tuit. 
 
 De conduftu pro prifonariis de Scotia. 
 
 De mora facienda in marchiis Scotiae. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De protefllone pro prifonariis de Scotia. 
 De condudlibus. 
 De condu6lu. 
 
 M e'm b r a n a t, 
 De navibus areftandis pro viftualibus ufque Berewicum ducendis, 
 De operationibus fuper Douglas tour inceptis complendis. 
 
 D 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiiE, dc Anno 3 1 Edvvardi III. 
 
 Membrana i i . 
 E condu(5tu pro nunciis do Scotia. 
 De comitatu Berewici commiflb Johanni de Clifford. 
 De capiendo naves pro viitualibus pro munitione vllLc Berewici. 
 
 Ee De
 
 ai8 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 De defetflibus in muris & aliis in villa Berewici rcparandis. 
 De bonis reftituendis burgenfibus Berewici. 
 De comporo Ricardi de Stanhop & aliorum audiendo. 
 Dc teodis folvendis Johanni de Coupcland. 
 
 Quod extra villain Berewici commorantes non gaudeant libcrtatibus- 
 burgenfibus dc Berewico conceffis. 
 De condudlu. 
 
 Me m b r an a io. 
 
 De conduiftu pro Williclmo de Leth & aliis. 
 
 De excmplihcatione treugarum inter epifcopum Wintoniehfem Sc alios 
 confiliarios regis ex una parte, & epilcopum Sanfti Andreaa & alios nun- 
 cios de Scotia ex altera parte. 
 
 De aflignando Henricum de Percy & Radulphum dc Nevill cuflodes 
 treugarum. 
 
 De aflignando Williclmum de Killum ad cuftumam regis in portu 
 Berewici colligendum. 
 
 De officio contrarotulatoris in eodem portu commiflb Roberto de 
 Tughale. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus de Berewico de licentia ducendi blada ufque Berewicum. 
 
 Officium coronatoris in comitatu de Rokefburgh concefl'um Alano de 
 Buckeby. 
 
 M E M B R A N A p. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus vills Berewici fupcr Twedam. 
 Pro prioriffa & monialibus de Halyftan. 
 
 De tenemento in villa Berewici fiaper Twedam conceflb Roberto de 
 Tughale. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 8. 
 
 Pro Scotis de licentia emendi blada in Anglia. 
 Pro burgenfibus villae Berewici fiaper Twedam. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7. 
 
 De conduftu pro Thoma comite de Marr. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus villae Berewici fi.iper Twedam. 
 
 De condu6lu pro Alexandro de Menteth prifonario. 
 
 Dc cufliodlbus treugarum in marchiis Anglias & Scotiae conflitutis^ 
 
 De poteflatc traclaiidi cum adverfariis de Scotia. 
 
 De condudu. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I yE. 219 
 
 ]M E M 13 R A N A 6 , 
 
 De conduflu pro Johanne Barber archidiacono de Abredene &c aliis ve- 
 niendis in Anglia caufa ftudendi in unlverfitate Oxonicnli. 
 
 De fecurltate ab Archibaido Douglas & aliis capta de reintrando cor- 
 pora fua in priibnam. 
 
 De conduclu pro magnatibus in afforciamentum obfidum in Anglia 
 venturorum. ^ 
 
 De poteflate jurandi in animam regis. 
 
 Me m b r a n a 5. 
 
 De conduclu pro epifcopo San£ti Andrea:. 
 
 Quod oblides non detineantur nili crimen poft adventum fuum in 
 prifbnam fecerint. 
 
 De deliberando Davidem de Bruys, archiepifcopo Eboracenfi, & aliis. 
 
 De poteftate petendi paifliones oljligationes & alias fecuritates pro Da- 
 vyde de Bruys. 
 
 Quod David de Bruys fit liber fui ipfius poftquam conditiones delibera- 
 tionis compleverit. 
 
 De poteftate tra6landi de attemptatis contra treugas. 
 
 De condudtu pro obiidibus. 
 
 De poteftate recipiendi Davydem de Bruys. 
 
 De condudu pro Davyde de Bruys. 
 
 De indcmpnitate pro praelatis 6c aliis nobilibus ad Davydem de Bruys 
 deliberandum afiignatis. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De conduftu pro Willielmo de Leth, & aliis. 
 Quod fcolares Scotias poiTint ftudere in Anglia. 
 De conduclu. 
 
 De cuftuma colligenda in portu de Berewico. 
 De conduftu pro mercatoribus Scoti;^. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De lanis de crefcentia Anglia; in portu villa: Berewlci inventis arref- 
 tandis. 
 
 De indempnitate pro Henrico de Percy, epifcopo Karliolenfi, & aliis. 
 De Scotis prifonariis deiiberandis per manucaptionem. 
 De conduclu. 
 
 Me M B R A N A 2. 
 
 Rex conceffit Pctro Tempeft manerium de Haweden cum pcrtineutiis 
 in Scotia, 
 
 E e a De
 
 220 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 De co!idu(flu pro Jolianna conforte Davidls de Bruys, & allis. 
 De lanis forisfactis vendendls. 
 
 M E M B R A >: A I . ( 
 
 Dc poteftate prorogandi literas lalvi conduftus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2, D O R S O. 
 
 Indcntura fadta fuper dellberatloue Davidis de Bruys. 
 
 Membrana r, DoRSo. 
 Proclamatio treugarum cum Scotls. 
 Nomina obfidum de Scotia. 
 
 RoTULus ScoTi.E, de Anno 3 2 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membrana i i . 
 
 DE condudlu pro Archlbaldo Douglas & alUs. 
 De cuftumis in portu Berewici colllgendis. 
 Pro burgenfibus villai de Bcrewico. 
 
 De baronia de Prenderlath Hberanda Jacobo filio Walter! de Selby. 
 De conduftu. 
 
 Membrana 10. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus villas Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 
 De conduftu pro Thoma Macolagh. 
 
 De licentia data Thomce comiti de Angos uni obfidum Davydis de 
 Bruys ad partes boriales proficifcendl. 
 
 Officium tronagii lanarum in villa Berewici conceflum Willielmo del 
 VVode. 
 
 De condu£lu pro Willielmo de Lemyngeflon. 
 
 De licentia data Jacobo de Sandelandes ftudendi in Anglia, 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 De condu(5lu pro mercatoribus Scotiae 6c aliis. 
 De prote«Slione pro Johanna forore regis. 
 De condudlubus. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 Pro mercatoribus Scotise de licentia ducendi blada ad partes Scotiae. 
 Dc condudu pro Johanne Goldiinyth & aliis. 
 
 Thomas
 
 ROTULISCOTI^, 2^1 
 
 Thomas de Murref unus obfidum pro Davyde de Bruys habet literas 
 regis de licentia proficifcendi ad partes Scotia;. 
 
 De licentia data Willielmo de Grenelawe veniendi in Angllam ia uni- 
 verfitate Oxoiiienfc, five Cantebrigenle caula ftudendi. 
 
 De villa de Eftrefoftlavve, &c. ThomiE Smale & Chriftiaiice uxori 
 ejus liberanda. 
 
 De condudtu pro Scotis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A J. 
 
 De inquirendo de lanis, coriis & pellibus lanatis de crefcentia Angli» 
 ufque partes Scoriae du6tis. 
 
 De proteftione pro Patricio de Dunbarre comite March. 
 
 De decern libris annuatim percipiendis conceffis Philippo de Glena. 
 
 Pro Johanne de Heckeford mercatore de Scotia. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 
 De condu£lu pro clericis exercentibus fcholas. 
 
 De denariis recipiendis, viz. decern milia marcarum de prima folu- 
 tione, & in parte centum milia marcarum pro redemptione Davidis de 
 Bruys. 
 
 Liters acquietantise inde. 
 
 De condudtu pro comite de Anegos & aliis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 De arbitris affignatis inter regem & Willielmum de Douglas ad in- 
 quirendum utrum caflrum del Hermitage tempore treugarum captum, 
 ad regem ta de caufa reftituendum fuerit, necne. 
 
 De denariis pro redemptione Davidis de Bruys rcceptis. 
 
 De condu6lu pro Roberto fenefcallo Scotias & Davyde de Bruys. 
 
 De inquirendo de plfcaria vocata de Lawe in aqua de Twede. 
 
 De tencmento ia villa de Bercwico conceflb Roberto de Tughale. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De condudlu pro quibufdam magnatibus de Scotia.. 
 De conduftu pro hominibus comitis Danegos. 
 
 De obfidibus pro Davide de Bruys vicecomitl Northumbriae liberandis, 
 De condudu pro Thoma comite de Anegos & aliis. 
 
 Membrana ?,. 
 De condu6tu pro Willielmo de Kcthe marifchal Dtfcoce, & aliis^ 
 De protcdioac pi'o Willielmo comite de Sutherland & aliis. 
 
 Membran-a
 
 -212 R* O T U L I S C O T I tE. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 De proro^ntione conduclus pro comitc de Anegos. 
 
 De condudu pro Williclmo Gledllanes «Sr allis. 
 
 Pro Marcarctii de Dacre & tcnentibus lliis ia valle de LvdclL 
 
 I\I E M B R A N A I. 
 
 Pro hominibus In valle de LydcU in Scotia habituris. 
 
 De conduclu pro.comite de Marr 6c aliis. « 
 
 , Pro Williclmo de Tours. | 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno 3 3 Edvvardi III. 
 
 ». 
 MembranaS. 
 
 DE condu(fiu pro comite de Anegos & aliis. 
 Cuftodia terrarum qua fuerunt Ricardi de Kirkebride concefTarum 
 Alexandro de Loreyn. 
 
 Cuflodia terrarum q\ix fuerunt Archcbaldi Noelfou conceffarum Ro- 
 berto Colevile. 
 
 Pro Willielmo de Lydel. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 Pro cuftode domus pontis villa; Berewici. 
 Baronla de Cancrton conceffa Jacobo de Lorcyns. 
 Pro Davide de Bruys. 
 Indentura inter regem & comitem de Marr. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De condu6lu pro Willielmo de Tours 6c aliis. 
 De protetSlione pro comite Marr. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De conduftu pro Archibaldo de Douglas &c aliis. 
 Pro priore de Coldyngham. 
 Pro Alexandro de Moubray. 
 Pro Archibaldo de Douglas. I 
 
 De traftando fuper terris in marifcis prope Berewicum. • 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum Angliae verfus Scotiam conftitutis. 
 De protedionlbus. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I .^. 223 
 
 De mnr'is & turellis villse Berewici reparandis. 
 De condudlubus. 
 
 ]\T E INI B R A N A 3. 
 
 De proteftione pro tenentibus Thoma; filii Maiirlci de Berkele. 
 De poteftate tradtandi cum Patricio de Duubarre comite Marchiae, 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 De cuftumls coUigendis in portu de Berewico. 
 Cuflos Anglite incepit 30 die 06lobris. 
 De caftris 6c fortaliciis reparaudis & muniendis. 
 De proclamadone focienda de caftris Sc fortaliciis reparaudis. 
 De fide adliibenda Radulpho de Nevill. 
 
 De deputatis comitis de Angos 6c Radulphi de Nevill ad treugas con- 
 fervandas. 
 
 De conduifiu 
 
 AIembrana r. 
 
 De centum marcis per annum concefils Henrico de Percy cuflodi caflrl- 
 Berewici. 
 
 Pro Ricardo Tempefl. 
 . Pro Johanna de Coupland. 
 
 De trahendo verfus parted Walliae. 
 
 De acquietantia pro parte redemptionis Davidis de Bruys. 
 
 D 
 
 Ro T u L u s Scot liE, de Anno 35 Edwardi III. 
 
 Me MB RAN A 5. 
 
 E condudtu proWaltero de Abernyt & aliis. 
 De cuftumis colllgendis in portu de Berewico fuper Twedam. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De officio tronatoris lanarum in portu villae Berewici fuper Twedam 
 commiflb Johanni Clerk. 
 
 De denarils libcrandis Edwardo de Latham. 
 De bladis arcffandis. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De hominlbus in marchiis Scotife arraiandis &c caftris muniendis. 
 De hofpitale Beatas Marlae Magdalene juxta Berewicum dato Rogero 
 de Bromleye 15 Jvinli, & 20 Junii dato Ricardo Metford. 
 
 De
 
 224 R O T U L I S C O T I .^. 
 
 De fortallcio de Dolfynfton proflcrnendo. 
 De cuftodlbus marchiarum conrtitutis. 
 
 De praebenda de Aldrokefburgli data Johaiini de Baumburgh, 
 Cuftodia terrarum, &c. in la Mersfhe in comltatu Bercwicl qux fueruut 
 Thomic de Berkeleye concefla Johauni de Coupeland. 
 
 Membrana 1. 
 Cuflodia terrarum, &c. quie fuerunt Nicholai de Sandlo Mauro con- 
 cefla Jacobo de Loreyn. \ 
 De cullumis coUigendis in portu de Berewico. I 
 De comltatu de Roke{burgh commiflb Johanni de Coupeland. 
 De conductu pro diverhs perfonis. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De conductu pro Thoma de W'hitkirk & multis aliis. 
 De licentia concefla Willielmo comiti de Sutherland proficlfcendi ad 
 partes Scotia?. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiiE, dc Anno 36 Edvvardi III. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 
 DE dcfe»5l:ibus in caflro Berewlci reparandis. 
 De officio vicecomitis de Rokefburgh commiflb Johanni de 
 Coupeland. 
 
 De dcfe6libus in caftro de Rokefljurgh reparandis. 
 De cufliodia caflri de Loghmabau ac dominii vallis de Auand commiflTa 
 Johanni de Denton. 
 De conduitibus. 
 Pro priore de Coldingham. 
 
 Membrana ^. 
 De condudu pro epifcopo Sancli Andreas & aliis. 
 De protedtionibus pro Willielmo dc Holm & aliis. 
 De licentia data comiti Sotherland' proficifcendi ad partes 5"cotiae. 
 De facramento recipiendo a comite Sotherland quod ipfe redibit in 
 obfidcm. 
 
 De treugis inter regem & Davyd de Bruys confervandis. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De condudu pro Rogero Hogg & aliis. 
 
 2 Cun:odia
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I iE. 215 
 
 Cuftodia vIllcB Berewjcl commiflli Ricardo Tempefl potertas data 
 archiepifcopo Eboracenfi, & aliis tradlandi cum Davide de Brujs de pace 
 finali. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De ccHidu(5lu pro archidiacono Laudoiiia? & aliis. 
 Dc curtodibus treugarum in marchiis Angliae & Scotiae conftitutls, 
 De capella Saadti Thomx de Maxwell juxta Roxburgh data Thomae 
 de Midelton. 
 
 Membuana 2. 
 De praebenda de veteri Rokelturgh da^a Ricardo de Swynhop, 
 De condu6tu pro epilcopo San6li Andrcae 6c aliis. 
 De terris quae fuerunt Johamiis licflcwell concellis Roberto Colvill. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 Pro burgenfibus villas Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 Pro Alexandre de Moubray. 
 De condudtibus pro mercatoribus de Scotia, 
 
 RoTULus ScoTiiE, de Anno 37 Edwardi III, 
 
 Membrana id. 
 
 DE {Iilvo conducflu pro Johanne de Leth & aliis. 
 De bladis ducendis ad prioratum de Coldyngham. 
 De navibus deareftandis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 9. . ' 
 
 De condu6tibus pro Fergefio de Edenham &c aliis. 
 
 Membrana 8. Jl'^. 
 
 Pro Waltero del Both ad pacem regis admiflb. 
 De trengis proclamandis. 
 De defcdlibus murorum villas Berewici reparandis. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De condu(£l:u pro epifcopo Sandi Andreas & aliis. 
 
 M E M B R A N a 6. 
 Dc adraittcndo Willielmum dc Swynhowe in b\irgenfem vlllfe Berewici. 
 
 F f Indentura
 
 226 R O T U L I S C O T I /E. 
 
 Indentura inter regcm & Ricardum Texnpcfl pro cuflodia vill* Berc- 
 wici fuper Twedam. 
 
 Dc Scotis ad pacem regis reclpicndis. 
 
 De operariiscapiendis pro operationibus circa claufuram Berewici. 
 
 Dc protedtionibus. 
 
 De licentia data Laureiitio dc Reppes ad diiccndum coria ufque Lenn. 
 
 M E M B R AN A 5. 
 
 Dc C(induv5lu pro Davidc de Berclay fcutifero de Scotia &c aliis. 
 
 De licciitia data Williclmo comiti Sunderland profacilccndi ad partes 
 
 ScOtlLL'. 
 
 De lalvo conduftu. 
 
 De bladis ad villain Berewici ducendis. 
 
 Membra n a 4. 
 De condu£tu pro mercatoribus Scotiie 6c aliis. 
 De conduilu pro clericis iliudentibus in Oxoii'vel alibi. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 Pro hominibus de valle Anandi. 
 De condudu generali pro fcolaribus Scotiaj. 
 De conductu pro comite Douglas & aliis. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De conduclii pro Scotis peregre profedturis in rcgnum Anglije, 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 
 Pro hominibus de valle Anandi. 
 
 De conduclu pro mercatoribus. 
 
 De procur.itoribus Williclmi de Wintonia qui ia peregrinatioue fua ad 
 montem Sinay ad limina Sanftae Katherinic vifitandum diem claufit ex- 
 tremum, conjlitutis. 
 
 De bladis ducendis ad \ illam Berewici pro fuftentatione fidclium regis. 
 
 RoTULUj ScoT]^, dc Anno 38 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membrana 10. 
 E cufl-odia caftri & comitatus de Rokefburgh commilTa Alano del 
 
 Strothcr. 
 
 1)& condtidu pro comite de Marrc. 
 
 Dc 
 
 D
 
 R O T U LI S C O T I iE. a^7 
 
 De condu6i:lbus pro mercatorlbus Scotiae & alils. 
 De conduftu pro clerici sScotiae & aliis. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 De conductibus pro mercatorlbus Scotiae & allis. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 De mercaadifis ad partes Scotias ducendis. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De condudu pro hominibus de Scotia venientlbus la Angliam peregre. 
 De cuftodia vIUje Berewici fiiper Twedam commilTa Alaao de Hetou. 
 De coaftituendo Willielmxun de la Vale camerariun:i Berewici. 
 De coadudtibus. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De coadudlu pro epifcopo Saadti Andreas & allis. 
 De officio caacellarii Berewici commiflb Willielmo de la Vale. 
 
 M EMBR ANA 5. 
 
 De coadudtibus pro mercatorlbus Scotia & allis. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De coadu(Slibus pro homiaibus de Scotia veaieado ia Aagllam peregre. 
 De coadu£tu pro comlte de Sutherlaad prorogaad'. 
 De condu6lu pro clericis de Scotia. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De coadudlu pro David de Bruys fratre regis ad llmlaa SaadI Thomae 
 Martlrls apud Caatuariam peregre vlfitaaduai veaieado. 
 De protedlloalbus. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 Pro homiaibus vallls Aaaadi. 
 
 Pro burgeafibus & habitatorlbus yillae Berewici fupcr Twedaai. 
 Pro prlore Duaelmeali. 
 
 Membrana i . 
 De officio coatrarotulatorls cufluaiije laaarum, &c. apud Berqfwlcum 
 coaceflb Willielmo de la Vale. 
 
 De lateadeado deputato coatrarotulatorls cuflumarum. 
 De coadudibus pro comite Sutherlaad Sc aliis. 
 
 F f 2 ROTULUS
 
 228 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno 39 Edwardi IIL 
 
 Me M B RA N A 10. 
 
 E condudlu pro epifcopo Sandi Andreae & aliis. 
 _ De vino &c frumento ad partes Scotiae ducendis. 
 De couductu caui'a itudeudi. 
 
 D 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 De condudlu pro rege Scotias veniendo ad limina Saiidi Thomae Mar- 
 tyris apud Cantruariam peregre vifitandum.. 
 
 De arcubus & fagittis ad partes Scotiye ducendis^. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 De condudlu pro Willlelmo de Roos & aliis. 
 De bladis ad partes Scotije ducendis. 
 Pro burgenfibus villae dc Bcrewico luper Twedam* 
 De inquirendo de lanis. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De condudlu pro mercatoribus Scotiae. 
 
 Mem bra n a 6. 
 • De condudu veniendo peregre per Angliam ufque ad Sandum Dionl- 
 fuim & alibi tranfeundo. 
 
 Pro Henrico de Percy, de manu regis amovenda a quadam pifcaria in 
 aqua de Twede. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 De non molefhnido Thomam de Kelfhowe. 
 
 De navi areftanda pro epilcopo de Abcrden. 
 
 Prorogatio treugje Scotia;. 
 
 De quibufdam conditionibus conteatis in treugis prxdidis. 
 
 Me MB R A N A 4. 
 De bobus in Anglinm ducendis. 
 De condudu pro Williclmo Boyfervill. 
 De marchiis Scotia^ cuilodiendis. 
 
 De condudUi pro fcolaribus vcnientibus in regnum Ang>liae caular 
 fludendi. 
 
 De bladis ad partes Scotiis ducendis. 
 
 Membrana. 
 
 d
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^, 22^ 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De conduftu pro mercatoribus Scotiae. 
 
 Me m BR an a 2. 
 De condudlu pro Archibaldo Douglas & afiis. 
 De bladis ad partes Scotiae ducendis. 
 De protedlione pro Godefrido de Roos. 
 De bladis ad partes Scotl« ducendis. 
 
 De pecunia ad opus regis recipieiida pro deliberatione Davydls de Bruys. 
 De condudu pro moneta regis.. 
 
 RoTULus ScoTiiE, dc Anno 40 Edwardi III. 
 
 Meaibrana 9. 
 
 AC QU I E T A N T I A pro pecunia recepta pro deliberatione Davydis 
 de Bruys. 
 De conduftu pro diverfis perfonls. 
 
 De pifcariis de Cole & Newater in manum regis capiendis. 
 De protcdione pro abbate & convcntu de Kellelbwe in Scotia* ~ 
 
 De^protedlione pro comite Sutherland. 
 
 Membrana 8.- 
 De condudtu pro Davide de Bruys & aliis.. 
 De condudu pro mercatoribus Scotias. . 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De condudu pro Euftachio de Maxwell &; aliis. 
 De cuftodia pifcaria3 de Newater & Cole commifla Henrico de Percy, 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum conftitutis. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De conftituendo Willielmum de Vikers coronatorem in comitatu dc 
 Rokefl)urgh. 
 
 De condudu pro diverfis perlbnis. 
 
 De condudu pro mercatoribus de Florentia.. 
 
 De condudu pro fcolaribns. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 Dc condudu pro mercatoribus Scotiic. 
 
 MeMbrajm<A.
 
 ^3P .R O T U L I S C O T J iE. 
 
 De condu(flibus. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 Pro Henrico de Percy. 
 
 De non moleftaiido comitcm de Sutherland. 
 
 De cuftodlbus marchiarum conftltutis. 
 
 M E M 6 R A N A ^ . 
 
 De poteftate dnta Henrico del Strother concedendl litoras de conduiftw. 
 De burgagiis & domibus arrentandis in villa Berewioi. 
 Pro Williclmo de la Vale. 
 
 De licentia data Humfrido de Bohun comiti Hereford ad vidlualia, 
 &c. providcnda pro munitione caftri-de IvOghmsbaii. 
 De condudtu pro Davide de Bruys & aliis. 
 
 RoTULUS ScoTiiE, dc Anno 41 Edvvardi III. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 
 DE condtfflu pro Willielnio de Murrif filio comltis Sutherlanduc. 
 De dciiariis pro redemptione Davidis de Bruys ad opus regii re- 
 cipiendis. 
 
 Acquietantia fada Davydi de Bruys pro denariis pradidis. 
 De denariis ufque Eborum & Londoiiiam ducendis. 
 De fale in Scotiam ducendo. 
 De cuflodia villx Berewici commifla Petro de Malo Lacu. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum conftitutis. 
 De fupervidcndo caftra & fortalicia in marchia orientaii. 
 De vidualibus pro munitione caftri de Loghmaban provideiidft. 
 De honiinibus arraiandis. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De vidualibus ufque cad; rum de Loghmaban ducendis. 
 De viftualibus ufque villam Berewici ducendis. 
 
 De officiis contrarotulatoris, cancellarii, & camcrarii villa; Berewici, 
 commiflis Johanni de Bolton. 
 
 Pro gardiauo & fratribus minorum villae Berewici. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 231 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De cuflodibus treugarum conlHtutis. 
 Treuga inter rcges Anglias & Scotiae fadta anno Domini 1367. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 Des gardeins des marches afllgnes. 
 De defedibus in caflro Berewici reparandis. 
 De condudtu pro Thoma comite Marr, & alils. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De conduftibus pro nuncils Scotia?. 
 De conductu pro mercatoribus Scotias cum equitibus. 
 De proclamando quod mercatores Scotias ad vlUam Berewici veniant 
 caufa mercandlfandi. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De condudllbus pro peregrinis de Scotia. 
 De llcentia ducendi armaturas ad partes Scotue. 
 
 Dc conductu pro rege Scotiae ad limina Thoma; archieplfcopi Can- 
 tuarienfis peregre vifitare veniendo. 
 
 Pro Thoma Erlkyn de armaturis ufque Scotiam ducendis. 
 
 Membrana i . 
 De conduiflu pro nuncils regis Scotiae. 
 De conduftu pro comite de Sotherland. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno 42 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 
 DE traftatu & Concordia obfervandls cum Scotis. 
 Dc murls propugnaculls & turrlbus reparandis. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 Acquletantia facta David! dc Bruys pro fex mlUlbus marcls. 
 De bladis, &c. extra rcgnum noii traducendis. 
 
 Dc quadraginta marcls per annum conceffis Johanna: quic fult uxor 
 Edwardi de Letham. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 Dc conduflu j)ro mercatoribus dc Scotia cum garclonlbus & equis v^- 
 jiiciitibus In Angliam. 
 
 De
 
 ^y■ R O T U L I S C O T I yE. 
 
 De moncta a Davldc Bruys recipienda. "?, 
 
 De Concordia & traclatu obrcrvaadis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 De conduiStu pro Waltero de Lefleye & aliis. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus villae Berewici fuper Twcdam. j , 
 
 De placeis in \'illa Berewici arentan<]is. 
 
 De conduftu pro Thoma comitc Marr & aliis, 
 
 De cuftodia villae Berewici commiflix Petro de Male Lacu. 
 
 Fro burgenfibus de Rokefburgb. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 De cuftodibus marchis Scctias conftitutij. 
 
 Pardonatio pro Johanna de Burn. 
 
 De turri caltri de Rokefburgb rcparanda. 
 
 De officio tronatoris lanaruni commifTo Thorns de Dalton. 
 
 Pifcaria de Auldeflell in aqua de Twede data Roberto de Hull. 
 
 ]\I E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus vill* Berewici fuper Tv/edam. 
 
 Pro abbate & conventu de Kellefhowe. 
 
 De injuriis reformandis in marchiis Scotia?. 
 
 De viftnalibus providendis pro comite Her ford'. 
 
 De operariis capiendis pro delectibus in caitro Berewici reparandls. 
 
 Membrana 2. -f«j| 
 
 De conduclibus. '*^l 
 
 De otBcio contrarotulatoris cuflurr.ae, &c. commiffo Willielmo de 
 Alnewyk. # 
 
 De officio tronatoris lanarum commifTo Johanni de Brakenholm. 
 
 De carpentariis & ccmentariis capiendis. 
 
 De vifu compoti collcdoris cufuimarum faciendo. 
 
 De proclamando quod homines in munitione villae Berewici commo- 
 rantes ab eadem non recedant. 
 
 De conduftu pro diverfis perfonis. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De condudu pro Thoma Balliol & aliis. 
 
 X)e dote afTignanda Johannae qua; fuit uxor Henrici do Percy. 
 De denariis a DaAide de Bruys ad opus regis recipiendis. ^ 
 
 RoTULUS
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I .«. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiiE, de Anno 43 Edwardi III. 
 
 233 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 C QUIET ANT I A pro fex millibus marcis a Davide de Bruys 
 recepti?. 
 De feodis folvendis. 
 De conduftu pro Davide de Bruys veniendo in Angliam. 
 De coududtu pro diverlis perfonis de Scotia. 
 
 A 
 
 I 
 
 Membrana/. 
 
 De conduftu pro Thoma Leth & aliis. 
 
 De coriis bovinis ducendis uique Londinum. 
 
 Cuftodia duarum partium terrarum & pifcariarum cum pertlnentiis in 
 Scotia quas fuerunt Edwardi de Letham militis concefl'a Johanni de 
 Boulton. 
 
 De protedione pro Petro de Malo Lacu le fifme Dno' de Seton & cuf- 
 tode villae Berewici. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 Pro hominibus vilkc Berewici fuper Twedam. 
 De cuftumis colligendis in portu de Berewico. 
 
 De officio contrarotulatoris cuftumse commiflb Johanni de Monkton. 
 De officio pefagii lanarum in portu de Berewico commiflb Ricardo dc 
 Wyght. 
 
 De condudlu pro comite de Douglas & aliis. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De licentia data Godefrido de Roos de Scotia ad homines de Scotia ad 
 regem ducendum. 
 De condudibus. 
 De bladis in Scotiam ducendis. 
 Pro abbate & convcntu de Dondraname in Galway. 
 
 Membrana 4- 
 
 De brafeo ad partes Scotia: ducendo. 
 
 De fidvo conduitu pro Johanne Gray cuflode rotulorum et regiftrl re- 
 gis Scotiae & aliis. 
 
 Licentia data epifcopo GlafgTienri ad officium cpifcopale & fpirituale 
 in diocefe fua cxercendum. 
 
 Gg Membrana
 
 234 R O T U L I S C O T I .E. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 Treuga Inter rcgcs Anglian Sc Scotise captSE. 
 De ticugls pioclamandis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 De cufiodibus marchiarum conftitutis. 
 
 De praebeiida de veteri RokelLurgh data Ricardo de Middelton, 
 
 Me MB RAN A I. 
 
 De protcclioiie pro burgciifibus Berewici. 
 
 Dc inoneta luimeranda. 
 
 De deiiariis a Davyde de Bruys ad opus regis reclplendls, 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, dc Anno 44 EcUvardi III» 
 
 M E M E R A N A 5. 
 
 DE conduclu pro Davide de Bruys veniente in Angliam & alii?, 
 De officio pcl'agii lanarum conceiro Roberto Ros. 
 De admittendo Johannem del Chambre in burgeulera Berewici. 
 Acquietantia pro Uavyde de Bruys. 
 
 De quadraginta marcis liberandis burgenfibus de Rokeiburgh pro repa- 
 ratione pontis ultra aquam de Twede. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 Prorogatio fafla a Davide de Bruys pro folutione denarloruni. 
 De obligatione fafta domino regi per Davidem de Bruys. 
 De attemptatis contra treugam reformandis. 
 De lalva gardia pro Johannc Carrick 5c aliis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 De exemplificatione treugarum Scotia:. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De cuftodibus marchianim conftitutis. 
 
 De proclamatione facicnda ne quis laiias ad partes Scotiae ducat, 
 De cuftumis colligendis. 
 De condudu pro Thoma Canady & aliis. 
 
 M E M b R A N A I . 
 Dc cuftodia pifcaria: de Kewatcr & de Cole in r.qua de Twede com- 
 aaifia Henrico de Percy. 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 2J5 
 
 De officio tronatoris lanarum conceflb Johanni de Brakenholme. 
 
 De officio contrarotulatoris cuftumae conceflb Willielmo de Alncwyk. 
 
 Dc conduclibus. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTii^, de Anno 45 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 DE proteftione pro Johanne de Boulton, 
 Rex dimifit Johanna; quae fuit uxor Johannis de Coupeland, quic- 
 quid habuit in Edrynagton una cum pifcaria in aqua de Twede, &c. 
 
 De officio contrarotulatoris cuftums conceflb Roberto de Rods. 
 
 De computando cum Willielmo de la Vale. 
 
 De conductu pro Bartholemeo de Lone & allls. 
 
 Cuflodia duarum partlum terrarum quae fuerunt Henrici de Beaumont 
 concefTa Juhanni de Bolfon. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus Berewici. 
 
 De condu£tu pro Wahero Byger camerario Scoti^e. 
 
 De protedione pro Waltero de Leflcly & aliis. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De moneta a Davyde de Bruys ad opus regis recipienda. 
 De moneta numeranda. 
 De acquietantia. 
 De lanis ad partes exteras non traducendis. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De cufliodibus marchiarum Scotias conftitutis. 
 De conducendo denarios ufque Londinum. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De cufl:odlbus marchiarum conflitutis. 
 De denariis Iblvendls Henrico de Percy. 
 De cufliumls coUigendis. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De deuariis folvendis Petro de Maio Lacu camerario Derewlcl. 
 
 CgZ RoTULUS
 
 D 
 
 236 R O T U L 1 S C O T I --E, 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno 46 Edvvardi III. 
 
 Membra n a 5. 
 E officio tronatoris lanaium in portu Berewici conceflb Willielmo 
 , Jolyf. 
 
 Pro mercatoribus Scoti^e. 
 
 De morando fuper marchiis Scotias 6c hominibus ibidem arraiandis, 
 
 De moneta regis conducenda. 
 
 De moneta ad opus regis recipienda. 
 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum conftitutis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4.. 
 
 De condudibus. i 
 
 Acquictantia de moneta Scotije. 
 De moneta resis numeranda. 
 De condudlibus.. 
 
 Me m b ran a j» 
 Pro burgenfibus vills: dc Berewici. 
 De villa Berewici cuftodienda. 
 De condu6bibus. 
 
 M E M B R AN A 2. 
 
 De compclkndo homines, ^c. ad morandum fuper marchiis pro falva:.. 
 cuftodia earundem. 
 
 De marchiis Scotiae per deputatos cuftodiendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 Pro Roberto confanguineo regis Scotias quod literae acquietantize fuf- 
 ficicntes fint non obftantc quod nomen regis Scotias in eifdem miiiime 
 fpecificatur. 
 
 De protecflione pro Petro de Malo Lacu domino de Seton & cuftode 
 villae Berewici. 
 
 De terris quae fuerunt Walteri Manny in manus regis feifiendis. 
 
 De condudu pro comitc de Marre, 
 
 RoTULUS ScoTii^, de Anno 47 Edwardi III.. 
 
 Mem b r a n a 5. 
 E debatis inter dominum de Percy & comitcm Douglas pacifi- 
 _ candis. 
 Pro mercatoribus dc Scotia. 
 
 De 
 
 D
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I .!?:, 237 
 
 De conductubus. 
 
 De affociatioiie cuflodibus marchiarum Scotia. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 Pro mercatoribus de Edenburgh. 
 
 De conftituendo Willielmum de Stapleton conflabularium caflrl dc 
 iLoghmaban. 
 
 De protedione pro conftabulario caftri de Loghmaban & aliis. 
 
 De proteilione pro commoraatibus infra dominium di6ti caftri. 
 
 De conftituendo Willielmum Henryeffon camerarium de Loghmaban. 
 
 De compolitione cum Scotis facienda. 
 
 De caftro de Loghmaban & dominio vallis Anandi in manum regis 
 leifiendo. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De condudlubus. 
 
 Pro abbatibus de Kelfhowe, Mclros, Jeddeworth, & Drlburgh, 
 De protedlionibus & condudubus. . 
 De injuriis reformandis. 
 De moneta Scotia; numeranda. . 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De moneta a Davyde de Bruys ad opus regis recipienda^". 
 Acquietantia pro moneta ScotijE. 
 De moneta ulque Eborum & London' ducenda. 
 De injuriis contra formam treugarum faflis reformandis. ■ 
 Deproteftionibus & condudlubus. 
 
 Membrana i . 
 De cuftodia villas Berewici commiffa Thomae de Muigrave. . 
 De proteftionibus &c conductubus. 
 De licentia data mercatoribus ^j^erewlci ad lanas traducendum^. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTi.£, dc Anno 48 Edwardi III. 
 
 M E M BR A N A 5. 
 
 DE aflbciatione cuftodlbus marchiarum Scotl^e. 
 De prote(5llonibus.& condudubus. . 
 De pricfcntatione ad ecclcfiam dc Yetham. 
 De operarlis capiendis pro rcparntlone caftrj do Loghmaban. 
 
 .Membr.'\n-a\
 
 438 ^^ O T U L I SCOTIA. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4, 
 
 Dc cr5iu1ii«!Vo pro Henrico Douglas &c aliis, 
 De bhv-its; ad partes Scotia- ducc-ixlU. 
 De proclamatioiie tacitiuliv dc inoneta Scotioe. 
 De raoucta numeraiida. 
 
 I 
 
 M R M B R A N A 3. ;1 
 
 Tc monetnJi Uiwytle <le Bruys ad opus regis rccipicuda, i| 
 
 Acquietancia pro moiieta Scotiae. !( 
 
 De dic>a monera ufque Eixjriim &; London' ducenda. 
 
 Va ijvisdnm pla'.'ca cvi;n pertiaentiifi juKfa vlllam Berewici vocata Shir- i 
 
 rcfl)ygii;vng conccfia Rob^-i'to filio Ad« de Prcndirgeft. 
 De bonis reftituendis mercatoribiis de Scotia. 
 
 M F. M B R A N A 2. 
 
 De tkbatis inter domiuum dc Percy & comitem de Douglas refor- 
 tnaiidis. 
 
 De pernuitaf'jonc ecclefue de MyiUo Lincokiienfis diocefi pro eccle- 
 Ci& dc /^^ethaai GLilconienfjs diocefis. 
 
 Ciidod'iA vil)i£ Berewici commifla Thomie de Mufgrave. 
 
 De protecliojiibns & condudubus. 
 
 Membrana I. 
 Dq boms mercatofum Scotlie deareftaiidis. 
 
 R0TULU6 ScoTiiE, de Anno 49 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 DE attcmptatls contra treugas reformandis. 
 De bladis ad partes Scotiae traducendis. 
 De condudiibus & protedionibus. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De bladifi & vidualibiis ufque Loughmaban traducendis. 
 Dc conduclu pro Waltero Bygar camerario Scotiae & aliis. 
 De bonis mercatorum Scotlie dearcftandis. 
 De brafeo ufque Scotiam ducendo. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De moneta numeranda. 
 De moneta ad opus regis recipienda. 
 
 Acquietantia
 
 Tv O T U L I S C O T I ^. 239 
 
 Acquietant'ia pro moneta Scotia;. 
 
 De moneta ufque Eborum & London' ducenda. 
 
 De brafeo verlus partes Scotice duceudo. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De brafeo verfus partes Scotiae ducendo. 
 
 Dc cuftodibus marchlarum ScotiLE affignatls ad corrigeadum atterr.p- 
 tata contra formam treugarum. 
 
 De cuflodia villa: Berewici commifTa Thomx Mufgrave. 
 De cuftodlbus marchlarum Scotias conftitutis. 
 De cuftuma in portu Berewici colligenda. 
 
 Membrana I. 
 
 De protedtlonibus. 
 
 Officlum contrarotulatorls cuftuma commiffum ThoniiE Luttour. 
 
 De inquirendo de haerede &; terrls qu<£ fuerunt Johannse uxoris Jo- 
 hannis de Coupeland, 
 
 De quodam campo vocato Parkefcld in Yetham in comitatu de Rokef- 
 burgh concefib Thomas Archer. 
 
 De denariis folvendls Henrico de Percy. 
 
 RoTULus Scotia, de Anno 50 Edwardi III, 
 
 ]\I E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 CUSTODIA villa; Berewici commifla Thomce de Mufgrave. 
 Rex conccflit Roberto Foreftere officiiun pelagii Ian arum. 
 De computando cum Alano de Strother. 
 Pro mercatorlbus & burgenfibus vilke Berewici. 
 De conduftu pro Georgio de Dunbarrc, comife de la March, & aliis. 
 De prote£l;ione pro cullode caftri de Loghmaban & aliis. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 Rex conflituit Willielmum Cuiwen conllabularium cailri de I>os.>;h- 
 maban. 
 
 De bladis providendis pro munitionc caftri dc IvOghmaban. 
 
 Pro Roberto Clavcring & Joliannc uxore ejus. 
 
 De armaturis dtarcllandis 6c johanni Wardelawe liberandis. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 Dc conduflu pro Waltero Bygar camerario Scotlas. 
 
 De
 
 2+0 R O T U L I S C O T I iE. 
 
 De moneta numeranda. 
 De moneta ad opus regis recipienda. 
 Acquictantia pro moneta Scotiae. 
 Dc moneta ulque Eborum 5c London' ducenda. 
 Rex concellit Johanni de Caverton decern libras percipicndas finguMs 
 annis. 
 
 Dc conJudu & prote£llonibu3. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 De protedionibus. 
 
 De culliodibui marchlarum in partibus occidentallbus & borialibus af- 
 'fignatis. 
 
 De ctMidvi(flubu3. 
 
 Dc officiis cancellarli & camerarii Berewici commiffis Thomse de II- 
 derton. 
 
 Rex commifit cuftodiam Berewici Petro de Manley. 
 
 De caftro & vicecomitatu dc Rokefburgli commifi'is Thomse dc Percy. 
 
 Rex conftitult Radulphum baronem de Grayrtok conflabularium caftri 
 de Loghmabun. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 De tcrris liberandis Ricardo Seymour. 
 Memorandum de liberatione magni figilli. 
 
 RoTULUS ScoTiyEj dc Anno 51 Edwardi III. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 DE inquirendode terris, Sec. quae fuerunt Ricardi Thirwall. 
 Rex conlHtuit Thomam Ughtred conflabularium & camcrarlum 
 caflri de Lough maban. 
 
 De tcrris in Haweden in Scotia conceflis Adze de Hilton. 
 
 De proteclionibus. 
 
 De difiringendo Willielmum Heron chiualer ad folutlonem comiti 
 marchiarum Scotiie faciendam. 
 
 Pro burgcnfibus villas Berewici de lanis in comitatu Northumbriae 
 cmendis, &c. 
 
 De cuftumis in portu Berewici colligendis. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De cuflodia diverfarum cuftumarum in villa Berewici commifla Ri- 
 cardo de Cavcnon cc aliis. 
 
 Rex
 
 R o T irL 1 s c ari m: 441 
 
 Rex conflltult Robertum dc Boynton cuftodem villje Berewiei. 
 
 De caftro dc Logfimabaa deliberando Thomae Ughtred chivaler. 
 
 De officio cameraril caflri dc Loghniabaii deliberando Thomae Ughtred, 
 
 De protedlionibus. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De injuriis in marchiis Scotia; relbrmaudis. 
 De conduilubus & proteftionibus. 
 De moneta numeranda. 
 De moneta ad opus regis reciplenda. 
 Acquietantia pro moneta Scotia;, 
 De moneta ulque Eborum ducsnda, 
 
 Membrana i . 
 Rex conceflit Johanni Ifelham medietatem manerii de Edenham cum 
 pertinentiis in comitatu de Rokefburgh in Scotia. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno i Ricardi II. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 
 REX conftituit Thomam llderton cancellarium & camerariuni 
 Berewiei. 
 
 Acquietantia pro moneta Scotia;. 
 
 De cuflumis colligendis in portu de Berewico. 
 
 De officio contrarotulatoris cuftums commiflb Roberto Rofe. 
 
 Rex concellit officium pelagii lanarum in portu Berewiei Willielnio 
 Haldmarket. 
 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum verfus partes orientales & occidentales 
 •conftitutis. 
 
 . Rex conftituit Thomam Ughtred conflabularium & camerarium caftri 
 de Loghmaban. 
 
 De protedionibus & condu6lubus. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De confervatione concordiie fad^e inter comitem Northumbrian & co- 
 mitem Douglas & alios de Scotia. 
 De terris liberandis Petro Tilliol. 
 De protedione pro abbate & conventu de Melros. 
 De condudubus & protedionibus. 
 De officio pelagii lauarum conceffo Roberto Forefter, 
 
 H b Rex
 
 241 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 Rex concefllt Bartholomeo Herre Capellam Snn£li Johannis BaptiHic 
 in caftro de Rokefburgh. 
 
 De officio contrarotulatoris cuftuma; conceflb Sampfonl Haidyng. 
 Dc cuflumu colligenda in portu de Bcrewico. 
 
 M F, M C R A N A 6. 
 
 Pro hoinlnlbus vill* Berewici luper Twedam dc lanis tranfportandis. 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum vcrlus partes orientalcs &c occidentales 
 aflignatis. 
 
 MEMBRANA5. 
 Dc fupervidendo ftatum villas regis Berewici, &c. 
 Do attcmptatls fuper marchlas Scotia: reformandis. 
 De potellate confedendi literas de condudu. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 De bonis hominum & mercatorum Scotiae liberandis. 
 
 De confirmatlone conceHionis facias Edwardo de Letham de ducentis 
 marcis perclpiendis fingulis annis pro Roberto de Claveryng & Johanna 
 uxore ejus. 
 
 De condudtubus. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De moneta Scotis numeranda. 
 De moneta ad opus regis reclpienda. 
 De moneta ufque Eborum & London' ducenda. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 Rex conceflit Johanni Ifelham viginti & fex marcas annuatim In re- 
 compcnfationcm pro medletate manerli de Edenham. 
 Pro comltibus de Fyfe & de Douglas. 
 
 De officio contrarotulatoris cuftuma? conceiro Johanni Elkrjk. 
 De cuftumis colllgendis. 
 De lanis, &c. liberandis mcrcatoribus Scoti:e. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De attomptatis fupcr marchias Scotiae reformandis, 
 De ordinando pro falva cuftodia caftrorum^ &c. in marchiis Scotias^ 
 
 Ro T U L U S
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I .E. 243 
 
 R o T u L u s S c o T I .E, dc Anno 2 Ricardi II. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 DE bonis liberandis nieicatoril)u& Scotia;. 
 De quadam navi Scotis deliberanda. 
 De inercandifis dc Scotia liberandis. 
 De protedlione pro WiDielmo de Neiiport & aliis. 
 Rex concellit Roberto de FIull plfcariam de Audci1:ell infra aquam de 
 Twede. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De injuriis fuper marchias Scotiie reformandis, bis. 
 De poteftate data epilcopo Hereford, & Johannide Arundell marcfcallo 
 Anglia;, &c. ac aliis trattandi cum Roberto Conlanguineo regis Scotiae. 
 De conductu pro Alexandre de Cokeburn & aliis. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De injuriis & attemptatis reformandis. 
 De caftris fupervidendis & hominibus arraiandis. 
 
 Rex conftituit Johannem regem CaftcUs, & Legionum ducem Lancaf* 
 tria; locum-tenentem luum in partibus marchiarum regni Angliie. 
 De protcftionibus & conduclubus. 
 De officio contrarotulatoris cuftuma: commiffo Roberto de Lenn. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De moneta ad opus regis recipienda & acquietantia inde. 
 De poteftate tradandi cum Roberto confanguineo regis Scotiie. 
 De conftituendo Amandum de Mounceux conftabularium caflri de 
 Loghmaban. 
 
 De prsbenda de veteri Rokefburgh data Willielmo de Shrovclbury. 
 Cullodia libera; capelliK de Scgden data Ricardo Clifford. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De caftro de l>oghmaban liberando Amando de Mounceux. 
 De venire faciendo Thomam Mulgrave ad diem marchiarum. 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum ex parte occidental! Scotii'o conftitutis. 
 De cuftodiendo Thomam Mercer in prilbna abfque ferris feu vinculis. 
 
 H h 2 ROTULUS
 
 244 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 D 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno 3 Ricardi IT. 
 
 M F, M B R A N A 7. 
 
 E falvo condu<nu pro divcrfis perfoms. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De fccuritate caplenda de certis mercatoribus de morando infra vlllam. 
 Bcrewici. 
 
 Dc Brafeo ufque Scotlam traducendo. 
 De protedionibus & condu£tubus. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 Dc cuftodlbus marchlarum Scotias affignatis. 
 De bonis llberandis mercatoribus Scotiae. 
 De conduftubus & proteftionibus. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De cuftodlbus marchlarum Scotia conftitutis. 
 
 De inquirendo de tranlgreffionibus fiaclis in partibus marchiarum 
 Scoti^e. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum Scotiae verfus partes occidentales conflitutis. 
 De prompta lolutione facicnda comiti Northumbrian. 
 Robertus Clifford habet litcras regis de prxfentationc ad ecclefiam de 
 Yetham Glafconienfis diocefis. 
 
 Membrane 3 Sc 2. 
 De inquirendo de lanis Anglias verfus partes Scotia; dutflis. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 Dc attemptatis fupra marchiis Scotiaj reformandis. 
 
 De carriagiis capiendis pro opcrationibus in caftris fuper marchiis 
 Scotiae. 
 
 De condu£lu pro Thoma de Kirculbryth monacho de Dulci Cordc 
 jn Scotia, 
 
 Membrana r. 
 De moiieta Scotix ad opus regis recipicnda^ 
 
 De
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 245 
 
 De conftituendo Petmm de Mauley cuflodem villse Berewici. 
 De bonis liberandis Fynalao Usfher. 
 
 RoTULUs Scot I. 'E, de Anno 4 RIcardi IL 
 
 M EM BR AN A 10. 
 
 DE protecllonibus. 
 De inquirendo deattemptatls contra formam treugarum. 
 Ue licentia data Roberto Hilton ad blada traducendum verfus Scotianx 
 in auxiliuni redemptionis lute. 
 
 De conda£tu pro Gilbcrto de Monsfald & aliis. 
 
 De quadam navi de Scotia ufquc ad proximum diem marchiarum. 
 cuilodienda. 
 
 Me M B R A N A 9. 
 
 De potellatc data Johanni regi CaflellcE ad corrigendum omnia &" 
 fingula aitemptata contra formam convcntionum fadarum iiUer Edwarduini 
 Tertium & Davidem de Bruys. 
 
 De denariis ad opus regis recipiendis. ' 
 
 Acquietantia pro moneta Scotia?. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 8, 
 
 De navi bonis & mercandilis liberandis. 
 Dc proteftionibus^ 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7. 
 
 De attemptatis contra treugas reformandis,. 
 
 De prote6tionibu3. 
 
 De denarlis Iblvcndis comiti Northunibriie. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6. 
 
 De ordinando pro defenfione regni fi contigcrit treugas infringl. 
 
 De conduftu pro Roberto Graunt Scoto venicndi ad Liliattecroffe ad 
 duellum vadiandum cum Thoma del Stother Anolico. 
 
 De treugis proclamaiidis. 
 
 Dc bonis Scottorum Johanni de Creflevvell liberandis. 
 
 Dc Patricio de Crowby de Scotia fupra mare capto Waltcro Talbois. 
 liberando. 
 
 Dc bladis ad partes Scotite ducendis, 
 
 !M r. :.i b R A k A
 
 246 R O T U L I S C O T 1 ^. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 De confirmntione treiigarum Scoticc. 
 
 De cuflodibus marchiarum vcrlus partes occidentales conftltutis. 
 
 1\I E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 Dc pi'oclamando & iiihibcndo nc quis a paitibus marchiarum Scotix 
 ablque liccntia Te transfcrat. 
 De protedionibus. 
 
 De l)ladis verfus partes Scotuc duccndis. 
 De conftltuendo Ricardum le Scrop cullodcm marchiarum. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De caftris & fortahciis in marchiis Scotiit lupervidendis & muuiendis. 
 De I'alvis conduclubus. 
 
 De licentia duceiidi mercandifas ad partes Scotice. 
 Rex conccHit WiUiehno de Badby decem marcas per annum. 
 Cuftodia caftri dc Roke{l)urgh, &c. commifla Matheo dc Redemane. 
 Dc hcentia duccndi vinum, trumentuni & bralcum ad partes Scoti;;e. 
 
 Membra n a 2. 
 De morando luper marchias Scotiie, 
 
 De vicecomitatu de Roke{burgh commilllx Matlico de Redemane. 
 De ordeo & brafeo ad partes ScotiiC ducendis. 
 De licentia data I^eoni Heraldo regis Scotiae emendi armaturas. 
 
 I\I E M B R A N a I. 
 
 De attemptatis contra trcugas reformandis. 
 
 De conftitiiendo Johannem regem Cafl:ell« & Regionls duccm Lan- 
 caflria; locum regis tenentem in marchiis Scotia:. 
 De poteftatc tradandi cum illis de Scotia. 
 
 RoTULUS Scotia, de Anno 5 Ricardi II. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 DE confirmatione trcugarum. 
 Quod Johannes Piers braleum verfus partes Scotias ducere poffit. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 Quod rcdtmptio Davidis nuper regis Scottorum non cxigatur per 
 certum tcmpus.
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I .E. 24; 
 
 De coiidu<£lu pro Johanne Chattowe de Scotia & aliis ex caufa duelli 
 apud Lylyotcros Venturis. 
 
 De intereffendo duello inter Johanne m Chattowe & Willielmum Badby 
 in marchiis Scotis. 
 
 De conduftubus. 
 
 Rex commifit cuftodiam caftri de Roke{burgh Thomas Blenkanfop. 
 
 Cuftodia villa; Berewici commifla Thomae llderton & Johanni Heron. 
 
 De conduftubus & proteftionibus. 
 
 De vino & brafeo vcrfus partes Scoti* ducendis. 
 
 M E M B R AN A ^. 
 
 Do cuftodibus marchiarum verfus partes Scotiae conftitutis, 
 Dc treugis inter regem Angliae & confanguineum fuum Scoti^e initia 
 & firmatis in terra Hibernis proclamandis. 
 De condutlubus & protedionibus. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum Scotia; conflitutis. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De protetflionibus & falvis conduftubus. 
 
 De conftituendo Johannem regem Caftells &Legionis ducemLancaf- 
 tnx, locum regis tenentem in marchiis Scotiac. 
 
 RoTULUS ScoTivE, dc Anno 6 Ricardi II, 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 
 DE proteftione pro burgenfibus villae Berewici & aliis. 
 De bladis ufque Scotiam ducendis. 
 De brafio ufque Scotiam ducendo. 
 
 De licentia data lervientibus comitis Carrike ad ducendum brafium 
 verfus partes Scotia;. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 7. 
 
 Pro epifcopo Dunclmnenfi uno culliodum marchiarum. 
 De conduclubus &c proteftionibus. 
 
 De caftro de Rokefburgh commiflb Thomae Blenkanfop. 
 De bladis ducendis verfus partes Scotia;. 
 
 MExMCRANA
 
 2.4^ H O T U L I S C O T I .^ 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6. | 
 
 De traclando cum Scotis de treugis. 
 De terris liberandis Johanni filio Henricl de Bello-montc. 
 De pcrmlttendo certos Ibobrcs de Scotia lludere :u univcrfitate Oxo- 
 jiienfi duiaiitibus treugis. 
 
 De falvis condu(ftubus & proteftionibus. 
 
 De ccrtis viuis conranguinco regis Scoti:e reflituendis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 De frumciito & brafco uicpe partes Scoria: ducendi?. i 
 
 De certis malefacLoribus luper marchias Scoti^e arellandis. 
 
 De liccntia data homiaibus deTcvydale ad viclualia in Angliaemendun*. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 De bladis ad opus comitis de Douglas ad partes Scotiae duceiidis. 
 De intendendo cuftodibus marchiarum. 
 
 De cuftodia vilht Berewici libcranda majori & burgcnfibus ibidem. 
 De conftituendo Nlcholaum de Revmes caucellarlum 6c camerarium 
 Berewici. 
 
 De ordeo & braleo verfus parLc;. Scotia; ducendis. 
 
 Membra n' a 3. 
 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum Scotiae conftitutis. 
 
 De licentia data Andreie del Chaumbre mercatori de brafeo emendo, 
 & ufquc partes Scotiic duceiido. 
 
 De attemptatis contra trcugas reformandis. 
 
 Quod acceptatio vel oblatlo duclli refervetur ad regem feu ad locum- 
 tenentem regis. 
 
 ISI E .M B R A N A 2 . 
 
 De traflando de pace & treugis, &c. 
 
 De attemptatis in marchiis Scotix reformandis. 
 
 Membrana I. 
 De attemptatis fuper marchias Scotise reformandis. 
 Et de arraiando homines ad arma. 
 De certis perfonis areilandis. 
 
 RoTULUS
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 24^ 
 
 RoTULus ScoTi/E, dc Anno 7 Ricardi II. 
 
 Membrana 10. 
 
 DE officio pcfagii five tronagii lauarum in villa Berewici coiiceffo 
 Roberto Forfter. 
 De conftituendo Henricum de Percy comltem Northumbri^ cuflodem 
 marchiarum ScotiiE. 
 
 De hominibus ad arma infra libertatem Dunelmnenenfem ac clero 
 ibidem arraiandis. 
 
 De arraiatione facieiida. 
 De clero arraiando. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 De villa Novi Caftri fuper Tynam fiipervidenda, & hominibus ejuf- 
 dem villiE arraiandis. 
 
 De carta fumma denariorum in partibus Scoti^e recipienda. 
 De arraiatione in villa de Kyngefton fuper Hull facienda. 
 De protetSliouibus. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 De conftituendo Willielmum de Alnewyk contrarotulatorem cuftumic 
 in villa &c portu Berewici. 
 
 De recipiendo certas fummas de Scotis ad opus regis. 
 Acquietantia inde. 
 De protedionibus. 
 
 M £ M B R a N a 7. 
 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum Scotis conititutis. 
 
 De conduftu &c protecSlione. 
 
 De conftituendo Degrarium Seys capitaneum vills regis Berewici. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De prote^tionibus. 
 De monftro hominum ad arma faciendo. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum Scotiie vcrfus partes de la Eftmarclic Sc 
 Weftmarchc conftiturls. 
 De marinariis areftandis, 
 Do protedionibus. 
 
 I i Membrana
 
 250 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 De arraiatloiie facienda in diverfis comitatibus. 
 De protedtionibus. 
 
 Memerana 3. 
 
 De marinariis capiendis. 
 
 Rex conceiHt Thomae Prendregeft terras & tencmenta qux fuerunt 
 Robert! Colvyll militis. 
 
 De monftro hominum ad arma fupervidendo. 
 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 De lupcrvidendo reparationes villarum in inarclails Scotiic &c abfeutiam 
 hominum ad arma recordando. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 De hominibus arralandis. 
 
 De poteftate data Johannl de Nevyll coiicedendi falvos condu<5lus, . 
 
 De tra<flando cum advcrfario regis Scotia. 
 
 De protedlionibus. 
 
 Membranai. 
 De ducendo vi£lualia verfus partes Scotiae. 
 De arraiatione facienda. 
 De protedtionlbus & falvis condu(5lubus. 
 
 De contirmatione indentura; fadta; inter Johannem rcgcm Caftella?,. 
 &c. & Heuricum de Percy comitem de NorthumbrijE. 
 
 RoTULus ScoTi.E, dc Anno 8 Ricardi II. 
 
 M E M B R A N A II. 
 
 RE X conftituit Johannem Derby camerarium villae Berewici. 
 De Latoniis &c aliis operariis capiendis. 
 De conftltuendo Johannem Derby cancellarium & camerarium villae 
 regis Berewici. 
 
 De proteclionibus & falvis conduclubus. 
 
 De confirmatione treuoarum. 
 
 De arraiatione hominum ad arma ficienda^. 
 
 Membrana io. 
 Dc arraiationibus in diverfis comitatibus 6c locis faclendis. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I i'E. aji 
 
 M E M B R A N A 9. 
 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum verfus partes Scotia^ conflitutls. 
 De carriaglo pro petra calce & maeremio pro reparatioue caftrorum, &c. 
 capiendo. 
 
 De arralatione homiiiuni ad anna faclenda. 
 
 Me MB r a n a 8. 
 De cuftode marchiarum verfus partes Scotisc conftituto. 
 De proteclionibus 6c condu6lubus. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De inquirendo de deftrudionibus domorum, &c. in villa Berewici, 
 &c. tempore Edwardi tertii faftis. 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De monftro homliium ad arma, &c. fupervidendo. 
 De conflituendo Johaunem de Derby cancellarium &: camerarium viils 
 Berewici. 
 
 De proteftiouibus. 
 
 De tradlando cum adverfario regis Scotia; pro hominibus villa; Berewici. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De cuftodlbus de la Weftmarche conftitutis- 
 De laicis & clero in dominio 6c libertate Dunelmnenfi arraiandis. 
 De clero in diocefi Eborum arraiando. 
 Cuftodia villae Berewici commifla Henrico de Percy. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De traftando cum adverfariis regis Scotiae. 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 De confirmatione indcnturarum inter Henricum de Percy comltem 
 Northumbrian &c Archibaldum Douglas dominumde Galway. Jft Eng/i/h, 
 Do proteclionibus. 
 
 IVIe M B R A N a 3. 
 De traftando cum commil'ariis adverfarii Scotiac. 
 De proteftione pro Williclmo barone de Hilton. 
 De morando ultra Staynclmorc ad refiflendum Scotos 
 Pro burgcnfibus 6c commuaitate vilh« regis de Bcrewico. 
 
 I j 2 Membrana
 
 252 R O T U L I S C O T I ,5i. 
 
 Mem BR ANA 2. 
 
 Cuftcdla vicccomltatiis de Rokefburgh comnilfTa Ricardo TempcH:. 
 De brafeo vcrfiis partes Scotia; ducendo. 
 Dc falvis condudubus & protc:lionibu5. 
 De proteclloiiibus. 
 
 IM E M B R A N A I. 
 
 I/icentia data Rogcro Willford quod ipfe quiudecim quarteria falls in 
 portu Londonla; cfkippare pollit & ufque Bercwicum ducere. 
 
 R o T u L u s S c o T I .c, de Anno 9 Ricardi II. 
 
 DE protectlonlbns pro diverfis pcrfonis. 
 De aflignando Ilcnrlcum de Percy comitcni Northumbrias ad 
 onincs qui quicquam contra trcugas dcllquerunt arcilandiiin & punlendum. 
 Rex conceHit Johaiinl BorgUle omues terras quae fuerunt Johannl? 
 Ker, 6cc. 
 
 IM K M B R A N A 8. 
 
 De fupcrvidendo cafcra 6c fortallcia in marchlls Scotlae. 
 De monftro homlnuni ad arma fupcrvidendo. 
 De licentia concedendi falvos conduclus. 
 De prote6llonibu3. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 
 De traclando de treugis cum adverfario Scotias. 
 
 De treugis confervandis. 
 
 De vl6tualibus providcndis pro munltione caflri de Rokefburgh. 
 
 De abfcntia hominum ad arma de retinentia regis in Ic Eflmarche lit 
 partibus Scotlye exiftentlum certihcanda, 
 
 De terris 6c tenemcntls in villa JBercwici fuper Twcdam in manum 
 re?is feifiendis & ad firmam dimittendis.. 
 
 De monftro fiipervideado. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 Pro burgenfibus vlllae Berewici dc lanis traducendis, &c. 
 Dc vidualibus providendls pro munltione vilhe Berewici. 
 De pifcibus in pifcariis regis aquas de Tvvede non capieudis. 
 Cuflodia vilhc Berewici commifla Henrico de Percy, 
 Te protedionibus. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 253 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 De poteftate concedendi falvos conductus. 
 
 De liceiitia traftaudi cum adverfario Scotiae. 
 
 De viftualibus petra 8c aliis necefl'ariis pro caftro de Rokefburgh, 
 provldendis. 
 
 De viftualibus & aliis pro villa Berewici providendis. 
 
 De conftituendo Thomam de Swynburn cuftodem caflri regis de 
 Rokefburgh. 
 
 De protedionibus. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De falvo conduflu pro ambafliatoribus Scotia;. 
 De proteiflionibus. 
 De monftro fupervidendo. 
 De poteftate concedendi lalvos condudus. 
 De certis proditoribus caftigandis & puniendis. 
 
 M E M B p. A N A 3. 
 
 De intendendo cuflodibus marchiarum Scotiae. 
 
 De traftando cum illis de Scotia. 
 
 De traftando cum adverfario de Scotia. 
 
 De monllro lupervidendo. 
 
 De treugls conlervandis. 
 
 De attemptatis contra treugas reparandis. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De homlnibus ad arma arraiandis. 
 De tradando cum cuftodlbus marchiarum Scotiae, 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De cuftodibus marchiarum conftitutis. 
 De protcctionibus. 
 De brafeo vcrius partes Scotias duccndo. 
 
 Ro T u L u s Scot i^, de Anno 10 Ricardi If. 
 Membrana 8. 
 
 D 
 
 E proteftionibus. 
 De attemptatis contra treugas corrigcndis 
 
 s. 
 
 Membrana
 
 ^54 
 
 •R a T U L I S C O T I /^. 
 
 Membrana 7- 
 
 Dc coatlitucndo Johannem de Nevyll ad tractaiulum cum adverfarlo 
 Scotiie de pace. 
 
 De frumeuto & vino ufque Scotiain ducendis. 
 
 De compsllendo cives civitatis Karllolenfis ad vigilanJum. 
 
 Ilex conflituit Johannem Elyngham caiiceliarium 6c cameiarlum villas 
 Uerewici. 
 
 De proclamationc troug-arum. 
 
 Forma treugarum inter cuilodem marchlarum Anglla; & cuftodem 
 marchiariim Scotia;. In Engtip. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6. 
 
 De treugis confervandis. 
 
 Dc treugis proclamandis. 
 
 De prote<flionibus. 
 
 Memorandum de liberatione magni figlUi. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 Dc conduflu pro comite Marchias. 
 
 Le rov ad done conge a Thomas de Clyffbrd qil pulfle faire toutz 
 maners polntz darmes li'jien a pee come a chinal en la marche de Scoce. 
 Pro burgeniibus villas Berevvici. 
 De panagio conceflb burgenfibus villa; Berewici. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De poteflate concedendi falvos condu£tus. 
 
 De conrtituendo Thomam de Swyuburn cuftodem caftri de Rokef- 
 burgh. 
 
 De cuflode marchiarum in partibus de la Eftmarche conflituto. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De proteftionibus. 
 De non moleflando Johannem Nevj^-ll de Raby. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 De condudlu pro Ofwaldo epilcopo de Gahvay. 
 
 Licentia data prion dc Lanercrolt ad traducendum blada verfus partes 
 Scotiae. 
 
 De conflituendo Robertum de Clavering cancellarium & camerarium 
 villae Berewici. 
 
 De protedionibus. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I .E. 255 
 
 Membrana I. 
 De poteflate traftandi cum Scotis. 
 
 RoTULUs Scot I .E, de Anno 11 Ricardi II, 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 1 
 de Ertmarch' Scotiae. 
 
 TJ E X conftituit Johaiincm de Nevill de Raby cuftodem marchlai-um 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De protectionibus conceffis diverfis perfonis ibidem nomiaatis. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De falvo coiidudu pro Ricardo Forefle & aliis. 
 
 De licentia data Johanni Hull ad vidualia & mercimonia emeudum 
 infra regnum Anglic & ea ad partes Scotiae ducendi. 
 De treugis conlervandis. 
 De redditibus, &c. ecclefi^ de Rokeiburgh conceffis Bertino Harre. . 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 
 De poteflate data epifcopo Dunelmenfi & aliis traftandi cum adverfario 
 Scotiae. 
 
 De poteflate data epifcopo Dunelmncnfi & aliis concedendi falvos cou- 
 duflus. 
 
 Officium contrarotulatoris cullumarum in portu Bcrewici conceffum 
 eft Roberto Botemund. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De prote£lionibus & falvis condu£tubus. 
 > De fruraento &; brafeo verfus partes Scotia^ diicendis. 
 
 RoTULus Sco T I ^j. de Anno i 2 Ricardi IL . 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 E protcdlionibus pro Ricardo Kays & aliis. 
 _^ De poteftate conccdcndi falvos coaduftus. 
 De marchiii ScoticC fupervidciidis. 
 
 D 
 
 xM'EMBRANA
 
 3^6 R O T U L T S CO T I .£. 
 
 M r. M E R A N A 6. 
 
 Dc poteftate traclandi cum flrcnuo viio Godefrido filio Johannis dc 
 Ylc nuper domini iufularuni prope Scotiam. 
 
 De marcluls Scotiae fupcrvidcudis & fortihcandis. 
 Dc intciidendo'^arraiatDres homhinm ad arma. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 Dc ciiflodibus marchiarum vcrfus partes Scotice conftitutls. ^ - 
 
 De pcrmirtcndo burgcnres Bcrcwici quod ipfi lanas ad partes exteras 
 duccre poffint. 
 
 Rex conftituitjohannem Stanley cuftodem villac Berevv ici & marchiaruin 
 ScoticB. 
 
 De protedioiubus. 
 
 M E M E R A N A 4. 
 
 Dc conflituendo Thomam comitem Marclballum & Notyngham cufto- 
 dem de la Eflmarch verfus partes Scotiae. 
 
 Mfmbuana 3. 
 
 De quadam cuftuma vocata Halpeuytoll, cum cuftuma navium una cum 
 ftallagio Sc amerciamentis curiit villas Berewici conceflls burgeafibus 
 ibidem pro reparatione muri. 
 
 De cuflodibus Weftmarchia^ verfus partes Scotiae conflitutis. 
 
 De cuftodia vilk^ Berewici fuper Twedam 6c caflri de Rokefburgh 
 commifla Thomae comiti Marefcall' & Notyngham. 
 
 Memorandum de llberatione magni figilli. 
 
 De protedtionibus. 
 
 Membra N A 2. 
 De protcctionibus pro diverfis perfonis. 
 
 Membrana I. 
 De protectionibus pro Thoma de Kirkby apprentltio curice & aliis. 
 De proteclione pro burgenlibus villie Berewici, 
 _ De domibus logiis garitis & loupis villiE Berewici abfque vaflo ciiAo- 
 ciendis. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Anno 13 Ricardi II. 
 
 Me m b r an a 8. 
 
 DE proteaione pro Alexandre Allyrdes & aliis. 
 De lalvo coiidudu pro Pctro Freliiel confiliario, & magiflro re- 
 
 quellarom
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 257 
 
 tjueftarum hofpitii regis Fraiiciae, & Hennarto de Cawibernart Hoftiario 
 fuo ad arma. 
 
 Rex conceffit Alano Horfle & ha;redlbus fuis villas de Maxwell & 
 Softelawe, cum pertinentiis in terra de Tevydale. 
 
 De falvis condudibus & protedtionibus. 
 
 Et MembranA 7. 
 Rex conceflit abbati & coaveiitui de Melros duos folidas de quolibet 
 liicco laiiie de crefcentia Scotiffi quos ipfi ad villam Berewicl duci facient. 
 De protedtionibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6. 
 
 De facramento Roberti regis Scotias capiendo juxta formam quoruudam 
 articulorum treugarum. 
 
 De licentia concedendi falvos condudlus Scotis ad regem Venturis. 
 De fidvo coiiduiSlu pro nunciis regis Francias. 
 Rex conceffit Johanni Lancaftre officium camerarii villae Berewici. 
 De falvis condudibus & proteftionibus. 
 
 MEMBRANA5. 
 De prote61:ione pro abbate & conventu de Melros. 
 Rex conceflit burgenilbus villae Berewici quod mercatum omnium 
 mercandifarum apud villam prasdidtum & non alibi teneatur. 
 De permittendo burgenfes Berewici efkippare lanas. 
 
 MEMBRANA4. 
 De attemptatis contra treugas reformandis. 
 De treugis conlervandis. 
 
 De certa fumma pecunise de adverfario Scotiae recipienda. 
 Acquietantia inde.' 
 De poteftate confedendi falvos condu£lus. 
 
 MEMBRANA3. 
 De falvis condudibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2. 
 
 De condudu pro Johanne de Dunbarrc comite de Murreue ad profi- 
 cifcendum quaedam fa£la armorum cum Thoma comite Marefcallo & No- 
 tyngham vadianda. 
 
 De operariis capiendis, pro reparatione villa: Berewici. 
 
 K k De
 
 258 R O T U I. I S C O T I .E. 
 
 De facrameiTto a rege Scotix reqiurcndo. 
 
 Rex conftituit Htnricum de Percy Ic filz cuflodein cailii & vlil« dt 
 Karliolo. 
 
 De licentia concedendi falvos condviiflus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I . 
 
 De concordando pro quodam loco ad tra6laiidum cum adverfarlo ScotiiC 
 Rex conccffit Johanni Lancaftre officia caiicellarii & cameraril BerewLci. 
 Rex conflitult Hcnricum de Percy cuftodem Wellmarchlai verlus- 
 Scotiam. 
 
 De falvis condudlibus. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTi.'E, dc Anno 1 4. Ricardi 11. 
 
 M E AI B P. A N A 5:- 
 
 DE certis commiffariis regis verfus Scotiam deputatis ad fupervidendutn 
 quod treugae inter regem 5c reges Scotias &c FranciiC juxta vim 
 earvmdcm deblte tcneantur. 
 
 De falvo condudlu pro comltc IMaa-chia; & allis. 
 
 De licentia data Radulpho domino de Nevill quovi ipie dcliberare poffit 
 AJexaiidrum de Lyndefey & alios, ad certa facta armorum cum pcrlbnis 
 de Scotia implcnda. 
 
 De aflignando Johannem dominum de Roos ad campum tenendum & 
 judicem effendum inter partes praediftas. 
 
 De cuftodia caftri de Rokefturgh commiffa Henrico de Percy, 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 De treugis obfervandis ex parte regis Scoti«. 
 
 De licentia data Gerardo Heron & aliis concedendi falvos condu£tus. 
 De protcdllonibus. 
 
 De memorando irrotulato tangcnte centum mllia marcarum pro re- 
 dcmptlone Davidis de Bruys. 
 
 Rex conftituit Henrlcuin de Percy cuftodem vlllae Berewici. 
 
 MEMBRANA3. 
 i)e certis commiflariis regis verius Scotiam deputatis^ 
 Ce prote*ilionibus. 
 
 De culluma lauarum in portu vlUac Berewici colligenda. 
 tDc teriisqua." fvicrunt Roberti de Roule coiiceliis Thomac Sparrovve. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T r ^, 259 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De tracbaiido cum adverlarlis Francise & Scotia?. 
 De poteftate concedendi lalvos condudlus. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De conftltuendo Henricum de Percy cuftodem marchlarum Scotix. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiiE, dc Annis 15 & 16 Ricardi II. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 E conftituendo Gerardum Herou & Johanuem Mitford commiffi- 
 _ rios ad traftaudum cum adverfario Scoti*. 
 De protciflionibus pro diverfis perlonis. 
 
 D 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De tradando cum regibus Francis & Scoriae. 
 
 De officils cancellaril & camerarii Berewici conceffis RIcardo Clifford. 
 Memorandum de liberatione magni figilli regis. 
 
 De mefprlfionlbus & malefadis contra formam treugarum reformandis. 
 De {ialvis condiiilibus. 
 De conftituendo Gerardum Heron cancellarium &c camerarium Berewici. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De fubfidio colligendo in portu Berewici. 
 De condu£lu pro VValtero Sty ward domino de Brechyne. 
 De ttaftando cum commiflariis regis Scotiae fuper aliquo loco compe- 
 tcnti ubi ambafliatores convenire poflint. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 Officium contrarotulatoris cuflumarum in portu Berewici conceflum 
 Adai Baumburgh. 
 
 De attemptatis contra treugas reformandis. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De ftatu villae Berewici fuper Twedam & caftri de Rokefburgh fuper- 
 videndo. 
 
 De brafeo ulque partes Norwey ducendo. 
 
 De facramento ab adverfario Scotiae recipiendo. 
 
 Kkz MEAIBtl,i.NA
 
 a6o ROTULISCOTIyE. 
 
 Membrana 2. Anno 1 6. 
 De falvo conduiftu pro Johanne de Suynton & aliis. 
 De tra<fl:ando fuper loco & die competentibus ubi ambafliatores convc- 
 nire poterunt. 
 
 De cuftode de la Eftmarche conftituto. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De proteclionlbus & condudibus. 
 De vino & aliis divcrfis rebus ad Scotiam traducendis. 
 
 RoTULus Scotia, de Annis 17 & i8 Ricardi II. Pars i. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 E facramento ab adverfario Scotiae recipiendo, 
 De proteftionibus 6c falvis conduftibus. 
 De tradlando de pace finali inter regem &c adverfaiium fuum Scotiae. 
 
 D 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De facramento a rege ScotijE recipiendo. 
 
 De tradando cum noblli viro Georgio de Duiibarre comite Marchia- 
 rum Scotiae. 
 
 De brafeo traducendo verfus villam de Norbern in partibus Norwey. 
 De poteftate coucedendi falvos condudus. 
 De tradando cum rege Scotiae^ 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 Vg trcUgis inter rcgem Augliai & reges Franciie & Scotiae captis, ob- 
 fervandis. 
 
 Rex dedit liccutiam Henrico White quod ipfe diverfa bona ufque Be- 
 -rewicum ducere poilit. 
 
 Dp pannis, &c. ulque Berewicum ducendis. 
 
 De pro'etiionibus. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De attemptatis coiitra formam treugarum reformandis». 
 De protedionibus & condudibus. 
 
 Memrrana 3. 
 De tradando cum adverfario ScotiiC. 
 De facramento adverfaril Scotiae recipiendo*. 
 Pe poteilate concedendi falvos condudus, 
 
 Membrana.
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^.. 261 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 Protedlones.. 
 
 Memb ran a I. 
 
 Licentia data Johanul Horon ad diverfa bona ufque Berewicum du- 
 cendum. 
 
 Officiumi contrarotulatorls cuftumge in portu Berewici conceflum Wil- 
 lielmo Afplion Ita quod idem Willielmus rotulos fuos manu fua propria 
 icribat & continue moretur ibidem. 
 
 De facramentis comitis de Fyfe & aliorum capiendis. 
 
 Cuftodia hofpitalis Sanft^e Mariae Magdalenie juxta villam Berewici 
 conceffa Ricardo CliiFord. 
 
 Pars. 2. 
 De treugis inter regeu Angli^e & Scotix. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Annis 1 9 & 20 Ricardi IJ. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 
 DE falvo condu£lu pro Johanne Seintcler chivaler & alils. 
 De licentia data Roberto Sewale ad mercimonia in Scotiam du- 
 cendum. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De falvis conduftibus & protedionibus.. 
 
 De authoritate data Johanui de bello, monte concedendi llteras falvi. 
 condudus. 
 
 Membrana 6.. 
 Cuftodia de la Eftmarche verfus Scotiam commlfla Henrico de Percy.. 
 De inquirendo de vaftis dilapidationibus & dampnis fadis infra vdllam 
 6c caftrum de Berewico ac caftrum de Rokefburgh. 
 Cuftodia caftri de Rokeihurgh commiffa Johanni Stanley, chivaler. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 T)e arraiatione hominum ad arma facie;ida.. 
 
 Rex conccfllt comitibus de Carrak & Fyfe quod Ipfi per fervientes vlna> 
 & brafea in regno Anglian emcre & ufque Scotiam ducere pofiiut. 
 
 De tradando cum commiiTariis regis Scotiaepro reparationibuii attcmptar 
 isftFum contra treu^as.. 
 
 M.EMBRANA'.
 
 a^a Jl O -r U L 1 3 C O T I ,H. 
 
 MbM B R A X A 4. 
 
 De v'lrro & brafio in Scotiam duccndii*. 
 De liih lb conduitibus & protedionibuj. 
 
 M E M B R A K A 3. 
 
 Cuflodia caftri SiC villa; Karlioli coinmllla Johanni de Holaiid conuti 
 Huntyngdon. 
 
 De proteiflionibiis. 
 
 Officia caiicellarii & camerarii Berewici coiicefia Gerardo Heron. 
 
 De poteilate data comiti Huntyugdoniie ad coiidiKflus concedendum. 
 
 Mem DRAMA 2. 
 
 De conftlmcndo comitem Huntyndouia,* cuftodem de la Weflmarchc 
 verfus Scotiam. 
 
 De vidualibus pro Garniftura caftri de Rokefburgh capiendis. 
 
 Membra N A i. 
 De protedionibus & condu<flilAis. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTivE, dc Annis 21 & 22 Ricardi IL 
 
 Membrana 14. 
 
 DE protedlionibus & condudtibus pro diverfis perfonis. 
 De conftituendo commifl'arios ad tradiTiidum cum Roberto adver- 
 lario Scotiic 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 De protedionibus pro Johanne Stanley milite & aliis. 
 De ilcentia data Johanni Stanley cuflodi caftri de Rokefburgh fubfti- 
 tuendi deputatum. 
 
 De falvo condudhi pro Wlllielrao de Douglas & ailis. 
 
 MEMBnANAl2. 
 
 De falvis condu-flibus pro Normanno Goupil & aliis. 
 Rex conftituit Edwardum ducem Albemarlias cuftodem de la W'efl- 
 marchias verlus Scotiam. 
 
 M embrana II. 
 De attemptatis contra formam trcugarum reformandis. 
 Rex conftituit Johannem ducem Acquitaniae & Lancaftrlae locum 
 fuum tenentcm in marchiis ScotiXi 
 
 Dc
 
 ROTULI SCOTIA. 263 
 
 Dc cuftumis In villa & portu BerewicI colligendia. 
 De protedlionibus 6c condudlibus.. 
 
 M E M B R A N A I O. 
 
 De proteclionibus & falvls condudtibus. 
 
 Cuftodia de la Weftmarch' commifla Edvvardo duel Albemarliae, 
 
 Anno 2 z. Membrana 9. 
 De conftituendo Johaiinem ducem Lancaftriae locum-teuentem mar- 
 'Chiarum Scotia^. 
 
 De cuftodibus de la Weftmarche & Eflmarche conftitutis. 
 
 De confirmatione treugarum fadamm apud Hawedeiiflaxik anno 1397. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 De falvis condudibus. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De falvis candudlihus 6c protedlionlbus. 
 De attemptatis contra fonnam treugarum reformandis. 
 De reflLtutione uavis, c|^ua2 contra formam treugarum capta fuit. 
 
 Membran;e 6 & 5. 
 De conftituendo Henricum de Percy cuftodem marchiarum d^ la Eft-> 
 Hiarche verfus Scotiam. 
 
 De treu^is cum regc Scoti« captis obfervandis. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De facramento ab adverfari.o Scotia; recipieudo. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De attemptatis contra fermam' treugarum reformandis. 
 De effendb coram eonlejrvatoribus treugaruna ad attemptata contra tr^u- 
 gas reformanda. 
 Protediones 6c falvi condudus. 
 
 M K M B U A N A .3.. 
 
 De conftltucndo Henricum Percy confcrvarorem treugarum de la Eft- 
 marche. 
 
 Officium contrarotnlatoris cuflumarum cornmifllmi Will* runo AlpIIon. 
 
 De conftituenckj Edwardum duccii) AlbcnxiU'UsL; ^..ijodem marchiaruni 
 de la Wfrtmarchq.
 
 ,64 R O T U L I SCOTIA-. 
 
 De innotefcdndo facrainentum regis de obicrvatione treiigarirm. 
 Ue {iilvis condudtibus. ^ 
 
 ]\I E M B R A N' A 2. 
 
 De licentia traducendi brafcum ad partes Scotiaj. 
 
 De attcniptatis contra formain treugarum reformandls. 
 
 De traclando de pace & treugis cum rege Scotiac. 
 
 Membra N A r. 
 De attemp'atis contra formam treugarum reformaudis. 
 De bralco & aliis vcrfus Scotiam ducendis. 
 
 RoTUL US ScoTi.^, de Annis i, 2, Sc 3 Henrici IV, 
 
 Membrana 14. 
 
 OFFICIUM tronagii & pclagli lanarum in portu Berewici con- 
 ceffum Rogero de Threlk. 
 
 Officium contrarotuloris cuftumaioim in portu Berewici concelTum 
 Hugoni Burgh. 
 
 Officia caiicellarii & cameraril Berewici commllTa Gerardo Ueron. 
 
 Cuftodia de la Eftmarclie verfus Scotiam ac villas Berewici & cnftri de 
 Rokefburgh commifl'a Henrico de Percy. 
 
 Curtodia de la Weltmarche verfus Scotiam ac caflri & villae Karlioli 
 commifla Henrico comiti Northumbrian. 
 
 Cuftodia vallis de Anand' conceffa Thoma; de Nevill domino dc Fur- 
 nivall. 
 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 De tradlando cum Scotis pro falvatione villae de Penreth abfque arfura. 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 De confllrucndo Henricum comitem Northumbri;c commifiaiium ge- 
 neralem marchiarum verfus Scotiam. 
 
 Membrana 12. 
 De tra£lando cum Roberto rege Scotia?. 
 Pro mcrcttoribus villae Berewici. 
 De falvis conduAibus. 
 
 De tradando cum Georgio de Dunbar comite Marchix. 
 Maneria de Ederyngton & Latham cum pcrtiiientiis conceffa Thoma? 
 Knayton. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T 1 ^. ^6.^ 
 
 MeMBRANA II. 
 
 De proteftionlbus. 
 
 Membrana io. 
 De prote(flionibus. 
 De fiumento verfus partes infulas de Man & alibi ducendo. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 De confirniatlone cuftodiaspaflagii aqviae de Sulwath fada Ricardo Burgh. 
 
 Anno 2. Membrana 8. 
 De falvis condutf^ibus. 
 De iecuritate capienda a Gubernatoribus caftrorum, &c. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De treugis cum rege Scoti^e tenendis. 
 De tra£lando cum adverfario Scotiae. 
 
 De viclualibus pro munitlone caftrl de Rokelburgh i^rovidendis. 
 De protedionibus & falvis condudibus. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De frumento & brafeo verfus partes Scotiae ducendis. 
 De protedlonibus. 
 
 De falvo condudu pro Johanne de infulis. 
 De audiendo facramenta regis Scoti^E & dominorum ejufdem ternc. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 
 Officlum tronagii & pefagii lanarum in portu Berewici conceflum Ri- 
 cardo de York. 
 
 De ficramento regis Scotis audiendo. 
 
 De tradtando cum adverfario Scotiae. 
 
 Officlum contrarotulatoris cuftumarum in portu Berewici & alibi con- 
 ceflum Hugoni Burgh. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De magna cuftuma in portu Berewici colligcnda. 
 De falvis condudtibus. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De tradando cum adverfario Scotiae. 
 De filvis condudlbus. 
 
 L 1 Anno
 
 266 R O T U L I S C O T I /E. 
 
 Anno 3. M E M B R A N A 2. 
 De prote£tionIbus. 
 
 De licentla traducendi frumenta verfus Berewicum. 
 Cuftociia caftri de Rokelburgh commifla Radulpho de Ncvill comiti 
 Weflmcrlandite. 
 De protedionibus. 
 
 Membrana I. 
 
 De tra^lando cum adverfario Scotiae. 
 
 Dc tra£lando fupcr matrlmoiiio inter Ericum regem Daci^, &c. & 
 Philippani Secundogenitam regis Anglia; acetiam inter Hcnricum pria- 
 cipem Wallia; & Katherinam lororem Erici regis pritdicli. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiyE, de Annis 4, 5, 6, & 7 Henrici IV« 
 
 D 
 
 Membrana 14. 
 S magna cuftuma in portu Berewici & alibi colligenda. 
 De proteftionibus. 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 
 Rex conccflit Henrico de Percy comiti Northumbrias tarn totum co- 
 mitatum de Douglas ac etiam valles de Efhedale, Lydefdale, la Water- 
 dale dominium de Selkeryk & foreflam de Eteryk, &c. quam totum co- 
 Tnltatum & dominium de Tevydale, 6cc. cum diverfis privilcgiis. 
 
 Dc proteftionibus. 
 
 Cuftodia caftri & villss Berewici commifla Johanni filio regis. 
 
 Cuftodia caftri & villjc Karliolenfis commiila Radulpho comiti Wefl- 
 merlandia:. 
 
 De traftando cum nunciis adverfarii Sootia; fupcr treugis. 
 
 Licentia concedendi falvos conductus conceffa Johanni filio regis. 
 
 Anno 5. Membrana 12. 
 
 Officium contrarotulatoris cuflurase in portu Berewici conceflum Wil- 
 iielmo Alplion. 
 
 De protedtionibus. 
 
 De aflignando Thomam de Furnivall ad caftra Berewici, Alnewyk & 
 Werkworth ab occupatoribus nomine r(?gis recipiendum. 
 
 De liilvo condu(flu pro Davide Flemvna". 
 
 Do tradiando cum advcrlario Scotiic Taper treugis. 
 
 Officium
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. tt-j 
 
 Officlum tronagli & pefagii lanarum in portu Berewici & alibi com- 
 mifllim Willielmo Bluadell. 
 
 Mem BR AN A II. 
 
 De prote6lionibus. 
 
 De tra6lando cum adverfario Scotije. 
 
 De exemplihcatiouc literarum patentium ad requifitioiiem Galfridl 
 Louther pro cuftodia paflligii aqu«.de Suhvath. 
 
 Officia camerarii & cullumarii villas Berewici conceilli Roberto Um- 
 frevill chivaler. 
 
 Membrana io. 
 De cuftode marchiarum verfus Scotiani conllituto. 
 De protedtionibus. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 De hominibus ad arma, &c. arraiandis. 
 
 Rex conceflit parvum Theoloneum Berewici Alexandre Franchc. 
 De tradlaudo cum adverfario Scotia;. 
 De falvis condudibus. 
 
 Officium tronagii in villa Berewici conceffum Johanni Bouere. 
 De facramento regis Scotia recipiendo pro treugis confervandis. 
 De falvis condudlibus. 
 
 De facramento regis prseflito ad treugas confervandas. 
 De falvis condudlibus. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 Cuflodia caftri Berewici commiffum Roberto de Umfrevill. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De tra£lando cum adverfario Scotiic. 
 
 Anno 6. Membrana 6. 
 
 De licentla data Willielmo Brychinan & aliis ad blada verfus partes- 
 Scotiie ducendum. 
 
 De frumento verfus Scotiam ducendo. 
 
 De conftituendo Johannem filium regis cuflodem de la Eftmarch ver- 
 fus Scotiam. 
 
 Membrana 5, 
 Pro comite Northumbrian de caftris fibi liberandis. 
 
 Liz Duo
 
 268 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 Duo milla marcarum concefla Johanni filio regis pro cuftodia villa; 
 Bercwici ac Eftmarche verfus Scotiam. 
 De fahis conclu<ftibus. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De traflando cum advcrfario Scotiae. 
 De falvis condufti^Tius. 
 
 Anno 7. Membrana 3. 
 De trailando cum advcrfario Scotia?. 
 
 Rex concetlit burgenfibus & mercatoribus villiE Bercwici cuftumas 
 lanarum, &c. pro reparatlone domorum per Inimicos deflrucftaruni. 
 De lalvis condudibus. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 Officium contrarotulatoris cuftumarum in portu Bercwici & alibi 
 conceflum Roberto Tanfeld. 
 
 Membrane 2 &c i. 
 Literae falvi conduftus. 
 
 RoTULus ScoTiiE, dc Annis 8 6c 9 Heniici IV. 
 
 D 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 E falvis condudtibus fere per totum rotulum. 
 
 Membrane 6 & 5 & 4. 
 De traclando fuper prorogatione treugarum cum Scotis. 
 De frumento & ordeo verfus partes Scotiae ducendo. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Annis 10, ir, 12, 13, 8c 14 
 
 Henrici IV. 
 
 Membrana ii. 
 
 RE X conccffit Alexandro Franche parvam cuftumam aquae de Bere- 
 wick & Theoloneum ejufdem villa;, &c. 
 Cullodia caflri de Rokefburgh commiffa RadulplK) de Nevill comiti 
 Weflmerlandia^. 
 
 Rex commifit Johanni filio fuo omnlmodam flufFuram vit^ualium, 
 Eunnorum, armaturic, &c. pro falva cuftodia callri Berewici. 
 Dp lalvis condu(SHbus fere per totum rotulum. 
 
 MEMBRANiE
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 269 
 
 Membrane 9, 8, & 6. 
 De convenlendo cum commiffariis ducis Albanise ad guerrarun* gene- 
 ralem abflinentiam faciendum. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 Cuftodia caflri de Rokefburgh commlffa Roberto T^mfrevill. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 Rex conftituit Johannem filium fuum cuftodem Eftmarchiarum verfus 
 partes Scotiae. 
 
 Membrana 1. 
 
 Officium tronagii & pefagii in portu Berewici commiffum Jacobo Ode. 
 
 Maneria de Edryngton & Latham una cum pifcaria de Edermouthe 
 & Nortlizairne ac Hundwater in aqua de Twede conceffa Willielmo 
 Thorp & Roberto Tanfeld. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiyE, dc Anno i Henrici V. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 
 DE fl^lvis conduitibus pro Jacobo Douglas & aliis fere per totum 
 rotulum. 
 Acquictantia pro feptingentis marcis in partem fokiticnis mille marca- 
 nun pro liberationc Archibaldi comitis Douglas prifonaiii regis. 
 
 •SI 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De conllituendx5 Radulphum de Nevill comitcm Weflmerlandix cuf- 
 todem marchlarum verfus Scotiam in partibus de la Weftmarche. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De conftituendo Johannem fratrem regis cuflodcm Ellmarchi^E verfus 
 partes Scotite. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 
 Cuftodia paffigii aquae de Sulwath concefl'a Galfrido Louther. 
 
 Lictntia conctfla burgenfibus villae Berewici ad traducendum lanas, 
 &c. verfus partes cxtcras. 
 
 De tradtaiulo cum commiffariis Robert! docis Albaniae Gubeniatoiis. 
 tcrric advcrfirii Scotia\ 
 
 Membrana
 
 270 R 6 r U L I S C O T I JF.. 
 
 M E M n R A N A 3. 
 M fterli de Latfiam 6c Edt-iyngton cum pllcaria de Edermouth, Sec. 
 concefla Johanni de Lancaftic fratii regis. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTi.c, de Annis 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 6c 8 
 
 Henrici V. 
 
 Membrana 18. 
 
 DE falvis conduclibus. 
 De conftituendo Johannem de Nevill cuftodem de la Weftmarche 
 Scotia?. 
 
 IMe ;m b r a X A 17. 
 
 De victuallbus providendls pro vitellamento caftri de Rokefburgh. 
 
 Cuftodia caftri & villae Berevvicl commifia Edwardo duci Eborum. 
 
 Rex conftituit Johaiinem Barton contrarotulatorem in portu Berewicl 
 & alibi. 
 
 De conftituendo Robertum Umfrevill militem, & Brianum Stapiltoii 
 cuftumarios in portu Berewici & alibi. 
 
 Membrana 16. 
 De conftituendo Edwardum ducem Eborum cuftodem Eftmarcliias 
 verftis partes Scotice. 
 
 De treugis capiendis cum regente Scotias. 
 
 » 
 
 Membrana 15. 
 De confirmatione patentium factarum Roberto Umfrevill dc officiis 
 camerarii & cuftumarii villx Berewici. 
 
 De tra<Slando cum quibufdam perlbnis regni Scotiae fuper treugis. 
 
 Membrana 14. 
 De conftituendo Ricardum dc Grey cuftodem Eftmarchia: ScotijE, 
 De viclualibus providendis pro munitione vill^E Berewici. 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 De tradando cum Roberto duce Albanice. 
 
 De tra«£tando ftipcr libcratione Mord.icl filii ducis Albanls & receptlonc 
 Henrici de Percy. 
 
 Membrana 12. 
 De falvia conduiftibus. 
 
 Membrana
 
 ROTULISCOTI^ 271 
 
 MeMBRANA II. 
 
 De vl6tualibus providendis pro munltione caftri de Rokefburgh. 
 De obligationibus recipiendis a Jacobo Stieward rrgem Scotiai fe di- 
 cente pro centum millibus marcis. 
 
 Membrana I a. 
 De falvis condudlibus & protedlionibus. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 De poteflate data Henrico de Percy cuftodi de la Ellmarche verfus 
 Scotiam quod ipfe deputatum ad marcheam in abfentia fua gubernandum 
 ■conftituere poflit. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 Rex conflituit Henricumde Percy cuftodem Eftmarchia; verfus Scotiam. 
 De poteftate data Henrico de Percy concedendi falvos conduftus. 
 De traftando cum quibufdam perfonis Scotia de 6c fuper treugis. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De frumcnto providcndo pro vitellamento caftri de Berewyk. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De equis areftandis ad artellarias cariandas. 
 De treugis capiendis cum adverfario Scotiai. 
 De protcftionibus & condudlibus. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 Cuflodia Eftmarchiarum verfus Scotiam commifl'a Henrico dc Percy 
 comiti Northumbrian. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De lathonis, &c. areftandis pro reparatione caflri de Rokefburgh. 
 De inducendo homines diverfirum villarura ad auxiHum faciendum 
 pro reliftentia Scotorum. 
 
 Membrana 3. ' 
 ^Tuflodia caftri de Rokefburgh CDmniilfa Johanni Bertram. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De treugis capiendis cum adverfario Scotiii; in duos menfes duraturis. 
 Dt conflituendo Radulphum comitem Weilmerlaudiai cullodem Weft- 
 laiarchiiE Scotiic. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 Dc condudibus & protcclionibiis. 
 
 R O T U L U-*
 
 7> R O T f L I S C O T I JE. 
 
 RoTULus ScoTi.i:, de Annis 9 & lo Htniici V. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 4. 
 
 CUSTODIA caflri de Rokeiburgh commifla Johanni baronl de 
 Greyiloke. 
 De viclualibus providcndis pro munklone caflri de Rokefburgh. 
 De traclatibus habltis inter regem & Jacobuni regem Scottorum de & 
 fupcr ipfius traniltu in regnum bcotiae. 
 De lalvis coaduftibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 De fliK'is conduclibus. 
 
 De t'runiento 6c aliis vidualibus providendis pro vitcllatione caftri de 
 Rokeiburgh. 
 
 Membr a n a 2 & I. 
 De falvis condudibus & protedionibus. 
 
 RoTULus Scotia, de Annis i & 2 Henrici VI. 
 
 E lalvis condudibus fere per totum rotulum. 
 
 D 
 
 Membr an a 13. 
 Officium tronagli & pefagii lanarum in portu Berewici concefllim 
 Jacobo Ocle. 
 
 De treugis capiendis cum adverfario Scotiae. 
 
 Pro burgenfibus vilhe Berewici de licentia ad lanas efkippandas. 
 
 Membrana 12. 
 Officia camerarii £c cuflumarii villas Berewici confirmata Roberto 
 Umfreviil. 
 
 Membrana ii. 
 De vidualibus areftandis pro vitallamento caftri Berewici. 
 
 Membrana 10. 
 De conftituendo Henricum de Percy comitem NorthumbriaE cullodcm 
 Eftmarchiarum verfus Scotiam. 
 
 Membrana
 
 ROTULI SCOT I 'JE.'- 273 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De traftando cum ambafliatoribus Scotia; de & fuper liberatione Jacob! 
 ScGtorum regis. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De traftando cum rege Scotiie fuper hnali pace. 
 
 De pardonatioiie pro rege bcotorum a lolutione decern mille marcarum. 
 De juran;ento regis Scotiae requirendo pro obfervatione treugarum. 
 De conducendo regem Scotorum a civitate Dunelranenfi ulque reFiium 
 Scotiae cum houore. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De confirmatione appuiiduamenti fadli inter commiffarios Anglise & 
 Scotia;. 
 
 RoTULUsScoTi.^, de Annis 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7 Henrici VI. 
 
 D 
 
 Membrana 14. 
 E falvis condu61;lbus fere in fuigulis inembranis. 
 De acquietautiis fa6lis Jacobo regl Scotorum pro mille marcis. 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 
 De poteftate data Henrico comiti NorthumbriEe concedendl falvos 
 condu£tus. 
 
 De conveniendo & tradando cum commiflarils Jacobi regis Scotorum 
 fuper attemptatis contra treugas. 
 
 De proclamando quod omnes qui fe laefos contra treugas fentlunt, fiiit 
 coram commiffariis regis in villa Berewici ad certum diem. 
 
 Membrana 12. 
 
 De recipiendo duo millia marcarum a Jacobo rege Scotorum, & dc 
 vadiis foldariorum folvendis. 
 
 Acquietantia facta regi Scotorum pro prasdidlis duobus millibus mar- 
 carum. 
 
 Cullodia caftri de Rokefburgh commiffa Roberto Ogle militi. 
 
 De obfidibus (pro fecuritate appunduamenti inter reges Anglias 6c 
 Scotia;) liberandis & aliis eorum loco xquivalentibus recipiendis. 
 
 Membrana 10. 
 Dc attemptatis contra treugas reformandis. 
 
 Mm Membrana
 
 a;4 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 De officio tronngli concefl'o Willielmo Grendon. 
 
 De conftituendo Johannem Skipton clericum operationum apud Ber»** 
 wicum & alibi. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De liccntia data comiti Craufordiic recedcndi ab Anglia, 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De recipiendo partem iinantise regis Scotorum. 
 
 M E RT B R A N A 2. 
 
 De liccntia tracftandl cum rege Scotorum. 
 
 De commiflariis pro rege deputatis ad reparandum attemptatas contra 
 trcugas. 
 
 Membrana i . 
 De commifTariis afllgnatis ad quafcunque pecunlarum fummas a rege 
 Scotorum petendas &c ad concludendum treugas cum ipfo, ficc. 
 
 RoTULUS ScoTiiE, dc Annis 8, 9, 10, 8c 11 Henrici VI. 
 
 Membrana 16. 
 
 DE traftando cum commiflariis regis Scoti« fuper attemptatis con- 
 tra treugas. 
 De ialvis condudlibus. 
 
 Liccntia data Thomie Wcflon & Johanni Lemon ad mercandifas pro 
 rege Scotorum verfus partes Scotia; ducendas. 
 
 M E M B R A N ;e 15, II, I . 
 De conveniendo cum commiflariis regis Scotorum. 
 
 Membrana 12. 
 De tra6tando cum commiflTariis regis Scotorum ad treugas prorogan- 
 dum, &:c. 
 
 Membrane 14, 12, 11, ^, 8, 4, 3, 2. 
 De falvis condudllbus. 
 
 Me M B R A N .=E 13, 8. 
 De mercandifis a mercatoribus Scotia? captis^ reftitucndis. 
 
 Membrana 
 
 
 « r
 
 ROTULISCOTI^ e^^ 
 
 MeMBRANA 10. 
 
 De conflltuendo Ricardum Nevyll cuftodem Weftmarchiarum verfus 
 Scotiam. 
 
 Membrane 7, 5. 
 
 De obfidibus pro fecuritate folutionis quadraglnta milllum librarum ad 
 partes Scotia3 traijsferendis & aliis loco eorum ponendis. 
 
 Membrana I. 
 De poteftate data Henrico comiti Northumbrlse, concedendl falvos 
 condudtus. 
 
 D 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiiE, dc Anno 12 Henrici VI. 
 
 Membrane 6, $, 2. 
 E falvo conduftu. 
 
 Memb ran a 5. 
 De licentia traduceudi lanas, &c. ad partes tranfmarlnas. 
 
 M E M B R A N ^ 4, 3, I. 
 De attemptatls contra vim treugarum inter reges Angllae & Scotlje rc- 
 formandis. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 Rex conftituit Ricardum comitem Sarum cuftodem ac commiflarium 
 fuum generalem marchiarum regni Anglian verfus Scotiam. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 Licentia data comiti Sarum ad naves areftandum. 
 
 RoTULUS Scotia, de Annis 13 & 14 Henrici VI, 
 
 Membrane 7, 5, 4, 3, i. 
 
 DE falvis condudibus & protedtionibus. 
 De conflltuendo Alexandrum Lermonth clericum operatlonuni 
 tatlrorum de Rokefburgh &c Bercwlco. 
 
 Licentia concefla Jacobo regl Scotorum ad triginta fodras plumbi infra 
 eplfcopatum Dunclmenfis emendas & in Scotiam ducendas. 
 
 Me M B R ANiE 6, 3, I. 
 De tradaildo cum rege Scotorum. 
 De reparatione attemptatorum contra formam treugarum. 
 
 M m 2 MembrAN.4
 
 276 R O T U L I S C O T I .'E. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 De conflltuendo Johaunem comitem Huntlngdonia; & Hcnrlcum co- 
 mitcm Northumbrls cuftodcs Eftmarchlarum & Weftmarcliiarum in 
 dominio Scotia?. 
 
 De poteftate data clldcm ad areftandum naves & ad concedendum 
 falvos conductus.. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 2, 
 
 De cuftodla caftri & villa: Berewici fiiper Twcdam commiffa Wil- 
 liclmo Eucr. 
 
 De equis areflandis. 
 
 De militlbus, armigeris, valettls, ac aliis hominlbus defenlabllibus coa- 
 vocandls 6c diiceiidis in lalvatioiiem villae Berewici. 
 
 RoTULUs Scot I. E, de Anno 15 Henrici VI. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6. 
 
 DE -fiilva gardia pro Antonio epifcopo Urbiiiatl. 
 Marmaducus epifcopus Karlioli cuftos Weitmarchiarum verfus 
 Scotiam. 
 
 De viclualibus providendis pro ftuffura caftri & villae Berewici. .^ 
 
 De conftituendo Robertum Humfre-ville & alios commiflarios in les 
 Ellimarches verlus Scotiam ad audieudum & terminandum omnia pla- 
 cita & querelas ibidem. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5. 
 
 De conflituendo Marmaducum epifcopum Karlioli cuflodem Wefl- 
 marchiarum verfus partes Scotiae. 
 
 M KMBR ANA 4. 
 
 Rex conflituit Willielmum Euer militcm cuflodem vilhc Sc caftri 
 Berewici. 
 
 Rex fufcepit in proteclionem fuam priorem & conventum de Gol- 
 dyngham. 
 
 De confirmatione fidelitatis Willlelmi Befette. 
 
 Officia camerarii & cuftumarii villae Berewici concefla Radulpho Grey. 
 
 De poteftate concedendi literas lalvi condudtus commiffa Willielmo 
 Iver, Radulpho Gray, &c Johanni Dartram, militibus. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 Rex conftituit Johanncm duccm Nonblciac cuftodem de la Eftmarchc 
 in dominio Scotia;. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I .^ 277 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De protedionibus, 
 
 Membrana r. 
 Rex conceflit Johanni duci Norfolcias omnia caftra, villas, domiuia, &c, 
 qiue ab inimicis regisi in partibus Scotiic capere poflet. 
 De proteftionibus 6c faivis condudibus.' 
 
 D 
 
 RoTULus ScoTiiE, dc Anno 16 Henrici VL 
 
 Membran^e 8, 3, I.. 
 E protedionlbus & faivis conduclibus. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 Rex conflituit Robertum Ogle cuflodem vill^ Berewici. 
 De tractando cum commiflariis regis Scottorum fuper treiigis. 
 De inquirendo de navibus captis contra formam treugarum. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 6. 
 
 Treuga inter reges Anglic & Scotiae. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De conftituendo Radulphum Gray & Robertum Ogle cuftodes Efl- 
 marchiarum verfus Scotiam. 
 
 AIembrana 2. 
 
 De poteftate commiffa Johanni domino Tiptot&aliis limitandi bund'as 
 infra quas foldarii & alii inhabitantes tarn villam & caflrum Berewici 
 quam caftrum de Rokefburgh pro fuis beftiis, &c. herbam colligere ac 
 alia fibi ad viclum necellaria percipere poffint. 
 
 De treugis confervandis. 
 
 RoTULUS Sgoti^, ~de Annis 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 
 
 Henrici VI. 
 
 Membrane 23, 22, 20, 19, 17, 16, 15, 13, 11, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 3, i. 
 1~^E protedionibus & faivis condudibus. 
 
 Membrana 21. 
 De poteftate conceffa commiflariis marchiarum Scotiir, 
 
 PvJembran^;
 
 lyS R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 Membran«2i&i6. "; 
 
 Dc 1*1 vo conduiStu pro domino de Gourdon & m. i^. 
 
 M E M B R A N A l8. 
 
 Rex conAituit Henricum Percy cuflodem Eftmarchia; verfus Scotinm. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 1 6. 
 
 De protedione pro abbate domus Sandti Thomas in Scotia. 
 
 MembranA 14. 
 Officia cuftiimarii & camerarii villae Berewici concefla Radulpho Grey. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De conftituendo Ricarduni comitem Sariim cuftodem marchlarum 
 fegni Angliatj verfus Scotiam cum poteftate concedeudi literas falvi cou- 
 dudus. 
 
 M E M B ran A 3. 
 
 De recipiendo facramenta gardianorum marchlarum verfus Scotiam. 
 RoTULUs Scotia, de Annis 23, 24, & 25 Henrici VI. 
 
 N 
 
 MEMBRANiE 9, &C. 
 
 I L nifi condu£bus & protediones per totum rotulum. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 De deliberando AlauUm Kathkart obfidem inter alios pro Jacobo rege 
 Scotorum. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiiE, dc Annis 26 Sc 27 Henrici VI. 
 
 D 
 
 MembranjE 8, 7, 6, 5, 3, 2. 
 E falvis condudibus & protedionibus. 
 
 Membrana 7. 
 Dc falvo condudu pro Jacobo Stewart nuper marito reginae Scotiae 
 defunda:. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 Pro Johanne Lematon clerico ^peratioiium. 
 
 7 Membrana
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I ^. 87, 
 
 Membrana I. 
 De tra£tando cum rege Scotorum fuper guerrae abflinentia, 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiiE, de Anno 2 8 HenricI VI. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 
 DE communlcando & tradando cum Jacobo rege Scotorum de pace 
 perpetua. 
 
 M E M B R A N ;E 5, 4. 
 
 De falvis condu6tibus & prote^ionibus. 
 
 Membranje 3, 2. 
 De treugis inter reges Angliae & Scotiae firmatis. 
 
 RoTULus Scotia, de Anno 2 9 Henrici VI. 
 
 M e M B R A N ;e 6, 5, 4, 
 "TX E falvis conduiSlibus & proteftionibus. 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De communicando & traftando cum ambaiHatoribus regis Scotiae de 
 attemptatis contra formam treugarum. 
 
 Membrana i . 
 De traiflando cum rege Scotia^ fuper treugis pro certo annorum numero 
 concludendis. 
 
 RoTULus Scotia, de Anno 30 Henrici VI. 
 
 Membrane i i, 2, i. 
 
 DE falvis condu(Slibus & proteftlonibus. 
 Cuftodia cailri & villas Berewici, & totius Eftmarchiae verfus Sco- 
 tiam conccfla ficnrico de Percy. 
 
 Membrane 8, 7, 6, 5, 4. 
 Dc confirmatione treugarum cum Jacobo Scotorum rege. 
 
 Membrana i. 
 De communicando & tradando cum rege Scotias fuper certis articulis 
 manu ipfuis regis fignatis. 
 
 R o T u L u g
 
 239- R O T U L I SCOTIA 
 
 RoTu Lu s ScoTi .E, dc Aiino 31 Hcnrici VI. 
 
 Membrante 13, 12, II, 6, 4, 3. 
 "PV E falvis conduclibus & protcdlionibus. 
 
 MeMBRANA II. 
 
 Pro Willielmo Novell domino do Faucombcrgc & Radulpho Gray 
 milite, de mille llbils fibi concelfis tempore treugarum & duobus mili- 
 bus llbrarum tempore guerras pro cuilodia caftri de Rokefburgh. 
 
 De tradando cum rege Scotorum. 
 
 M-E M B R A N JE 10, 9, 8, 7. 
 
 De confirmatione treugarum. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 5 . 
 
 De deliberando Maleclum comltem de Menteth (unum obfidum pro 
 finantia Jacobi niiper regis Scotia;) a caftro de Pountfret. 
 
 j\I E M B R A N ;e 2, I. 
 Pro Henrico Percy domino de Ponyngg. 
 
 RoTULus Scot IE, de Annis 32, 33, 34. Henrici VI. 
 
 Mej^ibran.^ 6, 4, 3, 2. 
 
 DE falvis condudlibus & protcdionibus. 
 Rex conftitult Ricardum comitem Sarum & Ricardum comitem 
 \\ arriwici cuftodcs generales marchiarum verfus partes Scotias. 
 
 Membrana I. 
 Ad regem Scotiae epiftola minans. 
 
 D 
 
 RoTULUS Scotia, de Annis 35 & 36 Flenrici VI, 
 
 Membrana 14. 
 E confirmatione treugarum. 
 
 Membrana 10. 
 De conftitucndo Henricum Percy comitem NorthumbriiE cuftodem 
 Eftmarchiae verfus Scotiain. 
 
 Membrane
 
 R O T U L I S C O T I y^. ^^ 
 
 Membrane 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 2. 
 De falvis condudlibus & protedionibus. 
 
 Membrana 8. 
 De traclando cum Scotis de treugis. 
 
 Membrane 6, 3. 
 De falvo condudu fadlo fuper treugis. -j 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 De reformatione treugarum. 
 
 Membrana r . 
 De attemptatls contra formam treugarum reformandls. 
 
 RoTULUs Scot I. E, de Anno 37 Henrici VI.. 
 
 Membrana 6, 5, 4, 2, i. 
 E protedlioiiibus & falvis coududllbus. 
 
 Membrane 3, 2. 
 De communlcando & tradando cum ambafliatorlbus regis Scotoruilt 
 de 6c fuper treugis. 
 
 De attemptatls contra formam treugarum reformandls. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTiiE, de Anno 38 Henrici VI. 
 
 M RMBR A N7E 8, J, 6. 
 
 "1"^ E confirmatione treugarum inter Angll^e & Scotiic reges. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 De pecunia folvenda Willielmo Nevill domino de Faucomberge pro- 
 Guflodia callri de.^^okeiburgh.- 
 
 Membrana 3, i. 
 De falvis condu6tlbus. 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 De conftituendo Johannem de Clifford dominum de Clifford' & de^ 
 Weftmerland cuftodcm Wsflmarchiarum verfus Scotiam. 
 
 Membrana i , 
 De tradlando cum rcge Scotorum fuper treugis* 
 
 N U. R-O T'U L u s.
 
 ,j^ p. O T U L I S C O T I ^. 
 
 RoTULUs Scotia, dc Anno 49 Hcnrici VI. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 3. 
 
 DE conftituendo Johannem marchionetn de Montague cuftodem 
 Ertmarchiarum verfvis partes Scotiae. 
 
 M E M B R A N /"E 2, I. 
 
 De falv'is conduflibus. 
 
 RoTULUs ScoTi.£, ab Anno i ufque ii Edwardi IV. 
 
 Membra n a 26. 
 
 RE X comaiifit cuftodiam de la Eftmarche verfus Scotiam Roberto 
 Ogle. 
 Rex conftituit Jacobum comitem de Douglas & alios ad tradlandum 
 cum johaiine comitc de Rolle, &c. 
 
 MEMBRANi£ 25, 1 4, 12, 9, 7, 4., 3. 
 
 De communlcando luper treugis cum ambaliiatoribus regis Scotia. 
 De falvis condudibus. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 24. 
 
 De conftituendo Ricardum comitem Warriwici cuftodem marchiarum 
 Scotice. 
 
 Membran/e 23, 16. 
 De treugis concludendis cum rcge Scotis. 
 
 M E M B R A N A 22. 
 
 De condudu pro Clarcnfeux uno heraldorum ad arma. 
 
 M E M B R A N iE 20, I7, I4, I3, 12, II, ID, 8, 5. 
 
 De falvis condu6tibus. 
 
 Mem b r A n A 19. 
 Johannes Nevill de Mountague cuftos Eftmarchiauim in dominio 
 ScotiE. 
 
 Membrana 18. 
 
 De treugis appundtuatis inter regem & comitem do Rofle dominum 
 
 de lez oute ifles. In EngUjb. 
 
 Membrana
 
 R O T U L 1 S C O T I iE. 2^3 
 
 Membrana 15. 
 De falvo condiidu pro Alexandra principe Scotorum, diice Albaniae, 
 comite de la Marche, & domino de Annanderdale & de Man. 
 
 Membrana 13. 
 De attemptatis contra forraam treugarum reformandis. 
 De confirmatlone treugarum inter reges Anglia & Scotise. 
 
 Membrana 9. 
 De fponfalibus concludendis inter Jacobum regem Scoto'rum & all- 
 quam perfonam de ligeis regis Anglix. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 Treuga cum Jacobo rege Scotorum. 
 
 Meaibran/e 3 & I. 
 Comes Northumbrize cuflos de Eflmarchia & Midelemarchia verfus 
 Scotiam» 
 
 Membrana 2. 
 Dux GlouceftriiE cuftos Weftmarchiarum verfus Scotiam. 
 
 RoTULus ScoTi-iE, ab Anno ii ufque 17 Edwardi I:V, 
 
 P 
 
 Membrana 24. 
 R O comite Northumbriae de pecunia fibi folvenda. 
 De falva gardia pro epifcopo Glafcuenfis & aliis.. 
 
 Membrante 23, 22, 20, 19, 16, 15, 12. 
 De communicando & tradando cum rege Scotorum de pace, &c. 
 
 Membrane 21, 18, 17, 15, 14, 13, la, 10, 4, 3, 2, i.s 
 De falvis conduftibus & protedlionibus.. 
 
 Membrana 17. 
 De confirmatlone treugarum cum rege Scotorum; 
 
 Me mbr an a II.. 
 De matrimonlo contrahendo inter Jacobum filium unicum & hxredem. 
 regis Scotias, filiamque regis Edwardi minorem Ceciliam. 
 
 Me m b r a n a 9. 
 Xreuge inter Angli« & Scotias reges. In Englijly. 
 
 N-.U.2. MXMDRANAv
 
 2S4 11 o -f u L I s c o T I .t:. 
 
 Membrana 5. 
 Comes Notthumbrtai cuftos de Ic Ellniarch & Middelmarch In do- 
 minio Scotia.'. 
 
 M E M B R A N y-E 4 6c 3. 
 
 De tra6lando & coinmunlcando cum commiflionarils regis Scotorum 
 pro le Fifhgaith de iliko & de jure pifcandl in Riparla de Elke. 
 
 Me-m b r a n a 2. 
 De falvo condudu pro roge Scotorum venlendo in regnum AnglirC, &c. 
 
 Membrana i . 
 Liccntia conceffa duel Albania? fratri regis Scotorum ad emendimi 
 eertos arcus Anglicauos longos pro iuis jocis & ludis. 
 
 
 D 
 
 RoTULus ScoTiTE, dc Anno 22 Edwardi IV, 
 
 Membrana 8.. 
 E protedtione. 
 
 Membrane 7, 5. 
 De falvo condud:u pro rege Scotorum. 
 
 Membrana 6. 
 De communicando & traftando cum rege Scotorum de matrimonio 
 inter Margaretam fororera-germanam cjufdem regis & Antonium co- 
 mitem de Ryvers dominum de Scales. 
 
 Membrana 4. 
 De falvo conduQu pro domina Margareta forore-gcrmana regis Sco- 
 torum, 
 
 Membrana 3. 
 Ricardus Jux Clouceftriie locum-tenens regis generalis ad regeQi 
 jScotorum devincendum & expugnandum. 
 
 M E M B R AN iE 2, I. 
 
 De confirmatione cartarum conceflarum burgenfibus burgi de Bere- 
 wico fuper Twedam.
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM INTER 
 REGES ANGLI.E ET SCOTIA, CONVEN- 
 TIONES, LITERiE, PLACrEA, VARIAQUE 
 INSTRUMENTA ALIA, REGNUM SCOTIA 
 TANGENTIA; in ea Parte SCACCARII DOMI- 
 NI REGIS ANGHiE, quze vocata eft DOMUS CA- 
 PITUL ARIS infra ABB ATIAM WESTMONASTE- 
 RIENSEM, repofita. Et regnante Jacobo Primo rege, 
 per ARTHURUM AGARDE ex Deputatis Camerari- 
 orum in recepta didi Scaccarii, in ordine redada.
 
 1 
 
 I
 
 [ 28Z J 
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM, &c. 
 
 De Tempore Regis EdwardI Confeflbris. 
 
 HOMAGIUMJz// mtituJatur] Malcolm! regis Sco(:1;e & 
 Edward! filii primogeniti fui, fadum Edwardo Confefibri 
 regi AngliiE, pro regno Scotia^. 
 
 In pyxide per fe. 
 Inftrumentum hoc dare pleudographia ejly & manu recentiorh 
 £evi indubitanter fa-'ipta. 
 
 A. D 
 
 De Tempore Ricardi I. 
 
 1189. Litera regis Ricardi Primi, de redditioue caftrorum de Rokf- 
 burgh & de Berwick, & de reftitutione omnium libertatum quas 
 habuerunt reges Scotls ante captionem regis Willielmi ; & de 
 Uteris reftltutis & reilituendis, fi qus fuerint Inveiitae ; & quod 
 literae invenfae & non reftitutae. — Omnino non valeant. — Dat. 
 5 Decembris, i Ric. I. 
 
 1193. Litera Ricardi Primi, Anglian regis, de feodo praeflando regi 
 Scotije, in condudlu fuo, & pro liberationibus ei duplicandis & 
 allocandis dum moram traxerit in curia regis, &c. — 1 7 Aprilis, 
 5 Ric. I. 
 
 De Tempore R. Johannis. 
 
 1216. Exemplar bulla2 Honorii tertli papa?, regi Willielmo Scotia; 
 mifla?, quod non adheret regi Francix contra regem Angliaa 
 dominum fuum fuperiorem. 
 
 De Tempore Henricf III. 
 
 1217. Tenor bulla; Honorii tertli papje, fuper declaratlone reguo Scotiic, 
 re-perta; In regiftro didi papa;. — j Hen. Ill, 
 
 3 121S.
 
 288 TRACTATUS PAClS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 12 1 8. Bulla mifla cpifcopo Nonvici, quod confirmet vcl infermet coii- 
 ventiones fadtas inter regem Scotias & regem Anglia?, prout me- 
 lius viderit expedire. — Dat. 4 Novembris, 2 Hen. III. 
 
 1232. Bulla Gregorii papic noni, mifla epifcopo Elieiiii ad inquirendum 
 fuper temporalibu3 & fpiritualibus capellanorum regiorum — Dat. 
 13 Augurti, 17 Hen. III. 
 
 1234. Bulla Gregorii papas noni, per quam confirmat & roborat compo- 
 litionem fa^tam inter regem Angliae & regem Scotiae. — Dat. 
 2 Januarii, 19 Hen. III. 
 
 1235. Quod rex Scotia; obfervet pacem faflam inter regem Henricum 
 & Willielmum regem Scotiae. — Dat. 2 Januarii, 20 Hen. III. 
 
 1335. Bulla Gregorii papir: noni quahortatur regem Scotias quod cum fit 
 Jjomo regis Anglia: ei ndeliter teneat. — Dat. 5 Maii, 20 Hen. II L. 
 
 1236. Bulla Gregorii papas noni, de abfolutione juramenti regis Hen- 
 rici tertii, fafti in coronatione improvide, de his quae funt in dero- 
 gatione coronit {\ix. — Dat. 2 Julii, 21 Hen. IIL 
 
 1238. Bulla Gregorii papas noni, prelatis Anglis, quod inducant regera 
 Henricum tertlum ad revocandum alienationes quas fecit in pre-r 
 
 .( jbdicium fedis Romanse. — Dat. 10 Martii, 23 Hen. III. 
 
 124;. Charta regis Henrici tertii, fa£ta Alexandre regi Scotiae, de 
 maneriis de Longwathby, & de quadriginta libratis terrae ^n 
 
 h )t;p ;.Peureth. — Dat. 22 Aprilis, 26 Hen. III. 
 
 12'57.. Bulla Alexandri papiE.quartL, mifla regi Scotia;, de fubfidio ha- 
 bendo in Scotia, i^ de redemptionibus votorum, & aliis colli- 
 gendis ad opus regis Angli-^. — ^Dat 4 Januarii, 42 Hen. III. 
 
 y. H(tc decern injirumenta precedential cum Jcripto regis yobamiis^, 
 
 repmuntiir in pyxide perfe. 
 
 Dc Tempore Edwardi L 
 
 1278. Manipuhis'pdrvi>rum rvtuJorum tangentium hoinagium rcgum Sc~clict 
 (5 vidualiim pro cajiello de Puce 11. — Dat. anno 6 Edw. I. 
 
 1278. Litera regis Anglian, quod non vertetur in prejudicium regis Sco- 
 tiae quod homagii fui rcccptio tuit prorogata de Tukill)ury ufque 
 London. — Dat. 13 Odobrjs, 6 Edw. I. 
 
 J 283. Obligatio nobilium & rtiagnatum rcgni Scotiic, per quam obli- 
 
 gant le ad recipiendum dominam Margaretam filiam filiic domini 
 
 Alexandri regis Scotia?, genitam dc domino Erico rege Norwngi*,- 
 
 in dominam lliam & redlam ha;rcdcm regni Scoti'o;, 6c ad manute- 
 
 4^. ncnduui.
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 589 
 
 13 
 
 88. 
 
 1290. 
 
 1290. 
 
 1290. 
 
 nendtimprolemlegitimam ex ea defcendendam, cafu quo contigerit, 
 di6lum dominum Alexandrum regem fine filio aut filia de corpora 
 fuo legitime procreat : moriturum. — Sub 34 figillis, — Dat. 5 Fe- 
 bruarii, 1 1 Edw. I. 
 
 Litera abbatis San6ta2 Crucis de Edenburgh, de juramento fide- 
 litatis preftito domino Johanni de Kingfton, ex parte regis Anoli^. 
 Data in Craftino Epiphanis. 
 
 Hcec tria injirumenta repomintur infacculo perfe. 
 
 The certificates of fundry abbies and cathedral churches, teflify- 
 ing the homages done by fundry kings of Scotland to the kings of 
 England for the realm of Scotland, viz. 
 
 On 
 
 Norwich, 
 
 Gloucefter, 
 
 Lantony, 
 
 Burton, 
 
 Croyland, 
 
 Carlile, 
 
 Worcefter^ 
 
 Feverfham, 
 
 Bath, 
 
 St. Alban's in Hertfordshire, 
 as is fuppofed. 
 
 One more, the name un- 
 known. 
 
 Bridlington, 
 
 Malmefbury, • 
 
 Teufkfbury, 
 
 Santry, 
 
 St. Mary's in York, 
 
 Huntingdon, 
 
 Newburgh, 
 
 Sarum, 
 
 Waltham, 
 
 Reading, 
 
 Battel, 
 
 Dover, 
 
 Evefham, 
 
 Canterbury, 
 
 I'hefe are in a box intitled^ Certificates out of Regifters. 
 
 Suffer entia conceffa Scotts per concordiamfaB-am inter reges Francia 
 & Anglic per commijjionarios apud Amyres. — Dat. 1 9 Edw. I. 
 
 Originalis rotulus petitionis & placiti Roberti Bruce, pro 
 jure fuo regno Scotiae-, contra Johannem dc Balliolo ; cum alle- 
 gationibus & refponfionibus. 19 Edw. I. 
 
 Allegaciones Johaiuiis de Balliolo contra Robertum de Bruce. 
 19 Edw. I. 
 
 Appellaciones feptem competitorum rcgni Scotia;. — Dat. 
 19 Edw. 1. 
 
 AUocatio de 6 s. 8d. per diem, cuflodi figilli Scotix.— Dnt. 
 18 Augufti, 19 Edw. I. 
 
 O o TIic
 
 290 TRACTATU5 PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 The compromlfc, or fubmiflion of the twelve coinpetltors for 
 the crown of Scotland ii\to the hands of kuig Edward their fo- 
 verelgn lord. — Dated 9 July, 19 Edw. I. 
 
 Litera domini regis llib figillo fcaccarii fui milTa decano Sc ca- 
 pellano Eboraci iliper rccdgnitione fuperioritatis dominii regni 
 Scotia; — murlbus corrofa. — Dat. 19 Edw. I. 
 
 Hac fix injirumcnta preccdentia reponimtiir in una pyxide. 
 
 Divcrfiu penlioncs & annultates foluta? per breve regis Edwnrdi 
 Priuii llib ligillo regni llii Scotiie de annis 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. 
 In pyxide iit fupra infcripta. 
 
 Magnus rotulus Scotise in quo totus proceflus compctitoruni 
 regni ScotiiE continetur, ab initio petitionuci ulque ad lentcntias 
 Edwardi primi regis. 20 Edw. I. 
 I 29 1. Duplicamcntum cjufdem. 20 Edw. I. 
 
 Dcclaratio juris regis ad fiiperioritatem regni Scotia; per publi- 
 cum notarium. 20 Edw. I. 
 
 21 inftrumenta publica tangentia fidelitates plurimorum Sco- 
 torum & petitiones competitorum, &c. 20 Edw. I. 
 1 29 1. Tres fchcdulic tacientes mcntionem do bullis, cartis, oc aliis nie- 
 morandis inventis in thclauro regis Scotia; apud Edinburgh. 
 20 Edw. I. 
 
 H(XC qiiinque injlriimenta reponuntur in pyxide piSta. 
 
 Conceflio competitorum regni Scotix' Edwardo Primo regt 
 Anglia; facia, ablolutic regni- polVeliionis, donee qua^ftio juris de- 
 terminata fuerit. — Sub 9 figillis. 20 Edw. I. 
 
 Submiflio competitorum regni Scotia;, juris eorum Edwardo 
 Primo tanquam luperiori domino regni Scotia;. — Sub 9 figillis. 
 20 Edw. I. 
 1291. Litera magnatum ScotroD & Anglix teftimonialis, de proteftationc 
 regis Edwardi, quod litera; quas ipfe rex fecit magnatibus Sco- 
 tiie, quod procelfus placitorum petentium jus in regno Scotia?, 
 detcrminari dcbeat hac vice infra regnum Scotiae, non erit aliter 
 prejudicialis ipfi regno; quin poffit alias extra regnum illud, in 
 Anglia vel alibi quo libi placuerit, in limili cafu facere quod fibi 
 placuerit vol dcbebit, ficut fuperior dominus Scotia^ — Sub 
 9 fiojllis. 20 Edw. L 
 
 Hctc tria injirumcnta infacaiio inclufa reponuntur in pi^ a pyxide. 
 
 Bacramcntum
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM, 291 
 
 Sacramcntiim preftitiim per Donalchim de infiiUs & Alexandmtn 
 Jil'vum ejjis,' quod fide liter J e gercnt '■cerfus Edwardum Primiim rc^em 
 Anglic, pro injulariim cujtodia. — Sub f.gilh corum. — Dat. 29 Dc- 
 cemtris, 20 Edw. I. 
 
 1 29 1. ShnUiler /ilexander de Agar'tihell dominiis de Lorum & Alexander 
 de IJlcs,fi'ius Anrgu fi.lii Donevauldi, facramentum prcftiterunt dc Je 
 
 fideiitcr, of. — De eodem dat. 20 Edw. I. 
 1 291. Indent ura de evident lis jocalibus c? e.'iis inventis in caflro de Eden- 
 bur gh 23 AugitjU & illinc defer tis ufque Bereicick. 20 Edw. I. 
 1 29 I, SiibmrJJio omrnutn petentium jus in regno Scot ice., ad fiandum judicio 
 regis Edwardi Primi ut Juperioris Jiii; & inde concedunt diSfo regi* 
 Jeifinam de terra Gf cq/iris totiiis Scotia. — Dat. apiid Northampton, 
 21 Edw. I. 
 I 20 I . Exemplar ejufdem, fubfigillo regis Edwardi 'mijlaii priori de Ely ad 
 cujiodiendum. — Dat. 9 "JuUi, 21 Edw. I. 
 
 1292. Litera magnatum de partibus Anolia; & Scotiae, auditorum ju- 
 rium & placitorum petentium jus in regno Scotia?, teilimonlalis, 
 quod fatis oftenfum fuit & prolatum, atque dictum per Robertum 
 de Bruce ex una parte, & Johannem de Balliolo ex altera parte, 
 quod rex Edwardus procedere poterit ad faciendum judicium 
 inter eos. — Sub 108 figlUis.— -Dat. 21 Edw. I. 
 
 1292. Indentura faifla inter diftum Edwardum regem Anglic fuperi- 
 
 orem dominum regni Scotix', & domiaum Johannem rt-gem 
 
 Scotia?, de buUis, Iciiptis, libris, rotulis compotorum vicccomi- 
 
 tum & aliorum miniftrorum dictl regnl Scotite, & de aliis memo- 
 
 randis inventis in caftro de Edenburgh in regno Scotia?, in manu 
 
 domini regis Anglias exiftente, & liberatis per prcceptum didti 
 
 regis Angli-<E prcdicto rcgl Scotia\ — Dat. 30 Dtcembrls, 2 1 Edw. I. 
 
 Relaxatio Johannis de Balliolo regis Scotia3 Tub llgillo ejus facia 
 
 Edwardo Primo regi Angliic, tam de his quct fadlas fucrunt 
 
 tempore vacationis regni Scotiae, quam de contradibus failis per* 
 
 ipfum rcgem Edwardum & magnates regni x'\ngliic. 21 Edw. I. 
 
 A teftimony of the delivery of the caille of Dundee unto 
 
 king Edward in the time of the compromife of the realm ; made 
 
 for the difcharge of the keeper. — Dated 12 June, 21 Edu\ 1. 
 
 Hac quatuor infirumenta funt in pyxide pfrfi;. 
 
 J 292. Litera domini Johannis de Balliolo regis Scoti.c fub magno 
 
 figillo fuo, & fub figillis quorundam prelatorum 6c aliorum niag- 
 
 natorum, tam Anglia; quam Scotia:, ad numcrum 42 de homa- 
 
 7 O 2 S'kj
 
 392 TRACTATUS PACTS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 glo dlcli Johannls regis, pro regno Scot'ue, domino Edwardo regi 
 Angl'ue hlio regis Hcnrici luperiori domino regni Scotiie, in 
 pnelcntia priEdidlorum prclatorum 6c aliorum ma^natorum. 
 a I Edw. I. 
 
 Aliud ejufdem. 
 
 Quicdam poteftas commifla Glafcucnfis epifcopo de fidelitate 
 rcciplenda de magnatibus rcgni Scotia? 
 
 Procellus per notarium publicum iiiper querelam Macdulphi 
 filii Makolmi comitis de Fife ; contincfis nonnulla pro fuperiori- 
 tate regis Anglije in regno Scotiaj, ac imancm cruddltatem Sco- 
 torum I'uper corum liibitaneam invafionem tactam in xAnglia. 
 1292. John Balliol king, of Scots appeared before king Edward the 
 Firll in York Place at Weflminfter, to anhver the complaint 
 made againfl him by one Macdulpli. 21 Edw. I. 
 
 Prx'ccptum faclum per epifcopum Sancti Andre<e & alios, 
 tangens culiodes regni Scotias dcputatos per Edwardum regem 
 Anglian dominum fuperiorem regni Scotiic, de recipiendo quoldam. 
 in attornat. 21 Edw. I. 
 
 Ilctcfex injlrumenta pracedentiajiint In pyxide ferfe. 
 
 1292. Relaxatio Johannis de Balllolo regis Scotiae, &:c. fupcr acquicta- 
 tatione, cefiatione 6c adnuUatione de diverfis conventionibus. — Sub 
 13 figillis. — 21 Edw. I. 
 Aliud ejufdem. 
 
 1292. Homagium 'Johannis de Balliolo regis Scotia faSlum Edivardo regi 
 Anglice, — Dat. 16 Januarii, 21 Edw. I. 
 
 Hcec duo injlritmenta Jmt in pyxide per fe. 
 
 1293. Litera Johannis regis ScoticE de magno figillo fuo teflificnns fide- 
 litatem quam fecit pro regno Scotise domino Edwardo regi 
 Anglias fuperiori domino regni ScotiaB in pra^fentia quorundam 
 niagnatum Scotise. Dat. 4 Deccmbris, 22 Edw. I. 
 
 Les articles par le roy d'Ecoce monftres au roy de Angleterre, 
 & les refpons a meifmes les articles. 22 Edw. I. 
 I 291;. l.itera Johannis regis Scotias per quam reddit domino regi AngHae 
 regnum Scotiiie. — Dat, 2 Julii, 24 Edw. I. 
 
 Litera Johannis regis Scotias continens procefliim abbatum 
 fupcr confiderationcm fadtam inter ipfuin & regem Franciie. 
 24 Edw. I. 
 
 H(tc quatuor funt in pyxide piSla. 
 
 ^^95
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. • 293 
 
 I 2/55. Fidtlitas data & jurats Edwardo Primo per divcrlbs comites & 
 milites Scotiae lub ligillo eorum. 24 Edw. I. 
 
 Sunt eniin 51 injirnmenta content a in una pyxide ut fitpra in~ 
 J'cripta. 
 
 1295. Homagia & fidelitates regni Scotia? fiatfla per abbates, viros reli- 
 glofos, vicecomites, & meliores cujufque comitatuum & per bur- 
 genles burgornm. 24 Edvv. I. 
 
 Sunt 41 infxrumtnta in longa pyxide continent iir per fe, & in- 
 fcripta ut prius. 
 
 1296. Originalc publicum iiiftrumentum fadum per Johaiiiiem de Bal- 
 liolo & incolas terras Scotias fuper renuiiciacione, revocatione & 
 iubmiflione ipfius Johannis, & ternt ScotiiE redditione ; & fuper 
 fidelitate & homagio prelatorum, nobilium, communitatuum, 
 univerfitatuum, & villarum terrae pricdifti Johannis. 25 Edw. I. 
 
 Rotulus de nominibus magnatum Scotia 6c aliorum qui fcce- 
 runt homagia domino regi Anglic. 25 Edw. I. 
 1296. Inftrumentum publicum teftificans inftrumenta Willielmi do 
 Lambtou cancellarii de Glafgu de fidelitate regi Edwardo. 25 
 Edw. I. 
 
 l^es lettres de conte de Carrick & d'autres d'Efcotes par les 
 queles il fe mettent a la volunt le roy en droit des trefpas qu'il 
 fierent au roy en Efcoce, 6cc. — Dat. 9 Julii, 25 Edw. I. 
 
 Articuli proponehdi contra epifcopum Sandli Andre<£, fuper 
 confilio, alTenfu, & adhaerentia, prelHtis per ipfum Roberto de 
 Bruce, in principio rebellionis fuae contra regem Anglic. 
 1297. Exemplar bulhe Bonifacii VIII. Gallice rogantis pro pace cum 
 Philippo rege Franciic & cum Scotis. 26 Edw. I. 
 
 Charta regis Edwardi Primi fiidla Guidoui comiti Guerre, de 
 douo omnium terrarum in Scotia quae fuerunt Galfridi de Mou- 
 bray & Andreas de Charnes rebellium contra didum regem in 
 Scotia. — Data 5 Septembris, a 6 Edw. i. 
 
 Pojleriora hcec quinque inftrumenta Jimile ligantur & in pi6fa 
 pyxide reponuntur. 
 
 1296. Inftrumentum publicum tejiificans 'Johannem vegan Scotia revocaffe 
 & renuntiajje contractus per ipfum faSias cum rege Francia verj'us 
 regem Anglice, — Dat. 7 Julii, 25 Edw. I. 
 
 2 l^9H
 
 294 'tractatus pacts et treugarum. 
 
 I 2^3. Chart a Phrlippi regis Fr^ncicc rogatoria, tranfmljja Edwardo Priino 
 regi Ai:gU:c ae objcrvantia J'ujf'erentict erga t^cotos. — Dat. 26 junii, 
 
 27 Edw. I. 
 
 Inllrumentiim publicum contincns modum quallter epifcopi, 
 abbates, piiores, comites, baiones, militcs &C alii libcri tencntes Sco- 
 torum fccerunt, homagium & fidclitatelii domino Edwardo regi 
 Anglia;. 27 Edw. I. 
 
 1298. Inflrumentum publicum fuper primis rcfponfiouibus factis regi 
 Francia; poil futferentiam per magillros Johannem dc Silveflou 
 &. Johannem Lovcll, cum homagiis &; fidelitate regis Scotiie & 
 nliorum magnatum terra? Scotise. 27 Edw. I. 
 
 1299. Rotulus Humphridi de Kohun comitis Hereford & Eflcx de re- 
 cognitione fervitii domini regis Anglias pro guerra fua Scotiif. 
 
 28 Edw. I. 
 
 Brevia regis Edwardi Primi, mifla divcrfis vicecomitibus de 
 propinquioribus partibus maritimis, quod fuppleant vi«£i:ualia ad 
 excrcitum regis apud Carlifle contra Scotos. 28 Edw. I. 
 
 Monilrum I'oldariorum in comitatibus Laiicadria; 6c Derblae. 
 28 Edw. I. 
 3299. Eitcra epifcopi Vicenfis teflificans traditioncm a Johanne de 
 Balliolo, dicto epifcopo fa6lam, fccundum formam mandati apofto- 
 lici regi Anglia: diretli. 28 Edw. 1. 
 
 The truce granted to Scotland at the requefl of Philip king 
 of France. 28 Edw. I. 
 
 T>a lettre des Gardeynes de Rojaume d'Efcoce in noum de 
 Johan de Balliolo. 
 
 Hac oBo injlrwnenta fojieriorajimul ligcintur, & repofita funt in 
 cijia piSla. 
 
 1300. Litera magnatum Angliae fub figillis eorum miHa Bonifacio papx 
 pro fuperioritate regis Anglias fupra regnum Scotiai. 29 Edw. I. 
 
 In pyxide indorfata nt prius. 
 
 1 300. TreiigcE conccjpe regi Scot ice rogatu Philippi regis Francice. — Dat. — 
 
 Novembris, 29 Edw, I. 
 1302. Commijjio Philippi regis Francia ad traSlandum cum regc Anglice 
 
 Edicardo Prinio, tarn pro pace qiiam pro terris comitatus Albe" 
 
 viarlia:. — Dat. 29 '^iinii, 31 Edw. I. 
 
 Perveiance de tiavieres pour k guerre dc Efcoce, Edw. I. 
 
 * Evidance
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 295 
 
 Evidancc fait eudrolt d'acuns firmites d'Efcoce & Ics condicions 
 d'aucuues perfones fur la venare de gents d'Efcoce a la peer le roy 
 Edward. 32 Edw. 1. 
 
 1303. Inflrumentum publicum de recognitlone fuperiorltatis regis Ed- 
 ward! Primi, per prelates & nobiles terrae Scotias. 32 Edw. I. 
 
 1304. De foristacluris per Scotos, eis remiffis per Edwardum Primum 
 regem Angliae. ^^ Edw. I. 
 
 1305. Litera eplfcopi SaiKfti Andreee miffa Adomaro de A^alencia locum- 
 tenenti regis in Scotia, affirmans & purgans le non effe culpa- 
 bilem de morte Johannis de Camyn, & avunculi ful Roberti, nee 
 authorem guerra^. — Dat. 9 Junil, 34 Edw. I. 
 
 Inftrumentum Edwardl rcffls Scotiac de donatione & affipna- 
 tione duarum millium libratarum terra? per annurri Edwardo rcgi 
 Auglia:, &c. Inter cetera conceduntur caflrum & villa de Eden- 
 burgh, villa de Barwick, & comitatus ejuldem ; & per banc 
 cartam annexantur 'inperpetuum coronie Anglix, tanquam 
 membra infeparabilia ejiifdem coroner. 
 
 Inflrumentum publicum fuper rel'ponllim domini regis Ed- 
 wardi fadtum cpifcopo Biblienfi, fuper adeptlone pofleflioiiis pri- 
 oritus de Goldingham. 34 Edw. 1. 
 
 Inftrumentum lub manu magill:ri Johannis de Bufhy fuper ho- 
 magio & fidelitate domini Jacobl Senefchalli Scotiic fadto regi, 
 quando rex reddidit fibi terras luas in Scotia apud prioratum 
 Lauretofles. 34 Edw. I. 
 1305. Articuli proponendi contra epifcopum Glafguenfis, fuper con- 
 filio, aflenfu, &c adherentia ptr ipilim fadis Roberto dc Br^icc 
 in principle rebellionis contra regem Angliae. 34 Edw. I. 
 
 Rotulus continens diverfas donationes & requifitiones de di- 
 verfis tcrris in Scotia datis diverlis perlonis. 34 Echv. I. 
 
 Nomina eorum qui feccrunt homagium regi Edwarda Primo. 
 34 Edw. I. 
 
 The allegations which king Edward alledged touching his 
 right of the fuperioritie of Scotland. 34 Edw. I. 
 
 Inflrumentum de fidelitate facta per Jacobum Icneicalium Sco- 
 tv<£, pro terris liiis in Scotia. — Dat. 23 Ocl. 3.4 Edw. I. 
 1305. Tranfcriptum confederationis h\dix inter Willielmum dc Lamb- 
 ton epifcopum Sancli Andreas, & Robcrtum de Bruce con^iitcm 
 de Carrlck, contra fidelltatem jiiam prius juratam & fadtam regi 
 Anglia?. 
 
 Confcfiio
 
 296 TRACTATUS PAC13 ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 Confeflio WlUielmi de Lambton epifcopi ^anfti Andreac, fuper 
 fidclitate & jurameuto prertito regl Aiiglia?, ac etiam confeliio 
 difti epifcopi de confederatione inter iplum & Robemim Bruce 
 comitem de Carrick, & de aliis per ipllim exercitatis cum di(flo 
 Roberto Bruce contra regem Anglic. 
 
 Hisc qiiatuordecim tnjlrumcnta Jimul ligantur & depofita funt in 
 piSla pyxide. 
 
 Ordinationes regije pro reformatlone monetae in Scotia ; ordi- 
 nationes punicndi pedites 5c centinarios ele<flos ad veniendum in 
 giierram Scoti;e, 6c qui non vcnerunt, fed fe fubtraxeruat. 
 
 Quo modo exhereditati in Scotia funt fatisfaciendi. 
 
 Le ferment que les Efcoflbis doivent faire pour obfervacion de 
 la paix. 
 
 Incerta refponfio regis Scotia^ data regl Angliae tangens jus do- 
 mini Anglia; fuper Scotiam. 
 
 Proclamatio contra rebelles Scotiae. 
 
 Les reafous faits que les Efcotes ne doivent eftrc aliez au roy 
 de France. 
 
 Relponfio religioforum Anglic pro carriagils preftandis domino 
 regl pro guerra Scotias. 10 Edw. I. 
 
 Tenor cujufdem coUoquii habltl inter Robertum de Bruce & 
 comitem de Strathern in princlplo rebeilloiiis ipfius in terra 
 Scotix. 
 
 Nomina plurlmorum qui fecuti funt Robertum Bruce, & mlfli 
 in prifonis Anglia;. 
 
 Comment les evefques de St. Andrea & Glafco ferent con- 
 duites come priloneers en Angleterre. 
 
 Nomina illorum qui jurati fuerunt ad traflaiidum de negotlis 
 terras Scotia*. 
 
 Tria tranfcripta literarum baronum Anglian tangentium jus 
 regni Anglias fuper Scotiam. 
 
 Nomina magnatum qui morebant continue cum rege Edwardo 
 primo, in guerra Scotia- anno regni fiii 32, apud Dunfremelin 
 una cum quibufdam ordinatlonibus factis pro Scotis venientibus 
 .id pacem. Regis, 
 
 IJttcra fob figlUo epifcopi Sancti Andreic 6c allorum, niiflh dc 
 Parifiis ad ganlianum Scotiai certllkandum, pacem cfl'e fadam 
 inter regcs Francis 6c Anglia, 6c animans illos quod fe viriliter 
 
 defendant. 
 
 H(vc
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 297 
 
 Hf^c qidndec'im irjlrumenta fimul Ugantur, et reponuntur in piSia 
 pyxidt'y mdorj'ata, 
 
 Mniiipulus annorum incertorum & memoranda. 
 
 De Tempore Edvvardi II. 
 
 «307. Rot[ficatto regis Francii^ fit§-'cra7itlce de aat. 1298. — Dat. 25 De* 
 cciuhris, i Echv. II. 
 
 Inftrumenta de concordia & treuga fa£la inter regem Angli's Ed- 
 wardum Secundum & regem Scoti;!?, per commifTarios Philippi 
 regis Franci;^, & Edwardi regis Anglian, apud Anglers in Francia, 
 ubi rex Franciae reddidit dominatum quorundam caftrorum &; vil- 
 larum quae tenuit in Scotia. — Dat. non patet. i Edw. II. 
 
 1308. 1 itera epifcopi Sandli Andrea? de fex millibus marcarum folven- 
 dis domino regi Angliui. 2 Edw. II. 
 
 1309. Inlkumentum publicum continens tenorem fldelitatum faila- 
 rum Edwafdo regi Angli;^, per epifcopum Glafguenfis & alios. 
 3 Edw. II. 
 
 I 
 
 15. Bulla Johannis papiE mil^a certis infra nominatis, fuper men- 
 tionem faciendam Roberto de Bruce & aliis fuis faudoribus, fu- 
 per reftitu'ionem faciendam domino regi de occupatls. — Dat. 
 4 Aprllls, 9 Edw. II. 
 1 3 15. Bulla Johannis papae de poteflate data Norwicenfis & Elienfis 
 epifcopis de monendo Robertum de Bruce & ejus complices, quod 
 defiftant de invafione regni Angliaj & terr^e Scotias, & de excom- 
 municando eos fi non pervenerint. 9 Edw. II. 
 13 1 8. Bulla Johannis papae de excommunicando Scotorum adjutores 
 & confiliarios ufque in fecundum graclum, & quod iuabiles fint ad 
 beneficia ecclefia^ emanata, luper violatione treugcC per papam in- 
 didlas 15 Kal. Decembris, la Edw. II. 
 
 JUcvc quinque injlriimenta pofteriora j-eponiintur in pyxide per Je^ 
 & mittiintur in forulam Jimul cum iiiJJrwneniis dc tempore 
 Edw. 111. cif R. II. 
 
 De Tempore Edwardi III. 
 
 1332. Edwardi Ballioli homagium. — Dat. 12 Februarii, 7 Edw. III. 
 
 1333. Ratificatio parliamenti Edwardi regis Scotia; de articulis conclufis 
 per ambafliatores fuos cum Anglis. — Dat. 1 2 Februarii, 8 fCdw. 111. 
 
 P p Rccognltlo
 
 298 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 Recognltio Edward! regis ScotijE, quod diftum regnum tenet bI 
 de regno Angliie ^er homage, liege, & fealty: Et homiig'uim fac- ^\ 
 turn per ipfum Angllic regl cum promiflionc quod maritabit Jo- 
 hannam ibrorem regis, fi, &c. & quod manutencbit milites pro 
 fervitio regis tarn de fumptibns fuis proprlis, quam de regis An- 
 glins. — Dat. 12 Februarii, 8 Edw. III. 
 
 A bond of Edward King of Scotland to aid the King of Eng- 
 land as oft as he (hall be invaded in England, Wales, or Ireland. — 
 Dat. 12 Februarii, 8 Edw. III. 
 
 A cove'.Kint of Edward king of Scotland, with the confent of 
 parliament, to aid the king of England at all times when he (hall 
 be required, for fix months. 8 Edw, III. 
 
 Litem regis Scotorum fuper conceflione villarum, caftrorum, 
 & comitatuum de Berewick, Rokefbury, Jedeworth, Selkerk, 
 Otryke, Edcnbrough, Hadiugton, Linifton, Pebles, & Dunfrefs. 
 — Dat. 12 Junii, 8 Edv/. III. 
 
 Edward Balliol's gift of Edenbrough, Hadington, and Pebles 
 to Edward king of England and his fuccefibrs. 8 Edw. III. 
 
 Donatio Edwardi rc:^s Scotia vilhe Berewici, &c. Edwardo 
 tertio regis Aaglia;. — Dat. 12 Februarii, 8 Edw. III. 
 Hac ocio fimul ligantur. 
 
 1334. A roll of entries touching Edward Balliol's homage, and cer- 
 tain pads and treaties pafied betwixt king Edward the third and 
 him concerning Rokelbrough, Jedeworth, Selkerk, Otryk, Eden- 
 brough, Haddington, Pebles, &c. granted by Edward king of 
 Scotland to the king of England. — Dated 12th June, 9 Edw. III. 
 A letter of procuration of king Edward of Scotland for the 
 conclufion of a perpetual amity with England. — Dated 12th of 
 February, 9 Edw. III. 
 
 De homagio per Edwardum rcgem Scotia: fado Edwardo regi 
 Anglic. — Dat. 12 Februarii, 9 Edw. III. 
 1334. The tenor of Edward the Scottifli king's fealty given to king Ed- 
 ward the third. — Dated 12th February, 9 Edw. III. 
 
 Concefllo Edwardi regis Scotiae Edwardo tertio regi Anglias 
 villiE & comitatus Berewici ^ leparatio cjufdem a corona Scotiae, 
 & annexatio ad coronam Angliae imperpetuum. 9 Edw. III. 
 
 A bond of Edward king of Scots to aid all kings of England 
 againft; all pcrfons that fhall make any war againfb them in Wales 
 or Ireland. — Dated 1 2th February, 9 Edw. III. 
 Hac fex Jimul ligantur. 
 
 1338.
 
 TRACTATU3 PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 299 
 
 1338. The enrolment of certain treaties of Scotland ^^ryj. 13 Eclw. III. 
 
 1346. Indentura tradatus inter Leonellum flliuin Edvvardi tertii primo- 
 genitum comitem de Ulller ex una parte, & Monfieur Henry 
 Petcy & Raufedc Nevil ex altera parte, per quam ipfi Henricus 
 & Radulphus conveniunt fe fervituros in Scotia pro auxilio 
 preflando Edvvardo de Baliolo regi Scotiaj cum 360 foldariis. 
 21 Edw. III. 
 
 1350. Carta homagii Johannis abbatis de Gedworth, & aliorum reli- 
 gioforum regni Scotise fadi Edwardo regi Angliae tertio. — Dat. 
 
 28 Augufli. 24 Edw. III. 
 
 1 35 1. A letter of homage made by David king of Scots, with a claulc 
 non objiamibus. — Dated 20th March, 26 Edw. 111. 
 
 Indentura fa£ta inter diilum Edwardum tertium regem Anglis 
 & Willielmum Douglas de retinentia iphus Willielmi penes re- 
 gem. — Dat. 17 Julii, 27 Edw. III. 
 
 1352. Qualiter David rex Scotia; poft deliberationem fliam, cepit treugas 
 cum Edwardo rege Angliie poll: conqueftum tertio : per quani 
 recognovit regem Edwardum predidum & hicredes fuos, effe fu- 
 periorcs dominos pofl: relaxationem fad:am regi Scoti^e. — Dat. 
 12 Aprilis, 27 Edw. III. 
 
 Hczc quinque Jimitl llgantur. 
 
 1354. Indentura fafta per commiffarios regum Angliae & Scoti32 tan- 
 gens redemptionem quorundam prifonum Scotiae.— Dat. 13 Julii, 
 
 29 Edw. 111. 
 
 1354. An indenture made at Berwick between the nobility of England 
 and Scotland touching king David's ranfom. — Dated 12th No- 
 vember, 29 Edw. III. 
 
 1355. A furreuder of Galwide, with all other lands not being parcel 
 of the crown of Scotland, together with the ifles of the lea. — 
 Dated 20th January, 30 Edw. III. 
 
 Carta Edwardi regis Scotia: per quam regnum, regimen, titu- 
 lum & coronam regrii ScoticC tranihilit regi Edwardo tertio & 
 ha;redibus ejus. — Dat. 20 Januarii, 30 Edw. III. 
 
 1355. A furrcnder of the whole realm of Scotland, of Galwide, and 
 all other lands not being parccll of the crown of Scotland, with 
 all tlic ifles of the fea, by Edward Balliol to king Edward .tlic 
 third. — Dated 20th January, 30 Edw. Hi. 
 
 13 J j;. An indenture of Edv.'ard Baliol's furrender of Scotland, with tlic 
 refervation of a penlion of 2000 1. — Dated 20tli January, 30 
 Edw. 111. 
 
 P P 2 ^ISy
 
 300 TRATATUS PACTS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 J 355. A quadiiiple of Edward Balliol's furrendcr — Dated 25th January, 
 30 Edw. III. 
 
 A furrendcr made by Edward Balllol to king Edward, as well 
 of the whole reahii of Scotland, as of Galwyde and the ifles, £cc. 
 with a fpccial refervatlon to himfelf of a yearly penfion of 2000 1. 
 during his life. — Dated 25th January, 30 Edw. III. 
 
 1355. A duplicate of Edward Ballol's furrendcr under his privy feal. — 
 Dated 25th January, ^o Edw. 111. 
 
 A trjplit of Edward Baliol's furrendcr. — Dated 27th January, 
 30 Edw. III. 
 
 1356. Confederatio inter Willielmum Douglas 6c Williclmum de Bo- 
 hun comltem Northamptonia?, pro le 6c hominibus luis, quod 
 non fe mutuo perfequantur depredationibus. 30 Edw. 111. 
 
 Commillio Roberti fenefcalli Scotia.', data duobus epifcopis & 
 duobus militibus, ad tradandum pro delibcracione Davidis regis 
 Scotia;. — Dat. ijjanuarii, 30 Edw. III. 
 
 Hac duodecim injirumenta precedentia Jimul Ugantur. 
 
 1^55' XJndccim fcripta diverjh magnatum & aliorum Scotia cum JigUHs 
 eorum, per qua: obligant fe fervatiiros regi Anglice in Flandria feu 
 alibi in guerris fitis. — Dat. 8 Septeuibris^ 30 Edw. III. 
 
 1357. Procuratorium epifcopi Aberdeen ad tra<ftandum pro deliberatione 
 Davidis regis Scotiae. — Dat. 13 Septenibris, 32 Edw. III. 
 
 1357. Procuratorium cpifcopi Maramenlis pro liberatione Davidis regis 
 
 Scotia?. — Dat. 18 Scptcmbris, 32 Edw. III. 
 1357. Procuratorium capituli Roflenfis fadum ad tradlandum pro deli- 
 beratione regis Scotiif. — Dat. 18 Septembris, 32 Edw. III. 
 1357. Procuratorium prioris Sanfti Andrea? pro liberatione Davidis regis 
 
 Scotiie. — Dat. 18 Septembris, 32 Edw. III. 
 1357. Procuratorium cpifcopi Ergadienfis pro liberatione, 6cc. — Dat. 
 
 19 Septembris, 32 Edw. III. 
 1357. Procuratorium abbatis de Scone pro liberatione Davidis regis Sco- 
 
 tiiE. — Dat. 30 Septembris, 32 Edw, III. 
 1357. Procuratorium cpifcopi Glalcuenfis nd tradandum pro delibera- 
 tione Davidis regis Scotia?. — Dat. 21 Septembris, 32 Edw. III. 
 
 Litcra Roberti regis Scotia? fupcr deliberatione & redemptione 
 David regis Scotiar, 32 Edw. III. 
 
 Certain noblemen bound for the raufom of king David — Dated 
 26th September, 32 Edw. III. 
 
 Obligatio prtlatorum de exequcndo ccnfuras ecclefiaflicas con- 
 tra
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 301 
 
 tra infractores convenclonum pro redemp':'one Davidis reo-js Scotis;. 
 
 — Dat. a 6 Septembrls, 32 Eclvv. III. 
 ^35 7' Procuratorium cpifcoporum regiii bcotiac ad obligandum fe & eccle- 
 
 fias fuas pro redemptione regis iui Davidis, fub undecim iio-iHis. 
 
 Dat. 26 Septembris, 32 Edw. III. 
 1357. Procuratorium villarum & burgcnfium rcgni Scoti?e ad oblioaii- 
 
 dum lepro redemptione regis. — Datum flib 1 8 figillis, 32 Edw. III. 
 1357, Procuratorium epiicopi &c capituli Dunkaldenfis, &c. — Dat. 
 
 27 Septembris, 32 Edw. III. 
 1357. Procuratorium epifcopi Aberdenenfis & capituli ibidem ad trac- 
 
 tandum pro deliberatione regis Scotiie. — Dat. 27 Septembris, -jz 
 
 Edw. III. ^ 
 
 Hac quatiiordeclm fvmil ligantur. 
 
 1257- ^ proxy or letter of attorney of king David to Alexander arch- 
 deacon of Murray, 5cc. about revoking his excommunication. — 
 Dated 3d Odlober, 31 Edw. III. 
 
 1357. Confirmatio Davidis de Bruce regis Scotias fuper redemptione 
 concordata pro libcratione cjuldem regis. — Dat. 3 Oclobris, 32 
 Edw. III. 
 
 1357. Indentura fuper redemptione & liberatione Davidis quondam regis 
 Scotia;. — Dat. 3 Odtobrls, 32 Edw. III. 
 
 1357. Confirmatio ditti regis, de dato predi6lo, obligationis mcrcato- 
 rum rcgni Scotiae fuper ioiutionem redemptionis regis llii. — Dat. 
 5 Odobris, 32 Edw. III. 
 
 ^357' I"^!'"'"'^-''''^^'"'' f^(^i-im fuper redemptione Davidis regis Scotorum. 
 — Dat. 5 Odobris 32 Edw. III. 
 
 Procuratio capituli Moramenfis ad tradandum cum Anglis pro 
 pace, &c. 
 
 FLrc feptcm hijii iimenta fiinul ligantur. 
 
 Inftrumentuni publicum coiitinens tenorem bulLc Innocentis 
 fcxti papit notificans, quod iple nou vult dare licentiam prclatis 
 
 ^ Scotis, quod poffint obligare fe, ecclefias, & capitula eorum, regi 
 Angllx pro redemptione Davidis domini regis. — Dat. 11 Septem- 
 bris, '^'^ Edw. III. 
 
 J 358. Sacranicntum prelHtum per Willielmum de Gladeftancs millrein 
 quod non portabit arma contra regem Edwardum tertiiim, uec 
 hacredcs fuos — Dat. 4 Odobris, -^2, Edw. III. 
 
 A letter touching ten thouiand marks to be paid in put of 
 the kirg's ranfom. — Dated 21 February, 34 Edw. III.
 
 'il 
 
 30Z TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 1359. Rotulus Scotias de brevibus & aliis tangcntibus tradatum cum 
 Davide rege Scotict, 34 Edw. III. ^1 
 
 1360. Treug£e Scotife pro 14 annis. — Dat. 12 Janviaril, 35 Edw. III. 
 
 Conccfiio facta per Edwardum Scotorum )!.gcni, Edwardo regi 
 Angliii; tertio, de callro & villa de Hclymria la Symes lub magno 
 llgillo Scotia-. — Dat. 27 Mail, 38 Edw. 111. 
 Alia conceflio de eodem dato fub privato figlllo. 
 '1363. Tiactatus Scotis taugens trcugas 6c folutioncs denanoiaim pro re- 
 demptionc Davidis regis Scotiae a retro exiftente, ablque figlllo. — 
 — Dat. 20 Mail, 38 Edw. III. 
 
 Tradatus pads inter Edwardum tertlum regcm Anglue, & Da- 
 vldcm regem Scori;c. — Dat. 27 Novcnibris, 38 Edw. III. 
 1367. An agreement made between England and Scotland at a meeting 
 of commlirioners on both fides for that purpofe. — Dated ift Sep- 
 tember, 42 Edw. III. 
 1369. A truce for a certain time, with a promiie of payment in the 
 mean time, of a certain fum of money in arrcar for king David's 
 ranfom. — Dated i8th June, 44 Edw. III. 
 
 Les trieux de 14 ans pcrentre les roys d'Engleterre & d'Efcoce 
 priflez a Londres en le mois de Juyn fous les fceaux des divers 
 Jelgneurs d'Efcoce. 44 Edw. III. 
 
 . An exemplification of a covenant touching tlie payment of the 
 aforefaid ranfom. — Dated 29th May, 45 Edw. III. 
 '1 370. Litera regis Scotias fuper eo quod prorogatio termini folutionls 
 non prcjudicet regi Angliae, nee obligationlbus inde fadtis. — Dat. 
 4 Junii. _ 
 1 37 1. An acquittance of the receipt of certain money received of Mar- 
 garet wife of David king of Scots. — Dated 23d June, 47 Edw. III. 
 HiTc qiiinquedechn ultima injlrumenta Jimul ligantur. 
 
 A projed for a peace between king David of Scotland and king 
 Edward third, but which was never concluded. 
 
 Divcrfa appunduamenta pro rcdemptlone & liberatione Davidis 
 regis ScothT. 
 
 Homaglum Davidis de Bruce in pleno parllamento apud Eden- 
 burgh, cum claufula de non objiantibus. — Dat. anno 5 regis Scotias. 
 
 Recognitlo Davidis regis ScoticC, per alfenfum trlum ftatuum 
 fuorum in parllamento fuo fada, qua recognovit fe tenere regnum 
 Scotiaj dc Edwardo rege Angiia; tertio & ha^redlbus fuls, per ho- 
 magium, legiani, & hdelitatem tanquam domino fuperiori rcgni 
 
 Scotia,
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 303 
 
 Scotias, poft relaxatlonem quam rex Angllae fecit reei Scotite de 
 fervitio Scotias, omnibus relaxationibus regibus Scotiai antea fadis 
 lion obftantibus. — Dat. anno 5 Davidis regis. 
 
 Qualiter Robertus rex Scotiae recognovit ie tenere regnum Sco- 
 ti« de Edwardo Tertio Angliie rege dc hceredibus fuis per homa- 
 gium, iigiam, & fidelitatem tanquam domino fuperiori Scotiae ut 
 antea, 6cc. 
 
 Injlrumenta omnia de tetnpore Rdwardi Tertii regis, in longa pyxide 
 
 reponuntur, eis fine dato exceptis, qiice in baga inchifa, mittan- 
 
 tur in magjia pyxide. 
 
 Injirumenta de temporibus Edwardi Seciindi, Edwardi Tertii, & 
 
 Ricardi Secundi, region Anglic^, fimul inittuntur in una ferula.. 
 
 De Tempore Ricardi II. 
 
 1380. Indentura inter Johannem dominum Laffn£e regeni caftellge & 
 deputatum Scoti;£, pro juftitia exhibenda luper eos qui treugas 
 violarunt & pro limitibus ordinandis. — Dat. 6 Novembris, 
 4 Ric. II. 
 
 Qualiter Johannes Grame comes de Monteth fuit indiclatus ia 
 Scotia, eo quod devenerat ligius homo Edwardi Tertii qui ex- 
 cufatus fuit per leges Scotia?, quod nuUam proditionem fecit per 
 hoc quod devenerat ligius homo regis Anglite quia fuperior domi- 
 nns Scotiii; fuit femper rex Anglias, & ideo fuit quietus per re- 
 cordum parliamenti. — Dat. 3 Aprilis, 6 Ric. II. 
 
 1382. Qualiter omnes domini & magnates Scotias fecerunt homagium 
 Roberto regi Scotine, ililvis femper homagiis fadtis regi x'\ngriae- 
 & haeredibus fuis dominis fuperioribus Scotite. — Dat. 10 No- 
 vembris, 6 Ric. II. 
 
 A cpmmiflion for certain ambadadors of Robert king of Scots, 
 to treat with the other conamiliioners of France, concerning a; 
 peace which was concluded betwixt them agaiiiil: England — 
 Dated 16 July, 6 Ric. II. 
 
 1383. An indenture teftifying the delivery of certain -writings co7icerning 
 the ranfoni of David king of Scots. — Dated "jth December , 7 Ric. II. 
 
 1397. Treugic captaj apud Handenllankes inter Johannem ducem Lan- 
 caftrije iilium regis Angliie, 6c Davidem comitem Caidck haredem 
 rcgm Scotiae. — Dat. i6Maii, 21 Ric. II..
 
 304 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. i 
 
 139-. CommiJJio Roberti regis Scotorum facia WilUeJmo de Jedworth ad 
 faSla tra6fandum cum orator'ibus Ricardi Sccundi regis AngHct. — 
 Dat. I Oclobris, 21 Ric. II. 
 
 1397. Indentiira de treugis tenend'ts. — Dat. i OBohris, ?. i Ric. II 
 
 1398. A truce and a dav appointed for commifliouers to meet upon 
 the borders for reformation on both fides. — Dated 8 October, 
 22 Ric. 11. 
 
 1398. An indenture of truce between king Richard the Second and 
 and Robert king of Scots — Dated 26 October, 22 Ric. II. 
 
 1398. An agreement between the commiflioners of England and Scot- 
 land for delivery of priloners on botli Sides. — Dated 28 O6lober, 
 22 Ric. II. 
 
 1398. CommiJJio regis Ricardi Secundi fa&a epifcopo /Ifaphenfis & aliis ad 
 traclandmn cum oratoribus Scotorum de pace. — Dat. 22 Martii, 
 22 Ric. II. ; 
 
 1398. A treaty betiveen the conimijp.oners cf Rngland ajid Scotland for the 
 delivery of prijoners. — Dated 6 Novembris, 22 Ric. II. 
 
 1399. CommtJJio/ies regis Ricardi Secundi ad traBandum de dampnis illatii 
 ratione treiigarum faclarum. — 5 Apnlis, 23 Ric. II. 
 
 I 399. InJlruSlions given to the atjibajfadors of England touching the affaiis 
 of Scotland. — Dated \th April, 23 Ric. II. 
 
 1399. Plena coinmijjio Robert i regis Scot ice ad concludetidam pacem cum ora- 
 toribus regis Anglia. — Dat. 4 Mali, 23 Ric. II. 
 
 CommiJJio Roberti regis Scotia de treugis continuandis faBis apud 
 HandeJiJianck inter diBwn regem & Henricum ^artum regem An- 
 glice. — Dat. 24 yJuguJli, ajino regis Scotia decimo quinto. 
 
 1399. A longer term taken for a conclufion of a truce. — Dated 13 May, 
 
 23 R- II- . 
 
 ylll the mjlruments of Richard the Second'' s time., ivhofe titles are 
 here printed in Rojnan letters., are in a box, and put into a 
 buckram bag with thofe of king Edivard the Second and king 
 Edward the Third ; thofe ivhoje titles are printed in Italics are 
 kept fepar ate. 
 
 De Tempore Henrici IV. 
 
 1404. CommifHo Roberti regis Scotoiimi fuper redemptione, ad ccrtum 
 tempus, Marmaducis lenefchalli nepotis ejus, necnon Archibaldi 
 comitis de Douglas, cum rege Henrico Quarto detentorum & 
 
 ad
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 305 
 
 ad tradandum & concludcndum de finali pace. — Dat. 6 Jiilii, 
 5 Hen. iV. 
 
 Commlffio pro tra^iatu cum Scotls tenendo apud Handenftank. 
 — Dat. 5 Martii, 5 Hen. IV. 
 1405. Inflrudio data Henrico Bathonienfis & Wellenfis epifcopo, & 
 Radulp'io comiti Weftmorlaiidia;, & alils, comniiflioiiariis pro 
 traftatu habcndo cum iplis de Scotia, tenendo apud Handenllank, 
 — Dat. 24 Martii, 6 Hen. IV. 
 
 1410. A confirmation of a truce with Scotland. — Dated 6th May, rz 
 Hen. IV. 
 
 1411. A commiffion to treat for the ranfom of the Duke of Albany's 
 fon. — Da'ced 7th December, 13 Hen. IV. 
 
 Ratificatio per Davidcm regem Scotis magnatibus, epifcopis, 
 abbatibus, & prelatis luper confervacione juramentorum & libcrta- 
 tum prius per Alexandrum regem Scotls conceiTa, lalvo jure fupc- 
 rioritatis rcgni Scotiae regi Anglia; domino fuperiori. — Dat. 2 Junii, 
 anno ejufdem regis Davidis Primo. 
 
 A difcharge from Robert king of Scots, diredcd to the cham- 
 berlain and other officers of Scotland, for dlfcharging of his fub- 
 jedts for refervation of the duties of homage to Henry the Fourth 
 king of England. — Anno i Roberti regis Scotiie. 
 
 Confmiilis ratificatioperRobertum regem Scotis. — Dat. ultimo 
 Decembris. 
 
 Litera pardonationis Roberti nuper regis Scotiae fada Georgio 
 de Dunbar comiti Marchia;. — Dat. 10 Junii, anno 14 didti Ro- 
 berti regis Scotiae. 
 
 A commiffion to treat for the ranfom of certain prifoncrs, and 
 for peace. — Dated 23d May. 
 
 Alia ejufdem effedus. 
 
 Commlffio Jacobi regis Scotorum fada fub magno figlllo fuo 
 Winielmo Scot ad tradendum cancellario Angliic, &c. 
 
 Llterae confirmatoriae fuper appunduamento : & ad recipien- 
 dum literas confimiles regis Anglias fuper appunduamento pre- 
 diiflo. — Dat. 5 Aprilis, anno 19 Jacobi regis Scotis. 
 
 Commlffio data epllcopo Moramenfis per Jacobum regem Sco- 
 tiae ad tradandum cum rege Henrico Quarto pro pace, &c. 
 — Anno 22 Jacobi regis Scotiic. 
 
 jlIl the injlrumcnts of king Henry the Fourth's time, iiith thefe 
 eight lijji bearing no date but that of the year of the kings of 
 
 Q^q Scotland's
 
 3o6 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 Scotland's reign, are in one box, and put into a buckram bag 
 li'ith thofe of the reigns of the kings Henry the Fifth, Henry 
 the Sixth, and Edward the Fourth. 
 
 De Tempore Henrici V. 
 
 1413. A commiffion from Jnmes king of Scots for conclufion of a truce 
 betwixt him and king Henry the Fifth. — Dated 12th December, 
 I Hen. V. 
 J 41 4. Commiflio fa6ta per Robertum fiHum regis Scoti;e gubernatorls 
 regni Scotias ad dominum Patricium de Dunbar & aUos ad trac- 
 tandum de treugis generahbns ineundis inter regnum AngUii; &c 
 Scotiffi. — Dat. 7 Augufti, 2 Hen. V. 
 "3421. Archibaldus comes Douglas convenit fe fervlturum regi Henrico 
 Quinto cum 4000 foldariis in guerris luis traiifmarinis. — Dat. 
 30 Maii, 9 Hen. V. 
 
 Thefe three inftriiment s cf king Henry the Fifth are in a box, and 
 put into a buckram bag with thofe of the kings Henry tbt 
 Fourth, Henry the Sixth, and Edward the Fourth. 
 
 De Tempore Henrici VI. 
 
 ?423. Appunftuamentum faclum apud Eboracum fuper liberatione fa- 
 cobi regis Scotorum. — Dat. 7 Septemhris, 2 Hen. VI. 
 
 AHud appundluamentum faftum Londini fuper liberatioue ditfli 
 regis Scotorum. — Dat. 4 Decembris, 2 Hen. VI. 
 
 ObHgatio villa; de Edenburgh una cum obligatione villarum 
 de Dundee, Aberdeen, & Perth, pro folutione 1 1,000 h pro re- 
 demptione didli regis. — Dat. 16 Februarii, 2 Hen. VI. 
 
 Litera Johannis Lyon fuper conccnfu llio quod filius fuus re- 
 :> inaneat obks, &c. — Dat. 20 Alartii, 2 Hen. VI. 
 
 Indentura pro dtliberatione diverfarum cartarum, obligationum, 
 & aliarum tangentium redemptionem dicti regis Scotia^, in the- 
 lauro regis. — Dat. 14 Maii, 2 Hen. VI. 
 
 Commiflio gubernatoris regni Scotiae facta WillieLmo Glafco- 
 iiieiifis epifcopo, &a]iis, ad tradandum cum quibufdam commif- 
 lionariis regis AngliiE, dc & fujjer liberatione Jacobi regis Scotia. 
 —Dat- 19 Aiigufti, 2 Hen. VI. 
 
 H(Vcfexfimul ligantw.
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 307 
 
 1423. Indentura fa6la inter Londini G? Dimelmnenjis epifcopos, commif- 
 Jionarios regis Anglue ex una parte, Qf Robertiim Hilton riceconii- 
 
 tern Eboraci, fuper liberatione ohfidum faSia eide?n vicecomiti. — Dat. 
 24 Martii, 2 Hen. VI. 
 
 1424. Indentura fadia fubJiglUo Jacobi regis Scotorum, de treugis genera- 
 libus tarn per t err am qiiam per marc, diiraturis per feptemiium con- 
 cordatis inter ipfiim regem & commijjionarios regis Anglicc. — Dat. 
 J Apr His, 3 Heii. VJ. 
 
 Indentura fub fecreto figillo Jacobi regis Scotorum fadta in 
 Anglia, fuper traditione obfidum, obligationum, & juramenti fui 
 preftacione.— Dat. 8 Mail, 3 Hen. VI. 
 
 Obligatio Jacobi regis facta in Anglia de 11,000 libris. — 
 Dat. 8 Martii, 3 Hen. VI. 
 
 Indentura facia fub fecreto figillo regis ScotoiTim in Anglia, 
 fuper treugis generalibus & per terram & per mare, duraturis per 
 leptenniuni concordatis inter ipfum Scotorum regem & commif- 
 fionarios regis Angliae. — Dat. 28 Martii, 3 Hen. VI. 
 
 Litera Walteri Steward fuper conceniu iuo quod filius fuus re- 
 maneat obfes. — Dat. 28 Martii, 3 Hen. VI. 
 
 Litera W^illielmi de Hay fuper concenfu fuo quod filius fuua 
 remaneat obfes. — Dat. 31 Martii, 3 Hen. VI. 
 
 Litera obfidum fub eorum figillis teflimonialibus fuper eorum 
 juramento. — Dat. 28 Martii, 3 Hen. VI. 
 
 Litera Andres Gray fuper concenfu fuo quod filius fuus rema- 
 neat obfes,— Dat. 28 Martii, 3 Hen. VI. 
 
 Obligatio Jacobi regis Scotorum fub magno figillo ejus, de 40,000 1. 
 fub conditione quodfohet 1 0,000 marcas annuatim, quoufque diSIa 
 fiimma 40,000 l.folveretur. — Dat. 5 Aprilis, 3 Hen. VI. 
 
 Liter a cotfiiinatoria diclce obligationis, Jub magno figillo ejus, in qua 
 patet quod burgenjh de Edinburgh maniiccperu'it pro prcdiSlis dcna^ 
 riisfolvcndis. — Dat. ut Jupra, 3 Hen. VI. 
 
 1428. Rex Henricus Sextus cog?iofcit per duas acqtcietantias fub magno 
 figillo juo J'e recepiffe de fccobo rege Ecoti(t 1 500 jnille marcarum in 
 parte folutionis majoris fummce . — Dat. 2 Decembris, 7 Hen. VI. 
 
 An indenture of a truce for five years betwixt king James and 
 king Henry the Sixth. — Dated 15th December, 9 Hon. VI. 
 
 1429. A peace concluded for the governing tlie marches betwixt Eng- 
 land and Scotland, by commilfioners on both parts. — Dated 
 1 2th July, 8 Hen. VI. 
 
 Q^q 2 Concordia
 
 3o8 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 Concordia coackifa per commiffionarios pro gubernatione mar- 
 chiarum. — Dat. i 2 Julii, 8 Hen. VI. 
 14:^0. Fafciculus conventionum faclarmn per indeturas inter didum re- 
 p-em HenricLim Scxtumi &c plurimos nobilium pro cuflodia villae 
 Berwici & aliorum fortilitium una cum marchiis verfus Scotiam. 
 — 9 Hen, VI. 
 Hi:rc undccim Inftriimsnta ultima quorum tituli, Litcris Romanis 
 imprelii Hint, JJmul /iga?itur. 
 
 1434. Salvus condnctiis Jacobi regis Scotius fadus Johanni Harding. — 
 Dat. 10 Martii, 13 Hen. VI. 
 
 1434. Commifjio regis Scotonun de treugis prorogandis iiiter ipfum & Hen- 
 rlcum regeni AngUse. — Dat. 24 Novembris, i 3 Hen. VI. 
 
 1435. A commiilion from the King of Scots to the Lord Gourdon and 
 others, to entreat of and conclude a peace. — Dated the lail of 
 November, 16 Hen. VI. 
 
 143S. An indenture of Truce for ten years betwixt King Henry the 
 
 Sixth and James king of Scots — Dated 31ft March, 17 Hen. VI. 
 A prorogation of a truce betwixt king Henry the Sixth and 
 
 James king of Scots. — Dated 28th Augufl, 16 Hen. VI. 
 
 Protcftatio quod nihil procedatur contra jus regis Anglia; ad 
 
 fuperioritatem regni Scotios. — Dat. 7 Septembris, 28 Plen. VI, 
 1443. CommiJJio regis Henrici Sexti facia domhio Roberto Ryden G? Ed- 
 
 ■wardo Ratcliffe arinigeris, ad tra5Ja?2dum cum commijjioyiariis "Jacobi 
 
 regis Scotorum, de difcordiis componendis in k Wejlmarcbes. — Dat.. 
 
 2 Aprilis^ 21 Hen. VI. 
 1449. CommiJJio "Jacobi regis Scotorum faBa Alexandra Montgomery & aliis 
 
 proceribiis ad traElandum cum rcge Henrico Sexto pro longatiojie treu- 
 
 giirum. Jive pace coiiiponenda. — Dat. 11 Mali, 28 Hen. VI. 
 1449. injlrumenta de treugis & ahjiinentia belli inter Henricum Sextttm 
 
 rcgern Anglii^, & Jacobum regem Scotorum. — Dat. 10 'Julii, 28 
 
 Hen. VI. 
 1449. A commiiTion for certain ambafladors of Scotland to treat of a 
 
 peace with others deputed from the king of England. — Dated 3d 
 
 November, 28 Hen. VI. 
 
 A truce, with certain articles touching Berwick and the debatable 
 
 Ground. — Dated 14th November, 28 \\cn. VI. 
 
 Traftatus treugarum intjer Jacobum Scotiie regem & Henri- 
 
 cum Sextum regem Anglix\ — Dat. 15 Novembris, 28 Hen. VI. 
 
 1450.
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUiM. 309 
 
 1450. Literae Jacobi regis Scotorum de confirmatlone treugarum inter 
 domiiium noftrum regem Anglite Henricum Sextum 6c ipfuiu 
 regem. — Dat. 9 Junii, 29 Hen. VI. 
 
 1 45 1. Commiflio regis Scotiae tada egifcopo Candidie cafie & aliis am- 
 baffiatoribus fuis, ad tradlandum cum oratoribus Anglia; liiper 
 treugis. — Dat. 27 Julii, 30 Hen. VI. 
 
 Commiflio regis Scotia; fuper treugis, feu guerrarum abHinen- 
 tiis. — Dat. 27 Julii, 30 Hen. VI. 
 1451. Proteftatio pro homagio regni Scotix quod nihil agatur in prcjudi- 
 cium tituli regis Angliit ad fuperioritatem regni Scotia. — Dat. 
 13 Augufti, 30 Hen. VI. 
 
 Alia proteftatio de non prejudicando regis titulum. — Dat. 13 
 Augufti, 30 Hen. VI. 
 
 Indentura treugarum, &c. — Dat, 14 Augufti, 30 Hen. VI. 
 Treug:£ originales inter Jacobum regem Scotiic & Henricum 
 Sextum regem Anglise. — Dat. 28 Augufti, 30 Hen. VI. 
 
 Literae patcntes Jacobi regis Scotiit de poteftate commifla com- 
 miflionariis ftiis pro treugis, &c. — Dat. 28 Aprilis, 31 Hen. VI. 
 1453. Iiidentura five tractatus de treuga inter Henricum comitem Saruni 
 & alios ex parte domini regis Henri Sexti, & Jacobum comi- 
 tem Douglas, &c. — Dat. apud Weftmonafterium, 23 Maii,. 
 32 Hen. VL 
 
 Inftrumentum teftificans compofitionem fa(flim per commif- 
 fionarios pro gubernatione tcrrarum lltigiolarum \oc-i\.t,\xura Eatable 
 Lands. — Dat. 23 Maii, 32 Hen. VI. 
 
 LiiCpcS patentes regis Scotorum de treugis captis, datae 5 julii 
 & deliberatis domino thefaurario in conlilium apud Weftmouafte-' 
 rium, 15 die Oftobris, 32 Hen. VI. 
 J 45 7. Treiigix fa5lce apud Coventree inter Angliam & Scotiam tempore 
 regis Henrici Sexti nuper dcjacio & non de jure, — Dat. 1 1 yunii, 
 36 Hen. VI. 
 1457. Iflfi^'^i'f^^'^i^ de treuga prociiranda inter 'Jacobiun regem Scot ice & 
 Henricum Sextum regem Anglue, fuper articuUs inclujis de quibus 
 
 antea traolabatur inter commijjionarios. Dat. 6 Angujli, 36 
 
 Hen. VI. 
 1457. -^^ indenture between John Talbot Earl of Shrewfbury, trca- 
 furer of ICngland, and John Harding of Kime, concerning the 
 
 delivery of certain Records. Dated i5tli November, 36 
 
 Hen. VL 
 
 1457-
 
 
 3IO. TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 1457. Prorogatio treiigarum habitarum inter Jacobum regem Scotiac & 
 Edwardum Quartum regem Angliac.— Dat. ultimo Decembris, 
 36 Hen. VI. 
 
 N. B. T^he lajl twenty-one injlninrents bcfore-mentkncd, ivhofe 
 titles are here printed in Roman letter, are tied up together^ 
 and thoje lohofe titles are printed in Italics are kept feparate. 
 
 All the injlriiments of the times of king Henry the Sixth are in one 
 boXy and put into a buckram bag together with thofe of t he- 
 kings Henry the Fourth, Henry the Fifth, and Edward the- 
 
 Fourths 
 
 Dc Tempore Edwardi IV. 
 
 1464. Commiffio 'Jacobi regis Scotia facia de treugis ficndis inter ipfum G? 
 Fdwardum ^artum regem Anglic?. — Dat. 1 1 Aprilis, 5 Edw. IV. 
 
 1464. Indentura fiib quinque figillis comjuifjionariorum dicii Jacobi regis 
 Scotice de treiiga inter ipfum & Edwardum ^lartwn. — Dat. i Junii,. 
 5 Edw. IV. 
 
 1465. An indenture of truce between King Edward of England and 
 James of Scotland, yr///V^/, prorogatio trcugarum. — Dated 12th 
 December, 5 Edw. IV. 
 
 Procuratorium Jacobl regis Scotia; commifilonarLis fuis ad trac- 
 tandum cum commiffionariis Edwardi Quarfi, pro pace, anno 
 Jacobi Sexto (/. e.) prope annum Domini 1465. 
 
 1470. U endenture du Henry Percy flz du conte de Northumberland, pur 
 les fane guard de les Eflniarches vers I'Efcoce, 10 Edw. IV. 
 
 147^, Commiffio Jacobi regis Scotia; fad:a oratoribus luis ad tractandum 
 cum oratoribus Edwardi Quarti Angliie regis fuper treugis & 
 guerrarum abflinentiis. — Dat. 25 Martii, 14 Edw. IV. 
 
 A commiffion for certain commiliioners to treat of truce. — 
 Dated loth September, 14 Edw. IV. 
 
 A truce concluded betwixt the governors of Scotland in the 
 name of James king of Scots, and Edward the Fourth, ex parte 
 Scotorum. — Dated 28th September, I4£dw. IV- 
 
 1474. Relaxatio five acquietantia Jacobi regis Scotorum pro navi dirupta 
 per naufragiumy vocata La Sal v a tor. — Dat. 25 Ot'tobris, 15 
 Edw. IV. 
 
 1474.
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 311 
 
 1474. Inftrumentum fuper Ipoufalibus dominje Cecilize filisc regis Ed- 
 ward! Quart! regis Anglias, & Jacobum filium unicum Jacobi 
 regis Scotias. — D?.t. 27 Odobris, 15 Edw. IV. 
 
 1474. Corijirviatio alUgantiariim & treugaruin fadla per 'jacobum regem 
 Scotice. — Dat. 5 Novembris, 1 5 Edw. IV. 
 
 J4JF4. Obligatio regis ScotiiE fuper refolucione omnium preccptorum pro 
 matrimonio domina^ Cecilia filine regis, cafu quo matrimonium 
 Iperatum non fortiat efFedum. — Dat. 5 Novembris, 15 Edw. IV. 
 Litera falvi condu£lus ad 40 homines ex parte regis ScotiiE 
 conceiTos, qui attulerint ad Edenburgh pecuniam folvendam pro 
 ■dote Ceciliai filite regis Edwardi Quarti cum Jacobo primogenito 
 regis Scotiiie — Dat. 16 Januarii, 15 Edw. IV. 
 
 Litera acquietantiae regis Scotiaj pro prima folutione dotls Ce- 
 ciliie de 2000 mercis. — Dat. 3 Februarii, r 5 Edw. IV. 
 
 •Y475. Litera fecunda acquietantiae Jacobi regis Scotice pro receptione 
 2000 mercaruni datarum in parte folutionis 20,000 marcarum pro 
 maritagio Cecilia filia; regis Edwardi Quarti cum Jacobo primo- 
 genito didi regis Scotia;. — Dat. 3 Februarii, 16 Edw. IV. 
 
 1476. Acquietantia Jacobi regis Scoti;? pro receptione 2000 mercarum, 
 &c. pro dote Cecilise fili^ regis Anglias Edwardi Quarti. — Dat. 
 3 Februarii, 17 Edw. IV. 
 
 1477. Litera acquietantiae regis Scotias pro receptione mille mercarum dat. 
 in parte Iblutlonis 20,000 mercarum pro maritagio Cecilia; filiae 
 regis Edwardi Quarti cum Jacobo primogenito didi regis Scotije. 
 — D-at. 3 Februarii, 18 Edw. IV. 
 
 An exemplification of certain letters concerning the marriage 
 of the young king of Scots and Cecil daughter of king Edward 
 the Fourth. — Dated nth Odober, 19 Edw. IV. 
 1462. King Ed-mar d the Fourth appoint eth Garter King at Arms and Nor- 
 thumberland Herault to redcmand certmnjiuns of mo'^.ey dijburfed to 
 fames king of the Scots^ upon a promife of marriage betioixt the J'aid 
 fames and C'celie the daughte'^ ^f king Ed-ivard the Fourth, becaufe 
 that Edward mijliketh the match. — Dated i 2 October , 23 Edw. IV. 
 3482. An inflrumcnt of rcqueft made by Gartor King at Arms for pay- 
 ment of certain Sums of money to king Edward, In caie oi 
 refulal of marriage to be made between the Jady Cecily and the 
 Scottifh king's Ion. — Dated 27 Odober, 23 Edw. IV. 
 
 Commiilio Alexandri duels Albaniie conlimilis in papiro .eidan 
 aiMiexo. — Dat. 12 Januarii, 2 j Edw. IV, 
 
 Cjonfedcratio
 
 312 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 - Confcderatio contra Jacobum regem Scotije facia inter Ed- 
 wardum Quartum 6c Alexandrum clamantem fc efle regem Sco- 
 tlic. — Dat. II Februarii, 23 Edw. IV. 
 
 Trie wftrumenta co'ijhnilia. 
 
 Manipulus acquictantlarum Jacob! regis Scotorum pro recep- 
 tione divcrfaruni fummarum pecuniae folutarum pro dote Cecilia^ 
 lilia; Edwardi Quartl regis, ac dc modo lalvi condudlus didffi pe- 
 cuniae fiendo, cum inftrudionibus, &c. in papiro. 
 
 Manipulus mcniorandorum. 
 
 All the itijlrii III cuts of king Edward the Fourth's time, lohofe 
 titles arc printed in Roman letter are contained in one box, 
 and piJt into a buckram bag with thoje oj kings Henry the 
 Fourth, Henry the Fifth, and Henry the Sixth. 
 
 De Tempore Ricardi III. 
 
 14S4. Comniiflio Jacobi regis Scotiic fupcr fponfalibus & matrimonio 
 inter lacobum ejus tilium primogenitum, & dominam Annam 
 nepotem dicli regis Anglia', filiam unicam Johannis ducis 
 Suffolcias. — Dat. 29 Augufti, 2 Ric III. 
 
 A truce for tliree years betwixt king Richard the Third and 
 James king of Scots, whereby it appeareth that Dunbar was 
 Engliih.— Dated the laft of Augufl:, 2 Ric. III. 
 1484. Commiflio Jacobi regis Scotorum pro treugis&pace habendacum 
 Ricardo Tertio rege Anghte. — Dat. ultimo Augufti, 2 Ric. III. 
 
 A truce upon the commiflion of marriage betwixt the duke of 
 Suftblk's daughter and the prince of Scotland. — Dated 2 1 Sep- 
 tember, 2 Ric. III. 
 
 Covenants for abflinence from war by the Englifh and Scotifh, 
 concluded at Nottingham, for the conducft of the Marches. — 
 Dated 22 September, 2 Ric. III. 
 
 Covenants for a place and time of meeting for a truce. — 
 Dated 22 September, 2 Ric. III. 
 
 Ratificatio treugarum'tricnnalium facia per regem Sc torum, 
 liberata in receptum domini Ricardi Tertii, apud W^eiimonafle- 
 rium. — 21 Oftobris, 2 Ric. III. 
 
 An anfwcr touching the meeting of the earl of Oxford in 
 Scotland. 2 Ric. HI. 
 
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 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 313 
 
 All the injlruv.mts of the time of king Richard the third are in 
 one box, and pit into a buckram bag with thofe of king Henry 
 
 the Seventh. 
 
 De Tempore Henrici VII. 
 
 i486. An anfwer of refufal to the king of England, touching his advice 
 to remove the duke of Albany from the govcrnorfl-iip of the young- 
 king of Scots, fealed witli the feals of the chiefs of Scotland. — 
 Dated 3 July, i Hen. VII. 
 
 i486. Commifio Jacobi regis Scotice de traElatu treugarum inter ipfian (3 
 Henricum Septimum regem Angli(X. — T>at 6 Mali, 2 Hen. VII. 
 
 i486. Confirmatio pacis inter Henricum Septimum regem Anglia; & 
 Jacobum Scotiae regem. — Dat. 3 Julii, i Hen. VII. 
 
 Tra£l:atus pacis 6c amicitias fa6tus per oratores Jacobi regis Sco- 
 torum & commiflionarios regis Henrici Septimi. — Dat. 24 0(fto- 
 bris, I Hen. VII. 
 
 1487. Tradlatus pacis cum abftinentia guernc Inter Jacobum Scotorum 
 regem & Henricum Septimum regem Angliae. — Dat. 28 Novem- 
 bris, 2 Hen. VII. 
 
 Qucddam fcriptum de abflinentia guerras Inter Henricum Septi- 
 mum & Jacobum regem Scotia;, Dat. iSMartii, 6 Hen. VII. 
 
 149 1. The lord Bothwell and Sir Thomas Todd's promife to deliver to 
 king Henry the Seventh the young king of Scots, for which they 
 acknowledge to have received 166 /. 13 J. 4 d. — Dated 17th April, 
 6 Hen, VII. 
 
 1491. Articles agreed upon betwixt Sir John Cheney and Sir Thomas 
 Tyler, knights, for king Henry the Seventh, and Archibald Douglas 
 Earl of Angus, and George his fin, offenjive and defenfive. — Dated 
 the \6th November, 7 Hen. VII. 
 
 1492. Procuretorium Jacobi regis Scotiae factum commlffionarlls fuis ad 
 tradlandum cum ambafliatoribus regis Henrici Septimi de treugis 
 & pace fra£lis. — Dat. 7 Odobris, 7 Hen. VII. 
 
 Articuli conclufi per ambaffiatores utriufque regis Angliic & 
 Scotias llgnati per ipfos de Scotia, 3 Novembris, 7 Hen. VII. 
 Thcfe feven lajl-mentioned Injlrumcnts, ivhqfe titles are printed 
 in Roman letter, are tied together; but thofe ivhofe titles are 
 printed in Italic are feparate. 
 
 R 1- 1493-
 
 3'4 
 
 TRACTATUS PACTS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 1493. ^'^ William Tyler's Bond to pay to the abbot of Ambutlcneth 
 the Sum of 50 1. — Dated 25th June, 8 Hen, VII. 
 
 Traaatus pacis longiorii inter Jacobum Scotorum rcgem & 
 Henricum Scptimum Angliic regent — Dat. 20 Julii, 8 Hen. VII. 
 1492. Jacobus rex Scotia; fatetur fe rcccpilTe ab Henrico Septimo 1000 
 marcas in fatisfaftlone omnium attcmptatuum factarum fuper 
 I'ubtHtos fuos, tarn per mare quam rcr terram. — Dat. ultima Julii^ 
 8 Hen. VII. 
 A Hud cjufdcm. 
 
 Commilho Henrici Septimi regis AnghiE ambafliatoribas fuis 
 ad travflandum, cum commiiiionariis regis Scotia: de treugis & 
 abftinentia guerrze. — Dat. 22 Augufti, 12 Hen. VII. 
 1497. Ratificatio tradlatus fafti apud Aylon inter oratores potcntiflimo- 
 rum, Anglic & Francias regum & lerenliriml Scotiae regis, &c. 
 fub ligillo Jacobi regis Scoiae. — Dat. 10 Fcbruarii, 12 Hen. VII. 
 1499. Ratificatio travStatus facli apud Striveling. — Dat. 20 Julii, 
 
 i5Hen. VII. 
 J 500. Bulla Alcxaudri papae Sexti fuper difpenfatione matrimonii Mar- 
 garetae filiae regis Henrici Septimi cum Jacobo rege Scotorum non 
 ' obftante quod fuit uterque inter quartum gradum confanguinitatis. 
 — Dat 5 Augufti, 16 Hen. VII. 
 
 Hcec o£lofimul ligantur, 
 
 1501. yacobus rex Scotorum pr omit tit quod non requiret Margaritamfillam 
 Henrici Septimi in matrimonio ante primum diem Septembris, anno 
 1 503, Jicut per commijjionarios fuos concordatiim fuit. — Dat. 2 Fe- 
 bruarii, 17 Hen VII. 
 J 50 1. Commiffio Jacobi regis Scotorum fuper fponfalibus & matrimo- 
 nio contrahendo inter ipfum et ferenillimam Margaretam filiam 
 primogenitam Henrici Septimi regis Anglias. — Dat. 2 O£lobris, 
 17 Hen. VII. 
 
 Commiffio Jacobi regis Scotias pro pace & amicitia inter ip- 
 fvun & Henricum Scptimum. — Dat. 8 Odobris, 17 Hen. VII. 
 
 An indenture for conclufion of matrimony betwixt the lady 
 Margaret and James king of Scots under the hands and feals of 
 the commiiiioners of Scotland. — Dated 24 Januarii, i 7 Hen. VII. 
 Juramcntum regis Scotiae de pace 6c amicitia obfervanda. — Dat. 
 22 Fcbruarii, 17 Hen. VII. 
 1 501. An indenture of perpetual amity between king Henry VII. and 
 James king of Scotland, concluded by the Commiffioners on the 
 24th Day of January. 17 Hen. VII. 
 
 Indcntura
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. -i,- 
 
 Indenturapro reformatione attemptntorum (iib inanibus 6c fi^'-il- 
 lis commliTionariorum Scotiys. — Dat. 24 Jamiarii, 17 Hen. VIJ. 
 
 The king of Scots Oath fof obi'crving the Treaties of Peace, 
 dated icth December, 17 Hen. V^II. 
 iijoa. Confirmatio tradlatus tarn pacis qnam matrimonii, facfti per ora- 
 tores regis ScotivE & Henrici regis Anghic, iub magno figillo regis 
 Scoti.T.— Dat. 17 Decembris, 17 Hen. VII. 
 
 Aliud ejufdem. 
 
 Litera attornatis per Jacobufn Scotirt regem nomine Marga- 
 rets reginae confortis i'uds pro allocatione attornatus di(fl;E rer-iiia-, 
 — Dat. 26 Maii, 17 Hen. VII. 
 
 Reformatio attemptatorum pro obfervatione 5c continuatione 
 pacis 6c amicitiiE inter Jacobum regem Scotije & Henricum Sep- 
 timum regem Angliae. — Dat. 17 Decembris, 18 Hen. VII. 
 
 A letter of king James, whereby he declareth before a notary, 
 tliat whereas in a certain treaty he has named the king of Eng- 
 land Kmg of France, it was done unawares, and therefore revok- 
 erh and calleth back the dime, promlling to make his Oath as 
 to the king of England. — Dated loth of December, i 8 Hen. VII. 
 1502. CommitTio Jacobi regis Scotiit fadla oratoribus fuis ad conveni- 
 endum cum Thoma Darcy mllite, capitaneo Berewici, & aliis 
 oratoribus Henrici Septimi i"egis Angliie, fuper quibuldam capl- 
 tulis pacis & matrimonii. — Dat. 19 Decembris, i3 Hen. VII. 
 
 Allocatio quatuor attornatorum Margaret;E filix Henrici Sep- 
 timi uxoris Jacobi regis Scoti;£ ad profequendum caufas didtas 
 Margaretse. — Dat. 26 Maii, 18 Hen. VII. 
 
 Aliud ejufdem. 
 
 1502. Quod licebit utriufquc regibus Angh^ & Scotiae articulos con- 
 clufos per commillionarios, h m aliquo defecerint, refbrmarc. — 
 Dat. 20 Decembris, 1 8 Hen. VII. 
 
 Duplicatum juramenti Jacobi regis Scotiae. — Dat. 1 1 Augufli, 
 
 18 Hen. VII. 
 
 Septemdecem precedentiajimul Ugantur. 
 
 1 503. AJJignatio doth Margaretce Scotorum regtnce nupt£ Jacobo regi Sco- 
 tue. — Dat. 24 Mail, 19 Hen. V^II. 
 
 1503. An inftrumcnt wherein the king of Scots giveth full Power to 
 king Henry the Seventh to augment tlie dowry afiignjd by th.^ 
 f;;me king of Scots to his wife. — Dated the icth day of Marc'.i, 
 
 19 Hen. VII. 
 
 R r 2 An
 
 3i6 TRATATUS PACTS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 An authentic Inftrurncnt, wherein appeareth that king James 
 in open pailiamcnt, before the three Eftates of his Reahn, de- 
 clared himfelf to allow and ratify the Dower of Queen Margaret. 
 — Dated the 13th Day of March, 19 Hen. VII. 
 I ^o^. The confirmation of the dower of Queen Margaret by the whole 
 three Eftates of the realm of Scotland, under forty-one Seals of the 
 nobilitv, clergv, and others. — Dated 13th March, 19 Hen. VII. 
 
 CommilTio ad deliberandum poffefuoncm dotis. — Dat. 26 Mali, 
 19 Hen. VII. 
 
 Commiilio ad recipiendum & liberandum bullas confirmatorias 
 dc amicitia Henrici Septimi regis Anglian. — Dat. ultimo die Maii, 
 ij; Hen. VII. 
 
 Sex inftrumenta in quibus teftificatur quod notar' teftificans 
 poffeifionem de terris in Scotia appunctuatis pro dote Margarets 
 reginre datam & deliberatam fuit commilhonariis regis Anglix ad 
 xifum diftae regina:. — Dat. 5 Maii & i Junii, 19 Hen. VII. 
 
 Confirmatio amicitiae Scotia; & Anglia-, per bullsm Alexandri 
 Sexti pap:c, in qua recitantur articuli conventionis. — Dat. j Junii, 
 19 Hen. VII. 
 
 Literse patentes de conhrmatione fuper affignatione dotis Mar- 
 gareta; confortis Jacobi Scotiae regis. — Dat. 6 Junii, 19 Hen. VII. 
 
 A rental of queen Margaret's jointure, amounting to 7287 /. 
 6.r. 4.d. yearly. — 19 Hen VII. 
 
 Litera; acquietanciales Jacobi ScoticE regis faftae Henrico Sep- 
 tlmo regi Anglii«, pro receptione decern millium aureorum nobi- 
 lium — Dat. 10 Augufti, 19 Hen. VII. 
 1504. Literae acquietanciales Jacobi regis Scotix pro receptione quin- 
 que milium marcarum promiffarum ultra dotem 30,000 1. per 
 Henricum Septimum dat' pro honoriflca tradudlionc Margarets 
 conjugis didi Jacobi pro jocalibus vafis aurcis, & corporis orna- 
 mentis, &c. — Dat. 6 Aprilis, 20 Hen. \ II. 
 1504. An inftrumcnt for the poflellion of Kilmannock.— Dated 19th 
 April, 20 Hen VII. 
 
 King James's promife to his father-in-law King Henry the 
 Seventh, that he will not renew the league with France, by 
 his letter dated i 2th July, 20 Hea. VII. 
 1508. Quia Patricius Hamilton miles intravit rcgnum Anglis contra 
 fcEdera inita inter rcges, captus fuit per Hugonem Vaughan, mi- 
 litem, & detentus ut prifonarius, 6c nunc venit coram confilio 
 rcg-s & juramento fe obllgat' le rediturum ut prifonarius, quando- 
 
 cunque
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 317 
 
 cunque placuerit regl, ipfum facere comparare. — Dat. 8 Augulti, 
 24 Hen. VII. 
 
 Jacobus Hamilton fpopondit pro Patricio Hamilton quod fc 
 reddet prifonarium quandocunque precepit rex juxta juramentum 
 didi Patricii. — Dat. 13 Augulti, 24 Hen. VII. 
 
 Litera mifiiva regis Scotia de agendis gratiis, & pro auticipa- 
 tionem temporis tradiiccionis dominee Margaretae. 
 Hcec fexdecem Jimul ligantur. 
 
 N. B. All the injl rumen ts of the reign of king Henry the Se- 
 venth are tied in a buckram bag by thejfifehes, and put into a 
 box with thoj'e of king Richard the "Third. 
 
 De Tempore Henrici VIII. 
 
 1509. A public inftrument, declaring the corporal giving of two Oaths 
 on the behalf of king Henry the Seventh and James king of 
 Scots, to obferve the treaty of peace betwixt them concluded in 
 the year 1509. — Dated 29th Auguft, i Hen VIII. 
 
 Forma juramenti preftiti p:r Andream epifcopum Murray no- 
 mine Jacobi regis de obfervando pace, &c. — 1 Hen. Vlil. 
 
 A ratification of a perpetual peace made by James king of 
 Scots. — Dated 29 November, i Hen. VIII. 
 
 An oath given by James king of Scots to obferve to king Henry 
 the Eighth the perpetual peace before concluded with king Henry 
 the Seventh. — Dated 28 November, i Hen. Vlll. 
 
 15 15. A truce for two months between James king of Scotland anxt 
 king Henry the Eighth. — Dated 30 November, 6 Hen. VIII. 
 
 Litera Jacobi Quinti Scotia regis, milla pap;K Leoni Decimo 
 obfians quod rex Anglian non debet habere cullodiam regis infra 
 EEtatem nee fupcrioritatein didi regni, nee ctiam difponere de 
 bcneficiis ecclcfiafticis didi regni, durante minore a^tate regis, 
 ScolicE — Dat. 3 Julii, 6 Hen. VIII. 
 
 15 1 6. Verbatim repetiwiur articuli fnper qiiibiis conclude batiir pax & 
 treiiga inter Henricum OBavum & Jacobum regem Scotir, per 
 commijjionarios fuoi ultimo die Decembris Anno 1516, Jiibjigilio regis 
 Scotics, 8 Hen. VIII. 
 
 1516. Articles of agreement between king Henry the Eightli- and the- 
 Duke of Albany. — Dated the 8th of January, 8 Hen. VIII. 
 
 Authoriiy
 
 3,8 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TRF.UGARUM. 
 
 Authority royal given to the Duke of Albany during the mi- 
 nority of the king, fcalcd with the feals of thirty-four of the no- 
 bilitv. — Dated the 20th of janiiary, 8 Hen. VIII. 
 
 iiiTc duo injlrnmattafimul ponuntiir in una fyxidc ferfe. 
 
 I (;iy. A ratification of the abftinencc of war concluded by the carl of 
 
 ofMarcli for one year to endure, having twcntv-k-ven fcals. — 
 
 Dated 7th Oaobcr, 9 Hen. VIII. 
 
 Certain articles of agreement between the duke of Albany, 
 
 prote<fl.or of Scotland, and king Henry the Eighth. — Dated 17th 
 
 October, 9 Hen. VIII. 
 iji8, Conhrmatio traiftatus pro comprchenfione regis Scotiic ex parte 
 
 Francifci Gallorum regis. — Dat. 21 Dccenibris, 10 Hen. A^III. 
 
 1520. A minute of abftinence annexed to the abbo" of Calcois his coni- 
 mifiion for tlic treating of a truce with Lord Dacres for four 
 months. — Dated 4th November, 12 Hen. VIII. 
 
 Commifiio regis Jacobi commiirionariis fuis ad tractandum cum 
 conimiflionariis regis Henrici Oclavi, pro treugis & pace — Dat. 
 22 [anuarii, 12 Hen. VIII. 
 
 An indenture of truce between king Henry the Eighth and 
 James king of Scotland, from the firll: day of January to the 
 ninth day of April; and in cafe of the repair of a Scottifh ambaf- 
 iador into England, from the lame ninth day of April to the lafl 
 of Ji-iiif- — Dated 30th January, 12 Hen. VIII, 
 
 ^he hijl twelve injlruments are in a box by themfelves. 
 
 1521. For prorogation of truce and abftinence of war betwixt England 
 and Scotland. — Dated at Striveling, 20th May, i^ Hen. VIII. 
 
 A fafc conduft for certain merchants granted by James king of 
 Scots. — Dated jtii January, 13 Hen. VIII. 
 
 A writing from the three eilates of Scotland to the king, 
 whereby they then fhew and declare tiiat they will in nowile 
 remove the duke of Albany from the governance of the realm of 
 Scotland during the minority of the young king. — Dated the 
 \ ith of February, 13 Hen. VIII. 
 
 A commiilion to the abbot of Kelfo, Andrew Ker, and others, 
 for treating of truce and prorogation, and continuation of ablh- 
 i;ieHce of war for one whole year. — Dated the firlt of April, 
 13 Hen. VIII. 
 
 An
 
 TRACTATUS PACTS ET TREUGARUM. 319. 
 
 An indenture for abftinence of war for one year concluded by 
 the commhlioners on both parties, and dated 18th April, 12 
 Hen. VIII. ^ 
 
 1524. A treaty for truce for three months between king Henry the 
 Eigluh and James king of Scots, to which, is annexed a com- 
 miiiion from the king of Scots for tliat purpofe. — Dated the :20th 
 of Auguft, 16 Hen. Vill. 
 1524. A bond made by certain commiflioners from the king of Scots, 
 wherein they promife to caufe their mafter to fend an ambafTador 
 into England for conclulion of a longer peace. — Dated 5th 8tp- 
 tembcr, 16 Hen. VIII. 
 
 A comniifiion by James king of Scots to treat of a marriage 
 between him and the daughter of king Henry the Eighth {nan 
 nominando ipjhn quia relinquitur locus^ — Dated 1 8th November, 
 16 Hen. VIII. 
 
 A treaty of a truce for two months. — Dated 4th January, 1 6 
 Hen. VIII. 
 
 A truce for two months between James king of Scots and king 
 Henry the Eighth.— Dated 23d March, 16 Hen. VIIL 
 
 Theft laji ten injlrummts are in a box by themfelves-. 
 
 J525. Tradatus qualificationis comprehenfionis regis Scotis. — Dat. 30' 
 Augufti, 17 Hen. VIII. 
 
 CommilTio Gawino archicpifcopo Glaufcuenfis, epifcopo Mora- 
 nienlis, Archibaldo comiti Anguiitc, &c. ad conveniendum, 6cc. 
 fuper pace & guerrarum abftinentia ad fpacium trium annorum, 
 — Dat. 6 Januarii, 17 Hen. VIII. 
 
 Cummiffio ejnfdem Gawini pro confimili. — Dat. 28 Septcm- 
 bris, 17 Hen. VI [I. 
 1525. An obligation of the earl of Angus, with the witnefs of a notary 
 annexed to it for the approving of the peace, i 7 Hen. VIII. 
 
 Tradatus fa£t' apud Berwick, 15 Januarii, inter dominum 
 Archibaldum coraitcm Angufia; & donilnum Rodulphum comi- 
 tem W^eftmorlandix, &c. potentiiTi.:ioruni Angliu; & Scotorum 
 regum oratorcs. — Dat. 15 Januarii, 17 Hen. VIII. 
 
 Ratificatlo pacis inter HenricuiU Oitavu;n oc Jacobiim Scoto- 
 rum regcm. — Dat. 12 Februarii, i • Hen. V^III. 
 
 Commiffio Jacob! regis Scotiic comrniflionariis fuis ad tra^lan- 
 dum cum commlirionariis regis Angliic ])ro trcugis & pace inter 
 reges Angliic & Scociie. — Dat. 7 Martii, 17 ilcii. VIII.. 
 
 Hacfepte/n injirumenta miuuntur in pyxidd pcrjl\
 
 320 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 1528. A Letter of attorney to iiitrcat a truce and peace. — Dated 4th De- 
 cember, lo Hen. VIII. 
 
 An indenture concerning the making of a truce at Berwick. — 
 Dated I 2th December, 20 Hen. VIII. 
 
 An ablHncnce of \\'ar for five Years at Berwick. — Dated 14th 
 Decem.ber, 10 Hen, VIII. 
 
 Conhrmatio regis Scotia^ Jacobi de tradlatu pacis. — Dat. 18 
 Januarii, zo Hen. Mil. 
 1528. CommiHio ad confirmandum tradtatum pacis & cjufdcm articl' 
 fecretds per Jacobum regem Scotorum. — Dat. 28 Januarii, 20 
 Hen. VIII. 
 
 Confirmatio tra>5latus pacis five treugas fafti Berewici, 28 Ja- 
 nuarii, 28 Plen. VIII. 
 
 Kite J'ix hzjlrumenta funt in pyxide per fe. 
 
 1533. Commifiio pro Gulielmo Aberdenenfiis epifcopo, & Adamo Ottyr- 
 burne de Roydhall militibus, oratoribus regis Scotia^ ad regem 
 Angliae. — Dat. 16 Februarii, 25 Hen. VIII. 
 
 \^2>o- (^ommijffio "Jacobi Scotorum regis ad traclandum cum commijjionariis 
 Henrici OSlavi regis Anglice pro treiigis. — Dat. 14 "J unit, 25 
 Hen. VIII. 
 
 1523. ^reuga con cor dat (t infer Henricum Oi^avnm regem Anglice & 'Ja- 
 cobum regem Scotorum pro una anno. — Tiat. 11 O^obris^ 25 Hen. 
 VIII. 
 
 1534. Indent lira tra^atus pacis per commijjionarios Henrici Ocfa\:i regis 
 Anglice & Jacobi regis Scotorum faf^a Londini, 1 1 Martii, Jub 
 duobusfigillis commiJjVj7iarioriim regis Scoti'.e. — 26 Hen. VIII. 
 
 1534. Indentura inter oratores regni Anglic & Scotiae de redeliberando 
 cailrum five fortilitium de Edrington vocatum Cawmill in mani- 
 bus regis ScotiiC, &: de rctineiidis et alendis in regno Anglia; do- 
 minum Archibaldum olim comitem /Xngufia; Georgium Douglas 
 ejus fratrem, & Archibaldum Douglas eorundem avunculum. — 
 Dat. 12 Maii, 26 Hen. VIII. 
 
 1534. Confirmatio tracfatus pacis habiti Londini 11 Maii., inter oratores 
 Henrici rer^is Anglice & Jacobi regis Scoticr, — Dat. ultimo die 
 Junii, 26 Hen. VIII. 
 
 1534. Conhrmatio indentura; de fortilitio de Edrington vocato Cawmill 
 redeliberando in manus regis Scotia?, & de alendis Archibaldum 
 olim comitem Angufiae cum fratre & avunculo hoc in regno. — 
 Dat. ultimo die Junii, 26 Hen. VIII. 
 
 Commiflio
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 321 
 
 Commiffio abbatis Kinlofle, omtorls regis Scods ad rceem 
 
 Angliae, pro conhrmatione tradatus inter oratores eorundum rep-um 
 
 conclufi, & de juramento exigciulo. — Dat. 6 Julii, 26 Hen. Vllf. 
 
 I5'43. A commiirion granted to the Earl of Glincern and others, to 
 
 treat of the marriage to be had between Edward prince of Wales 
 
 and the queen of Scots. ^^ Hen. VIII. 
 
 Another of the fame date. 
 
 1543. An inftrument touching the ranfoms of the Lord Maxwell and 
 
 other Scottifh prifoners. — Dated ift July, ^^ Hcu. VIII. 
 1 543. The treaty of the articles upon the conclufion of jieace between the 
 commiffioners of Mary queen of Scotland and the commiffioners 
 of king Henry the Eighth, together with king Henry the Eighth's 
 commilfion to treat for the marriage of prince Edward and the 
 laid queen Mary ; under the hands and feals of the Scottifli com- 
 miffioners. — Dated ifl July, ^^ Hen. VIII. 
 1543. The treaty for the conclufion of the marriage of prince Edward 
 
 fon of king Henry VIII. and Mary queen of Scotland Dated 
 
 9th July, 35 Hen. VIII. 
 1543. Confirmatio concordatorum inter Henricum Odavum regem 
 Angliae & Mariam Scotia; reginam, cum confenfu trium flatuuin 
 regni Scotia; — Dat. 25 Augufti, 35 Hen. VIII. 
 
 1543. The confirmation of the articles concluded touching the mar- 
 riage of prince Edward and Mary queen of Scots. — Dated 25tli 
 of Auguft, 35 Hen. VIII. 
 
 1544. A commilHon for Matthew earl of Lenox and Hugh Cunning- 
 ham, to treat with the Lord Wharton and Sir Robert Bowes, 
 knight, upon certain articles. — Dated 8th April, 36 Hen. VIII. 
 
 1544. A commiifioa to the Earl of Lenox on the lame occafion. — Same 
 Date. 
 
 1544. Commiffio Henrici Oiffavi regis Anglix foda domino Wharton 
 & Roberto Bowes militi, ad tradandum & concludcndum cum 
 oratoribus Matthau comitis Lenox fuper ccrtis articulis conccr- 
 nentibus fecuritatem rcgnorum Angliie &c Scotia\ — Dat. 17 Maii, 
 36 Hen. VIII. 
 
 1544. Indentura comitis Lenox fida Henrico Odavo regl Anglia?, pro 
 deliberatione caftelli 6c tcrritorii de Dunbrytain &: inlula^ de 
 But*, cum aliis terris infra regnunx Scotia;, — Dat. 26 Junii, ^6 
 Hen. VIII. 
 
 Sf Ifia
 
 322 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 Ilia ultima quhidecim injlrwnenta quorum tituli in caraBeribus 
 Rom?LTi\s imprimutitur, reponuntur in pyxide per fe. 
 
 Omnia Inftrumenta de tempore Henrici O^avi regis mittuntur in 
 unam forulam per fe. 
 
 De Tempore Edwardi VI. 
 
 1546. An agreement betwixt the council and the mafler of Rothofle, 
 the lord of Grame, and others which had been taken with St. 
 Andrew's caftle, that they Ihoiild keep it for the behalf of king 
 Edward, and that they fhould further the marriage of the faid 
 kino- to Mary queen of Scots — Dated 9th March, i Edw. VT. 
 
 1546. Certain articles propofed by Patrick lord Grey earl of Angus to 
 king Edward the Sixth, his prote£lor and counfaile, to be by him 
 yielded, and promifing his utmoll: power to further the marriage 
 between the faid king and the queen of Scots, — Dated 2 2d March, 
 I Edw. VI. 
 
 An inftrument made by Norman Lefley, mafter of Rothofle, 
 and others, promifing to do their endeav^ours for the delivery of 
 the Scotch queen to king Edward the Sixth. — Dated 15th March, 
 I Edw. VI. 
 
 1551. Acceptatio comprehenfionis Scotiae in traflatu pacis inter reges 
 Anglise & Francice, de dat. 24 Februarii 1549, conclufi contra 
 regem Scotiii;. — Dat. 13 Maii, 5 Edw. VI. 
 
 1 55 1. A minute of the draught of a counterpaine of the treaty with the 
 Scottifh commilTioners. — Dated loth of June, 5 Edw. VI. 
 
 1551. Commiffio Mariae regina^ Scotiae fa£la Roberto Carnegi ,de Ki- 
 mard, ad tractandum cum oratoribus Edwardi Sexti, regis Anglian, 
 pro confervatione cujufdem tra6latu3 pacis. — Dat. apud Eden- 
 burgh, ultimo die Junii, 5 Edw. VI. 
 
 1 55 1. Articuli conclufi inter ambaiiiatores regis Edwardi Angliae & 
 Marias regincs Scotiic, de pace firmanda & de marchiis inter 
 regna. — Dat. 14 die Auguili, 5 Edw. VI. 
 
 1551. A treaty between the ambaiTadors of England, Sir Robert Bowes, 
 knight, the bilhop of Norwich, and others, touching the de- 
 batable ground, and other articles, at the wefl marches of Eng- 
 land anent Scotland and the ambafladors of Scotland. — Dated 
 loth J*-!"*^' 5 Edw. VI. 
 
 J551. A commifiion toucliing the treaty of Scotland about the limits 
 of the marches. — Dated loth May, 5 Edw. VI.
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 323 
 
 1 55 1. The copy of Mr. Carnegy's commiffion to receive the ratification 
 of the treaty for fetthng the limits of the marches. — Dated the 
 laft of June, 5 Edw. VI. 
 
 Hcec decern precedentia injlrumentafimidmtttuntur inuna pyxide 
 per fe. 
 
 i_55i. Confirmatio pads conclufce inter Edwardum Sex turn regem AngUce G? 
 
 Mariam reginam Scotice, per Thomam epifcopum & tres 
 
 alios commijjionarios regis Anglice, & Kobertiun epifcopum Orchado- 
 runiy & tres alios commijjionarios ex parte regime predi&^e. — Dat. 
 Junii 155 1, fed abfqiie figillo feu maniis Jignatione. 5 Edw. VI. 
 
 1552. A treaty betwixt the ambafladors of England and Scotland touch- 
 ing the debatable ground on tlie weft marches between England 
 and Scotland. — Dated 24 September, 6 Edw. VI. 
 
 1552. Ratificatio divifionis terrae litiglofas inter regnum Anglias & Sco- 
 
 tins. — Dat. 9 Novembris, 6 Edw. VI. 
 1552. Commiffio Mariaj Scotia2 reginae fadae Johanni Maxwell & aliis 
 ad tradlandum cum oratoribus Edwardi Sexti regis Angliaj ad di- 
 videndum agrum, qui vulgo vocatur l^he Eatable Ground. — Dat. 
 9 Decembris, 6 Edw. VI. 
 1552. Dominus Dacres & Ricardus Mufgrave pro rege Angliac, domi- 
 nus Johnfon & dominus Maxwell pro regina Scotiae, per utrof- 
 que principes conftituti fuentur fe recepifle commiffiones & li- 
 teras patentes utriufque miffas de pace & amicitia confirmanda, de 
 limitibus ponendis inter regna Angliae & ScoticE. — Dat. 15 De- 
 cembris, 6 Edw. VI. 
 1552. A commiffion by Mary queen of Scots for the treaty touching 
 the debatable grounds. — Dated i Julii, 6 Edw. VI. 
 
 Hcec quinqiie injlrumenta precedentia mittuntur Jimul in una 
 
 pyxide per fe. 
 Inflrumenta de tempore regis Edwardi Sexti mittuntur in eadem 
 forula cum injirumentis de tempore Ellzabethce regime. 
 
 De Tempore Elizabethae Regina. 
 
 1558. The commifjion of the dauphin of France a?id Mary queen of Scots 
 jnade to the cardinal of horrain and to the conflable of France, and 
 others, to treat with the queen s majefy's queen Elizabeth'' s commif- 
 \' Jioners. — Dated iji of March, i Eliz. 
 
 S f 2 1559.
 
 324 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 
 
 1559. A treaty between the faid queen Elizabeth and the faid daupbtn 
 and queen Mary of Scotland, coiic'udcd ietwixi the /aid commijjion- 
 ers at Cambray. — Dated 2d Aprils i Eliz. 
 
 I s s9- 'The covfirniation of the faid treaty under the hands and feals of the 
 faid Francis and Mary. — Dat. apud Font em Belle aquce 1 8 April, 
 I Eliz. 
 
 I <;59. The oaths of the faid Francis and Mary under their hands for ob- 
 fervat'ion of the treaty. — Dated zZth Day of May, i Eliz. 
 
 1559. The commiffion granted by Francis and Mary to Charles Moreton, 
 lord Humes, and others, to treat with queen Elizabeth's commif- 
 f oners. — Dated z\ May, i Eliz. 
 
 1559. The certificate of Monfeur Lanpefpina and faques Burd'in, coun^ 
 fellors of ejlate, that they f aw the faid dauphin and Mary fw ear in 
 the prejence of the faid cardinal of Lorraine, the duke of Guife, and 
 conjlable Memorancy and marjhal Metnorancy. \ Eliz. 
 
 1559. A treaty made at Upfatlington, 31 i\jay, i Eliz. 
 A duplicate of the fame date. 
 
 J S59- -^ commfjion of the faid dauphin and queen Mary of Scotland made 
 to deliver the confirmation of the treaty of Upfatlington, and to re- 
 ceive that of queen Elizabeth. — Dated \%th of Augufi, i Eliz. 
 
 1559. The confirmation of the faid treaty under the hands and feals of the 
 dauphin and queen Mary. — Dated i^th Augufi, i Eliz. 
 
 1559. Contractus habitus apud Beru-ick inter Thomam diicem Norf oleics & 
 magnates Scotia pro expulfone Francorum e Scotia. — Dat. 27 Fe- 
 bruarii, a Eliz. 
 
 I <[59. A treaty with Scotland made by the commiffioners of the dauphin 
 and Mary, and by Sir William Cecil chief fecretary to queen Eli- 
 zabeth, and Dr. JVooton, at the delivery up of Leith. — Dated bth 
 July, 2 Eliz. 
 
 1559. -^'^ agreement between the faid commiffoners for the manner of demo- 
 lition of the fort of Leith, and breaking up of the camp about it. — 
 Dated sth July, 2 Eliz. 
 
 ^een Elizabeth's confirmation of the fame. 2 Eliz. 
 
 1559. An agreement between the faid commiffioners for the manner of the 
 demolition of the fort of Leith. 2 Eliz. 
 
 1560. Commifiio Francifci & Maria regis & regina Francia Of Scotia 
 fadla domino de Mentluz, epifcopo Valenc , & domino Doyzell, lo- 
 cum tenenti eorum in Scotia & duobus aliis ad traclandum de pace 
 cum commifiionariis regina Elizabetha manibus eorum fignata, ^fub 
 eorum magna figilh. — Dat. 2 Mali, 2 Eliz.
 
 TRACTATUS PACIS ET TREUGARUM. 325 
 
 1,563. A treaty upon the borders. — Dated z-^d February, 5 Eliz. 
 
 A warrant for 5000 1. to be lent to the earl of Murray. — Dated 
 1 8th January, 1 1 EUz. 
 
 Billa obligatoria comitis Murray pro f.lutione 5000 1. ei pre- 
 ftitur. — Dat. 19 Januarii, 11 Eliz. 
 
 Hac dtia injirume?ita caraSleribus Romanis imprejfa 'EUzabethcz 
 regina reponujitiir in pyxide per fe, & mittuntur cum inJirU' 
 mentis de tempore regis Edivardi Sexti. 
 
 1570. Comfnijio Jacobi ducis Cajielli Heraldi, Georgii comitis Hiintly, & 
 Archibaldi comitis Argadice fa£la Georgia domino baroni de Seton^ 
 ad traSiandum cum Ferdinando duce A'banice ad auxilium prejlan- 
 dum Marice regina Scotice. — Dat. i 5 Aiigujli, 1 2 Eliz. 
 
 1578. A warrant directed under the great feal to the lord treafurer Bur- 
 leigh, to allow to the young countejs of Lenox, widow, 400 I. yearly^ 
 i. e. 200 /. yearly for her jointure, and 200 /. a year for the edu" 
 cation of the lady Arabella. — Dated \ith December, 21 Eliz. 
 
 1586. A treaty concluded between queen Elizabeth and king James of 
 Scotland. — Dated ^th 'July, 29 Eliz. 
 
 I 
 
 CATALOGUS
 
 [ Z'^l ] 
 
 CATALOGUS 
 
 MUNIMENTORUM quse capta fuerunt in thefauria de Edenburg, 
 in prefentla Abbatum de Dumfermelyn & de Sanda Cruce Eden- 
 burgi, & Johannes de Lythegranes Ballivi de Lincoln, & Thoma de 
 Fiffeburce Ballivi de Dumfreys, cuftodis rotulorum regni Scotise, & 
 depofita apud Berwick viceflimo tertio die Augufti, anno 20 Edwardi 
 Primi regis Anglic, per prsceptum ejufdem regis, fuperioris domini 
 regni Scotiae. 
 
 C^H ARTA Richard! regis Angllas faifla Willielmo regi Scotiae de 
 J, feodo recipiendo, eundo & redeundo ad curiam Anglian 
 
 Charta quod Alexander rex Scoti-<ie non inlbit fredus cum inimicis 
 Henrici regis Angl'ue, nee guerram procurabit. 
 
 Charta quod adventus regis Scotiae non trahatur in confequentiam de 
 veniendo ad coronationem regis Anglia?. 
 
 Obligatio domini Roberti de Brusjunioris quod eritfidelis rcgi Scotl;T?. 
 
 Litcra Rlchardi regis Angliae de redditione cailroruni dc Rokefburg 
 & Berwick. 
 
 Chorta Ludovlci filii regis Franciae, fa«£la regi Scotia?. 
 
 Charta regis Norwagine de homagio fociendo regi Scotiie per infulanos. 
 
 Obligatio hominum dc Karryk quod erunt cum rege Scotife contra 
 omnes. 
 
 Litera majorum Mann, miflli Alexandro regi Scotiie. 
 
 Charta baronum dc Ergadoa fli£la regi Scotiii'. 
 
 Obligatio magnatum Scotias fafta regi Alexandro, qiiod tenebunt do- 
 nilcellani Norwagi^ pro domiiia & rcgina Scotia?. 
 
 Charta baronum Angliic mifla rcgi ScotiiE contra Johannem rcgcni 
 Auglla;. 
 
 Chartu
 
 328 CATALOGUS MUN I M E NT O R U M, &c. 
 
 Chartii biironum Aiiglla? & civium Loiidinciifium mifln regi Scorix 
 contra Johannem regem Anglite. 
 
 Charia baronum Angl'ur probls hominlbus dc Karlcol' contra Johannem 
 regcni Anglian de civltatc Karl' reddendo rcgi Scotia?. 
 
 Charta baronum AngliQ3 milia tencntibus Northumbriam, Cumbriam, 
 Weftmerlandiam contra Johannem regcm Angllie. 
 
 Charta regis xAngliiC quod rex ScoticE & fui incola: poUint fe maritare, 
 non obftante coufedcrationc prius inter cos facia. 
 
 1 >itcra Henrici regis Anglian, de veniendo apud Norham, miflii regl 
 Scotia' die fiatuto, 
 
 Charta Fleniici regis Anglia: de advocationibus ecclefiarum Cumber- 
 landia; fa(fl:a rcgi Scotia;. 
 
 Charta domini regis Anglijp fafta Alexandre rcgi Scotice de terris dc 
 Penryth & ahis terris in Cumberhmdia. 
 
 I/itera majoris & civium Londinenfium niifla rcgi Scotise centra Johan- 
 nem regem Angiiic. 
 
 Litera regis Mann quod tcncbit terram Mann de rcge Scoti«. 
 
 Scriptum chirographaliim inter Henricum regem AngUiv^ Alexandrum 
 rcgcm Scotiir dc comitatibus Northumbrian, Cumberlandiiv, 6c Well- 
 morlandia; faftum coram Otone legato. 
 
 Litera regis AngliiE mifl'a regi Scotia% & Davidi fratri fuo. 
 
 Litera Edwardi regis Anglian quod adventus regis Scotiai ad corona- 
 lioncm luam ncc petita lervitia ibidem ipli regi Scotia; fmt prejudicialia. 
 
 Scriptum obligatorium Anegi Dononaldi quod exh<ercdctur fi forif- 
 fecerit contra regem Scotiae. 
 
 Finalis concordia inter reges Norwagia; & Scotis facia apud Mann, 
 & aliis infulis. 
 
 Litera Radolphi legati de prorogatione dierum. 
 
 Litera Heniici regis Anglias fadla Alexandre regi Scotias de warda & 
 niaritagio Hugonis Bygot comitis Norfolcia?. 
 
 Charta Juhannis regis Anglias mifla Willielmo regi Scotia; de trac- 
 tatu maritagii inter regem Francian & filiam Willielmi regis Scotia. 
 
 Litera mifla regi Scotia; per magnates Anglia; poft mortem regis Jc 
 hannis, de veniendo ufque Northampton. 
 
 Qiia;dam inquiiitio facia apud Rokelburg per probes homines de regno 
 Scotiae fuper bundas marchi^ & etiam fuper dikordias fludus maris inter 
 Berwick & Twedmuth. 
 
 Scriptum chirographatum inter magnates Scoti;c fub ponna quatuor 
 marcarum regi Scotian Iblvcudarum. 
 
 Bulla
 
 CATALOGUS MUNIMENTO RU W, &c. 329 
 
 Bulla Honorii tertii de immediata fubjedlloiie ecclefias Scotianae ad ec- 
 clefiatn Romanam. 
 
 Alia bulla dementis quarti, quod rex Anglias, pofllt recipere decimam 
 de clero ScotiiE. 
 
 Litera de conventione inter Edwardum regem Anglic & cuftodem 
 Scotiae de maritagio domicelliE Nor\vegi;e. 
 
 Scriptum regis ScotiiE Alexandra per quod conceflit epifcopo Sodorenfi 
 quod non iret luper Mann ufc]ue ad tempus. 
 
 Proteftio Henrici regis AugliiC, fafta domino magno regi Mann, In 
 partibus Wallis. 
 
 Quieta clamatio Johannis Cumyn patris fada regi Scotix de libertatc 
 colpandl & comunicandi in bofcis & dominicis ad manerium de Werk 
 pertinentibus. 
 
 Praeter ifta fcripta, capta fuerunt ibidem tranfcripta irrotulata in ca- 
 pella domini regis. 
 
 Una cedula que loquitur de warda caftri de Rokefburg. 
 Rotulas de bourgis & molendinis. 
 Unus rotulus magnus de recognitionibus. 
 
 Unus rotulus in cujus fine continetur charta demmera de Aldenllon. 
 Alius rotulus de recognitionibus in quo multa negotia utrumque mag- 
 num tangentia continetur, & etiam negotium tangens com' de Mar' & 
 Thomam. 
 
 Alius minor rotulus de chartis & libertatlbus de Berewyck & ibi inve- 
 nietur quod burgenfes tenentur includcre villam de Berewyck. 
 
 Unus rotulus de titulis omnium chartarum quem W. de Dumfres 
 facere fecit. 
 
 Una cedula de chronicis de adventis regis Willielmi ad regem Anglia?. 
 Una cedula tangens garderobam regis Scotia. 
 Una cedula de armis regis Scotia? traditis ingramo de Umframvcll. 
 Unus rotulus de antiquis fliatutis regni Scotiae. 
 Prasterea tres ciphi de criftallo. 
 Tres ciphi de nuce, & unus ciplius argenteus. 
 Unum thuribulum argcnteum dcauratum. 
 Duo srodcta vitrea. 
 Virga; Aaronis. 
 Tria cornua cburnea. 
 
 Unus baculus undo Eudatiiius de Vcfey fliifivlt regem Alcxandri'm 
 in comitatu Noithamptoniie cum eflet apud Norham ad callellum cb- 
 fidendum. 
 
 Viginti duas linguas ferpentinae pofitae in argcnto. 
 Una clavis Sandti Maluilci. 
 Unus ciphus argenteus. 
 
 T t Duo
 
 -30 CATAI.OGUS M UN iMENTORUM, 6cc. 
 
 Duo coftralli dc criOallo. 
 
 Ouatuor cophinl cum reliqvi'iis tilverfis. 
 
 UuLis cophiiius cam crucc aigtutea in qua cfc pars crucis domiiucx. 
 
 Duo tiuiieiclk ligata argcnto. 
 
 Duo aatiqui lOtnYi de gardeioba reginac. 
 
 Omnia ijla inxenta fuerunt in qnoJam cijla in dormitorio fanBa cru- 
 cis, & ibidem repofita per frcedicios abbates, G? alios fub eorumjigi/lis. 
 
 Et in thel^mria caftil dc Edinburgh, iuventa fuerunt, ornamenta 
 fuhicripfa, fcilicct, 
 
 Dlkc cappjE brudatac nobiles. 
 
 Una cai'ula brudata nobiles. 
 
 Alia non brudata. 
 
 Tunicula, & dalmatlca de rubeo liimito. 
 
 Dua; llolac & dujE fauenas brudatre cum uno amito, & una alba brudata, 
 
 Unum manutergium cum frontali brudato. 
 
 Duo filateria burellata in parte deaurata. 
 
 Unum par fpatulariarum, & manetlorum cum cafula corporTiliurti 
 brudata, 
 
 Una cappa de viridi famito. 
 
 Dua3 cappa3 de llimito purpureo, & duye de famito rubeo. 
 
 Una tunicula, & una dalmatica de baudekin. 
 
 Unum amitum brudatum. 
 
 Tres baudekin s. 
 
 Item plura minuta volutata pannlculo llneo. 
 
 Unum veflimentum integrum, vetus five cafi.ila. 
 
 Unum fcrinium argenteum deauratum in quo reponitur crux que vo- 
 catur la blake rode, unum peden eburneum. 
 
 Unum auriculare de baudekin, tria manutergia. 
 
 Et una navis ad incenfiam. 
 
 In cujus rei teftimonium quilibet pnedidorum abbatum & allorum 
 figilla fua fcriptis aliorum appoiuerunt. Datum apud Edinburg, 
 die Jovis in vigilia Sanfti Bartholomaei, anno Domini 1291. 
 
 CATALOGUS
 
 [ 331 ] 
 
 CATALOGUS 
 
 MUNIMENTORUM & fcriptorum quae tradita fuerunt per Johan- 
 nem dominum de Drokensford, clericum de garderoba domiiii regis 
 Edwardi, magiftro Willielmo de Marchiae thefiiurario fcaccarii domini 
 regis, & camerariis ejufdem, apud Weftmonafterium 1 6 Januarii anno 
 Domini 1292, & regni Edwardi regis vicefirao primo. 
 
 DUO fcripta unlus tenoris, de fidelitate domini Johanni de Bal- 
 liolo, regis Scoti'<E, fa£la domino Edwardo illurtri regi Anglijp, 
 apud Norham, die Jovis infeflo Sanfti Edmundi, regis & martyrls, 
 & anno regis Edwardi vicefimo finiente, & vicellmo primo incipiente ; 
 quorum \mi fcripto tredecim figilla appenfa limt. 
 Scilicet, 
 Unum figillum regis Scoti'<E praedifti, quo utehatur antcqnam hahuit 
 figillum regiminis, & figilla cpifcoporum San61:i AndrcjE & Glafcuenlis, 
 comitis de Boglian, comitis de Marchia, comitis de Rols, comitis de 
 Monteith, Jacobi fenefchalli Scotijp, Alexandri de Ergadia, Alexandri 
 de Balllolo, Patricii de Graham, ^ Willielmo de Sauclo Claro. Et aliud 
 fcriptum fub ligillo regis folo, quod fadtum fuit 6c figillatum apud No- 
 vum Caftrum luper Tynam, 24 Decembris, anno regni regis Edwardi 
 vicefimo- primo. 
 
 Duo fcripta unius tenoris de homagio di6tl regis Scotiae, fado diiflo 
 regi Angliae apud Novum Caftrum die Sancli Stcphani in craftijio 
 natalis domini, Edwardi regis vlcelimo-primo, quorum uni funt appenla 
 25 ligilla. 
 Scilicet, 
 Slglllum regis cpilcopi Sandi Andrea?, Glalgucnfis, abbatls de Jeed- 
 dcwortii, comitis de Boghan, de Marehca, de Anogos, de Alcclcs, Jo- 
 bannis Cumyn, Alexandri de Balliolo, Thomit Ranulphi, Gali'ndi de 
 Moubray, Patricii dc Graham, Guliclmi de Sanclo Claro, Kichardi 
 
 T t 2 Syward,
 
 332 CATALOGUS M UN I M E NT O R UM, &c. 
 
 Sywr.rd, Ingernmi dc Humfravlll, Andrew de Moravia, Thoms Ra* 
 uuJph, filii Davidls de Torrorald, Michaelis de W'ymcs, Ricliardi Fra- 
 fer, Andrea; Frafer, Symonis Frafer, Alexandri de Bonchill, & Johannis 
 de Strlvelyn, et aliud de diflo homagio regium Iblum figillum habct 
 appcnfum. 
 
 Unum fcriptum Tub' figlUo dicli regis Scotia, per quod quietat, 
 & exoncrat, dictum regerr., Anglia;, de omnibus Tcriptis conventionibu5» 
 ]iremif?is obligationibus & pcrnis quaccunque fuerunt, vel quocunque no- 
 mine ccnllbantur, quocunque tempore prius factis per dominum rcgem 
 Anglia", diifto rcgi Scotiae, vel proceribns ejufdem regni, per quod idem 
 rex Scotiae ratificat' & confirmat', omnia fada regis Angliae, quaccunque 
 ticri fecit in regno Scotias vacante eodcm regno, 6c in manu didli regis 
 txiftente apud Novum Caftrum, die San6li Stephani fupra dido. 
 
 Unum fcriptum notorium authenticum fub manu publica magillri 
 Joliannis Decadano, notarii, cui tria figilla funt appenfa, fcilicct, 
 iigillum archiepifcopi Dublinienfis, dominorum epifcoporum Dunel- 
 menfis & Glaiguenfis, quod fcriptum eft de proteftatione dicli domini re- 
 gis AnglijE, fada apud Novum Caftrum, praefentae confilio fiio, & pro- 
 iiunciata ex ore domini Rogcri de Brabazon, jufticiarii fui, quod licet 
 idem dominus rex Anglia;, nupcr vacante regno Scotia?, fuper certis ar- 
 ticulis quafdam promilfiones fecifl'et ad tempus, non intendit aut vult 
 rege jam in eodem regno Scotiic creato, deinceps per eas ardari a 
 modo vel ligari, quin querelas 6c alia qu^vis negotia, quae qualitercun- 
 que regnum Scotix- prsnotatum contingant, feu de eodem regno fuerint, 
 quas legittimo deferentur ad eum poffit admittere, 6c faniori ac juftiori 
 modo quo potuit inde facere jufticiiE complementum, &c. 
 
 In cujus rei teftimonium figilla Willielmi magiftri de Marchia, 8c 
 Johannis de Drokensford, alternatim pr^efentibus funt appenfa, 
 fub manu R. de Luda, clerici didi regis. 
 
 III. 
 
 Memorandum. " Quod in ifto chirographo continentur omnia & 
 " fingula qu;e dominus Radulphus Baflct cuftos caftri puellarum confti- 
 " tutus, per ferenifTimum principem dominum Edwardum regem An- 
 *' gliae, dominum Hiberniie, ducem Acquitania?, & fuperiorem domi- 
 *' num regni Scotia?, ipfo regno in manu didi domini regis exiftente 
 "per mortem Alexandri quondam regis Scotiae defundi, venire fecit, 
 *' de diclo caftro ufque ad caftrum de Rokeft)urgh, per mandatum R. 
 
 " Batho-
 
 CATALOG us M UN I M E NT O R UM, &c. S33 
 
 " Bathonienfis & Willielmus a Dunelmenfis, & W. Elyenfis cpifcopo- 
 " rum, Guliclmi de Langetone, cullodis garderobs dicti domini regis 
 " Anglia;, & W. de Karletone baronis dc icaccarlo diiTri regis Weftmo- 
 " nafterii compota totius rcgni Scotias ex parte pruedifti regis AngliiP, 
 " videlicet, camerarionim, jufti^iariorum, firmarionim, dominicorum 
 *' regni, thanorum, burgorum, & omnium miniflrorum regni prardifti, 
 *■* apud dicflum caflrum dc Rokcfbiirgh, & callrumde Berewjck, audicn- 
 " tium anno gratite 1292. Etquas omnia & fingula adeo plcne & integre 
 " ficut recepta fuerunt, per auditores praediftos. Sub figillis fuis liberata 
 fuerunt domino Alexandro Balliolo, camcrario di£li regni, per pra3- 
 ceptum dicli domini regis Anglij;,. &c. per manus dominorum W. de 
 Langetone, W. de Karleton, pnrdidorum, & Johannis de Drokenf- 
 ford, clericorum dom^ini regis Anglia;, ad opus johannis de Balliolo, 
 Dei gratia regis Scotiiu. Poftquam idem Johannis di6lum rcgnum 
 coram difto domino rege Anglia', plene fuit acceptus, & per gentes 
 ipfius regis Anglis, ac magnates Scotiae, in fede fua regia de Scona 
 " aflefliis, & pro rege, tentus, ac publicae proclamatus, videlicet, duo 
 " coffri fomerati in quorum uno fuerunt rotuli continentes compota to- 
 " tius regni, 6c in altero, plura alia negotia, tam de compotis, quani 
 " aliis memorandis, & etiam plura fcripta fignata, & non iignata, cuin 
 *' aliis diverlis, prout inferius continetur." 
 
 Videlicet, In uno lacculo continebantur 23 rotuli magni & mediocres, 
 de compotis vicecomitum, ballivorvm, firniariorum, thanorum, burgo- 
 rum, Sc aliorum diveifis temporibus regum Scotiae. 
 
 In alio facculo 185 rotuli & memoranda de compotis, omnimo- 
 dis receptorum vel expcnforum aliquo modo tangentibus, tam vice- 
 comitum, balivorum, & aliorum regni miniflrorum, quam aliorum 
 compota aliqua de rebus quibiifcunque reddentium, fcillcet, de redditi- 
 bus & firrais quibuldani & exitibus eorundem, de inventoriis caflrorum, 
 & aliorum locorum, de expenfis diverfbrum nuneiorum regis &c aliorum, 
 de compotis monetariorum, & de inflauris JVayting regis & reginx, 
 & quibuidam expenlis eoruudem, & liberorum, & aliis compotis diver- 
 fis de temporibus diverforum regum. Et in uno rotulo eorundem, con- 
 tinebantur quxxlam tangentiiv teftamentum Williclmi quondam regis. 
 Scotiit. 
 
 In tertio facculo 52 rotuli, ccdulas, & memoranda, videlicet, qui- 
 dcm rotuli dc finibus fadtis per gentes Scotiic rcgibus ejuidcm regni, 
 tam in vaccis quam dejiariis & quidam dc . . . . julliciariorum & aliis- 
 perquiiitis, de auxiliis pofitis, fupcr barones regni, & colledionibus eo- 
 rundem^
 
 324- C AT A L O G U S M U N I M E N T O R U M, &c. 
 
 rundem, de catallis burgenfium diverforum appreciatls, & dc aliis pr«- 
 di(fl:\ tangentibus, tcmporibus divedorum regum. 
 
 Qiiarto lacculo 93 rotiili p:irv'. & cediihe, & memoranda de diverfis 
 inquifitionlbus, perambulationibus, & exiflentis terrariim, cuftodils, & 
 aliis bujiilmodi pncdia tangeiitibus. 
 
 In quinto facculo 25 rotuli & memoranda de diverfis ordinationibus 
 de hofpitio regis & regime diverfis temporibus, & abis pra;dict:a tangeii- 
 tibus. 
 
 In fexto {Iicculo 41 rotuli & cedulse, & fcripta de obfidibus traditis 
 in manibus diverforum regum ScotiiE, & de bis qui fidditatcm fece- 
 runt regibus pnedidis temporibus praeteritis, & de pluribus negotiis tan- 
 gentibus terrain Mann. 
 
 In feptimo facculo 23 rotuli, cedulas, & qu;cdam fcripta f gillata tan- 
 gcntia matrimonium Norwagiae 5c Flandrliy, & negotia alia tcrrarum il- 
 larum bine indc facia, & alia negotia de maritagio i'lWx comitis de Brus, 
 ultimo reginai Scotia?, nee non, 6c alia tangentia prelocutionem matri- 
 monii inter filium regis Angliae, &domicellam Norwagia.' baeredcin Scotiaj. 
 
 In octavo lacculo 307 rotiila?, ccduls, fcripta ligillata & memoranda 
 de querulis 6c petitionibus diverfis fadlis regibus Scotia', & tranfcripta di- 
 verfarum literarum regibus, pra:dici:ls miffarum, & alia liujufmodi, 6c 
 pctitiones qua^dam regibus Anglia; per reges Scotia?, 6c relponfiones ad 
 qualdam. 
 
 In nono facculo 40 rotuli, cedukc, & memoranda in quibus continen- 
 tur tranfcripta quarundam literarum, bullarum & cliartarum, una cum 
 legibui marcbi;c, & quadam inquifitione tangente marcbiam, 6c traii- 
 k;riptum litera,*, epilcopi Dunelmeiifis miffam ad regem Scotiic. 
 
 In decimo facculo 21 rotuli, tangentes compota moneta?, Sc cambii, 
 6c alia monetam tangentia. 
 
 Rotulus de confuetudine hnx 6c correorum apud Berwick. 
 
 In uno lacculo 295 fcripta 6c munumenta (igillata dc diverfis obliga- 
 tionibus 6c receptis, ac liberationibus fadlis, nee non aliis diverfis man- 
 datis, temporibus dlveriorum regum Scotia;, una cum quodam Icripto 
 per quo<l comes dc Bogban, tenetur ad W'arantyam 6c cequinalanteam 
 Faciendum knclcballo Scoti;c de quibuldain terris. 
 
 Pedes hnium levatorum, in itineie juAiciarii in Tyndale. 
 
 In eodem lacculo 13 bulla: Romanorum pontilicum, 6c 30 litera: car- 
 dinalium. 
 
 Unus rotulu > magnus, qui continet 62 pecias ex utraquc parte fcrip- 
 tas, in quo contiiientur divLrliB cbarta*, 6c confirmationes diverforum 
 regum icotiac, ac etiam cbartu? 6c rccognitiones, ^ Icripta alia de regno 
 
 illo,
 
 CATALOG us M U N I M E N T O R U M, &c. 335 
 
 illo, tarn de terris & tenemcntis regibus illis red^iitis, quam de aliis* 
 Nee non 5c placita hi quihus omnia jutlicia fere refpcftuaiitur vcl amica- 
 blliter termiiiantur, & ctlam concordias & conveiuioncs diveri's fupr.i 
 contravcriiis inter magnates & alios homines cjurdcm rcgni Iiahitis, 6c 
 etiam inquiririones, piirpreftura;, & perambulationcs, tarn de honiinibus 
 infularum quam aliis, ad pacem rcgum admiffis, & alia quadam dona & 
 couceffioaes per reges Scoti;B facta, & alia diverfa muneranda inter rtgcs 
 pra^dictos, & magnates ejufdem rcgni habita 6c traftata. 
 
 Uiuis rotulus minor qui continet 11 membra, cum 16 ccdulis. eidem 
 rotulo appenfis, in quo continentur chartic 6c confirmationes, quasdara 
 fafta;, per regem Alexandrum dc diverfis annif, una cum diveriis chartis 
 6c fcriptis, quorundam magnatum Scotiae, 6c etiam una cum recogni- 
 tionibus, 6c proceffibus querelarum, videlicet, querela tangentes Johanui 
 de Baliolo fuper deliberatione Thomas de Galwidia?, 6c de aliis memoran- 
 dis diveriis. 
 
 Unus rotulus de novem pec, fcriptus, in quo contrnentiir charta 6c 
 confirmationes facta; per A. regem Scotiic, ultimum de diverfis annis 
 regnl fui, una cum qulbufdam chartis Icriptis, per quoldam magnates 
 Scotiae, &c aliis confimilibus negotiis ut prscdicitur. 
 
 Unus rotulus de undecein membris de recognitionibus, 6c antiquis- 
 chartis, tempore regis Will. 6c Alex, regis filii fui, 6c de illis qulbus 
 di6ti reges dederunt olim paccm fuam, 6c de illis qui fteterant cum 
 Macvilhu 
 
 In uno flicculo continentur 46 rotuli, ma^^nl 6c parvl, quorum quldam^ 
 funt de dcbitis, que debebantur domino rcgi, 6c duo de legibus 6c affi- 
 fis regni Scotiae, 6c de legibus 6c confuetudinibus burgorum Scotiit, 
 6c de quibufdam ilatutis cditis per reges Scotia:. Et duo rotuli de me- 
 morandis, videlicet, unus magnus 6c alius parvus, quod jicrl fecit magif- 
 ter Thomas de Carnotto, cancellarius de fcriptis 6c aliis in depoiito rc- 
 manentil)us infra caflrum puellarum poft mortem regis Scotia:^. Et qul- 
 dem parvus rotulus de purprefluris fa<?-is fuper regem Scoiia:, Sc unus- 
 rotulus de proteftatione domini R. de Brus, 6c obligatio comitis de 
 Monteth de navi domini regis, 6c aliis memorandis, 6c alii rotuli dicti 
 regis fuper comitatu dc Monteth, &c de arreragii,-. dtbitis de fcrmis, 6cc. 
 Et de quibufdam provifionibus £ii>5i:is per cullodes regni, 6c quoddam 
 teftamentum regis Alexandrl ultimi configuatum. Ec duo rotuli tan- 
 gentes garderobam regis llbcrati magiflro Welando per W. de Care- 
 mont apud Scona, anno Domini 1282.. I'.t quidam rotulus de inquifi- 
 tionibus faclendis luper diverfis articulis. Et quidam rotuli parvi 6c cc- 
 dulai, de diverfis recognitiouibus 6c procefhbus habitis, 6c duobus j)la- 
 
 citis,,
 
 336 CATALOGUS M UN I M E N T O R UM, &c. 
 
 citis, contentis in duabus cedulis de quibus judicia redduntur In prsclen- 
 tia regis. Et qiiidam rotuli de negotils tangentibus Johanni de Balliolo, 
 6c Thomani de Galwid. 
 
 In uno hanepario ligoneo novem fcripta patentia confignata de centum 
 marcis quolibet anno lolutis regi Norwagia?, in Orcadibus, in quibus rex 
 ScotiiE tenctur regi Norwagia?, pro conventionc infularum. Et funtdidta 
 fcripta, videlicet, de annis gratite 128a, tertio, quarto, q^iiinto, Texto, 
 feptimo, odlavo, nono, 6c 1291, fed de anno nonagefimo nulla. 
 
 Una litera comitis de Fiff, per quam attornavit, Rogerum de Bathkct 
 ad reddendum compotum pro ipfo. 
 
 In una pyxide, una litera ad modum chirographi confefta, de inven- 
 toriis rerum, & garneflura; exiftentium in- caftro de Dunbrittan, quando 
 W. comes de Mar recepit cuftodiam. 
 
 Litera Andoeni baronis regis Norwagiae, & fratris, Inari, de ordinc 
 minorum attorn, domicellae Scotis, de rccognitione receptorum 350 mar- 
 carum llcrlingarum ad opus domina; lua', de fermis terrarum dc Bathket 
 & de Rathan. 
 
 Litera Malcolmi comitis de Lencnax, per quam refignavit 6c quietum 
 clamavit Alexandro regi Scotia?, totum jus quod habuit, vel habere po- 
 tuit, in terris quae quondam fuerunt Gil Patrick Mac Mol Bride. 
 
 Litera Johannis de Balllolo, de reddendo regi Scotia?, Thomam de 
 Galwid. 6c uxorem & filios. 
 
 Duae liters Henrici regis Angliae, patentes de vlflaquadam inter ipfum 
 & regem Scotia habenda. 
 
 Litera R. Sihvard obligatoria, de reddendo regi Alexandro terram de 
 Kclles, quam citius idem rex fibi contulerit aliquod maritagium, cum 
 centum marcatis terrae. 
 
 Litera Margaretic dc Ferrariis, comitifTa Derby, per quam refignavit 
 in manum Alcxandri regis conftabularium Scotiie, una cum jure quod 
 habuit in diverlis terris nomlnatis in eadem litera, ad feofandum inde 
 Alexandrum Comyn, comitem de Boughan, 
 
 Litera Dunkcld, 6c Dunblan, epilcoporum, & Benumundi, dc vicic- 
 canonici Allen, colleclorum dccimte, de executione mandati apoftolici 
 facta, luper negotio dccimarum fex annorum regi Scotia? concelfarum. 
 
 Litera M. de Fiff, W. de Mar, 6c M. de Afceles, comitum, & qqo- 
 rundam aliorum nominatorum per quam obligant fe ipfos elfe plcgios, 
 pro domino Eugcnio de Argadia, ad loIvHidum Alexandro regi, quolibet 
 anno 320 marcas pro quadam fcrma terrarum. 
 
 IV.
 
 C ATA L O G U S M U N I M E N T O R U M, &c. y^'^ 
 
 IV. 
 
 Memorandum. Quod omnia fubfcripta inventa fucrunt In. cnftro de. 
 Edinburgh, 6c liberata fuerunt domino Hugoni de Crefiingham, 
 thefaurario Scotia, apud Berewyck fupcr Twedam, i6 Septembria 
 anno regni regis Edwardi vicciimo-quarto. 
 
 Unus rotulus contincns 90 pccias, dc compotis diveiTorum vicecomi-- 
 turn & aliorum miniftrorum rcgni ScotiiE ab anno Domini 1218, ufque 
 ad annum 1275, qui rotulus lie incipir, Compotum 'Job. de Makcjhvell. 
 Unus rotulus continens 7 pecias de eodem, de anno ulque Jid 
 
 annum 12 15, qui fic incipit, Vicefimum compotum Pbilippi 
 
 Unus magnus rotulus continens 91 pecias de eodem, ab anno Domini 
 1 21 8, qui fic incipit, Compotum Alureti filii Rlibern. &€. ufque ad an- 
 num Domini 1248. 
 
 Unus rotulus continens 19 pecias, dc compotis auditis apud Rokef- 
 burgh, anno Domini 1292, de diverfis annis qui fic incipit, Compota 
 audita apud Rokejburgh, <5c. 
 
 Unus rotulus de compotis continens quatuor pecias de anno 1291, qui 
 fic incipit. Homines burgi de Dm?ijres, &c. 
 
 Unus alius rotulus continens fex pecias, de firmis molendlnorum unde 
 compota redduntur apud Rokefburgli, ut fupfa. 
 
 Rotulus continens duas pecias, de vilu compotorum anno 1292. 
 Unus parvus rotulus unius pecia;, de compotis Reginald! de Hen. 
 vicecomitis de Invernarj, de anno 1292. 
 
 Unus rotulus unlus pecia.*, de .... arreragils compoti Johanni de 
 Kjnres. 
 
 Unus rotulus continens 20 pecias, de diverfis redditibus vaccarum, por- 
 corum, & aliorum, &c. qui lie incipit, Redditus vaccarum de Aberden. 
 
 Unus rotulus continens 3 pecias qui vocatur, Rotulus abbatis Archi- 
 baldi de antiquis redditibus in denariis & autiquis IVaytingis. 
 
 Unus rotulus continens 3 pecias, de antiquis redditibus in bladis, «Sc 
 aliis, qui fic incipit, Compotum Willielmi Comyn, comitis de Buckan. 
 
 Unus rotulus continens 2 pecias, dc compotis Willielmi Prat, viceco- 
 mitis de Invernary, anno domini 1227. 
 
 Unus rotulus de feodis militum continens 3 pecias, 
 
 Unus rotulus continens pecias, de compoto Will, l-'relekyn, 
 
 vicecomitis dc Invernary, anno domini 1204. 
 
 Unus magnus rotulus antiquus de compotis burg. Scotiaj. 
 Unus rotulus dc compotis epatuum Scotiic. 
 
 U u Plures
 
 338 C ATA L O G U S M U N I M E N T O R U M, &c. 
 
 Plnres rotuH, fimul ligati, de partlculis compotorum novo conf. burgi 
 de Berewyck. 
 
 Unus rotulus de colle(£lione conf, de lanis de Berewyck. 
 
 Umis rotulus de reddita comltatus de Strathern. 
 
 Diverfi rotuli & parvl & memoranda de antiquis reddkibus Strivelins. 
 &: diverfamm fermarum. 
 
 Una litcra patens de . . . . ad firmam domino Galtcro Moubray per 
 rnfcniam de Kirkpatrlck. 
 
 Una lltera patens obligatorla de decem dollis vinl de Vafconia, folven- 
 dls domino Galfrido de Moubray, per Willlclmum de Verfona, merca- 
 torem de Cathurco. 
 
 The fblloAving fchcdule Is printed In Rymer's Foedera, Vol. II. p. 215, 
 from the original now remaining in the chapter-houfe at Weftminfler ; 
 but none of the inftruments therein nientioned were ever brought into 
 that repofitory of records, neither is it now kno'wii what became of them. 
 
 V. 
 
 Anno Domini mlllefuno ducentefimo oflogcflmo fccundo, die Sanfti 
 Michaelis vifa lunt munimenta, & fcripta domlnl regis in thefaurii 
 apud Edlnburg. ex pracepto regis, per magillros Thomam de Carnoto, 
 Radulphum de Bofco, & Wllllelmum de Dumfres. 
 
 Imprimis, Bullae papalcs, bulla Honorii papae, quod ecclefias Scoticanae, 
 Immediate fmt fubjetbic fummo pontilici, & confirmatio privilegiorum 
 regis & regni. 
 
 Similis bulla Celeftini. 
 Similis Innocentii tertii. 
 
 Bulla Innocentii quarti, de prote£lione & confirmatione jurium & li- 
 bertatum regis & regni. 
 
 Similis bulla Alexandri. quarti. 
 
 Bulla Innocentii quarti, ne pr^elati perturbent libertates & jura domini 
 regis. 
 
 Bulla Innocentii quarti confervatoria, ne feratur fententia excommu- 
 nicationis in perfonam reg. 
 
 Bulla Innocentii quarti duplicata, ne caufae eleflionum vel ali^e exami- 
 ncntur, extra regnum Scotiae, & precipue in diocefi Eboracenfi. 
 Bulla Innocentii quarti, de particlpatlone cum excommunicatis. 
 Bulla Innocentii quarti duplicata, ne quis clericus vel laicus de regno 
 Scotiae trahatur extra regnum per literas apoflolicas. 
 
 Bulla ejufdem Innocentii fuper ifto negotio confervatoria. 
 
 Bulla
 
 CATALOGUS M UN I M E N T O R U M, &c. S3^ 
 
 _ Bulk Innocentii quarti de Alexandre filio regis, quod poffit audire di- 
 vina in locis interdictis. 
 
 Bulla Alexandri quarti, confirmatoria libertatum regis. 
 
 Bulla Lucii papte, confirmatoria libertatum ecclefis Scotican^E. 
 
 Bulla Celeftini papa?, ut regnum ScotijE non poffit interdici, & quod 
 ecclefias Scoticanas, immediate Tint fubjeftie ecclefuc Romanic, & quod 
 nullus alienigena fit legatus iii Scotia, nil! quern dominus papa, ad hoc 
 de corpore fuo fpecialiter dellinaverit. 
 
 Bulla de fidelitate, ab epifcopis domino regi praeftanda quce dimiffa 
 fuit in quadam parva pyxide, cum quibufdam aliis literis ficut patet in 
 fjjperfcriptione ipfius pyxidis. 
 
 Memorandum. Quod dominus Willielmus de Dunfr' dicit, quod 
 eft quffidam bulla confervatoria in depolito apud Melros, quam illuc por- 
 tavit dominus Simon frater, ficut idem Simon confeflus fuit, in vioilia 
 Sanfti Michaelis coram confilio domini regis, anno &c. oftog. in fecunda 
 pyxide. 
 
 Dicit quod audivit a maglftro Ric' de Lanark procuratore reg' in curia, 
 quod eft quiedain bulla in curia Romana quod rex non tenetur reddere 
 epifcopis regni fui bona aliqua de epifcopatibus, antequam ei fecerint 
 fidelitatem. — Cat. 
 
 Inventa eft qua^dam bulla contra clerum Scotiffi fuper decimis & aliis. 
 
 Bulla Innocentii quarti de redemptionibus votorum in Scotia, non 
 obftante conceflione fa<5l:a regi Anglian. 
 
 Bulla Alexandri quarti de indulgentia conceffa capella^ regis. 
 
 Bulhe quatuor quod rex poffit fecum habere duos fratres pra:dicatores, 
 ac duos minores, equitantes. 
 
 Bulla quod papa voluit quod Johannes de Chicham, quondam epifco- 
 pus Glaiguenfis pra^ftaret ndelitatis lacramentum. domino regi antequam 
 ab eo reciperet temporalia. 
 
 Bulla Innocentii quinti de confeflione decimas papalis in regno Scotin: 
 domino regi, fi voluerit terrain fandlam adire. 
 
 Quicdam bulla qua; innuit a contrario fenlu, quod rex poflit habere 
 mobilia epilcopatuum poft mortem epifcoporum, 11 lioc habeat a con- 
 fuetudine. 
 
 Sunt in quodam fiacculo per fe, prxeter iftas, quxdam bulhe minus 
 valentes. 
 
 U u 2 Ncgotia
 
 3+3 CATALOGUS M UNI M E N T O R U M, &c. 
 
 Negotia tangcntia Angliam. 
 
 VI. 
 
 Litcra RicViardl regis, promifloiia rcgi Scotiie, quod reftituet ei, 
 omnia jura lua, fet vix apparet Jigillum. 
 
 Charts ciufdem Richardi regis de reftitutioiie jurlum & caftrorum lU 
 bcrtatvim, "& literarum regis Scoti«. 
 
 I.itcra regis Henrici de redditionc honorum in Huntington. 
 
 Litera regis Johannis, quod non polTit caflrum firmari luper portum de 
 Twcdniuth. 
 
 Litera Ilenrici regis Angliue, de marltagiis fororum regis Angliae & 
 fororuni regis Scotiae. 
 
 Litera Henrici regis Angliae, quod compofitio inita inter reges apud 
 Novum Caftrum de Tyn, non priejudicat regi Scotis in maritagiis li- 
 bere faciendis. 
 
 Litera regis Johannis ad recipiendum 7500 marcas ad opus regis An- 
 gliae, pro quodam fine & de refiduo rcmittendo. 
 
 Litera monitoria epifcopi Elyenfis apoftoliciE fedis legati, ad folvendum 
 quandam pecuniae fummam regi Angliae. 
 
 Litera regis AngiliE de die flatuto apud Norham. 
 
 Litera quod non trahatur in confequentiam adventus regis ScotI« ad 
 coronationem regis AngliiE, nee per hoc praejudicium generetur. 
 
 Ultima confederatlo fada inter Henricum regem Anglise, & Alexan- 
 drum regem Scotlse, apud Novum Caftrum de Tyn. Et quod nullus 
 eorum movebit guerram contra aHiim nifi ad ipfius defentionem ubi non 
 Tunt figilla comitum GloverniLV, & Herfordiae, nee vldentur fuifle 
 appenfa. 
 
 Litera conventlonalis fa£la Inter regem Angliai & regem Scotiae, fuper 
 marltag'Margaretas filiae regis Anglias. 
 
 Litcra regis Anglian, de feodo pra^ftando regi Scotia;, vel de conduftu, 
 &: efl duplicata. 
 
 Litera arbitril Ottonis legati inter rcges Anglla; & Scotiae, fuper arre- 
 raglis de ducentis libratis terra:. 
 
 Litera regis Anglic, quod non prejudicetur rcgi Scotiae quod venit 
 feme! in Angliam, fine condudu, ubi figillum vix apparet. 
 
 Charta regis AngliiE, de advocationlbus ecclefianim de Penreth & de 
 Cumberland. 
 
 Charta de Lanwatby, &c. & de quadraglnta libratis terras in Penreth. 
 Litera Edwardi, de fuccurfii pctendo a rege Scotia;, & ell duplicata. 
 
 Litera
 
 CATALOGUS MUNIMENTORUM, &c. 34^ 
 
 Lkera regis Angllae pro Rogero Bygot de depofito, pro maritagio fo- 
 roris regis. 
 
 Lltera confederationis Rlchardi Marfcalli. 
 
 Coiifederatio inter regem Scotias & barones AngliiE olinn facia. 
 
 Adjudicatio terrarum Northumbrian, 8c Cumberlandijs, & Weftmor- 
 landia^, per barones AnglijB, regi Scotia;. 
 
 Litera conventionalis inter regem Scotise & barones Anglijc, fuper 
 quibufdam matrimoniis. 
 
 Mandatum baronum Anglian faftum civitatl Carlioli, fuper rcdditione 5c 
 adjudicatione terrarum Northumbrije, Cumberlandiae, & Weftmorlandiae. 
 
 Charta regis Anglian, de telHmonio offerendo inter regem Scotice & 
 Hugonem Bygot, fuper debito 600 marcarum, 
 
 Mandatum baronum Angliic, direftum baronibus Northumbrlae, Cum- 
 berlandicc, & Weftmorlandias, per regem Scotia?. 
 
 Litera conventiunalis pro Rogero Bygot, de folvendis 600 marcis do- 
 mino regi dcbitis ab eodem. 
 
 Litera majoris & burgenfium de London'. 
 
 De fumma foluta pecuniae maritagio Ibroris regis cum Marifcallo. 
 
 Excufatio nunciorum regis Scotian, fafta per quofdam magnates Angli^e, 
 & de alia fecuritate fadta per eofdem fuper quadam fumma pecuniae depo- 
 nenda ad Templum London'. 
 
 Amicabilis compolitio inter regem Scotiae & Waltcrum de Seburtham. 
 
 Litera Roberti de Rofe & Eull:achii de Vefey. 
 
 Una litera cancellata quam non vidimus eo quod dominus Willielmus 
 de Dumfres dixit Ic velle prius oftcnderc regi tenorem ejufdem. 
 
 Litera Ludovici filii regis Francian, dc confirmatione chartas baronum 
 Angliae. 
 
 Alia confoederatio inter Scotos & Anglicos. 
 
 Solutio 3750 mercarum regi Anglict. 
 
 Litera Lodivici filii regis Francis, de Northumbria, Cumberlandia, 
 6c Weftmorlandia. 
 
 Litera regis Angliae de auxilio fibi fiifto in denariis per dominum regem. 
 Scotix, quan non trahatur in conlequentiam. 
 
 Litera legati fuper matrimonio cgntrahcndo Inter forores R. Anglian & 
 Scotise. 
 
 Litera de tribus millibus librarum & amplius folutis regi Anglix. 
 
 Litera quietas clamationis domijii Gilbcrti, m.irfcalli regis Angiia:, 
 de manerio dc Jeddewod. 
 
 Litera prioris Carliol', de amicabili compofitiiuie fuper quibufdam 
 marchiis inter ipfum priorcm 6c regem Scotian, de terra dc Peareth, «Sc 
 de Soureby. 
 
 Litera
 
 34? CATALOGUS M UN I M E N TO R UM, &c. 
 
 l^ltcra regis Anglix quod noa vertatur in pracjudiciiim regi Scotia-, 
 quod homngii fui receptio fuit prorogata de Tukyltyri ulque London'. 
 
 Litera inter regem & Adam de la Crokidayk de communiade Soureby. 
 
 Litera inter regem Scotia; &c Galfridum filium Yvonis, de communia 
 de Soureby. «.|' 
 
 Litera Alcxandrl de Boultun, de communia de Soureby. 
 
 Litera quod non cedat rogi Scotins, in prejudiciuni quod ballivi fui red- 
 diderunt ei ballias fuas apud Eboracum. 
 
 Magna charta de Penreth fafta apud Eboracum. 
 
 Charta regis Anglia?, de mille libris debitis regi Scotiic, ratione dotis 
 £lia: fuse. 
 
 Litera regis Anglix, quod adventu regis Scotiaj ad coronationem regis 
 Angliffi Lundon' non cedat regno Scotix in praejudicium. 
 
 Proceflus dc Quetly, habitus coram jufticiariis Angliie. 
 
 Nova charta regis Anglix, de Aldemflun. 
 
 Negotium Flandrize. 
 
 Scilicet, 
 
 Quatuor paria literarum. ■ 
 
 Litera Johannnis de Wefey, cum litera abbatis de Melros. 
 
 Litera epifcopi Sancti Andreae de quadam gratia regis fibi tafia. 
 
 Litera baronum de Ergadia quod fidcliter lervient regi fub pa-na ex 
 hseredationis contra Anegum filium Dovenaldi, quod omnes inUirgent 
 contra ipfum, fi non feccrit voluntatem regis. 
 
 Litera capitaneorum &; libcre tenentium de Carrik obligatoria, quod 
 fervient domino regi, contra omnes homines qui vivere pofllint, & mori. 
 
 Obligatio abbatis de Mclros de folutionc facienda domino Johanni de 
 Aconia. 
 
 Litera Williclmi de Moravia, quod non alienabit terras, &cc. 
 
 Literx quorundam raagnatum conventionales quse non multum tan- 
 gunt regem. 
 
 Litera vicecomitis NorthumbriaJ fuper fa6lo marchis*. 
 
 Obligatio Johanni de Swynburn, 'luper terram de Haultum. 
 
 Septem pondera, & un balances, & ofto conetje vetercs, in una 
 faculo vcteri de corio. 
 
 Ncgotia
 
 CATALOGUS MUNI MENTORUM, &c. 343 
 
 Negotia tangentia Norwagiam. 
 
 Compofitlo inter reges Scoti* & NonvagiiE fuper infulis duplicata. 
 
 Confeffio procuratorum niiirorum a rege Nonvagiie pro di*fta compo- 
 fitione facienda. 
 
 Mandatum regis Norwagl^ quod infulani faciant homagium regi Sco- 
 tiae, & ei intendant ut domino. 
 
 Confeflio quorundam procuratorum regis Norwagiae, de emendis re- 
 ceptis pro quibufdam injuriis. 
 
 QuiEdam litera regis Norwagias in lingua Norica. 
 
 Charta regis Johannis Norwagise de naufragium paffis. 
 
 Alia regis Sweri, regis Norwagise de eodem. 
 
 Confirmatio & donatio regis Norwagia?, monaflerio de Bufly iu 
 Mannia. 
 
 Procuratorium regis magni Norwagis. 
 
 Charta regis Norwagiae, fuper infiila^ de Bot, & quibufdam aliis con- 
 ceals regi Mannise. 
 
 Litera regis Norwagize fiiper terris de Tnifter & Egyn, 
 
 Quasdam alia litera in lingua Norica, cum duobus ligillis, 
 
 Mandatum regis Norwagise de pacis reformatione. , 
 
 Litera regis Johanni Norwagia-, & H. fratris ejus, de naufragium 
 paflis. 
 
 Litera regis Norwagix mifla Catanienfibus. 
 
 Poteflas regis Norwagix ad recipiendum a rege Scotia: iioo marcas 
 pro primo anno folutionis tantum poft compolitionem initam de infulis. 
 
 Litera quiet.c clamationis, de folutionibus fa6lis in Orcadia de termi- 
 nis prJEteritis, prxter literas de mille & centum marcis de anno 1260 
 & de millas & centum marcis de anno 127 ... . inter alia fuit, pra;ter 
 alia de eadem fumma 1282, qux creditur deberi portari ad prima com- 
 pota. 
 
 Transcriptum Chirographi priml tractati's Je maritagio Nor- 
 wagix, cancellatum apud Berwyck. 
 
 Ratificatio regis Norwagise fuper illo tranfcripto. 
 
 Charta regis Norwagia;, de aliignatione, donationis, propter nuptias. 
 Ratificatio magnatum & domina; reginjc Norwagix & juramenta eorum, 
 quod procurabunt didum matrimonium cfl'e ratum. 
 Promilfio corundum bona fide fuper codcm. 
 
 Sex
 
 344 CATALOGUS M UNI MENTO R UM, cVc." 
 
 Sex paria procuratorlorum, & feptimum obfufcatum per mare, quo- 
 rundam naagnatum Norwag'iE, ad jurandum in animas eoruiii. 
 
 Promiiho regis Norwngiie, contrahendi cum domina Alargar^-'ta fi!la 
 regis ScotiiC, fie ratificatio omnium prfflocutorum in magno fcripto chi- 
 rograph ato qux' lire ra fuit portata per tales, fcilicet, dominum Robertiun 
 LiipelU & Godefridum. 
 
 Procuratorium regis Norwagia?, ad perficiendiim travflatum dicli 
 maritagii. 
 
 Ultimum fcriptum chirographatum, apud Berwyc duplicatum, & al- 
 terum c(i obfiircatum in mari. 
 
 Duo alia paria dc eadem conventione, quae funt figillata, (igillo regis 
 Norwagia.', ied alterum obfufcatum efl per mare ut prius. 
 
 Litera quietas clamationis regis Norwagias de 4500 marcis debitis de 
 anno 1281, obtufcata turn per maw?. 
 
 Quicta clamatio fub figillo domln;ie reginai Norwagia;, & quorundam 
 magnatuni Norwagiae de 4500 marcis debitis de anno 1280, obtufcata 
 per mare. 
 
 Quoddam tranfcriptum de rebus inventis poft naufragium nunciorum. 
 
 Duo procuratoria aha tangentia negotium Norwagi*. 
 
 VII. 
 
 Resignationes Chartarum redditatum domino regi, cum litera 
 domini Roberti de Brus filii. 
 
 Charta de Balernauth. 
 Charta de Caldovyrcler. 
 Charta Cofpatricii de Drem. 
 Charta de Abirrarf. 
 Charta de Dulb'. 
 Charta de Carcok. 
 Charta de Tucok. 
 Charta de Thorfopyn. 
 Alia charta de Caldour. 
 
 Donationes fa6tie abbati & conventul de RufTy per Magnum diclum 
 regem IMannias. 
 
 Charta Warannias de Caldovircler. 
 
 Charta de Canibufnaythan. 
 
 Charta de Forcfta & de Kilrethnoc in Moravia. 
 
 Charta de Suthirland. 
 
 Charta quam Gilchrill Macnevyn de Levenax reddidit domljio rcgi. 
 
 Alia charta Suthirlandiae. 
 
 Charta
 
 CATALOGUS MUNIiMENTO RUM, &c. 345 
 
 Charta Walter! de Fontibus. 
 
 Charta de Petyn. - 
 
 Charta Holpitalis de Aberden. 
 
 Charta de Forefta de Jnvirhis. 
 
 Charta regis Mannis fuper receptione Mannia: ad firmam. 
 
 Charta de Burfchall. 
 
 Charta de Abirkerdour. 
 
 Charta Thomas de Thirlefton. 
 
 Charta M. Abel dc hofpitio habendo in Strivelin. 
 
 Charta de Fothober pro terra de Wynn. 
 
 Litera quiets clamationis Ricardi Mantaland de Terra de Abirtharf. 
 
 Excambium faftum per priorem de Urchard de terra de Fothober pro 
 terra de Bynin. 
 
 Quieta clamatio Ottonis de Toniggo de quatuor marc, terrae. 
 
 Reficrnatio de Canibufnavthan & Caldovircler. 
 
 Conhrmatio de ecclefia de Ferindrauth. 
 
 Charta de Ncndo(k. 
 
 Charta de Polloc. 
 
 Charta de Goger. 
 
 Charta de terra empta de Willielmo de Valonils, £c obllgatio ejufdem, 
 juxta Strivelyn. 
 
 Du;e chartit de Balcolmo & una confirmatio. 
 
 Charta de nundinis de Strivelin. 
 
 Charta Januse de Treugar. 
 
 Charta de Bredburg. 
 
 Refignatio epifcopi Rofs de dimidla bovata terra?. 
 
 Quieta clamatio terraram bondorum Canannic, pro Intcrfcdione 
 epifcopi. 
 
 Refignatio Baronis de Menenvir. 
 
 Charta de Gorgyn. 
 
 Refignatio terrae de Pentland. 
 
 Charta Walteri Biflet de Stratharkyk. 
 
 Charta de Cultir. 
 
 Charta de Glenkelk, qua: fuit regis Manni;c. 
 
 Charta de Cull. 
 
 Charta dc Kynmuc, quod tencatur in forefta. 
 
 Ciiarta de Neutun. 
 
 Charta de Porthebrochec. 
 
 Charta regis Willichni de Neutun. 
 ■ Charta dc Balernauth. 
 
 X X Charta
 
 3+6 CATALOGUS MUNI MENTORUM, &c. 
 
 Charta de Obcvn. 
 
 Cluuta regis Alcxnndn de Kynmirc, rcddita regl. 
 
 Chaita de Murthcby, rcddita regi. 
 
 Charta de Rcthy. 
 
 ^/i(C multa 'liters flint in thefauria domini regis tarn in pixidibus, co- 
 
 phinis, qiuvn in facculis, de quibia nihil eft hie fpecificatum^ quos ta- 
 
 men omnes vidimus & qua Jub figillis ponuntiir, fcilicet, fub figilUs 
 
 magijlrorum Thomce de Carnoto^ Radidphi de Bofco, JVillielmi de 
 
 Dunfres, ckricorum domini regis. 
 
 Memorandum. Quod domlnus Willielmus do Dumfres dicit quod 
 eft quxdam bulla confervntorla, in depofito apud Melros, quam illuc 
 poitavit, domiiuis Symon Frafer ficut didus Symoii Frafer confcffus tuit 
 in vigilia Sanfti INlichaclis, coram conl'ilio domini regis, anno 1282. 
 
 Dicit quod audivit a magiftro Richardo de Lanark procuratore regis in 
 curia, quod eft qua3dam bulla, in curia Romana, quod rex non tenetur 
 reddere epifcopis regnl lui, bona aliqua de epilcopatibus, antequam li fe- 
 cerint fidelitatem. 
 
 Inventa eft qua^dam bulla contra clerum Scotias fuper declmis & aliis. 
 
 Bulla Innocentil quarti, de redemptionibus in Scotia, non obftante 
 congeilionc fiifta, regi Anglia,^ 
 
 Bulla Alcxandri quarti, de indulgentia conceffa capellae regis. 
 
 Bullae quatuor, quod rex poffit fecum habere, duos fratres prasdica- 
 tores, & duos minores equitantes. 
 
 Bulla quod papa voluit, quod Johannes de Chihaw, quondam epifco- 
 pus Glafguenfis praiftaret fidelltatis Hicrameutum domino regi, ante- 
 quam ab eo rcciperat temporalia. 
 
 Bulla Innoccntii quinti, de conceflione decimas papalis in regno Scotiae, 
 domino resfi, li voluerit terram fanclam adlre. 
 
 QiuEdam bulla, que innuit a contrario ccn(u, quod rex poflit habere 
 bona mobilia epilcopatvium poft mortem epilcoporum ft hoc habcat a 
 conftutudiue. 
 
 Sunt in quodam i'acculo, per fc, praeter iftas, qu;cdam bulls minus 
 valentcii. 
 
 Charta
 
 CATALOGUS MUN I M ENTORUM, &c. 347 
 
 Cliarta Ricbardi Primi R.cgis Anglia-\ 
 
 Ex orlglnall in clfta Scotie in interiore thefaurario infra abbatiam Weft- 
 
 monafterienfcm aflervata. 
 
 RICH ARDUS Dei gratia rex Anglic, dux Norm', Aquitan', comes 
 Andeg', archiepis', cpis', abbatibus, comitibus, baronibiis, juftici- 
 ariis, vicecom', lenefcal, prcpoiltis, ballivis, & omnibus miniftris & fide- 
 iibus fuis totius tcrre lue faliiteni. Noverit univerlitas vellra nos con- 
 celfiire & prefenti charta noftra confirmaflc Willielmo illuiiri regl 
 Scotia kariffimo amico Sc confanguineo & fideli itia^ro, & heredibus 
 fuis imperpetuum de nobis & heredibus noftris omn^S libertates & 
 retftitudines plenarie quas anteceflbres lui habere lolebant eundo ad 
 curiam antecelTorum noflrorum, & ftando ad curiam, 6c redeundo 
 a curia anteceflorum noflrorum. Scilicet, unaquaque die, poftquam 
 dc mandate noftro traniierit fines regni fui verlus curiam noftram, 
 centum foHdos fterlingorum & in reditu fuo a curia noftra fingulis 
 diebus tantundem quoufque in terram luam venerit ; et iingulis die- 
 bus ex quo venerit ad curiam npftrani uique ad rcceflbm fuum verfus 
 terram luam, triginti foHdos fterlingorum &c duodecem de dominicis 
 * guaftellis noftris, & totidem de -j- iemenell' noftris dominicis & duode- 
 cim fextercia vini, quatuor videlicet de dominico vino noftro unde nobis 
 fervitur. Et duas pctras cere vel quatuor cereos, & quadraginta candelas 
 de dominicis candelis unde nobis Icrvitur, & duas libras pipcris & quatuor 
 llbrascinomomi ; etpretereacondu£lus quos anteceflbreslui habere lolebant 
 eundo ufque ad curiam noftram & redeundo a curia noilra, Icilicet, quod 
 cpifcopus Duiielmenfis 5c vicecom', oc barones Northumbr' ad ipliim 
 venient in finibus regni llii 6c ibi eum recipient 6c conducent ufque ad 
 Teife, & ibi venient ad eum archiepifcopus Eboracen' 6c vicecom' 6c ba- 
 rones Eborum', 6c ibi eum recipient & conducent ulque ad epilcopatuni 
 Lincoln', 6c ibi ad eum venient eplicopus Lincoln' &c vicecomcs &c ba- 
 rones provincic 6c eum recipient 6c per ballivas luas conducent; & lie de- 
 inccps epifcopi 6c vicecomites provinciarum per quas i]4e traniierit quo- 
 ulque ad curiam noftram venerit. Quare volumus 6c lirmiter precipi- 
 mvis quod prefatus rex \Villielmus6c heredes fui omnia prcfcript' habeanc 
 de nobis & heredibus noftris imperpetuum, 6c in expenfis deSc in condudli- 
 l)us & in fugitivis qui de fclonia fe defendcrc voluerint ad curiam noftram 
 in pace fua ducendis 6c in omnibus aliis fine aliqua dlminucioue: prcci- 
 picutcs ut pretati epifcopi 6c vicecomites 6c barones ei prcdictos, conductus 
 
 * Gateux, cakes or wartells. f SimaclU. 
 
 \ X 2 f;:c:cut
 
 348 CATALOGUS MUNIMENTORUM, &c. 
 
 facient & omnes alias reilltndines & libertates fuas confervent, & ut vie' 
 predicli in ballivis fuis prelcriptas expenlas in eundo ad curiam noftram 
 6c redeundo a curia noftra plcnarie inveniaut donee in terram fuam ve- 
 nerit. Tellibus his H. Cantuar' archiepifcopo. H. Dunelm' cpilcopo. 
 R. Londoniens'. H. Line'. S. Ciceftr. G. Rouecefter'. W.Hereford'. 
 H, Wigorn', epifcopis. R. com' Ceflr'. H. com' de Warren. R. com' 
 de Clare. R. Bigot com' Norff'. Comite David. W. com' de Fcrrariis. 
 W. Marefc'. W. de Stuteville. Euftach' dc Vefei. Gaufr' filio Petri. 
 H. Bard. W. Briewer & multis aliis. Dat. per man' W. Elien' epiicopi 
 cancellar' nollri apud Winton 1 7 die Aprilis anno quinto regni noflri. 
 
 Charta Willielmi regis Scottorum. 
 Ex originali affervata in pyxide, N° 16. in officio ducatus Lancaftriae, 
 
 WILLIELMUS rex Scottorum, epifcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, 
 baronibus, jufticiariis, vicecomitibus, ceterifquc probis hominibus 
 totius terra; fu;c, Francis & Anglis, Scottis & Galwalienfibus, clcricis & 
 laicis falutem. Sciant prcfeiitcs 61 futuri me reddidlfle & conceffiilc, & 
 hac carta mea confirmatVe Roberto de Brus, & heredibus fuis, totam ter- 
 ram quam pater funs &c ipfe tcnuerunt in villa de Annand', per eafdem 
 ciivilas per quas pater fuus earn tenuit, & ipfe per patrem fuum : renen- 
 dam fibi, & heredibus fuis, de me & heredibus meis, in fcudo & here- 
 
 ditate.
 
 CATALOGUS MUNIMENTOR UM, &c. 349 
 
 dltate, In bofco & piano, in pratis & pafcuis, in moris & maiifcis, &:c. 
 ita libere & quiete ficut pater fuus, vel ipfe earn tempore regis Davl- 
 dis avi mei, vel regis Malcolmi fratris mei. Exceptis regalibus qua: ad 
 regaliuiteni meam Ipeclant, fcilicet, caufa de inventione thcfaiiri, caufa 
 de murdro, caufa de affaltu premeditate, caula de foemina efforciata, caufa 
 de arfione, caufa de rapina, quas caufas mihi refervavi. Concede etiam 
 ei ut heec caufae fint attachiata; per unum liominum de feudo fuo quern 
 eligero, & tractats 6c placitatas per ante jufticias meas infra comitatum 
 
 de Ka 6c tales conluetudines capiet de hominibus regni mei 
 
 quales, capiuntur apud Rokelburg excepta allila baronize fu^ volo .... 
 
 per fervitiu n centum militum excepta cuftodia caftcl- 
 
 lorum meorum . . . ipfum quietum clamavi. Telle Engclramo epifcopo 
 de Glaigu, Chriftiano epiicope de Witha', Ricardo de Morevilla, confta- 
 bulario, Waltero filio Alani Dapifero, Adenelle de Umfranvilla, Hen- 
 rico Luvel, Willielmo de Haia. — Apud Locmaban. 
 
 Clf ARTA
 
 350 CATALOGUS MUNlMENTORUiM, &c. 
 
 Charta Davldis comitis, fratrls Malcolmi 8c Willielmi 
 rcgnm Scotiie canonicis de Rapendona concefi'a. Ciijus 
 apographum & autographo penes Thomam Aflle, arm', 
 videlis ad paginem i'equentem. 
 
 " ^^O MES David, fntcr regis Scotia?, omnibus hominibus fuls, tarn 
 '• V^ prefentibusquam futuris, falutem. Sciatis, me conccflilTc & carta 
 *' mea confirmafll- Deo &c Sandla; Marix & Sanclo Wiftano de Rapendona*, 
 " & canonicis ibidem Deo fervientibus, eccleliam de -f Badewen, in Ele- 
 " mofvnam ficut carta Matil. comltifla teftatur. Mils tefUbus, Rob. de 
 *' Bafigham, Bartholomeo Monacho, Wil. Revel, Wil. Buidet, Kicolao 
 " de Hanes, & miiltis aliis, apud Warintona. Valete." 
 
 T/jis David u-as brother ij/" William Balliol king of Scotland. He loas 
 earl of Carrick and of Huntingdon^ was knighted by king Henry the Second, 
 and attended king Richard the Firji-to the Holy hand accompanied by 500 
 blights, 'whom he carried at his oivn expence. He married Maud, eldcjl 
 daughter of Hugh Kevelioc, Jijier and co-heir of Randoll Blundevile, earl of 
 Chejier and of Lincoln. He died at Tdrdlcy Hajlings, Northamptonjlmct 
 and was buried in the abbey of Saultry in Huntingdonjlnre. 
 
 * Repingdon, now Repton, com' Derby. 
 f Jiaddow Parva, com' Effex. 
 
 Carta
 
 [ 351 ] 
 
 Proceedings relating to the carrying back into Scotland 
 feveral of the Scottifh records. 
 
 Extrafl from the Journals Dom. Com. 
 
 Friday the gtb of September 161J3. 
 
 ALderman Titchborne reports from the council of flate, That it 
 be humbly offered to the parhament, as a neceflary thing for the 
 difpatch and ready admhiiftration of juftice in Scotland, andeafeofthe 
 people there, that fuch regifters in the Tower as relate to and concern 
 private perfons rights, fecurlties, and conveyances of lands, bonds, and 
 contrails betwixt party and party, with tlieir warrants, and all procefs 
 of plea, be forthwith lent down to Scotland, to be difpofed of as the 
 commlflioners for adminiflration of jufticc there fliall find expedient for 
 the good of that fervice. 
 
 Ordered by the parliament. That it be referred to the council of ilate 
 to take care, and to give order, that fuch rcgifter^ as concern private 
 perfons right?, fecurities, and conveyances of lands, bonds and contia*51;s 
 between party and party, with their warrants, and all procels of plea, 
 be fent back to Scotland, to be difpofed of as the commifTioners for the 
 adminiftration of jufticc there fhall find expedient for the good of that 
 fervice ; and that fuch as are of public conccninK nt, and for the bene- 
 fit and advantage of the commonwealth, be preierved and kept ; and 
 that the council of flate do likewife take care of the fafe keeping of the 
 records in the Tower. And it is alfo ordered. That fuch perlbn and per- 
 fons as fliall have the cullody of the regiiliers which arc to remain here, 
 be impowered and authorized to give extradls out of the iame unto 
 fuch perfons as fliall defire it ; and that fuch extracts fliall have the like 
 faith, and be of the like validity in Scotland, as cxtrads made there from 
 fuch regiflers have ufually had. 
 
 CrJei
 
 [ 352 ] 
 
 Order of Council. 
 
 Friday, \%th September 1657. 
 
 His Highnefs prcfent, 
 T^ord Prefidcnt, Major-General Sklppon, 
 
 Lord Deputy, Colonel Jones, 
 
 Lord Strickland, Mr. Secretary, 
 
 Colonel Sydenham, General DilLrowe. 
 
 WHEREx'\S by an order of his highnefs and the council of the 
 a3d of July laft, it was ordered, That all llich records and rcgi- 
 flers concerning private perfons, and proceedings between party and 
 party in Scotland, as are now remayning in the Tower of London, be 
 k-nt into Scotland with the hrft opportunity, and delivered into the 
 charge of the proper officer appointed for keeping the records at Eden- 
 burgh caftle, whereHhcy are to be kept in the roome or roomes which 
 were formerly ufed for tliat purpofc, to the end the fame may be made 
 ufe of as there fliall be occafion, in order to the doeing of right jul- 
 tice to the people of that nation ; and it was referred to the Mailer of 
 the Rolls, Sir Archibald Johnflon, I>ord Warellon, Gabriel Berk, and 
 William llylev, Efquires, or any three of them, to take care that liich 
 o'i the records, writings, and regiiters of Scotland, remayning in the 
 Tower as aforeiaid, as concern private mens cafes and interefts only, be 
 feparated from thofe of a publique nature ; to the intent thofe that are 
 of a private nature may be fent into Scotland accordingly. 
 
 And by a later order of the 13th of Augufl: lall. Sir John Barkftead, 
 knight, lieutenant of the Tower of London, George Downing, and 
 Nathaniel Taylor, Efquires, were added to the faid committee. Upon 
 conlidenition of a report from Sir Archibald Johnllon, Sir John Bark- 
 ftcad, Nathaniel Taylor, and Gabriel Berk, rcprefcnting. That in pur- 
 fuancc of the fiid orders, they have levered and fet apart decreet books 
 before the lor.is of the feflion, contrad: books, general rcgifler books of 
 feafms, particular books of feafins, books of entries of hornings, books 
 of comprilements of lands for debt, books of lufpenfion, books of entry 
 of fignaturcs for the conveyance of lands, books of entry, or records of 
 charters in parchment for conveyance of lands, regiftcr books of caution 
 
 and
 
 ORDER OF COUNCIL. ^^^ 
 
 and confignation, minute-books, being a calendar of decreets, contracts, 
 &c. books of entry of a6ls of the lords of felfion, books of Lawbur- 
 rowes, being fecurityes in the nature of good behaviour, books of 
 lawfitigs of arreftments, being of the nature of attachments of goods for 
 debt, books of the valuation of kirks, and mlnifters ftipends, which they 
 conceive conteync onely the recordings or cntryes of contra>5ls, bonds, 
 rights, and conveyances of lands and proceedings in law between party 
 and party before the lords of the feflion in Scotland, being the prime ju- 
 dicature of all civil caufcs there; and that they have caulcd by way of 
 inventory, the day and year of the beginning and ending of every of the 
 laid books of entry to be entered in a book, and a duplicate thereof to 
 be made, to the end the fiimc may be attefted in fuch manner as the 
 councell fhall dirccft ; that fo one of them may be kept here, and the 
 other fent inio Scotland, to be kept with the faiJ books of entry, in cafe 
 the council fliall approve thereof, and fhall order the faid books to be 
 fent thither. Ordered by his highnefs tlie lord protc£lor and the coun- 
 cell. That the find books before Ipecitied, fo fevered and let apart by the 
 faid committee, be fent into Scotland, and delivered into the caftle of 
 Edinburgh, to the proper officer there for keeping the faid records, ac- 
 cording' to the faid former order of 23d of July laft ; and that in order 
 thereunto the lord Warefion doe figne the booke Avherein the entry of 
 the day and yeare of the beginning and ending of the faid books fo to be 
 fent is entered, which is to remain here amongfl the records in the 
 Tower of London, and the other book, or duplicate thereof, being firfl 
 figned by three of the fixid referees, togeather with the laid books before 
 fpecified, the faid William Ryley is hereby authorized and required to 
 deliver into the hands of the laid Sir Archibald Johnfton, to be fent hito 
 Scotland in fuch fhlp as the C(jmmlfrioners for the admiralty and navy 
 fliall appoint to carry the {.\me, to be lately delivered into the caftle of 
 Edenburgh according to the faid order. 
 
 Ordered by his highnefs the lord prote^flor and the councell. That the 
 commiirioners for the admiralty and navy are hereby authorizx'd and re- 
 quired to appoint a fit Ihip to receive and to carry into Scotland the books 
 and records ordered to be fent thither from the Tower of London. 
 
 Y y In
 
 354 INVENTORY OF RECORDS. 
 
 In purfuance of the before-mentioned rcfolutions of the commons,. 
 and order of council, an Inventory of the faid records was 
 drawn out, by which it appeared that they conlifted of, 
 
 Contradts, 486 vohimes. 
 The firft volume beginning 28th January 1560, and ending 25th 
 October 1 56 1. 
 
 And the lafl beginning ifl: June 1649, ^"^ ^"^^^ -^d June following. 
 
 Decreet Books, 505 volumes. 
 The firft volume beginning 19th June 1492, and ending nth April 
 
 The lafl volume beginning 14th February 1650, and ending i9tli 
 February 1650. 
 
 Lawborrowes, 26 volumes. 
 
 The firfl volume beginning 6th September 1591, and ending 20th. 
 Auguft i6i6. 
 
 The laft volume beginning 13th Odober 164S, and ending 23d No- 
 vember 1649. 
 
 Regifters of general Seafings, 6§ volumes. 
 
 The firfl volume beginning 18th July 161 7, and ending loth March 
 1620. 
 
 The laft volume beginnmg 9th April 1649, "^"^ ending lil Decem-r- 
 ber following. 
 
 Regifters of particular Seafings, 38 volumes. 
 
 The firft volume beginning 26th July 161 7, and ending 28th March 
 1621. 
 
 The lafl volume beginning 22d June 1649, "^'^^ ending 13th July 
 1650. 
 
 Regifters of Sufpenfions, 90 volumes. 
 
 The firfl volume beginning 13th January 1574, and ending i6th 
 Augufl 1576. 
 
 The laft volume beginning nth February 1648, and ending 26th 
 January 1649. 
 
 Regifters of acfls of Caution and Confignation, 57 volumes. 
 The firft volume beginning 5th October 1478, and ending 2d OCio- 
 ber 1478, 
 
 The
 
 INVENTORY OF RECORDS. 
 
 355 
 
 The laft volume beginning 21 ft July 1649, and ending ult. February 
 1650. 
 
 Regifters of Compiifings, 9 volumes. 
 
 The firft volume beginning 6th January 1636, and ending i^th Oc- 
 tober 1639. 
 
 The lall volume beginning 6th May 1645, and ending 4th Novem- 
 ber 1647, 
 
 Minute-books, 94 volumes. 
 Valuations and Kirks, 10 volumes. 
 
 Regifters of hornings and inhibitions, 4 volumes. 
 The firft volume beginning 9th March 1589, and ending i8th No- 
 vember 1 59 1. 
 
 The laft volume beginning ult. February 1620, and ending ift June 
 
 Regifters of Lowfing of Arreaftments, 2 volumes. 
 
 The firft volume beginning 4th January, and ending ult. March 
 1628. 
 
 The laft volume beginning 5th December 1623, and ending penult. 
 December 1631. 
 
 Prothegalls, 6 volumes. 
 
 Old decreets, a(fls, minutes, and prothegalls, 60 volumes, 
 
 Regifters of Signators, 45 volumes. 
 The firft volume beginning ift March 1541, and ending 27th April 
 
 The laft volume beginning 28th Auguft 1643, '^^^ ending 26th July 
 1644. 
 
 Charter-books, 50 volume". 
 
 The firft volume beginning 1424, and ending Auguft 1440. 
 
 The laft volume beginning iSth Auguft 1527, and ending 8th March 
 4628. 
 
 This inventory is fiibfcribed in the following words. 
 
 Y y 2 I Sir
 
 356 INVENTORY OF RECORDS. 
 
 I Sir Archibald Jhonfton of Warillon, clerk of regiilers o{ Scot- 
 land, doe hereby acknowledge tliat I have received of William 
 Ryley, Efq; clerk of the records in the Tower of London, the 
 feveral bookes and rcgiflcrs of the Scotch records, contayned in 
 the above-written inventary, being in number 1609*, according 
 to the order of his highnes and his counfell, bearing date at 
 Whitehall, the 1 8th of this inflant September i 757. 
 
 A. JHONSTON, 
 
 Cls. Regii. 
 Signed in the prefence 
 of the fubfcrvvers. 
 
 William Rylev junior. 
 T. Mackdowalls, witnes. 
 A. Pater SON, witnes. 
 
 * No more than 1547. — DifTerence 62^ 
 
 I 
 
 PROCEED-
 
 PROCEEDINGS 
 
 O F T H E 
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND, 
 
 From the 15th day of May 1639 to the 8th of March 1650. 
 
 Contamnig the heads of the a6ls and ordhiances of the Scottifh nation, 
 and the tranfaitions between England and Scotland ; and alfo the 
 proceedings of the general aflembly of Scotland concerning religion, 
 king and kingdom, government of the kirk, their faith and covenant, 
 their proceedings therein and ratifications thereof by their parliaments, 
 with divers declarations, remonftranccs, and refolutions thereupon. 
 Seledled out of the records of the parliament of Scotltind *. 
 
 The parliament begun at Edinburgh, 15th May 1639, being the firft 
 
 day of the parliament. 
 
 Fol. I. / tf ^ HE king's commiffion is read for the holding of "this par- 
 \^ liament, direfted to John earle of Marr, John earle of 
 Lawderdaill, and others. 
 
 The parliament is prorogued to the 23d of July. 
 
 Att Edinburgh, 23d July 1639. 
 The king's commiffion again read. 
 
 The parliament is prorogued to the 26th day of Augurt. 
 Prorogation of the parliament to the 2d of June 1640, and 
 the king's commiffion recorded. 
 
 * It is to be noted, that after the battle of Worceftcr, the records of parliament and of. 
 the courts of juftice in Scotland were removed to the Tower of London, where they re- 
 mained fur fomc years. The above was folecleci by William RUcy ftnior, ckrk of the re- 
 cords in the Tower of London, about the year 1654. 
 
 Att
 
 55^ ' r R O C E E D I X G S O F T H E 
 
 Art Ecllnl)Uio, 2d June 1640 — The fixth day of the parliament. 
 
 l'\)ll:\vis tlic actis and other matercs paO and done in this 
 iclTion of patliaincnt, beginning the 2d day of June 1640, 
 and ending the 1 1 th day of the famic moneth of June. 
 
 ACT II. 
 
 Tol. 13. a. Adl anent the conrtitution of this parliament, and all fLibfc- 
 quent parliaments, viz. 
 
 I'hc eftates of parliament declare this prefent parlia- 
 ment holden by the nobiiitv, barons, and burgefl'cs, and 
 their commiffioners, as the members and tiuee eftates of 
 the parliament, to be a fit parliament, and declare the 
 fame of future parliaments. 
 
 Fol. 13. b. Declaration by the ellates of parliament premittcd by tlieni 
 to their proceedings in parliament, contayning the rcalons 
 and necellity of their convening and proceeding thairun- 
 till ; viz. 
 
 That the prorogation of the parliament by John earle of 
 Traquair was againfl the articles of pacification ; and that 
 their continuation of the fame was not in any fort to 
 trench on foueraignty. 
 
 4th June 1640. 
 
 ACT IV. 
 
 Fol. 16. Aft anent the admilfion of miniflers to thofe kirkes whicii 
 belonged to biflioppricks ; viz. 
 
 That the full power of providing of all minlfters to 
 kirks that the bilhops have been in ule to provide fincc 
 the adt of their reftitution aiino 1606, Ihall hereafter be- 
 long to the kirke. 
 
 ACT V. 
 
 Fol, 17. Auent the large declaration or manifello ; viz. 
 
 The generall aflemblyes condemnatory cenfure of n 
 book enrituled, A large dixlaratioti, and the eftates of par- 
 liament tiaeir concurrence in their judgement thcrcancnt^ 
 and the reafons thereof rendered by the alVeinbly and par- 
 liament, 
 
 A C T
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 3^9 
 
 A C T IX. 
 
 Fol. 20. b. AO: againfl Papifls, viz. 
 
 All acls made againft Paplfts are ratified, and all re- 
 fetters of them arc liable to the paynes therein contayned. 
 
 6th June 1640. 
 
 ACT XII. 
 
 Fol 21. b. Att flatuarie appointing parliaments to be holden once every 
 three yeares, viz. 
 
 The eftates of parliament, for fundry reafons by them 
 mentioned, ordaine a trienniall parliament ; the affixing 
 of tyme and place thereof to be the laft a£l of this and 
 fubfequent parliaments. 
 
 ACT XIV. 
 
 Fol. 22. b. Explaining the preceding a6ts of parliament made againfl 
 bands and conventions amongft the fubjefls ; as alfo de- 
 claring the bands and conventions made and kept fince the 
 beginning of the prefent troubles to be lawfull, viz. 
 
 The eflates of parliament pretending all their late bands 
 and conventions iince the prefent troubles to have been 
 for the publick good of king, kirke, and flatc, ratifie the 
 fame, and declare them not to be within the meaning of 
 fundry aifts prohibiting conventions of fubjeits.. 
 
 ACT XVI. 
 
 Fol. 23. A6t appointing all grievances to be given in a plaine par-- 
 liamcnt, viz. 
 
 The eflates of parliament repeale the aft of parliament 
 made in the 14th parliament of James VI. cap. 218. 
 which impowercd his majeftlc's clerke of reglfler to pre- 
 fent grievances that were to be given into the parlia- 
 ment ; and ordayns for future f ucli grievances to be pre— 
 ^ fentcd in plaine parliament. 
 
 ACT XVII. 
 
 Fol. 23. b. Annulling all unlawful and unjufl: proclamations Made id.-- 
 dor the payne of treafon againfl the difijbcyors, viz.. 
 
 6th J 
 
 unt
 
 360 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 6th June 1640. 
 The cftates of pniliamcnt null all unlawfull proclama- 
 tions made under payne of trea'fbn againfl the dilobcyors, 
 and declare that no man can be r. traytor but by icn- 
 tence of parliament, and after legall tryall. 
 
 ACT XVIII. 
 Fol. 24. A<5t anent the ratification of the covenant, and of the afiem- 
 blyes fupplication, act ot counccll, and a£l of afllmbly con- 
 cerning the covenant, viz. 
 
 The eilates of parliame>nt confidcring the fupplicat'ion 
 of the generall aflembly to his majeftie's high coniniif- 
 fioner, &c. and the aft of the councell 30 Aug. 1639, 
 in anfwer thereto, and the general ailemblycs ordinance 
 of new for fubfcription of the covenant, ordain and com- 
 mand the confeflion of fiiith and covenant to be fobfcribcd 
 by all his maiefi:ic"'s fubjecls of what ranke or quality fo- 
 ever, under all civill paynes. 
 
 Fol. 24. The fupplication of the generall aflembly convened at Eding- 
 burgh the 12th of Aug. 1639, to his majellie's high coni- 
 miliioner and the lords of his majeftie's honourable privy 
 councell, viz. 
 
 This fupplication of the aflembly is here rcgiflrat ver- 
 batim, according to the ordinance of the cfl^aites of parlia- 
 ment, contayning their dcfirc of an union in one confcf- 
 fion and covenant ; wherein they declare, that they have 
 not any thouglit to witlidraw from his majefly that obe- 
 dience which had been acknowledged under the raign of 
 one hundred and {even kings, but will ihuid to the de- 
 fence of their dread fovcraigne, his perfon and authority, 
 as their predeceflbrs had done for 15S9 ycares ; and there- 
 fore defire that by acl of councell a generall fubfcription 
 may be enjoined to the coiifeflion and covenant. 
 
 6th J\ine 1640. 
 Fol. 25. The aft for his majeflic's moft honourable privy councell at 
 Edinburgh, Aug. 30. anno 1639, contayning the anfwer of 
 the fupplication above written, viz. 
 
 This aft of his majeftie's privy counccll at Edinburgh 
 is regiftrat verbatim in the parliament booke, conforme 
 
 ti) 
 
 /«
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 361 
 
 to the ordinance of the eftates of parliament, and expreff"- 
 ing who they were that prefented unto them the laft 
 aforefaid fupplicatlon of the aflembly ; they ordain the 
 regiftration thereof in their bookes of privy councell, and 
 that for the future there fhal be a generall fubfcription to 
 the faid confeflion and covenant. 
 
 Fol. 25. The a(fl of the generall aflembly, ordaining by ecclell- 
 
 aftical authority the fubfcription of the faith and cove- 
 nant, viz. 
 
 By this acl the general aflembly, by their conflitution 
 ecclefiafticall, approve the forefaid covenant, and ordaynes 
 the forme of words that mull: be prefixt to the fubfcrip- 
 tion thereto by all the members of kirke and kingdome. 
 
 6 June 1640. 
 Fol. 25. b. The confeflion of faith fubfcrybcd at firft by the king's ma- 
 jefi:y and his houfliold in the yeare of God 1580. There- 
 after by perfones of all rankes in the yeare 158 1. By ordi- 
 nance of the lordes of the fecret councell, and ads of the 
 generall aflTcmbly, fubfcrybed againe by all forts of perfons in 
 the yeare 1590, &c. and againe in the yeare 1638, &c. 
 and now againe fubfcribed anno 1639, viz. 
 
 Wee the fubfcribers protcfl:. That the tme Chriftian 
 faith is believed by the kirke of Scotland. Wee abhor 
 papiftry, with all the tenents that they hold. [Which are 
 particularly enumerated.] And wee proteft: that wee fub-f 
 fcribe to this profeflion onely out of confcience, and 
 witliout hipocryly. And wee protefl:, that wee fhall de- 
 fcnde his majefliie's perfon and authority in the defence of 
 l__ Chrift his Euv- angel, &c. Wee fubfcribe to the refcind- 
 
 ing of all lawes made in prejudice of the true religion, 
 or in favour of idolatry, fuperflition, or popery, [here 
 enumerated.] And we fubfcribe to all afts of parliament 
 in tavour of the true churcli of God, [here mentioned,] 
 &c. Wee declare before God and men, That we. have 
 no defire to attempt any thing that may turne to the dil» 
 honour of God or to the diminution of the king's great- 
 ncfs and authority, Sec. 
 
 Z z ACT
 
 s 
 
 062 .r: PR.OiQJDEDJNGS OF THE 
 
 ACT XIX. 
 Fol. 30. Anent the ratification of the a£les of the alTcmbly. 
 
 ACT XXIV. 
 
 Fol. 37. Acl for the committics of eftates to fupplj" the power of |t| 
 parhament. 
 
 9 June 1640-. 
 
 ACT XXVI. 
 
 Fol. 40. a. Ratification of General Leflee's proceedings anno 1639, viz. 
 The eftates of parliament approve all general Alexan- 
 der Leflee's doings in his chaige, and ordain tliat their 
 thankefuUnefs be recorded in their publick regiiler. 
 
 ACT XXVII. 
 
 Fol. 20. a. Ratification in favour of general Le {lie of his commiffion to 
 be Generall, anno 1640, viz. 
 
 The eftates of parliament ratifie Sir Alexander Leflye's 
 eledlion 17 of Aprill laft by pall: to be their general, with 
 an addition expreffing the extent of his commillion, and 
 declareing how certayne articles therein are to be under- 
 ftood; and' they ordaine Mr. Robert Meldrum to attend, 
 him as his fecretary. 
 
 ACT XXXIX. 
 Foil 4.4. Atfl: difchargeing all culloms of ammunition brought home 
 to their leiges for their owne ufe for defence of religion and 
 libertyes of kirke and kingdome, viz. 
 
 The eftates of parliament ordain, That confidering 
 the goods of the nobility and barons are exempt from 
 cuflomc at their importation, that during thefe troubles 
 all ammunition imported for defence of kirke and king- 
 dome Ihould in like fort be difcharged of cuftome. 
 
 10 June 1640. 
 
 ACT XLIII. 
 Fol. 45. b. Ordaining the whole fubjeds and leiges of this kingdome to 
 obey, maintaync, and defend the conclufions, ads, and 
 
 conflitutions
 
 PARLIAMENT OF. SCOTLAND. 363 
 
 conftitutions of this prefent fellion of parliament, and to 
 fubfcrive the baud appointed for that effed, viz. 
 
 After relation of the fubtle praftifes of biilaops, and of 
 their incrouching all ecclefiafticke and civill power, and 
 of his majeftie's condifcenfion for the convening of a par- 
 liment by the articles of pacification anno 1639, for re- 
 medy, and of Traquair's unjufl .prorogation therepf, and 
 of their honeft intentions in the continuation of the fame 
 they profeffe themfelves bound to provide for the fafety 
 of the common wealth and their owne, and protefl: that 
 the defending the afts of the prefent parliament is the 
 moil neceflary remedy of bygone and prefent evills, and 
 for that end ordaine the forme . of a fubfcription for de- 
 fence of the faid prefent parliament to be generally taken 
 by men of all rankes. 
 
 ACT LIX. 
 
 Fol. ^y b. A(ft continuing the parliament to the 19th of November 
 next, viz. 
 
 The eftates of parliament haveing refolved to fett an 
 end to this feflion of parliament, prorogue it to the 19th 
 of November next. Declare all the ails thereof to have 
 the force of lawes, and that they be publifhed in print. 
 All the a£ls were fubfcrived by Robert lord Burghe, pre^ 
 fident of the parliament, in prefence of the eftates of par- 
 liament. 
 
 ACT LX. 
 
 Fol. 56. a. Declaration and cloifure of the parliament. 
 
 The king's majeftie's fubjefts convened in parliament 
 profefle, it hath been their care to keep themfelves within 
 the bounds of moderation as much as if they had been 
 honoured with his majeftie's perfonal preience ; and 
 that they have enadled nothing but the ratification of 
 the coniHtutioas of the late afiembly, &,c. and that when 
 his majcftie fhall pleafe to command thcfe a£ts to be 
 publifhed in his owne name, Lowdon returned in fafety, 
 lulinburgh caftle furrcndcred to their ufe, Scotch men be 
 " free of cenfure for fubfcriving the covenant, their ma- 
 levolents be brought to tryall, &c. then thefe proofcs of 
 
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 364 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 your majeftle's juftice and goodncfs will be flrong bands 
 to tye their hearts that curlb all rebellion and trealbu to 
 hell where it is hatched. 
 
 Apud Edinburgum, 19 Novembris. — 15 dies parliamentl. 
 
 ACT II. 
 Vo\. 58. b. A&. anent the continuation of the parliament to the 14th of 
 January 1641. 
 
 Apud Edinburgum 14 Jan. 1641. 
 
 A C T II. 
 Fol. ^(). b. Inftruments upon produdion of the king's letter. 
 Proteftation for the eftates. 
 
 The king by his letter defires the prorogation of the 
 parliament till the 13th of Aprill next to come, Sec. and 
 expeds their obedience, dated lafl of December 1640; 
 upon the reading of which letter the king's advocate alked 
 mflruments. 
 
 A proteftation made upon thofe words in the king's 
 letter (Our Commiffioner) that they cannot underllande it 
 as fpoken' by the king of the earle of Traquair. 
 
 ACT III. 
 
 FoL 60, Aft anent the continuation of the parliament to the 13th 
 day of Aprill 1641. 
 
 Apud Edinburgum 13 Aprilis 1641. 
 Fol. 61 . b. Inflruments upon production of the king's letter, and pro- 
 
 teftation for the eftates. 
 Fol.oz. a. Adl anent the continuation of the parliament to the 25th. 
 
 day of May 1641. 
 
 Apud Edinburgum 25 Mali 1641. 
 Fol. 64. Inftruments upon produftioa of the king's letter, and pro- 
 
 ttftation for the eftates. 
 Eol. 64. b. Aft anent the continuation of the parliament to the 15th. 
 
 July 1 641. 
 
 Apud Edinburgum 15 Julil 1641.. 
 Fol. 68. b. Concerning the go^•ernement civilL . 
 
 i^tKi
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 36$ 
 
 1 6th July 1641. 
 Fbl. 70. Gommittcc for ordering the houfe of parliament. 
 
 19th July 1 64 1. 
 Eol.' 72. b. Articles agreed upon by the ellates for ordering the houfe 
 of parliament. 
 li None to be prefent in the parliament with the eftates but 
 the parliament members, the three deputy clerks and one 
 fervant to ilk of them, and the agent for the kirke. 
 
 2. The whole committees of eflate, the clerke of the com- 
 mittee and his colleague, and the procurators for the eflate 
 noiat by the committee Ihall come and fitt here. 
 
 3. None to bring any weapons into the houfe of parliament, but 
 only the members, the conflable, and marlhall and their 
 fervants, permitted to have their ordinary armes the firfl 
 and laft dayes of each parliament. 
 
 4. Two fefiions to be every day from 9 to 12; and from 3 to 6. 
 Noe felTions to be on Mondayes, Saturday one feflion from 
 9 to 12. Sermons ilk day to end before 9. A great bell to 
 ring at meeting houres, a little bell at parting houres, 
 penaltyes for each degrees comeing after the calling of the 
 rolls, penaltyes for all degrees for abfence, and the halfe of the 
 penalty for each fefiions abfence except Saturday, for whiclr 
 day being but one feffion the woole penalty is to be payed. 
 No licence of abfence to be granted but by the prefident 
 with confent of the houfe. 
 
 5. The Prefes to give licence to Ipeake, and then to fpeake. 
 without intermption. Hee that replyes is to diredt his 
 fpeech to the prefes. 
 
 6. Places to be taken according as the parliament members 
 are called by tlie rolls; thofe places to remayne void lu . 
 abfcences. , 
 
 7. Thofe that be admitted to fitt in parliament being noe mem- 
 bers fhall fitt uncovered and filent. 
 
 8. Prayers morning and evening, and fermon, every Sabbath 
 during the parliament. 
 
 9. Every eftatc to have overtures proponed, 24 houres to advife. 
 to anfwcr therto. 
 
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 366 P R O C E E D T N G S O F T H E || 
 
 10. The parHaincjit houl'c to be hung, and the cloth of cAate to 
 he putt up. 
 
 11. The marlhall to fee thcfe articles in execution, and in lii's 
 abfecnce the 3 commiliioners tor Iruing. 
 
 I 2. Who come I'cro are to pay their pcnaltycs prefently, defiiul- 
 
 ters to pay the double, ret'ulers to abide the ceafure of the 
 
 houlc. 
 13. Rolls to be called every night before prayers, the abfent to 
 
 pay their penalty for one ieliions abfence, ualcs good caufe 
 
 be fhewed to the contrary. 
 
 27 Julii 1641. 
 Fol. 76. a. Commifiion and warrant for concluding and fublcriving of 
 the treaty. 
 
 Penultimo July 1641. 
 Fol. 79. CommifTion for examination of witnefles att London, upon 
 the libcll ap-ainfl the incendiaries. 
 
 4 x'^ug. 1 64 1. 
 Fol. 8 1 . b. A£t and proclamation for apprehending the iiacendiaries. 
 
 10 Auguft 16^41. 
 Fol, 85. a. Ordinance of parliament for meeting and receiving of the 
 king's majefty. 
 
 Warrand to the lord Lefler and others underwritten for 
 feightingof the rolles and comptcs in the callell. 
 
 13 Augufl 1 64 1. 
 FoL 90. Warrand for any proclamation difchargeing all noblemen who 
 are cited to the parliament, and has not lubfcryvlt the 
 covenant band for mayntenance of the adles and tane the oath 
 to have place or voyce in parliament. 
 
 The eftates of parliament command that none have 
 voyce or feat in parliament, that hath not taken the 
 nationall covenant, and the band for mayntenance of the 
 adcs of this parliament. 
 
 Proclamation hereof to be made at the markctt crofTc 
 at E^dinburgh. 
 
 Fol. 90.
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 367 
 
 Fol. 90. Ordinance for giving information to his majeflic of all 
 that is pafl heretofore in this feffion of parliament. 
 
 Att Edinburgh 17 Aug. 1641. 
 Fol. 91, b. The king's majefly prcfent in parliaa:icnt. 
 
 18 Aug. 1 641. 
 Fol. 93. b. AS: anent the oath to be given by every member of parlia- 
 ment. 
 
 24 Aug. 1641. 
 Fol. g6. a. Inftruments tane by the lord Loudoune upon the produttion 
 of the treatle and others efter fpecified, and mentioning the 
 22o,oool. of brotherly alliftance from England, &c. 
 
 26 Aug. 1 641. 
 
 Fol. 96. b. A(fl: anent the ratification of the articles of treaty fliperfcryvit 
 be the king and fubfcrivit by the prefident of the parlia- 
 ment. 
 The king's commiffion is recited. 
 
 Fol. 97. b. And in like manner a commiffion hath been grannted by the 
 committees of the parliament of Scotland bearing date the 
 laft of OiElobcr and the 4.th day of Nov. 1 640, and in the 
 words following. 
 
 Wc thecommifTioncrsof the parliament of Scptland, &c. 
 
 Fol. 98. b. Articles of the Large Treaty concerning the eftablifhing of 
 the peace betwixt the king's majefty and hjs people of 
 Scotland; and betwixt the two kingdomes agreed upon by 
 the Scottifli and Englifli commiffioners att the city of 
 Wedminftcr the 7th day of Auguft i 641 . 
 b. Concerning ane Aft of pacification and oblivion. 
 
 The propofitions and articles given in by the Scotifh com- 
 miflioners after the lord Loudoun his returne from the parlia- 
 ment of Scotland, in i 2 articles. 
 The Englifh lord commiflioners anfwer ; 1 2 anfwers. 
 
 Fol. 109. a. Anent the dlfbandlng of the Englifli army. 
 
 Inflruclions be the king's majcflle and cAates of parliament 
 of Scotland to the lord Maltland that both the Englifhe and. 
 Scottilh armyes difband att one ccrtaine day. 
 
 8 Sept. . 
 
 Fol. 
 
 103. 
 
 Fol. 
 
 106 
 
 Fol. 
 
 107
 
 36S PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 8 Sept. 1 641. *■ ^ 
 
 Fol. 1 1 3. Anent the lord Maltland. 
 Fol. 1 14. b. Act for abolilhing monuments of idolatry. 
 
 14 Sept. 1641. 
 Fol. 1 17. Aft contayning the form and words to be fubjoyned to the 
 exemplihcation of the treaty under the great feale. Carolus 
 Dei Gratia Scocie, Angl', Franci^e, & Hibern* 
 Rex, &c. 
 
 18 Sept. 1 64 1. 
 Fol. 120. Warrand for printing of the articles of the treatei. 
 
 28 Oa. 1641. 
 Fol. 143. a. Committee anent the commotion in Irelande. 
 b. Ordinance anent the Iri{h bufuiefle. 
 
 '6 Nov. 164.1. 
 Order of the creation of the lord generall to be carle of 
 Levin, made earle of Levin to him and his htira males law- 
 fully begotten of his owne body. 
 
 12 Nov. 1 64 1. 
 Fol. 155. Ad in favours of Prince Eledor Palatine for tenn thoufand 
 foot to be fent into Germany. 
 
 15 Nov. 1 64 1. 
 
 Fol. 167. Commiffion for the receiveing of the brotherly afiiflance 
 from the parliament of England for the 220 m. flerllng, 
 coiiforme the articles of the large treaty, Sec. 
 
 16 Nov. 1 64 1. 
 
 Fol. 178. Commiffion for conferving the articles of treatie. The com- 
 miffioners for Scotland are John lord Loudoun, &c. 54 of 
 them, or any twelve of them. Their power to expire at 
 the next parliament. 
 b. Commiffion anent the articles referred to confidcration by 
 the treaty. 
 Fol. 179. b. Commiffion by the king and parliament to the lords offecrct 
 councell. , 
 
 Their power, is to fee the peace kept upon all troubles. 
 and to punifh the offenders capitally if the cafe require 
 To give commiffions of licutcncntrie and jufllciarie for 
 quelling rebellion &c. 
 
 Fol. 184.
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 2>'^^ 
 
 Fol. 184. A(5t anent the five incendiaries and the plotters; and the 
 king's declaration there anent. 
 
 The incendiaries are John earl of Traqiiair, &c. The 
 plotters James earle of Montroffe. The parliament will 
 only try tlicm, and then remitt them to the king's mnjeftie. 
 Hereupon his majeflie promifeth not to employ them in 
 places of court or ftate. 
 Fol. 185. CommiiTion for revifmg the regifters. 
 
 The lord chancellor Loudoun, 
 Earle of Argyle, 
 Earle of Lawderdaill, 
 And clerke regiller. 
 Commiifioners to revife and looke over all the whole 
 regifters and records of parliament, and all other records, 
 and to make inventoryes and indexes thereto, faving the 
 right of the regilters place, and all proffitts incident 
 there anent. 
 
 16 Nov. 1 64 1. 
 
 Fol. 198. h. Act anent the liberation of thefe men in the caftle, viz. 
 
 Earle of Montrofe, 
 Lord Naper, 
 r Keir Blackhall, 
 ■r . 1 \ Sir Waiter Stewarte, 
 
 'I Sr. Robert Spotfwood, and 
 
 I. Sr. John Hay; with their a<5i: of caution. 
 The caution is to keep the peace and to appeare before 
 commifiioners upon fummons, &c. 
 
 1 7 Nov. 1 64 1 . 
 
 Fol. 212. Warrand to the fecret counccll for giving inrtruftions to the 
 commiffioners for the remaynder of the treattie. 
 
 Fol. 368. b. Thefe before written afls, ordinances, and llatutcs of the 
 forefaid parliament .nre collc6led, reviled, recorded, and 
 booked by me Sir Alexander Giblone, younger, of Durie, 
 clerke of our foveraigne lords rolles, regifter, and councell- 
 Witneffing hereunto my figne and fublcription manucU. 
 
 Alex' Gibsone, cleric', rcgi'. 
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 37© PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 THE PARLIAMENT BEGUN ATT EDINBURGH 
 
 4 JUNII 1644. 
 Being the first Trienniall Parliament. 
 
 II Junii 1644. 
 Sexto die parliamenti. 
 
 A(ft and proclamation charging the feverall committees of war to fend 
 two of tlieir number with their clarke to the parliament with their re- 
 cords, adts, and orders of their committees. 
 
 Commilhon to the carle of Kalendar to be lieutenant generall. 
 
 Of all the Scotts forces who are in fervice or Ihall ferve in this 
 common caufe in Scotland or England, as well horfe as foote, and 
 as well by fea as land. 
 Proclamation for tlie commanders and officers under the earle of 
 Kalender's charge, to be at the rcndevous att Kelfo, proclaymed at Edin- 
 burgh by I^yon King of Armes. 
 
 Dccimo fccundo Junii 1644. 
 A6t continuing the fitting of the fellion to the firfl of November 1644. 
 Adl continuing the meeting of the committee for the northern buli- 
 nefle while the i ith of July next. 
 
 The committee had a fuperfedeas and were not to meet till the 
 I Ith of July next. 
 Commiffion for trying of the dehnquents. 
 
 The commiffion is to Alexander earle of Linlithgow, &c. The 
 delinquents are Sir John Gordoun of Haddo, knight. The com- 
 miffioncrs were not to pronounce any fentence, but only to report. 
 
 Decimo quarto Junii 1644. 
 A<5t againfl thefe who are or Ihal be found fugitives and runnawayes 
 from their companyes and colours. 
 
 To decimat them, that is, hang the tenth man of them, the 
 payne of the receivers of them. 
 Ordinance in favourof the commiffioners of Fyfte for relief of their armes. 
 The ordinance was to charge the committee of ilk one of the 
 foure prcfbytcryes of Fyffc to receive their proportions of armes 
 bought for them. 
 Severall Warrants for fending out of their troopes. 
 
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 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 371 
 
 18 Junii 1644. Dccimo die parllamcnti. 
 Liftruftions be the eftates to the carle of Kalleadar anent his com- 
 miffion as lord lieutenant generall. 
 
 1. To advance fpeedily into England in purfiiance of the ends expreft 
 
 in the covenant. 
 
 2. To purfue the earle of Crawford, 8cc. and others in arms againft 
 
 the parliaments or eftates of both or either kingdomes. 
 
 3. To fecure Berewick and Warkworth caftle. 
 
 4. To ftopp the enemyes putting themfelvcs in array and to encourage 
 
 the well affe£led. 
 
 5. To attend the motions of thefe enemyes, &c. 
 
 6. To appoint ports for receiving fupply of vidlualls, and if necefli- 
 
 tated to give billets to the country for vidlualls. 
 
 7. To keep correfpondence with the Englifli commifiioners and with 
 
 our forces in the bifhopricke. 
 
 8. To reduce and fecure the caflles of Newcaftell and Tynemuth 
 
 for the ufe of the king and parliament of England. 
 
 9. To labour for the concurrence of the well atfefted gentry where 
 
 you come for the carrying on of the worke. 
 
 10. To obey orders from the parliament and their committees, the 
 
 lord generall or committees of both kingdomes, to require their 
 advice, and to give them account. 
 
 11. Where any emergent is not forefeen by the inftrudions to ufe 
 
 your owne judgements for the befl of the fervice. 
 Ordinance anent the earle of Kallendar's march with his army into 
 England. 
 
 Committee appointed for the levyes are to ordayne the time 
 of his march. 
 A61 anent the committee that goes along with the earle of Kalcndar's 
 army. 
 
 The committee are George lord Forrefter, &c. to give advice to 
 the lieutenant generall in difficult emergeiicyes which cannot 
 abide delay. 
 
 2 1 Junii 1 644. 
 Commiffion to Sir James Ramlay to be generall major to the iiorfc 
 with the declaration and inftruftions therintill. 
 
 The inllruftions to Sir James Ramlay were to repayre to tlie 
 earle of Kalendar lord lieutenant generall, to obfeivehii lordihip's 
 orders. 
 
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 372 PROCEEDINGS OFT HE 
 
 Precept and warrant in flivoure of the carle of Kallendar, Particularly 
 to pay him iJoi 1. 6s. 8d. Scotts money for a loanc and tax, becaufe hee 
 cannot attend his owne particular bufinefle here. 
 
 22 Junii 1644. 
 Warrand for fupply of fome viduall and money to feme regiments 
 In Ireland. 
 
 Eftates of parliament ordaine order to be fent to the commander 
 hi chief of the Scots army in Ireland to fupply them out of his 
 magazine there. 
 Inftruflions to the earle of Glcncairne and Lothiane. 
 
 1. To further the arrayes march, and fecure tlie borders. 
 
 2. To add to the former declaration that the raifing of the forces goeing 
 
 now into England is in purfuance of the fame ends expreft 
 therein. 
 
 3. To ufe mcanes to reclaime divers foldiers of fortune through falfe 
 
 fuggeflions joyning with our unnaturall countrymen, 6cc. 
 Committee for filling up the blanks in the propofitions of the Articles 
 of peace and for renewhig the commillion to the commiflioners to be fent 
 into England. 
 
 t> 
 
 25 Junii 1644. 
 Aft for putting forth of horfe and foot both for bygones and in tyme 
 comeing, and thofe that arc deficient thcrcintiU. 
 
 28 Junii 1644. 
 Order of Parliament anent the filling up of the blanks in the pro- 
 pofitions of peace. 
 
 Inftrucftions for the commifiioncrs who are to gee to England. 
 
 1. To profecute the former inftrucTlions given by the convention of 
 
 eftatcs for entertcyning mutual corrcfpondencie betwixt the 
 kingdomes. 
 
 2. To deliver a letter to the fpeaker of either houfe. 
 
 3. To returne to the committees of both kingdomes the propofitions 
 
 of peace with what wee thinke fitt to be added, which you fliall 
 gett inferted into the propofitions. 
 
 4. To condifccnd to circumftantiall alltcrations, if fuch be made by 
 
 the parliament, but if cflentiall and prcjudiciall to the caufe, to 
 refute and to advertife over. 
 
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 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. -.-a 
 
 5. If the propofitions be ngreeJ, to ftiul them from both fides to his 
 
 mnjeftye in fuch a way as fhall bee mutually confented in the com- 
 mittee of both kingdomes. 
 
 6. Upon the kuig's agreement to the proportions, or upon his makin"- 
 
 only circumilantiall difterences, the conimiflioners may conckule 
 upon thefe terms. 
 
 7. Upon his majeftie's refufiill or proponing effentlall different grounds, 
 
 the commiliioners are to certifie backe, going on with the pro- 
 pofitions whcreanent is no elientiall difference. 
 
 8. If liis majeftie preffe a treaty upon thefe demands, the com- 
 
 mifTioners are to doe as the committees of the two houles of the 
 parliament of England, and to advertile backe. 
 
 9. Brethren of England to till no blankes concerning themfelves ; 
 
 Scots commiflioncrs to fill up blankes that concerne Scotland. 
 
 10. To yeild to the refolution of the parliament, anent the quere or 
 Text qualification of the 14th propofition, anent their owne 
 noblemen and others for voiding both iiingdcmes trators, with a 
 promile againft them. 
 
 11. Incendiaries to be tryed by ather parliament, and not to beo 
 
 pardoned without content of the parliament of both kingdomes. 
 
 12. Concerning the 17th article you fliall debait the number of the 
 
 whole committee to be betwixt and 
 
 and the leafl: number of the delegates to be 
 
 13. Quere if prince Rupert and prince Maurice fhal be com.priffcd in 
 the reffitution of the ele6lor, and theranent take a joint relblutioii 
 with them. 
 
 14. If the parliament of England fhal be very fparing of their anfweres 
 to tlie queries as the i jtli and i^^l propofition, you fhall tcftifie 
 our thoughts thereanent, and advertife the committees of eiliates 
 before ye and they differ. 
 
 15. If you fhall come to the propofition of difbanding the armyes, 
 you fhall acquaint tlie committees and the lord generall. The 
 like anent the propofition of ceflation of armyes. 
 
 16. Commifhoners are to include under the name of England in 
 
 articles obligatory of them to us. 
 
 17. To make propofition for rciloring thofe who have been putt out of 
 
 places for adiicring to the caufe. 
 ■18. To be carefull and to endeavour to fettle witia the kingdome of 
 England the number and quality of Scots to be kept about the 
 king and prince. 
 
 19. In
 
 374 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 19. In cafe of divifion In England you fliall take care to prevent or re- 
 
 iTiove them, that falling out to be Impoffiblc, you (hall coun- 
 tenniKC them that are firmeft to the covenant, &c. 
 
 20. If the parliament of England defire the Scotch army about Yorke 
 
 to march further fouth, it is remitted to the lord gencrall to doe 
 
 what he thinks befl:. 
 i I . To endcauour the continuance of the committees of bothe 
 
 kingdomes, acknowledging the ufefulnefs of fuch conjundlion 
 
 of councills and armes, and our relentment of the parliament of 
 
 England's kindnefle therein. 
 22. To procure the approbation of the earle of Kallendar's forces 
 
 towards Ncwcaftle, and to move for their good entertaynmcnt. 
 2.2. To take care in managcing the warr, performing their inilruiSlions 
 
 and fetiing of peace, not to remltt the Ictllng of the kingdomes 
 
 in peace upon circumlliantiall differences. In difficultyes 
 
 requiring advife out of Scotland, to lend downe one of their 
 
 number. 
 24. If any thing be proponed contrary to their inftrudions, agree not 
 
 thereto, but acquaint the parliament and their committees, and 
 
 follow their directions. 
 To propound whither it be expedient as things fland to Invite 
 
 his majeflie to returne to his parliament. 
 Inflruclions added by the eftates of parliament to the former inftruc- 
 tlons already given to the commiflioners that goe to London. 
 
 1. To deale with the parliament of England, &c. for a commiffion to 
 
 the earle of Levine as general, &c. 
 
 2. To deale, &c. for another commiffion for Sir William Balfour or 
 
 colonell George Monro to command the troupes of horfe that is 
 to joyne with the Scotch army in Ireland. 
 
 3. To deale, &c. to enjoyne the Brittilh in Ireland to fubfcryve the 
 
 covenant. 
 
 4. To profecute an a6t made by the parliament in Scotland in favour 
 
 of James duke of Hamilton, and the other peeres and free lub- 
 
 jedts of this kingdome. 
 ^. To deale with his majcflie, that the carle of Lyndefav, his office 
 
 of trealurer, &c. till the next trienniall parliament, may be 
 
 granted to him by his majeflie and eflates of parliament for his 
 
 lyfe time. 
 6. To prolecute the deliverance granted be the parliament of Scotland 
 
 in favour of the earle of Dumferling. 
 
 Refults 
 
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 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. ^y^ 
 
 Refults of the parliament upon the articles of propofltions of peace. 
 Ill number 26. 
 
 A dland warrant in fiivour of the marquifle of Argyle. 
 
 12 July 1644. 
 Ordinance for ane folcmn thankfgiveing for the victory at Yorke. 
 
 15 July 1644. 
 AQ. anent the ratification of the calling of the convention, ratifica- 
 tion of the league and covenant, articles of treaty betwixt the kingdomes 
 of Scotland and England, and remanent afts of the convention of eflates 
 and committee thereof. Particularly, 
 
 A treaty was agreed unto by both kingdomes concerning the co- 
 venant, and afliftance craved from this kingdome by tiie kingdome 
 of England in purfuance of the ends expreil: therein. 
 
 Treaty for lecuring the towne of Bcrewyke, con forme whereto an 
 army was fent from Scotlande into England ; that the fupply of 
 that army and the Irifli army fhould be by excife ; and tooke up 
 money upon the publicke faithe. An army direcfted to the fbuth 
 of Scotland under the earlc of Kallendar, another to the north 
 thereof, under the command of the marquefi'e of Argyle ; and 
 therefore the eflates of parliament ratify tl:ie calling of the conven- 
 tion, 6cc. 
 
 LEAGUE and COVENANT.. 
 
 The forme thereof. 
 Wee noblemen, barons, &c. doe fwearc, 
 
 1. To preferve religion againft our common enemyes. 
 
 2. To endeavour the extirpating of popery, prelacy, fupcrflition, hc- 
 
 refy, fchifme, profanenes. 
 2- To preferve the rights and priviledges of parliaments, and the libcr- 
 tyes of the kingdomes, and the king's majcftie's perfon and autho- 
 rity in the defence of true religion. 
 
 4. To clifcover inccndiaryes, that they may be brought to publicke 
 
 tryall and punilhed. 
 
 5. To endeavour that peace may remaine as it is fettled by botli 
 
 parliaments. 
 
 6. To defend all thofc that enter into this league and covenant, and 
 
 not to be drawne from tliis union to the contrary part. 
 
 A con-
 
 3:6 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 A confcfrion of finnes, and a profefTion of amendment. 
 And wee make this covcRnnt in prefence of CJod. 
 General afTemblie's approbation of the fame, as the mofl: powei-flil 
 mcanes for fettling religion and peace, and eftablifliing his majcftie's 
 throne. 
 
 The convention of eflates approbation thereof — as the mod powerful 
 means, &c. ut fupra. 
 
 Ordinance for the fwenring and fubfcribeing thereof. 
 
 The commiliioncrs of the generall aflembly ordaine, that all mi- 
 niflcrs and people fliall fweare and lubfcribe the lame, upon paine 
 of confifcation of the goods of the refiifers. 
 
 Followes the treaty, with the ii propofitions agreed upon between tiic 
 parliament of both kingdomes of England and Scotland. 
 
 Articles of treatie concerning the townc of Berwicke. 
 
 That the Scots keepe the garifon with fix hundred foot and two 
 troope s of horfe, &c. 
 
 Edinburgh, 31 Jan. 1644. 
 Followes the acl for raifing of money for kipply of the army lent 
 into England- 
 
 16 July 1644. 
 
 Comrnifiion for thofe that goe into England unto John carle of Lou- 
 doun, &c. to repaire to England for the effectuating of a pacification, &c. 
 
 Difcharge by the parliament of Scotland to the parliament of Eng- 
 land of 30,000 1. fterling — of the bygone arrears due by them to tlie 
 Scotch army in Ireland. 
 
 19 July 1644. 
 Declaration in favour of the commiflloncrs that goe to England, 
 and for the quorum and payne of abfencc of the committee ofeilates. 
 
 Ten commlllioners, nyne to be a quorum. Defiilters, noble- 
 men to pay three dollors, the barons two, the burges one. 
 
 22 July 1644. 
 A<5t and declaration in favour of James duke of Hamilton and others, 
 peeres and fubjefts of tliis kingdome, imprifoned in England. 
 
 That his imprifonment is an infringement of the freedome and 
 liberty of the fubjeiSls of Scotland, for the Scotts that commit crymes 
 in this kingdome are to be tryed and judged legally by the ordinary 
 
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 udicatoryes thereof, 
 
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 23 July
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 377 
 
 23 July 1644. 
 Ratlncation of the articles of the treaty agreed unto betwixt the com- 
 mitljoners for Scotland and the commiflioners for England, concerning 
 the ordering of the warre in Ireland. 
 
 The treaty was for the reducing of the kingdome of Ireland to 
 the obedience of the king's majeflie and the crowne of England^ 
 
 Articles of the treaty concerning the reduceinge of the kingdome of 
 Ireland to the obedience of the king's majeftie and the crowne of Eng- 
 land, agreed upon betwixt the commiflioners for Scotland authorized 
 by his majeftie and the parliament of that kingdome, and the commif- 
 fioners for England authorized by his majeftie and the parliament of 
 that kingdome att Weftminfter. 
 
 1. To levy and tranfport tenn thovifand men into Ireland. 
 
 2. To fend ammunition and armes into Scotland 'from England,, to 
 
 remaine in Scotland in lieu of thofe they fend to Ireland. 
 J. Two fhipps of warr to be fent by the kingdome of England to 
 ■waft over the Scots foldiers ; and the fiid fhipps to attend at the 
 ports of Ireland for ferving the Scottifh army in goeing and re- 
 turneing betwixt the coafts. 
 
 4. The kingdome of England is to levy and furnifh tenn troopes of 
 
 cvvell armed horfemen, with officers, that Ihall obay the orders of 
 the Scotch army ; and 1 200 fterling to be advanced to levy <| 
 troop of an 1 00 horfemen in Scotland, 
 
 5. The pay of Scotcli and Englilh foldiers to be the fame, and what 
 
 allowances the officers are to have for their wagons. 
 
 6. The caftle of Carrikefergus ami Coallrayne to be putt into th^ 
 
 .hands of the Scotch army ; the Scots promife re-delivcry of them ; 
 •payment to be made to the kingdome of Scotland of all their dues 
 jifing upon this treaty; and thofe that are not difbanded by 
 regiments to be kept in pay. 
 y. Carrikefergus and Coallrayne to be furniflied with vicfluall by the 
 kingdome of England, which the Scots fha'll buy att a certayne 
 pryce ; and that the fame (hall be provided by the kingdome of 
 England with powder, ball, match, and other ammunition ; 
 rCMts and wagons to bee provided by the kingdome of England 
 for carrying the lame, and gunfnfiths, carpentars, engineers, and 
 hand-milnes. 
 S.. England to advance looo 1. fterling, to be dift)urfed by the Scots 
 .gcncraU's .warrant upon fortifications, intelligences, Sec. Not 
 ^. . JH) b above
 
 j-8 PROCEEDINGS OF T fl E 
 
 above that Ibme to be impreft yearly without warrant from Eiio-. 
 land. And for horfe to carry the artillery, 2000 1. and 500 1. 
 9. Ulfter and other villages to receive orders from the Scots com- 
 manders, to bring them viduals, oates, and hay, and flraw for 
 their money, and to rife and concur with the Scots troopes. 
 
 10. The 10,000 men to be lent out of England liril to profecute the 
 warre in Ulfter : power to give conditions to townes, caftles, and 
 perlbns that render themfelves, except tolleration of popilh re- 
 ligion ; and conditions concerning the lands oi rcbells. An agree- 
 ment what fhall be done by Englidi, Scots, and Irilh in divera 
 martiall affaires. 
 
 1 1.. The Scotch army to be entertayued by the Englilli for three 
 months, and to have a montli's advance when they are firil 
 muflered in Ireland,. &c. 
 
 12. The Scots army is to be difbandcd by the king and both houfes 
 
 of parliament, and to have a month's warning botbrc-hand, and 
 14 days pay allowed for the carrying of tliem home. 
 
 13. A month's warning by England before-hand, that tiiey will pay 
 
 the Scots army ia Irelande no longer, fhal be fufficieut. 
 
 24 July 1 644. 
 
 A<fl: appointing the committees of warre in the feverall fhires and divi-»- 
 /lons of the kingdorae. 
 
 25 July 1644. 
 
 A£l In favour of the earle of XalLendar for 40,000 L in recompenfe of: 
 his bygone fervice in the firft expedition to England. 
 
 The money is Scots money, to be payd to the faid earle out of 
 the readiefh moneys and other dues perteyning to the publicke. 
 Adt for putting the kingdome iu a pofture of warre for defence. 
 
 26 July 1644. 
 Commiffion for the committee of eftates of parliament. 
 
 27 July. 
 Aft anent the declaration att Oxford, and rebellion in the north and 
 fouth. 
 
 The declaration aforcfaid made by fundry of the Scots nation in 
 Oxford, moft heartily detcft all ordinances of the pretended con- 
 vention of eflates in Scotland, clpecially that ad concerning tiiat 
 
 traiterous
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 379 
 
 traiterous and damnable covenant taken betrvcen them and the re- 
 bells here. They defire that all that will not fubfigne this decla- 
 ration may not be permitted to live inider his mnjeftic's proteilion. 
 The ejflates ot parlianieut ordaynes the coppy thereof to be bunit 
 att the markett crofs of Edinburgh by the hangman. And they 
 recommend the piinifliment of the rebells in the north and fouth. 
 Warrand to the provofl and baillyes of Edinburgh for burning of the 
 declaration made at Oxford att the markett croffe of Edinb\:rgh. 
 Commiffion for the Irifji affivires. 
 
 The Scots commillioners, the erle of Levin lord gencrall, and 
 others, to joyne with commiffioners that fhall come from England 
 for carrying on of the warr in Ireland. 
 Ordinance anent the Irifh bufinefi'e. 
 
 The eftates of parliament ordayne fourteen thoufand pounds fler- 
 ling to be fent to Ireland to the fcrvlce of the Scotch army thcre^ 
 Item, Viftuall to be fent over, and (hips to guard it. Item, They 
 declare the commiffioners to Ireland are members of the committee 
 of the cftates of parliament. Item, They ordayn, that the com- 
 miffioners that goe to Englande defire a commiffion to be fent to 
 the parliament of England, to the carle of Levin, as generall of 
 the forces in Ireland, both Scots and Brittifh, to command all 
 troopes of horfe that are to joyne with the Scotch army. That the 
 . parliament of England would not injoyne the Brittifh to fubfcribe 
 the covenant. Item, They ordayne the laird of Laweres to repair 
 to Ireland to affift the carrying on the warre, &c. and ordayne 
 that Ihovelles, fpaids, axes, hockes and fcythes be fent to the Scotch 
 army in Ireland. 
 Act of approbation and exoneration to the committee for revifuig the 
 regifters, and warrand f)r delivery thereof, and keyes of the charter- 
 houfe in the caflle of Edinburgh ; and that Sir Alexander Gibfon, clerke 
 of the regifters and records, doe revife and inventory the faid records, 
 and doe every other thing for the lafety and prefervation of the fimc as 
 hec wil be anfwerable to the king's majeftic and the eftates of parlia- 
 ment; and to bring an inventory of the fayd. records to the parliament 
 the next leflion. 
 
 29 July 1644. 
 Reference aneut the aft for putting the kingdome In a pollure of warre 
 and defence. 
 
 Aiit continuing the parliament to the firil: Tucfday of January 1^45, 
 and dcclareing the parliament current untill that day. 
 
 Bhb 2. The
 
 380 ' PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 The roll of the particular commodities fubjedl in payment of cxclfe,, 
 and of the rates layd thereon. 
 
 A61 renewing the commiilion for conferving_ the peace betwixt the 
 kinffdomesc 
 
 Apiul Edinburgh, 6 Feb. 1645. 
 Ad: anent the ratification of the direftory for publlck worfliipp,. and' 
 a£l of the general aflembly made thereanent. 
 
 The dire6lory was for the publicke worfliipp of God in the three 
 nations lately united by the folemne league and covenant, to which 
 the eftates of parhament objedl, and which the general aflembly 
 ordain«s tohave the force of a law. 
 
 10 Feb. .1645, 
 The geHcrall aiTemblle's petition to the parliament, with the order of 
 parliament for recording thereof, and anfwer thereto. 
 
 The effect of their petition is, Tlaat the barbarous Irifh,, and 
 there owne treacherous countrymen joyned with them, doc en— 
 creafe, to the danger of kirke and kingdome ; therefore they ap- 
 point a folemne faft ; and that they are to helpe the Lx)rd againft 
 the mighty, which being delayed, tlae intcftine enemy is firength- 
 ened, the harts of our friends faint, and wee cannot reach helpe to 
 thofe that wreflle for the worke of reformation. May it pleafe 
 your honors, therefore, to take a fpeedy courfe of juftice againft 
 the bloody enemyes, &c. Whereupon the eflates of parliament 
 ordein it to be recorded, and declare that their proceedings fliall; 
 give a fatisfadory anfwer to the points tliereof. 
 
 I -I Feb.. 1645.- 
 • Decreit of forf^ilter againfl: the earles of Montroile, Nithlfdale, and 
 others, for the invafion in the fouth. 
 
 In a fummonds of treafon and forfalter againfl: the earle of 
 Montrofle, upon feveral ads there recited, making it treafon to 
 do that he and others there named had done, hee and they are 
 charged, 
 
 Firft, That he and thofe others joyned themfelves without con- 
 fcnt of the parliament of Scotland, and were in armes with the 
 marquefle of Newcaflle, leader of an army in England, againft the 
 kingdome, fubjeds, and parliament of England, and againft the 
 !:cotti(h army feat out of this kingdome by the eftates thereof for 
 
 tbe
 
 PARI^IAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 381 
 
 che defence of the true religion, &c. and in hoftile mannci- ea- 
 ti-ed their native country at Dumfreis, by the which hoftile invafion 
 the faid perfones, &c. are culpable of the high crimes of treafon. 
 
 Secondly, The faid James earle of Montroffe, &c. have joyned 
 themirlves in armes with olonel Clavering, &c. without the con- 
 ient of this parliament of this kingdome of Scotland, and by force 
 of armes, upon the dayes of May laft bypaif, did in hoftilq. 
 
 manner befiege lieutenant-collonel Somervill in the caflle of Mor- 
 peth, &c. 
 
 Thirdly, Without confent of the kingdome of Scotland did by 
 force of armes, in the moneth of May laft bypaft, affault the fort 
 upon the water of Tyne in England, called the South Sheills, and. 
 forced captaine Thomas Rutherfurd, keeper thereof, to yield the faid 
 fort unto collonel Clav.ering, againft the large treaty in anno 1641. 
 Hee and the other had a day lett them to appeare att the parlia- 
 ment at Edinburgh, and that there non-appearance fliould be holden 
 as inanifeft probation of their guiltines who appeared not : And 
 thereupon by the procurators of the eftates of the kingdome it was 
 prayed that juftice might be miniftred upon the forefaid fummonds. 
 The eftates of parliament findis the member of the faid fummonds 
 founded upon James earle of Montrolfe, &c. for invading this 
 kingdome, &c. futficiently proven to inferr the payne of treafon, 
 viz. forfalter of life, &c. and they finds the other parts of the 
 charge. Tharefore the eftates of parliament pronounceth their de- 
 creitt of forfalter as followeth, viz. That James earle of Mon- 
 troffe, &c. has incurred the punifhment of treafon, viz. forfalter 
 of their lives, &c. and decerns them traytors to the eflates of this 
 kingdome. And the Lyon king at armes is to rive out their armes 
 out of the booke of armes, &c. Whereupon his highnes advocate 
 afkit inflruments.. 
 
 Decreet of forfalter againft the earle of Montroffe, and others, for 
 the invafion in the north. 
 
 That in the parliament holden at Edinburgh the iith day of 
 Febr. 1645, there was fommonds raifit att the inftance of Sir Tho-- 
 mas Hoip, knt. his majeftie's advocate, and of Sir Thomas Nicol- 
 fone, knt. and others, advocats, from the eftates of parliament, 
 againft James earle of Montroffe and others, contenit in the fud 
 fommonds. That is to fay, the fiid defenders to have aufwercd to 
 tlie crymes layed to their charges, and to have heard aiul feeri. 
 
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 382 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 themftlvcs declared by the cftates of pnrliuniLnt guilty thereof", and 
 therefore to have incurred the payne of high treafon, &c. Becaufe 
 by the common law, lawes and ilatutes of this kingdome, &c. all 
 perlones whatfoever who rifes in rebillion. See. are guilty of iiigh 
 treafon, and incurres the payne of high treafon, and incurrcs the 
 paync of forfalter of lyfc, &c. And true it is, that the faid James 
 carle of Montrofle, and remanent defenders, has, upon the firfl:, 
 fecond, and remanent dayes of the moneths of July, Augiifl, Sep- 
 tember, and October, 6cc. anno 164.4, come into this kingdome, 
 and led an army of armed Iriflimen throw this kingdome with dif- 
 •playcd banner, and deftroyed his majeiHe's good fubjeds, and their 
 houfes, corne, and guids, throw divers places of this kingdome ; 
 efpecinlly upon the day of x-^ugufl: laft they tooke tiie caflle of 
 
 Blair of Atholl ; aiid upon the day of Auguft lall invaded the 
 
 place of Weyme, and burnt the houfes of the tennants of the fiid 
 laird of Weyme ; and the day of AugulT: laft paft came and 
 
 camped about Peaith att Tilbermure, killed many of his majeftie's 
 good fubjedts there, entred Pcarth, and robbed it att their good 
 pleafure, and tooke with them thence as prifoners many of his ma- 
 jeftie's good fubjefls ; and went in battell array to the Kerfe of 
 *Gowrie and flieriffdome of Angus, and incamped att Dundielaw, 
 and fommoned Dundie to render; burnt his majeftie's good lub- 
 je£ts at Angus ; and entered the fheriffdome of Aberdene, and did 
 upon the threttine day of September lail bypaft trcafonablv afllaulc 
 the towne of Aberdene, and the forces of the eftates of this king- 
 dome, and killed many of them, and entered and tooke the townc 
 of Aberdene, and kept the fame certayn weckes or daves, and in 
 the meane tyme killed his majeflie's good fubjedls therein ; and 
 upon the eight and nyne dayes of Odlobtr laft bypafl: burnt the 
 (lioufe of Little Blair in the Stormeuth, and the houfe of Ardblair, 
 .and corn-houfc thereof; and burnt Ikinnett-raw, the fuburbs of 
 •Dundie. And David Grahame of Gorthie has taken up armes agains 
 ^this kingdome and cftates of the country, with the faid earlc of 
 ISTontrofle, &c. and was ccmmiffair of the rcbells army, and was 
 preftnt v> ith theni at the confliift of Aberdene, and are guilty of 
 the deeds aforcfaid, therefore the Inid defenders are culpable of the 
 . cry mes of treafon, and have incurred the payne of high treafon; 
 they were fommoned to have compcired before the eflates of par- 
 liament the 7th day of January then next to come, and now lait 
 ^bypaft, to have anfv.cred att the inftaiice of his majeftie's advocate, 
 
 &c.
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 583 
 
 &c. for the crymes and factis a'oove written, and to have heard or 
 Ceen themfelves declared by the ellates of" parhamcnt to be guilty of 
 riie laid crymes, and to have incurred the payne of high treafon, 
 &c. with certification to the difobeyors, that if they compere not, 
 the eftates of parliament v/ould then inftantly proceed agalnll: the 
 faid defenders as rebells and traytors ; and that their abfence fhould 
 te enough, and that there lliould need no farther probation ; but if 
 they compeired they fliould be proceeded againft upon lawfiill pro- 
 bation. The faid defenders were three levcrall tymes publickly 
 called at the parliament-houfe doore, and they appeared not to an- 
 fwer, nor none for them, whereupon Mr. Thomas Nicolfone alkiC: 
 inftruments. The edates of parliament appoint a committee of 
 their owne number to confider of the probation of the forefaid fom-- 
 monds, before whom there compeired his majeflie's advocate, and! 
 the procurators of the eftates of this kingdome : They charge tiie 
 carle df Montrofle, that hee made an ordinance att Forfar the oth'; 
 day of Febr. 1644, that all trew fubje6ls between iixtie and fix teen 
 Oiould repaire to his army with their befc arraes, under payne of 
 burning and flaying all difobedient perfbnes. And the earlc of. 
 Montroffe, &c. were called att the doores of the parliament- houfe 
 to have compeired before the faid committee, to have heard, &c. 
 and compeired not, whereupon one of the procurators of the eftates 
 alkit inftruments. The committee, after receiveing the depofitions 
 of fundry witneires for proveing the pointz of the faid ibmmonds 
 againil: the defenders above written, made their report, which being- 
 read in audience of parliament, the ellates of parliament declared- 
 that they will only att this tyme confider the faid report as to tlic 
 faid James earle of Montrofle. And therefore the faid Janacs earle 
 of ^iontroU'ej.&c. being publickly called three feverall tymes in au- 
 dience of the parliament, &c. to have heard and feen fentence pro- 
 nounced againft them conforme to the faid report and fommonds 
 they compered not, nor none to anfwer for them. Wh.ercupon 
 the edates of parliament having advifed upon the forefaid rerort and 
 fommonds, they find the propofition of the faiil fommonds relievant 
 againfl: the perfones now iiitifted againfi: to infcrr the payne and 
 punilhment of treafon; and moll: of the h.eads of the charge layd 
 in the lommonds are recited again, and found apninll rhem fuffi- 
 ciently proved; and find thcni to be guilty of the crynie of trcalbn. 
 And they iind the member of the laid afliiniption founded u[)on the 
 faid .David. Graham. of -Gorthie his takcing up of armcs againrt the 
 
 kingdome
 
 5S4'' PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 kingdome and cflates of the countrv ^vith the faul earlc of KTon- 
 trolic, and with Alexander Macdonald and the Irllh rebells ; and 
 his being prefent at the conflicl of Aberdene, and his being com- 
 miflair to the rebells army, lufficicntly proven to infer the payne 
 and punifhment of treafon; thairfore the eftates of parliament pro- 
 'iiounceth thair fcntcnce of forfaUcr againlt them in manner above 
 written and as foUowes. The eflates finds, decerns, and declares, 
 that the faid James earle of Montroflc, &c. has incurred the pain 
 and punifhment of treafon, that is, forfalter of tlieir liv^es, 6cc. 
 and declares them traytors to the eftates of this kingdome, &c. 
 l' .and ordaines the Lyon king att armes to ryve out of the booke of 
 armcs, in face of parliament, and att the crofle of Edinburgh, efter 
 found of trumpett, their armes. Which fentence of forfolter 
 being read in parliament, was pronounced for law againft them 
 by the dempfter of parliament. Whereuppon the faid Mr. Thomas 
 Nicolfone, procurator, 6cc. afkit inftruments. 
 
 12 Fcbr. 1645. 
 A£l anent the delinquents at Newcaftle. 
 
 The committee are to returne this anfwere tQ the paper given 
 in behalfe of the parliament of England, That it was agreed unto 
 Jjy the committee of both kingdomes at NewcafHe, that fucli per- 
 fons (hould be Imployed for the ^vorking of the coalcs there as 
 were iibJe to do the fame for the heft advantage of mayntenance 
 to the army, &c. 
 Warrant to the committee for the procefle agalnri: divers who are pre- 
 tended ■upon feverall prefumptions to have been of Montrofle's partie, 
 and to report to the parliament in what fines the feverall delijiquents 
 deferve to be fined. 
 
 ao Febr. 1645. 
 A6t anent the felling of forfeited lands. 
 
 21 Febr. 1645^ 
 Ratification of the propofitions for church-government, ordination of 
 minifters, and of the a.51 of afiembly thereanent. 
 
 25 Feb. 1645. 
 The coate of armes of Montrofle and utiiers forfault perfones rent. 
 This day the l.yon king att armes, accompanycd with his 
 brethren the heralds, efter found of trumpett, in tiicc of parliament 
 
 did
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 385 
 
 did rent the coates of armes of James fometyme earle of MontrofTe, 
 and others, perfons couteyned in the decreets of forfalters pro- 
 nounced againft him and them upon the i ith of February inftant. 
 And this conforme to the ordinance of the faids decreets of For- 
 faultour. 
 
 27th Febr. 1645. 
 
 Aft anent the maintenance of the army. , 
 
 Articles from the committee of difpatch approvin by the parliament. 
 This is for fetting forth of their army, contayning thirteen articles. 
 
 I ft March 1645. 
 A£b of afTurance to thefe that buy forfeited lands. 
 
 Aft of approbation of certaine articles concluded by the committee of 
 dilpatches. 
 
 6 th March 1645. 
 A61 anent the putting of the kingdome in a pofture of warre for 
 defence. 
 
 Ratification to Sir James Lumfden of his commiflion to be governor 
 of Newcaftle. 
 
 The committee with the army in England, and the lord gene- 
 rail, gave hini his commiflion to be governour of the towne of 
 Newcaftle upon Tyne, and garrifon there. The eftates of parlia- 
 ment confirme his commiflion to be as valid as if themfelves had 
 granted it. 
 Articles from the committees of difpatches and moneys agreed unto. 
 
 8 th March 1645. 
 Commiflion to the committee of eftates concerning their comeing into 
 England. 
 
 Aft anent the 31,000 1. fterling allotted for the army in England, 
 Anfwer of the eftates to the remonftrance of the generall affejiibly. 
 They refolve to fuppreflTe the enemyes of religion and the king- 
 dome, to do juftlce to the enemyes of the kingdome, or of the pre- 
 fent caufe maintayned by the kingdomes, and to performe what 
 they have promifed, vowed, and fworn in their covenants. 
 Anfwer of the parliament to the papers given in by the Englifli com- 
 mlffioners. 
 
 Their papers were concerning proteftions to delinquents. The 
 eftates of parliament for the tyme tocomethinke it juft that protec- 
 tions to delinquents fliould be limited to the rcftrayning of Ibldicrs 
 from afts of violence, not to extend to proteftions of them from 
 juftlce, except capitulations upon furrender of places. They agree 
 to another paper for the adjufting of accompts ; to another paper they 
 
 C c c agree
 
 -^86 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 agree to the regulating, recruiting, or reforming of their army; as 
 for the mofs troopers, they have given order tor the punifhing of 
 them and their recetters in relief of the borderers of Northumber- 
 land, &c. 
 Reference in favour of the lord Lyoun. 
 
 Sir James Balfour was to have forty-two dollores for providing 
 the coates of armes of the perfons forfauked which were to be torne. 
 
 Apud Sterlinum, 8 Julli 1645. 
 A£t anent the outputting offerees for the prefeut neceflity. 
 
 nth July 1645. 
 Reference anent the laaior of Benvick. 
 
 2d Auguft 1645. 
 A6t of approbation of the direftorye, and for recording, publifhing, 
 and pratiling of the flime, conforme to the prefent coppy. 
 
 The eftates of parliament ratifie the printed coppye of the direc- 
 torye prefented unto them by the commlffioners of the generall 
 aflembly. 
 
 5th Auguft 1645. 
 Adi for manageing of the warre. 
 A<ft for the new recruite and divifion thereof. 
 
 6th Auguft 1645. 
 Remitt anent the papers prefented by the lord chancellor from England. 
 The eftates of parliament having confidered certayne papers given 
 in by their commilTioners in England for a well-grounded peace, 
 approve the fame, &c. 
 Ordinance in favour of lord LIvingftoune. 
 Commiffion for treating with the Englilh commiffioners. 
 
 The eftates of parliament doe conjoine to their commilTioners- 
 formerly nominate to treat anent the articles of peace with the king- 
 dome of England, the earle of Loudoun, and others. 
 
 yth Aug. 1645. — 10 die feffionis. 
 
 Act for uplifting of pecunlall paynes to be beftowed upon pious ufes. 
 
 Commlffion to the earle of Merfliall for uplifting malignantes rentes. 
 
 Commlfrion to the earle of Findlatter for the uplifting of malignantes 
 rentes. 
 
 Commiftion to the vicount of Frendrant and laird of Boyne for uplift- 
 ing malignantes rentes. 
 
 Commlffion to the lord Frazer for uplifting malignantes rents. 
 
 Ordinance for liberation of James Grahame. 
 
 Apud.
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 3B7 
 
 Apud burgum de St. Androls, 26th November 1645, 
 Severall orders for marching of their army. 
 
 1 8 th December. 
 A(5l anent the trayning and armyng of the fourt man. 
 
 The eftates of parliament ordaine the 4th man of the fenfible per- 
 fons to be armed and trayned upon all occafions ; all betwixt fixtie 
 and fixteen to be trayned and armed. 
 
 2d January 1646. 
 Anfvver of parliament to the remonftrance of the kirke, 
 
 8th January 1646. 
 CommifTion to the generall and others anent Newarke on Trent. 
 
 Commiffion to the generall Alex. E. of Levin, David Lefley> 
 lieutenant-generall, and others, to joyne with the forces of both 
 houfes of the parliament of Englandc againfl Newarke upon Trent. 
 
 Secundo Febr' 1646. 49 die pari'. 
 A£t difchargeing printing of any thing concerning religion and the kirk 
 without licence upon forfeiture of the prefles and letters. 
 
 Overtures from the commiliioners of the generall aflembly, with the 
 parliament's ordinance thereanent. 
 
 The overtures are ii in number for the promoting of the cauie 
 and punilhing malignants, to every of which the eflates of parlia-' 
 ment give a particular anfwer. 
 A£l anent non-covenanting patrons. 
 
 The eftates'of parliament judge the 9th a6lof his majeflie's fccoud 
 parliament anno 1641, anent non-covenanting patrons, to extend 
 againfl: non-fubfcribers of the national covenant, and alfo againft 
 non-fubfcribers of the league and covenant of the three kingdomes, 
 
 Tertio Febr' 1646. 
 InftruiSlions from the parliament of Scoland to their commiflioners 
 att London. 
 
 Tiie houfes of parliament demand the removall of the Scotirti 
 forces out of the townes and caftles of Carliile, &c. Hereupon the 
 parliament of Scotland fend nine inftrudions, as that they are fb 
 ncoelTary that they cannot goe on in the Icrvice without them ; 
 that the Scots recovered theic garrifons from the enemy ; they will 
 give fecurity for rcftitution of them after the warre is ended ; that 
 they will be content to rctayne Berwick, Carlifle, and Tinmouth ; 
 that the garrifons fhall be reftored when they are payd tlie fomms 
 
 C c c 2 ok'
 
 38S PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 of money due to them, &c. The pouits of the treaty debated at 
 Uxbndge they are to defire may be fent to his majeftie, wliich were 
 for fetling religion, the militia, and Ireland. They are to endeavour 
 that the i 7th propofition concerning the militia might not be altered; 
 that the militia ought not to be fetled without the king if hee be 
 willing to doe it with advice of his parliament, to defire a conjunc- 
 tion of the councells and forces of both kingdomcs to promote the 
 ends of the common league and covenant. If the howfes of par- 
 liament will alter the i 7th propofition, they are intruded to aniwer 
 in that cafe. There commifiioners v.-ere to demand halfc, att leaft 
 the third part of officers about king, queen, and prince to-be Scotch- 
 men, and to demand fundry great priviledges concerning tiie num- 
 ber of the cavahie in Scotland, what anfwer to make, and concern- 
 hig a garrifon in Ireland called Belfaft, to define it may remayne in 
 the pofleflion of the Scots ; upon reading,, the eilates of parliament 
 approve thefe inftrudions. 
 
 4 Febr' 1646. 
 A<St ancnt the recruiting of the armies. 
 
 Ten thoufand foot appointed to be entertained; 
 Commiffion for clearing the accompts with England of their receipts 
 fince their lafl: going into England, for which purpofe they appoint the 
 earle of Dumferling and others, to adjufl the accompts in money billets, 
 afleflhient, and otherwife. 
 
 Inftrudions to the marquis Argyle and others for providing for the. 
 army in Ireland., 
 
 6 Articles of Infiru^libns. 
 
 1. To bring part of the Scotch army in Ireland over, 
 
 2. To meet and concurrwith theEnglifh commilfioners thereanerrt. 
 
 3. To fat isfic George Monro of our relblutions eonceri>ing him. 
 
 4. That the army thence land att fitt places, and that neceflaryes be 
 
 provided there for them. 
 
 5. To provide fliipps to tranfport the army to prefle fuch as refufe. 
 
 6. To deale witli Sir Frances Hamilton to come over to Scotland with 
 
 his regiment.. 
 
 Apud Edinburgum 3 Novembris 1646, being the firfi day of this 
 
 fefiion of parliament. 
 
 Septimo Novembris 1646. 
 Act of approbation in favour of the marques of Argyle and remanent 
 ecunmiffioneis att Ix)ndoa, 
 
 Eftates;
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 389 
 
 Eftates of parliament declare that they have dealt faithfulv, pain- 
 fullj', and dutifully, and deferve not only approbation, but alfo 
 thankes, which the parliament hereby gives them. 
 
 14 Nov. 1646. 
 Letterfrom the parliament to the king defyreing a fettlement of religion, 
 and a happy and well-grounded peace in all his majellie's dominions, accord- 
 ing to the oath and covenant. 
 
 . 24 Dec' 1646, 
 Inilrudlions from the parliament of Scotland to William earle of 
 Lothiane and Alexander lord Balcarras, for the nobility; James Macdowell 
 ot Garthland, Sir Thomas Ruthven of Frieland, for the barones; Edward 
 Edzer, baillie of Edinburgh, and William Glendonlng, provoft of Klrken- 
 brlt, for the burrowls,. and Sir Adam Hepburne of Humble, fuper- 
 numerarie, who are fent to the king's majeftie at Newcaflle. 
 
 1. You ar-e to deale with his majeftie to aflent to the propofitions^ of 
 
 peace offered to him in name of both klngdomes, &c. 
 
 2. To gett this afftnt your are to reprefent to his majeftie that it will 
 
 be a mcane to continue monarchicall government to him and his 
 pofterlty. 
 3-. Urge his majeflie's promifeto give fatlsfaclion to the joynt defires^of ' 
 both kingdomes : upon his aflent they wll be willing to facrlfice 
 their lives and fortunes to eflabllfh his majeftie in his throne. 
 
 4. To reprefent dangers that will enfue, upon his denyall or delay, both; 
 
 to religion and to his majeftie. 
 
 5. To reprefent that if England putt him from government upon his 
 
 dtnlall, this kingdome of Scotland find It unlawfuU to aliift him 
 for recovery. 
 
 6. That upon his deniall they will take a courfe to prevent his come- 
 
 Ing to Scotland. 
 
 7. To reprefent that if he grant not the propofitions, this klngdomof 
 
 will be neceffitated to continue the government thereof without 
 
 him. 
 8; To reprefent, till his aflent, hce may not come orremayne in Scotland 
 
 with freedome, aiid if hee doe come, they will be necefiitated to put 
 
 a guard upon his pcrfon. 
 Liftractlons from the parliament of Scotland to tlielr commiflioiicrs 
 att London. 
 
 I, To endeavour with the houfe of parliament, that the league aud 
 
 coyenant be enjoyned to be taken by all the fubjeds. 
 
 5U That.
 
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 2. That a joyntway be taken by both khigdomes for prefervmg mo- 
 narchical! government, on his majeftie and his pofterity, according 
 to the covenant. 
 
 2. To prefle a joint courfe bee taken anent difpofall of his majeftie's 
 perfon till hee agree to the propofitions. 
 
 4. To prefle for eight thoufand pounds fterlingbe moneth to be fent to 
 
 Scotland to keepe horfe and foot in armes there, till peace be 
 fettled. 
 
 5. That there may be a courfe by the parliament of England, to enter- 
 
 taine the Scots army in Ireland, or to pay their arreares and lett 
 them be called home. 
 
 6. To prefle the parliament of England to kcepe (liips upon the wcfl 
 
 coafls conform to the treaty. 
 
 7 To prefle the houfes of parliament to fend commiffioners to Ne'.v- 
 caftle to joyne with the Scotts in the difpofall of his majefl:ie's 
 perfon in cafe hee will not grant the propofitions. 
 
 8. To preflTe that a guard may be fett about his majeflie att London 
 for fo long time as hee fliould deny to afl^ent to the propofitions ; 
 fbme provifoes in that cafe ; who fhould have acceflTe to him, and 
 who not ; and the monarchicall government to be no further 
 altered then it had been for three yeares bygone. 
 
 A£t anent the quorum of the commilfioners in England. 
 
 Upon neceflary abfence of lome of the commiflioners of Scotland 
 refiding in London, whereby the appointed quorum of ilk eflate cannot 
 meet, the eftates of parliament ordaynes two to be a quorum. 
 
 25 Dec' 1646. 
 
 Orders of the parliament to the lord generall Levin. 
 Orders of parliament to generall major Midleton. 
 
 26 Dec' 1646. 
 
 Inftrudlons from the parliament to the commiflioners fent to Newcaftle 
 and to the generall, generall officers, and governor of Newcaflle. 
 
 1. To take care that the treaty now pafl: be obferved concerning the 
 
 two hundred thoufand pounds delivery, and the flighting of 
 Berwicke and Carlile. 
 
 2. To be carefull to make diflribution of that money to fuch as ferved 
 
 as well in Scotland as in England. 
 
 3. To carry away the magazin of powder, ball, match, &c. remanent 
 
 in any garrifon, before the garrilon remove. 
 
 4. The cannon and train of artillery to be tranfportcd to Berwicke by 
 
 land carriages. 
 
 5. Vidualls
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 391 
 
 5. Vidualls to be tranfported to Scotland in Scotts fhlpps . 
 , 6. That fome of the money aforefaid may be advanced to Sir William 
 Dicke, neceffitated by the great advancement made by him in this 
 caufe. 
 Committee for drawing up of the proclamation.againll malignants. 
 They were to draw an draught of an proclamation to be prefented 
 to the parliament concerning the command of tenne of fuch 
 perfones acceflbrie to the late rebellion, as they thinke fitt. 
 
 Ult. Dec' 1646. 
 Commiflion for thefe that goes to Newcaftle. 
 
 It is to William earle of Lothian and others, to repairs to the 
 king to Newcaftle, and to joyne with our commiffioners there, &c. 
 and to deale with his majeftie for a fatisfadtory anfwer to their in- 
 flrudtions underwritten. 
 
 1 . They ordaine a letter to the king about their commiffioners inftruc- 
 
 tions to his majeftie. 
 
 2. The parliament thankes for making the earle of Crawford, Linley, 
 
 treafurer. 
 
 3. To entreat Lowdon chancellor, and the earl of Lawderdaill to return 
 
 to London, and clofe with the parliament in the important bufinelTc 
 committed to their care. 
 4.. Three letters, one concerning Belfaft in Ireland, the 2d to major 
 generall Monro, the third to the Scotch commiffioners att London, 
 read and approven in parliament. 
 
 16 Jan' 1647. 
 Declaration of the kingdome of Scotlande. 
 
 That this kingdome would be necefitated to joyne with the king- 
 dome of England, conforme to the league and covenant, in providing 
 for the prefent and future fecurity of both kingdomes. 
 
 Holmby houfe in com' North' agreed by the Scotch and Englifh 
 fitt for the king to come to for the fafety of his perfon in defence of 
 religion, and the kingdomes libertyes, according to the covenant. 
 Delires of the kingdome of Scotland. 
 
 1. A committee of both kingdomes to attend his majeftie for granting 
 
 the proportions of peace. 
 
 2. None to be debarred acceffe to his majefty that have warrant of par- 
 
 liament of either kingdomes. 
 
 3. That one kingdome allill: the other in cafe of trouble. 
 
 4. That England would condifcend to entertayne forces for fuppreffing 
 
 the Irilh rebells. 
 
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 392 .C P R O C E E D I N G S OF THE 
 
 29 Jan' 1647. 
 Orders from the parliament of Scotland for thefe forces which are to 
 
 be kept up for the I'ervice of the country and for the regular difbandlng 
 of the remanent of their armycs. 
 
 Commiflioa to the lord of Levin to be lord generall. 
 
 The eftates of parliament, upon experience of his fidelity In the 
 three laft expeditions into Ireland, appoint him their generall agalnft 
 the rebells within Scotland. 
 Inftrudtionsto the lord generalLhls excellence. 
 
 1 . To keep correfpondence with the committee of eflates, and to admltt 
 
 no xidvantage againfi: the rcbt-lls. 
 
 2. The i'oldiers to take quarter for noe more men then they have, and 
 
 that, not without fpcciall warrant of parliament. 
 
 3. The generall not to fupply places of fuperlor officers falling vaikc. 
 
 4. Not to grant exemptions from quarterings or publique per- 
 
 formances. 
 
 5. If there fliall be any appearance of InvaGon, the generall is to 
 
 give order to the fhires and burghes adjacent to rife in armes for 
 oppofition. 
 
 6. Upon takeing any confiderable ftrcngth, to fecure the fame and 
 
 advertife the parliament. 
 7- To fee inferior officers obferve conditions putt upon them. 
 
 30 Jan' 1647. 
 Anent the dilbanding of the forces w^ithin this kingdome. 
 
 5 Feb' 1647. 
 Adl againft the difbandlng of the regiments of horfe. , 
 -AS: anent the difbandlng of the regiments of foot. \t 
 The eflates ordalne the like act for difbandlng of the haill remanent 
 
 foot regiments within the kingdome that are not to be keepcd up by the 
 new modell. 
 
 Order ofparliament anent the maklngup of the tropees and foot regiments 
 of the new modelled forces that are to be tane out of thefe forces within 
 the kingdome. 
 
 6 Feb' 1647. 
 AS. and order of parliament for advancement of one monethhe mayn- 
 
 teiiance for difbandlng of the army. 
 
 II Feb' 1647. 
 Anfwers of parliament to the remonflrance of the kirke. 
 1. They ordalne all adls already made for punifhing vice to fland in 
 force, and are ready to enad new theraneut. 
 
 2. That
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 393 
 
 2. That they have been ready toprofecute workc of uniformity accord- 
 
 ing to the covenant, and have yet againe made their addrefles to 
 his majeftie for figneiug the covenant. 
 
 3. Concerniiigperfons brought of the rebeHion, that they give fecurity 
 
 for their good behaviour and commanded off tounc, and not to 
 exercife any places of tfuft, civiil or military. 
 
 4. Former lawes to be in torce againfl: excommunicate perfbns. 
 
 5. That they have provided lome releif for the diflrefled province of 
 
 Argyle, and will profecute the warre againil the rebells there. 
 
 6. That they will take a fpeedy courfe for Ireland upon knowledge what 
 
 is the refult of the grand committee. 
 
 7. That the judicatoryes of the kirk be mayntalned and infolencycs 
 
 againft them punilhed. 
 B. That they have taken a courfe for punifhing dilorderly foidiers, and 
 upon report from the great committee will refhrain them for 
 the futuj-e. 
 
 25th Febr. 1647. 
 
 Orders of parliament concerning the pay and provifion of the forces 
 kept up for the lervice of the kingdome. 
 
 Followes the eflablilhment of the pay for the officers and foidiers, 
 horfe and foot. 
 
 Followes the eftablifhment of the pay for the generall commiflioner 
 and his deputyes. 
 
 27th February 1647. 
 Committee for the accompts of the 200,000 I. fterling that comes 
 from the parliament of England to the Scottilh army, and to heare the 
 Soldiers complaints againfl their officers. 
 
 4th March 1647. 
 Ad: anciit thcfe excepted from getting pardon or conditions. 
 
 Tlie eflatcs declare James Graham not to be capable of pardon, 
 Noe power graunted to any general officer Ihall extend to his par- 
 don. No capitulation to be made for him, nor Allafter Macdo- 
 nald, James Gordoun, fometymcs lord of Amboync, John Gor- 
 doun, fometymcs marquis ct' Huntley, Lcdewickc Lyndfey, fome- 
 tymes earle of Crawfurd, and Sii' Jolm Hurrie, all declared to be 
 ■excepted from pardon. 
 
 Ddd t;th
 
 394 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 5th March 1647. - 
 
 Aft anent the traine of artillery. 
 Proclamation for ferniing of the excife. 
 
 6th March 1647, 
 lnftru£tions to lieutenant generall David Lefley. 
 
 The fame witli the inftrudions to the lord generall his excellence, 
 under the date formerly 29th Jan. 1647. 
 
 8th March 1647, 
 Aft for the eflablifhment of the traine of artillery. 
 Committee for the borders betwixt Scotland and England. 
 
 9th March 1647. 
 CommifTion to lieutenant David Lefley being lieutcnant-generall. 
 
 To doc any thing, neceflarie for the good of the fervice, appertcyn- 
 ing to the charge of a lieutenant-generall. 
 
 loth March 1647. 
 Aft anent the traine of artillery. 
 Aft and commiffion anent the excife. 
 
 nth March 1647. 
 Aft renewing the commiffion to the commiffioners for England. 
 
 The commiffion anno 1 644 is renewed ; the earle of Lawderdaill 
 fent from Scotland to joyne with the three already in Lon<lon> 
 
 15th March 1647. 
 Anfwcr of parliament to the papers given in by the Engliffi commif- 
 .(ioners. 
 
 That the fame defire given in to the Scots commiffioners att 
 London, they gave their reafons againft it, which have not yctt 
 been anfwered by the parliament of England. Monro fecured that 
 place, or elfe it would have been in the power of the enemy. The 
 Scots cannot doe the fervice without that place. It is hard to preffe 
 a gairifon foe ncccflary for their fafety, fmcc they have been at fo 
 vaft cxpence for fupplieing the Englifli army, they hope the parlia- 
 ment OT England will not miflrufl the Scots army, foe long as they 
 are imployed in tlieir fervice in Ireland; yett they will render it, 
 and all other garrifous, upon their arrears payd, and difmiffiioii 
 
 according
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 395 
 
 according to the treaty ; and therefore defire a meeting, cither for 
 maintenance of their army in Ireland, or fatistying their arreares. 
 
 17th March 1647. 
 Recommendation of the duke of Hamihone and carle of Roxburt. 
 
 The eftates of parliament ordaine a letter to be writt to the houfes 
 of parliament of England, for refloration of the duke's goods, 
 pidlufes, and moveables Intromitted with by their order. The 
 like letter wrItt by them in the earle of Roxburt's behalf, for the 
 like refloration. 
 
 19th March 1647. 
 Inflructions from the parliament to their commlffioners att London, 
 and to the earle of Lawderdaill, who is to repaire to London to the 
 commlllioners already there, in manner and in efFe£l following : 
 
 1. To endeavour with the houfes of parliament of England, that 
 
 religion and uniformity may be fetled according to the cove- 
 nant, and by the advife of the alTembly of divines to eftablifli 
 what is already agreed, and to profitt the remanent, according 
 to the Scots paper of 24th December 1646 ; particularly that 
 the folemne league and covenant be enjoyned upon payne to be 
 taken by all the fubjefts ; non-co\-enanters to be in no place of 
 publlque truft. 
 
 2. To ioyne with the parliament of England's commiffioners in 
 
 delireing the king's affeiit to the propofitions of peace ; ef^K- 
 cially that his majeftie may fweare and fubfcribe the folemne 
 league and covenant ; at leafl: give his confent that it may be 
 confirmed as a law : To deiire his majeftie's aflent to the falc of 
 billiops lands, they being affigned by the treaty betwixt the 
 kingdomes to defray moneys due to Scotland by the parliament 
 of England, particularly for the ready payment of the lall 
 200,000 1. 
 
 q. If the king give his afl'ent, they are to agree to a peace, and to - 
 defue his majeflle's return to his houfc of parliament, and cx- 
 ercife of his royall function, and to joyne In an Invitation for 
 the prince his rcturue, and to fend a fpecdy account to the 
 eftates of parliament. 
 
 4. If his majeftie delay or deny his afl'cnt, prefently to advertife the 
 eftates of parliament, and to labour againll refolutions to his 
 majeftlc's diladvantage in the interim, and to prefle a 'declara- 
 tion from both houles like that of the i6th of January lafl. 
 
 D d d a 5. Thar
 
 396 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 5. That this kingdome refolves to preferve the union betwixt the 
 
 two kingdomes, according to the covenant and trcatyes, and 
 to endeavour a right underllanding and conjunction between 
 them. 
 
 6. To de&re that Scotclimen that have charge about tlie king, may, 
 
 xuileffe excepted in the propolitions of peace, attend the ilime ; 
 and that none be debarred that liath warrant from the parliament 
 of Scotland. 
 1. To defire the houfes of parHiment to anifl: us for reprefling re- 
 bells according to the kiugdi)me of England's obligation by the 
 large treaty ; to deHre a fupply of money to enable us to pay 
 the forces in Ireland, for the proportion to defire according to 
 an otlier warrant dlrecled to them by order of parliament. 
 
 8. To defire the houfes either to provide Ihips to guard our cafk 
 
 coafts, or to allow this kingdome fome money to provide for 
 Itfelfe. 
 
 9. To defire the Scotts army in Ireland may be fupplyed with mo- 
 
 ney, armes, and ammunition, or be payed their arrcares accord- 
 ing to the treaty, and difmilVed. 
 
 10. To defire that the warrs may be a(£lively profecuted agalnfl: the 
 
 Irlfh rebells, that the Irifh may not invade Scotland. 
 
 11. To delist the earle of Traquair's name out of the number of thofe 
 
 that are excepted In the propofitions of peace, becaufe he Is re- 
 conciled to the parhament of this kingdome. 
 
 12. To deliil out (di the firft exception of the propofitions the lord" 
 
 Hereis, lord Ogilbie, earl of Forth, lord Ythan, and 
 
 Irwing of Down, and Alexander Leflie, and Intimate the fame 
 to the parliament of England. 
 15. To profecute further inftructlons that fiial be given you by the 
 committee of eftates. 
 
 14. Frequently to advertlfe the committee of eftates of your proceed- 
 
 ings, and when they fhaLl think fitt, to fend them one of your 
 number for that purpofe. 
 
 15. To endeavour a jull peace If the king grant the propofitions for 
 
 religion and iiniformitv, and a fatisfactory anfwer in the propo- 
 fitions for matters civill, fo far as may be a foundation of a 
 firme peace. 
 
 16. You fhall afiTent if the parliament of England make alterations oa 
 
 the propofitions In any tiling that fingly concerncs themfelves. 
 
 17. To
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 
 
 397 
 
 17. To deale with the houfes of parliament for reftltutlon of the earlc 
 of Roxburgh's goodi iiitromitted with by their warrant. 
 
 Additlonall inftru£lions for the earl of LawderdailL 
 
 1. To goe to London fpeed'ily, and join with the refl: of the commir- 
 
 fioners there, to manage the former inflructions of the parlia- 
 ment, or thole (hal be given by the committee of cftates. 
 
 2. To goe to Hf Idenby, or where the king is, and take with yon 
 
 any of the commiffioners att London, and joyne with the com- 
 
 miffioners from the parliament of England. 
 ^. To deliver tiie letters lent from the parliament to the parliament 
 
 of England, mnior and citty of London, and aiiembly of divines 
 
 there. 
 4. To dealc with the houfes of parliament for the reftitutioti of tlie 
 
 duke of Hamilton's goods intromitted with by them or their 
 
 committee's warrant. 
 
 20th March 1647, 
 Qualifications of the power granted be the parliament to the com- 
 mittee of eflates, and to the commander of their forces, anent 
 the pardoning fuch as are in rebellion, and ancnt fnch as are not 
 to be pardoned, nor relave conditions. 
 
 1. James Graham, • 1 
 
 Allafter Macdonald, I ^ j r 
 
 James Gordoun, fometymes lord Aboyne. I ^"-e not to De pardoned, 
 >^ /^j r \ • c \ nor 'Tiy omcer or lol- 
 
 George Gordoun, lometymes marquis or •! j- u 1 ,• t. 
 
 tt'^ ..1 ^ > dier that have lerved 
 
 Huntley, 1 . 41. 
 
 L-odowick lyVndfey, lometymes earlc of ^ .. in-' 
 ^, ,- J ■' -^ -^ after m> rebellion. 
 
 Crawiurd, j 
 
 Sir John Hurrie, j 
 
 2. Sucli as have received pafl'es and made ufe of them ; fuch as have- 
 
 ina<Sl:ed thcmfclves for their future good behaviour, and fince- 
 joyned with the rebells ; be unpardonable. 
 
 3. Cruell murtherers of men, women, and cliiklrcn in cold blood, or 
 
 that have killed any rnan after quarter given, be unpardonable. 
 
 4. Thcfe under the qualifications abovefaid not to have pardt)ii except 
 
 by fbme notable pall fervice, the army fhall thinkc they dclerve 
 it; the excepted by name remaining unpardonable. 
 
 5. Perlbns pardoned to be incapable of country iniployment. 
 
 6. Such
 
 -gS PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 6. Such a; fliall be taken off tlic rebellion mufl: be penitents, render 
 
 up their boules, deliver their armes, and give lecurity for their 
 good belip.viour for future. 
 
 7. The generall officers (hall appoint what repaires fhal be made by 
 
 fuch as are taken off, to perfons that are ruined by them. 
 
 8. That the generall officers grant noe ail'urance to tiic lord Rae, the 
 
 mafter of Rae, &c. till firft they rcftore the earle of Sutherland 
 to his lands and goods, and find caution not to trouble him here-* 
 after ; faving to the earle his courfe of law againft them. 
 
 Atft and commiilion to the committee of eflate?. 
 
 Commifiioners, James- duke of Hamilton, &c, Alexander earle 
 of Lcvyn, lord generall, &:c. to be fupernumerarie, nine of them 
 to be a quorum, have power to meet and act for promoting the 
 caufe in hand, conforme to the covenant and trcatyes made there- 
 anent ; power to command the fliires to fett out horfc and foot, 
 and to provide them with armes, ammunition, and viclualls ; to 
 putt the kingdome in a poflure of defence ; to give orders for mili- 
 tary affaires ; to borrow money ; for thofe that have been in avStuall 
 rebellion, according to the adl of parliament 3d Feb. 1646, to give 
 the publique furety ; power to try all delinquents, with Ibme ex- 
 ceptions, and power to determyn fuch tryalls depending as yett 
 before the parliament ; power to affift the collcdlor-generall to 
 bring in debts due to the publlck ; to give new commiflions for 
 uplirting delinquents rents, and to recall the old ; to cleare the ac- 
 compts of the kingdome; power to difpofe of all money that fhall 
 come in ; to employ the mayntenance and excifc in the firft place for 
 mayntenance of the army and garrifons. Precepts for giving out 
 money to be fubfcribed by their quorum.. Noe precept out of the 
 monethly mayntenance or excife to be fubfcribed but for tiie ailaires 
 ot the army and garrifons. They are to diflributc money to the 
 army with equality. Any precept for the difpofe of the excife muft: 
 bee in the firll place for the army, then for publicke ufes. To 
 appr^iicnd and doe juftice with the complices of the rebells as fully 
 as the parliament might doe if they were fitting. Power to pardon 
 rebells not excepted, conforme to the qualifications which are oj 
 fhal be agreed in this fefTion of parliament. To allow a proportion 
 of the mayntenance to fuch as have their lands burnt and waflcd 
 by the enemy. Power to treat with the parliament of England for 
 payment of the arrcares of the Scottifh army in Ireland, and about 
 
 the
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 399 
 
 the difpofall thereof. Power to fend petitions, letters, or remou- 
 ftrances to the king and forraine eflates, and to returne anfwers. 
 'To give warrants to certain perfons to attend his majeftie. To 
 make a committee to attend the army in Scothmd. To call a meet- 
 ing of the eftates of parliament, if need require; and to fine for ab- 
 feuce : and to doc all other things for promoting the common 
 caufe as is expreft in the covenant and trcatle firme and flahle 
 holding, 6cc. This commiflion to endure till next meeting of par- 
 liament. 
 
 Proteftation, marquefle of Argyle for the earle of Lothiane. 
 
 AiTt of approbation in favour of Alexander earle of Levin, lord ge- 
 nera 11. 
 
 27th March 1647. 
 A£t Mr. John Cheiflie. 
 
 They appoint him a 1000 1. flerling for his great paynes and 
 toyle in his imployment as fecretary to the commifliouers att Lon- 
 don, to be paid out of the brotherly afliftance. 
 A£l, duke of Lennox. 
 Reference anent the 200,000 1. {lerling. 
 
 The eftates of parliament rcmitt the accompt of 200,000!. flcr- 
 ling that come from England to the committee of eftates to conlider 
 thereof, and to doe as they fliall finde juft. 
 A61 appointing the firft meeting of the fecond trienniall parliament 
 to be held the firft Thurfday in March 1648. 
 
 Thefe before-written ades, ftatutes, and ordinances, done and pad: in 
 the fix feverall fefi'ions of this firft trienniall parliament, beginning the 
 fourth of June 1644, and ending the twenty-fevent of March 1647, ^^'^' 
 colletfed, reviled, recorded, and buiked by mee Sir Alexander Gibfone 
 of Durie, knight, clarke of oar foveraigne lordes rolles, I'egifter, and 
 councell. 
 
 Wittneliing hereunto ray figne and fubfcription manuall. 
 
 ALEX. GIBSONE, 
 Cls. Regui. 
 
 Apud Edinburgum fccundo Martii 164S. 
 Whilke is the day appointed by tlie laib act of the laft parliament 
 haldin att Edinburgh, beginnand the third of November 1646, and 
 
 endand
 
 400 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 cndand the 27th of M.uch 1647, *^" ^^^ ^^^'^ ^'T of oieeting of the eftate* 
 of parliament iu this fecoud trieiuiiall parliament. 
 
 9 ^^artii 1648. 
 Ad: of approbation to the lord chancellor and others. 
 
 The cftatcs of parliamefit doe find, that they have behaved thcm- 
 felves faitlifully and carefully, aiid in the name of the kingdome 
 returne them hearty tliankes; and ordaines this act to be recorded 
 as a teftimony of their pious and loj-all deportments In foe great a 
 truft. 
 The like for Sir Cheiflie in an other act. 
 Aiifwer to the Englifh commlfTioncrs defire. 
 
 They appoint feme of every eflate, as one committee, to confide r 
 of the Englilh commiJlioncrs papers, to whom they may make 
 their redrefs concerning any tiling they have to offer to the parlia- 
 ment, &c. 
 
 15 Martii 1648. 
 An letter from the Englilh comnilflioners to the carle of Lowdoun, 
 chancellor, of the 15th of March inftant, to be kept with the lord regi- 
 £ier till they fliall call for the fame. 
 
 17 Martii 1648. 
 Commiffion to the committee for preventing dangers. To a clofe 
 nnd fecret committee of fix of ^very eftate, commilTioners nominated 
 are, the duke of Hamilton, the marquifs of Argyle, the carles of Craw- 
 ford, Lawderdaill, Lanerk, and Kallcndar, &c. Tiie commlfiion is, to 
 prevent any danger that may come to this kingdome by the garrifoning 
 of Berwicke or Carlifle by the malignants, fedtaries, or others. 
 
 27 Martii 1648. 
 Anfwer of parliament to the defires of the commlllioners of the gc- 
 ncrall afl'embly, repreicnted by them to the parliament. 
 
 I. The eflates of parliament, for anfwer to tlie firftdcfire of the com- 
 miilioners of the general 1 affembly, bcarand, that the grounds and 
 caufes for undertaking of warr may be cleared to be fo juft, as that 
 all who ai-e well afFefted may be fatisfied in the lawfullnefs and 
 necelTity of the ingagement; and that nothing be adted in reference 
 jto a warr, and the llate of the queftion be agreed upon. Anfwer 
 by a repetition of the fame words, declaring that itlhall be fo, con- 
 cluding with feme difference, viz. that tliey wU be very careful! 
 
 tliat
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 401 
 
 that nothing be ailed in reference to a warre dureing the confer- 
 ence, and untill the fame be reported to the parhament. 
 
 2. Item, for anfwer to the fecond defire, bearand. That as the fedta- 
 ries in England have evidently broke the covenant, fo wee delyre, 
 that according to the treatyes, the parliament would declare what be 
 thofe breaches of peace that they take to be a grovind of warre, 
 that reparations thereof may be fought. The eftates of parliament 
 thinkes fitt that the breaches of covenant bee reprefented, and re- 
 paration fought, and appoints a committee to confider of the tynie 
 and manner. 
 
 3. Item, For anfwer to the third defire, bearand, That there may be 
 no fuch quarrell as may breake the union betwixt the kingdonies, 
 or difoblige the prefljyterian party in England, w4io adhere firmly 
 to the folemne league and covenant. The eflates of parliament de- 
 clare, that any engagement they fhall enter into, fliall be to 
 ftrengthen the union, and to encourage the preihyterians in England. 
 
 4. Item, to the fourth defire, viz. That the nation and army, if the 
 papifh, prelaticall, or malignant party rife againe, may not joyne 
 with them, but fupprefle them as enemyes to the caufe and covenant 
 on one hand, as fe6taryes are on the other. The elhates of parliament 
 agree to the fubftance, and remitt it to thofe that are to be at the 
 conference for explaining the fame. 
 
 5. To the fift defire, viz. That as the king's conceffions about reli- 
 gion have been by the church declared unfatisfaftory, they might 
 bee foe declared likewlfe by the parliament. The eftates of parlia- 
 ment declare, that upon agreement of the whole matter, they will 
 declare his majeftie's concelfions concerning religion uufatisfadory. 
 
 6. Item, To the fixt defire, viz. That the parliament may fetle upon 
 no other rtate of a queftion for f^curity to be had from his majeftie 
 but by his folemne oath under his hande and feale, for himfelfe and 
 his fucceflburs to agree to aits of parliament injoyning the league 
 and covenaiat, and eftablilhing prelbyteriall government, &c. in all 
 his majeftie's dominions, before his i-eil:itution to royall power, be- 
 rcaivfe religion cannot be otherwife fecured. The ellates of parlia- 
 ment agree fully hereunto ; and as to the laft claufe, anent his relli- 
 tution to regall power, they remitt it to the conference to find out 
 a fmoother cxprefiion. 
 
 ,7. Item, To the feventh defire, to witt, That the parliament entrud 
 none to be of tlieir committees or armies, to the end rcligiou and 
 ail the other ends of the covenant may be fecured, but only per- 
 
 E e e fons
 
 403 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 fons of approved faitlifulnes in this caufc, and againfl: whome there 
 can be noe exception ; the eflates of parhament fully agree to 
 this defire. 
 8. Item, To the eight defire, the eftates of parliament declares, that 
 both in the grounds of their ini^agement, and in an oath that fhall 
 be fubjoined, the church fliall have their due interefl; ; and defires 
 the commiffioners of the church to meet with the committee of 
 parliament for a conference, and for fuch a flating of a queftion as 
 may tend to reformation and defence of religion, lafety of the king 
 and his pofterity, and guid of this kingdome. 
 
 29 Martii 1648. 
 Anfwer of parliament to the reprefcntation of the commlflion of the 
 generall alfcmbly of their fence on the parliament's anfwer to their eight 
 defires. 
 
 The eflates of parliament ordaines a committee of 24 to conferr 
 with the commillioners of tlic church upon the paper exhibited be 
 the church, and anfwer given thereto be the parliament in the eight 
 articles laft above-written. 
 
 Primo Aprilis 1648. 
 Anfwer to the Englifh commlffioners paper this day read. 
 
 The eftates of parliament remitt it to a committee that are to 
 confider of this and other papers given in by the Englifh commlf- 
 fioners ; and they will anfwer the fald papers Ibmetyme next weeke. 
 
 8 April 1648. 
 Anfwer to the Engllfli commiliioners. 
 
 That the eftates of parliament will retume anfwer to their papers 
 at the beginning of the next weeke. 
 
 1 1 Aprilis 1648. 
 A€t anent the i-efolutlons of parliament concerning the breaches of the 
 covenant and treatyes betwixt the kingdomes of Scotland and England; 
 and demands reparation thereof. 
 
 The eftates of parliament finds, that England dotli not mayn- 
 talne the forces of Scotland that are in Ireland for fubdueing the 
 Irifti rebells againft fubjeds to the crowne of England, whome by 
 the large treaty, England is obliged to fupprcflc. 
 
 Item, 
 
 •■f
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 403 
 
 Item, The eflates finds that reformntion, which by the covenant 
 ouglit to be indeavoured, is refifted ; the fedarics in the army have 
 diiobcyed, and threatned the houfes of parliament, marched up 
 hoflikly againft them, imprifoned taithfnll members, and placed a 
 garrilbn in Whitehall; feizcd violently on the ting, and canyed 
 him away agr.lnil his will, and the relblutlons of both kingdomes ; 
 kept him under ftrong guards, and now they have committed him 
 dole prilbner, and voted it high treafbn to make further application 
 to him; the feflaryes that have done thefe things are protected; all 
 the articles of the league and covenant have been violated by them. 
 
 The firft article of the treaty is broken ; for though it were or- 
 dained that all (hould take the league and covenant, yet divers of 
 eminent trufls both in the army and country have not taken it, nor 
 been urcfcd thereunto. 
 
 Tlie eighth article of the treatle is violated by fending propofitlons 
 to the king without the confent of Scotland, yea, contrary to their 
 commiilioners exprefle declaration ; and whereas this eighth article 
 by the houfes expreflb letter, was agreed to be obierved afier our 
 armyes removall out of England ; in the parliament's late declara- 
 tion they affirmc it is to bee obierved only dureing the warre. 
 
 That the carle of Lawderdail, a publique minillier haveing warrant 
 from the parliament of this kingdome, was debarred accefle to the 
 king, contrary to the ingagement of the houfes, 27 Jan. 1647. 
 
 That upon the commiilioners of Scotland's defire to know whither 
 the votes againft any ap^jlication to the king did extend to his ma- 
 jeftle's fubjefts of Scotland, they could receiv-e noe anfwer ; but in 
 March lail: the parliaments commlifioners gave in a declaration 
 claymingthe fole dlipofall of the perfon of the king of England. 
 
 That thefe breaches manifeft that this kingdome cannot expedl 
 fecurity from thele fedlaryes that have deftroyed religion, liberty, 
 and covenant in England ; and wee arc like them that dwell ncare a 
 houfe fett on fire or family infefted, and may fcare the Ipreading of 
 this gangrene. 
 Therefore the cilates of parliament thinkes fittto defire thefe reparations 
 of the houfes of parliament of England. 
 
 I. That the covenant be generally taken in England. That 
 
 uniformity in religion might be Icttled, and the directory of 
 
 worfliip praclifed in England and Ireland. Tliat the confeflion 
 
 of f ilih of the aliembly of illvines at Weftminilcr be approved. 
 
 E c c z That
 
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 404 P R O C E E D T N C S OF THE 
 
 That prcfLytcry be fctlcd in England and Ireland. That all' 
 herdies and the bouke of Common Prayer be fuppreflecl. 
 2, That his majcdie may come with honor, freedome, and lafety to 
 feme of his houCes in or near 1 x)ndon. That the parliaments of 
 both kingdomes may apply to him for his allcat to the fetling of 
 religion, and of a well-grounded peace. 
 To thefe ends it is defyred by the eftates of parliament, that Sir 
 Thomas Fairfax's leilarian army may be dilhanded, and none but 
 covenanters to be of the armv, except certaine garriions to be 
 kept up by the parliament for their kcurity to be commanded by 
 covenanters. 
 
 12 April 164?. 
 Anfwcr of parliament to the Englilh commiffioners papers. 
 
 The eftates of parliament for their part will keepe the union to 
 which both kingdomes are ingaged bv covenant and treaties; and 
 yet their deHrcs by their commilhoners concerning religion, the king's 
 majcftie, and the intereft of this kyngdome, have had no fatisfaiftory 
 anfwer from the parliament of England. To the defire of the 
 Englilh for the delivery up of captaine Wogan, Sir Philip 
 Muigrave, and Sir Thomas Glenholme according to the aiSt of 
 pacification, for bearing armes againfi: England; the eftates of par- 
 liament anfwer, that the aft extends only to fuch En":lini as have 
 incenfed the king of Scotland agalnft the kingdomc of England. 
 
 The eftates of parliament give warrant to tiie committee of 24 to 
 deliver to the Englifh commilhoners the anfwer this day paft: in par- 
 liament, and to appoint fome of their number to meet with them, 
 and to aflert and to report what the commiiiloners of the houfes 
 fhall offer to the confideration of the parliament. 
 
 15 Aprlll 1648. 
 Aft: concerning thedelircs of the commilhoners of tiie generall aflembly. 
 Theeflatesof parliament declare, that before any engagement, in 
 a warre, they will cleare the neceffity and lawfulnefs thereof, fetling 
 truth and peace under his majcfbie's government. 
 
 The parliament refolvcs, in a juft way, to demand reparation of 
 breaches of covenant and treatyes by the leftaries in England ; 
 and refolve for their part not to breake the union betwixt the 
 kingdomes, nor to difoblige the prefbyterians in England, who con- 
 tinue finne to the league and covenant; and declare, if the Popifli 
 
 prelaticall
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 405 
 
 prelaticnll or malignant party rife againe in armes, they will indea- 
 vour to fupprelVe them, they beuig encmyes to the caufe and co- 
 venant as well as the rc61arics are. 
 
 In regard the khig's concelfions aboiit religion are not fatlsfaclorv, 
 and that our undertakings have been to fee religion in the firfl: place 
 Ictled ; and as wee fhall indeavour the refcueing of the king, and 
 that hee may come with lionor, freedome, and lafety to fome of his 
 houles in or about London, that wee may apply to him for fetling 
 religion, and a well-grounded peace, foe wee relblve to give the king 
 no luch power, whereby the aforefald ends of the covenant may be 
 oppofed, Religion or prefbyterian government endangered ; but be- 
 fore any agreement be made, his majeflie is to give alTurance by oath 
 under his hand and feal, that he fliall aflent to afts of parliament for 
 iiijoyning the league and covenant, and eftablilhing prefbyterian 
 government, for the directory of worlhip, and the coiifellion of 
 faith in all his dominions. 
 
 If warre Ihall be made, it fhall be upon juil grounds, and wee 
 fliall give truft in armies and committees, only to fuch as fhall be- 
 falthfuU to this caufe, and that arc without exception. 
 
 There Ihall be an oath fubjoyned to the grounds of the parliament's 
 undertakings, in framing, that the church Ihall have their due interell. 
 
 And in regard of the prelent condition of atFaires, they ordalne 
 tliis l:lngdome to be prefently putt in a pofture of defence. 
 
 18 Aprill 1648. 
 Acl of poflure anent the putting of the kingdome in a pofture or 
 warre for defence. 
 
 For thefe ends the eftates of parliament appoynt and nominate 
 who (hall be their coUonells of horfe and foot within their feveral 
 flierllTdomes.. 
 
 19 Aprill 1648. 
 A declaration of the parliament of Ir^cotland to his majeflie's good fub- 
 jcvftsofthis kingdome, concerning their relblutions for religion, king and 
 Idugdomes, in purfuance of the ends of the covenant. 
 
 This kingdome for the fpace of near two years offered their en- 
 deavours to compofe dlfterences betwixt tlacking and his two lioules 
 of parliament, but this tookc no cfl-ed, and either fide fell by an 
 unnaturall fword. 
 
 Hereupon the houfcs, then in a very low condition, invited tliis 
 kijigdome to their alliftancc, and finding their adtlrelies to his nia- 
 
 jeftj.
 
 4o6 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 jefty for a more naturall compofure of ditterence?, reje«fled by the 
 fword, did engage in a folcmne league and covenant for defence of 
 religion, honour of the king, and fafety of the three kingdomes, 
 and joyncd in amies with their brethren in England; and after 
 the fubdueing of the common enemyes, their army returned home 
 with affurancc- from the two houfes that the trcatyes and covenant 
 fliould be kept ; but to the contrary, wee find them broken by the 
 fedtaryes of England, and the league and covenant laved afide in 
 the new proportions lately fenttohis majeily to the Ifie of Wight, 
 and not taken in the country, nor by iundry pcrfons in eminent 
 trufts, nor they urged thereunto ; reformation of religion hin- 
 dered, hcrefy and Ichifme tollerated, the houfes of parliament 
 difobeyed and threatned, offenders, that by the league and covenant 
 ought to have been brought to tryall, are protedlcd, and thofe pro- 
 fecuted that by the covenant ought to be defended ; the union 
 broken. And whereas both kingdomes by the folemne league and 
 covenant are obliged to prelerve his majefly's perfon and authority, 
 his majeffy was violently feifcd on, carryed from place to place 
 under guards, till he was forced for fafety of his life, to fly from 
 Hampton Court ; and votes pafied, declareing it treafbn to make 
 any application to him, or receive any mefTage from him, &c. as 
 in the 1 1 th of Aprill before. 
 Anfwer of the parliament to the delircs given into them be the com- 
 
 millioners of the gencrall aflembly, and the papers given in by them 
 
 upon the 13th and i8th dayes of this moncth. 
 
 26 Aprill 1648. 
 
 A letter from the parliament to the parliament of England. 
 
 Inveighing againft the fetflaryes of England, and defireing reli- 
 gion may be fetled according to the covenant, and that his majcfty 
 may injoy his freedome and jufl rights. 
 
 27 Aprill 164.8. 
 
 Defires of the parliament of Scotland to the honcurable houfes of 
 the parliament of England. 
 
 Like th? effect of the letter aforcfaid. 
 
 29 Aprill 1648. 
 AVarrant for priiiting the parliament's declaration, 
 
 2 Mali
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 407 
 
 2 Mail 164S. 
 Anfwer to the Engllfh commiflioners papers of the 19th and the 29th 
 tiajes of Aprill laft. 
 
 4 Mail 1 648. 
 A£l anent outreik of the leavie of horfe and foot, with the lift of the 
 Gollonels, and their pi-oportionnes thereof. 
 
 Follows the lift of the horfe and foot to be putt out by the feve- 
 rall {hires and burghs of the kingdome, witla the names of the 
 collonells of foot. 
 
 9 Maii 1648. 
 
 AS: prorogating the maintenance for live months, viz. fra the 1ir{l 
 of Alarch to the firft of Auguft the fiid yeare. 
 
 10 Maii 1648. 
 
 Anfwer of parliament to the Englilli commlffioners their paper of 
 the nynth of May inllant, concerning the delivery of 
 
 Captaine Vogan, 
 
 Sir Tho. Glenham, 
 
 Sir Marma. Langdale, 
 
 Sir Philip Mufgrave, 
 
 Collonell Wray, and 
 
 Sir Lewis Dives. 
 Tnftruclions to the lord Cockrane, lord of Garthland, and Alexander 
 Crawford, and for any one of them to be a quorum. 
 
 1 1 Maii 1648. 
 
 ComtnifTion to the committee of eflates for putting Scotland in a pol^ 
 turc of defence. 
 
 A£t repealing the commiflion granted to the commlffioners fent ta 
 England. 
 
 Commiffion to the duke of Hamilton to be generall. 
 
 Commiffion to the carle of Kallendar to be lieutenant-general. 
 
 Commillion for John Midleton to bee generall major to the horie* 
 
 Commiffion for Alexander Hamilton to be generall of the artillery.. 
 
 Commiffion to David Leflie to be licutcnant-generall. 
 
 Letter to the parliament to the feverall prcibyteries of the kingdome. 
 
 7 Junii 1648. 
 Anfwer of parliament to the papers after mentioned, rcprcfentcd to- 
 tlicm Irjm the Euglllh commlffioners.. 
 
 8 JuniL
 
 4oS PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 8 Junil 1648. 
 A£l of approbation of Heuteiiant-general David Lcfiie. 
 
 Commending his great care in promoting the ends of the folcmrw 
 league and covenant, and advancing the worke of reformation of 
 religion. 
 Ordinance of parliament concerning the garrifons and provifions for 
 the forces. 
 
 9 Junii 1648. 
 Commlflion to the committee of ellates. 
 
 10 Junii 1648. 
 
 Aft ordaining the haill members of parliament, noblemen, baron?, 
 burgefles, and all other fubjefts and inhabitants of the kingdome, to 
 fubfcryve this adt for defenfe of the lawfullnefle of this parliament, and 
 obedience to the acts thereof. 
 
 A€t and declaration of parliament in anfwer to the feverall fvnodis and 
 prefbyteryes. 
 
 Ai5t continuing the parliament. 
 
 4 Januarii 1649, spu'J Edinburgum. 
 Being the fecond feffion of this iecond triennial parliament. 
 
 5 Januarii 1649. 
 A6t in favoure of John Dickfone of Hartrie anent the records of par- 
 liament. 
 
 For regiflring and kalendring three bookes of parliament. 
 A£t anent a folemne humiliation to be kept by the hail members of 
 parliament, and anent the fubfcribing of the covenant be them. 
 
 luftrudlions trom the parliament of Scotland to their commillioners att 
 London, concerning proceeding againft the king's perfon. 
 
 The paper called The agreement of the people, &c. — 14 articles. 
 
 1 1 Jan. 1649. 
 A61 ratificing the a£t of jurifdiclion of this prelieiit parliament. 
 
 15 Jan. 1649. 
 Aft againft thefe who were upon the unlawfull engagement, and 
 liad ufed infolencies. 
 
 16 Jan.
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 400 
 
 16 Jan. 1649. 
 Acl repealeing all ticls of parliament or committee made for the late 
 nnhnvfull engagement, and ratiiicing the protcftation and oppofitiou 
 againft the fame. 
 
 18 Jan. 1649. 
 
 Oath of the members of parliament ancnt their knowledge or ac- 
 ceflion to the late proceeding of the Englilh army, in relation to the 
 king or houfes of parliament of England. 
 
 The returne of the eftates of parliament upon the teftimony commu- 
 nicated unto them by the commiffioners of the generall aflembly, and 
 their concurrence with the fame. 
 
 Aft in favoure of John Dickfone of Hartrie. 
 
 23 Jan. 1649. 
 
 Additionall inftrudions be the parliament of Scotland to their com- 
 miffioners att London. 
 
 AQ: of claffis for purging the judicatories, and other places of publique 
 truft. 
 
 26 Jan. 1649. 
 Aft ratlfieing and containing the tenor of the band for fecureing the 
 peace of the klngdome, and enjoyning the fame to be fubfcrived. 
 
 3 Feb. 1649. 
 A£l in favoure of the fliircs in the well, and others, that rofe in op- 
 polition to the late unlawful! engagement. 
 
 5 Feb. 1649. 
 Proclamation of Charles the Second, king of Great Brittalne, France, 
 and Ireland. 
 
 FORASMUCH as tlie late king is. removed by a violent 
 death, and that there is left a lawfull fuccelfor, CHARLES 
 prince of Scotland and Wales, 6cc. now king of Great Britainc, 
 France, and Ireland, Wee the eftates of parliament of die king- 
 dome of Scotland, Wee therefore doe hereby proclaime to all 
 the world. That the fa id prince CHARLES is king of Circat 
 Britaine, France, and Ireland, &c. And becaufe his majefty 
 ■is bDund by the fvindamentall lawes of this kingdome to rule 
 in righttoufnefle and cquitv, for the honour of (jod, the good 
 of religion, and the wealth of his people, it is ^icrefore 
 declared, that before his exercifc of his royall dignity he fliall 
 
 F f f give
 
 410 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 ^Ive fatisfa^lion for his ftcurity of religion, the union betwixt the 
 icingdomes, and the pence of this kingdome, according to the na- 
 tional! covenant, and the folemne league and covenant; for \vhich 
 end wee are rcfolvcd to make our ipeedy and humble addrefle to 
 his majellv. And in witnefs hereof, we the parliament of Scotland 
 pubhfh this our acknowledgement of his right and luccefiion to 
 the crowne of thefe kingdomcs, iolemnely att the Mercatc crofl'c of 
 Edinburgh ; and ordaine his name and feale to bo u(cd in the judi- 
 catores, and his portrait in the mynthoufe of tlie kingdome ; and 
 commund tliis adt to be proclaimed and printed. 
 
 Followes the tenor of the inftruments taken be his majeflic's advocate 
 upon the proclamation of the above-written -proclamation upon the crofle 
 of Edinburgh, on the 5th day of February 1649, at twelve houres in 
 the day, or tliereby. 
 
 The ylk day compcired pcrfonally upon the place aforefaid. Sir 
 Archibald Jhonfton of Waiiilon, knight, his majeftie's advocate, 
 &c. and after reading of the p-oclamation whereby CHARLES the 
 Second is proclaimed king of Great Britainc, FraiKc, and Ireland, 
 and afked inftruments of mce Sir William Scott of Clarkington^ 
 knight, clarke of parliament (in whofe hands the faid inflruments- 
 were ordayned be the parliament to be taken) upon reading of the 
 proclamation forefaid ; and that the liiid Charles the Second was 
 proclaimed king of Great Britame, France, and Ireland. Thefe 
 things were done day, yeare, and place refpecbive forefayd, before 
 thefe witneiTes, John carle of Loudonn, &c. In witnes whereof 
 my fubfcription maiiuall is hereto fubjoincd. Sic fubfcribitur, 
 
 W.SCOTT, Cls.Parl. 
 
 6 Feb. 1 649. 
 
 Aft in favoure of the hedges who have purchafed briefs and other 
 Avritts before or after our late foveraigne his death, and before the know- 
 ledge thereof. 
 
 Inffrudlions from the parliament to their commiflioners att London to 
 come away for Scotland. 
 
 7 Feb. 1649. 
 
 A61 anent fecureing of religion and peace of the kingdome. 
 
 Particularly, That before the king fhall be admitted to the exer- 
 cife of his royall power, hce fhall by his folemne oath, under his 
 hand and feale, declare his allowance of the nationall covenant, and 
 
 ol"
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 41, 
 
 of t]\e foleinne league and covenant, and oblige to profecutc the 
 ends thereof In his ftation and calling, and to eflablifh the nrefby- 
 teriaii govei-nnient and the dircvSborj, ckc. 
 
 10 Feb. 1649. 
 Proclamation for Information of the liedgcs anent the fecureing the 
 peace of the kingdome. 
 
 15 Feb. 1649. 
 Acl for putting the kingdome in a pofture of defence. 
 
 23 Feb. 1649. 
 
 Inflrudions from the parliament to tlie commiifioners wlio fhall be 
 appointed to the king's majeftie in Holland. Thirteen articles. 
 
 Grounds for a draught of a declaration to be emitted be his majeftle 
 in cafe of his refohition to come to Scotland. 
 
 28 Feb. 1649. 
 Ad: of leavie. 
 
 6 Martii 16^49. 
 Commiflion granted to the earle of Caffillls, lard of Brodie, lard of 
 Libberton, and Alex. Jeffray, to goe to his majeftie in Holland. 
 
 For doeing, ailing, and profecuting every thing which n:jay tend 
 mod: to the good of religion, fetling of the government and peace 
 of this kingdome, afccording to the folemne league and covenant. 
 
 10 Martii 1 649. 
 Letter from the parliament of Scotland to William Lenthali, fpeaker 
 of the houfc of commons of the parliament of England. 
 
 The parliament of Scotland fignihes to him, that they owne the 
 paper of the 24th of Feb. lall:, given in by their commlffioners, as 
 agreeable to thiir inflrudllons, wherein wee give teftimony againft 
 thell" things which wee conceive to be contrary to tiic grounds 
 and bounds lo often declared by both kingdomes. And as tlieir 
 protcitations in the former feflion of parliament againft the late 
 unlawfuU engagement, and our proceedings before and fmce, are 
 evidences of our refolutlons to continue the union betwixt the 
 kingdomes, according to the covenant and treatyes, foe it Is farr 
 from our intentions to afl'umc any power over the lawcs and govern- 
 ment of England, &c. which cannot be inferred from the faiJ 
 power. 
 
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 412 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 They hope none can ju/lly blame them for continuhig conAant 
 to their principles, which the houfes of parliament of -England 
 profcllcd alfo to be theirs, when they induced the kingdome of 
 Scotland to enter into fo folemne a league and covenant. 
 
 Therefore they defn-c their commlfiloners may bo freed from rc- 
 flraint, their freedome being inviolable even amongft heathen king- 
 domes and lliates. 
 
 Edinburgh, 6 Martli 1649. 
 
 Apud Edinburgum, 33 Maii 1649. 
 Which is the day appointit be the laft acl of the laft feHlon of the 
 iecond trienniall parliament holdin att Edinburgh, beginning the fourt 
 of January 1640, and ending the 1 6th of March the faid yeir, to be the 
 day of meeting of the eftates of parliament in this kcond fcliion of the 
 the fecond trienniall parliament. 
 
 Prima dies pari. 
 A&. anent the tyme of payment of the officers of troopcs lately 
 leavyed. 
 
 14 Junii 1649. 
 AS: of approbation of the proceedings of the commiffioncrs who went 
 to. his majeilie. 
 
 cThe letter fent to the queene of Sweden, certifying her of the late 
 proceedings in England, and of their abhorriif^ them, and their pro- 
 claiming of king Charles the Second ; and that fhc would advife his 
 majeftie to apply himfelfe to give all juft farisfadion to his loyall and 
 faithful! lubjedls, who really endeavour to maintayne the reformed re- 
 ligion, and his majeftic's perfon and authority, together with their jufl 
 libertyes, according to their folemne league and covenant. 
 
 26 Junii 1649. 
 Ane letter feut from William Eenthall, fj«?akcr to the houfc of com- 
 mons, hi England, to the parliament of Scotland. 
 
 •■•: 'Hiat commifiioners of each nation refpedtivel}' may be appoynted 
 to meet in fo'me convenient place, for to conclude a flricl: league 
 of amity and friendfhipp between the two nations, &c. that thefc 
 nations may be preferved in a lafting peace, and happy enjoyment 
 - of religion in its purity, together with their civill libertyes, not- 
 . withftanding the majiy wicked dcfignes that are on foot againil: 
 dicm by the profeffed cncmyes of both. 
 
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 10 Julii 1649. 
 AS: nominating collonell James Weyms to be generall of artillery. 
 AS: and ordinance of giveing fecurity for keeping flrcngths and houfes 
 within the kingdome for the parliament. 
 
 13 Julii 1649. 
 A(ft In favour of collonell James Weyms, anent the making of leather 
 ordinances, and feverall other engines of warr. 
 
 18 Julii 1649. 
 A£t againft faftors and others in the Low Countryes who furnlfh 
 arms and ammunition to malignants. 
 
 y Augufli 1649. 
 Act in fxvour of Sir John Chilly. 
 
 For one thoufand pound fterling for his bygone fervice as fecre- 
 tary to tlie commlfTioners in England. 
 A(5t appointing Mr. George Wynraham, one of the fenators of the 
 colledgc ot jufcice, to goe to his majeflie with Inftruiflions. 
 
 Apud Edinburgum, feptimo die menfis Martii 1650. 
 The day ajipointcd be the lalT: a6l of the lail: fefl'ion of this fecond 
 trienniall parliament, holdin att Edinburgii, and begun upon the 23d 
 of May 1649, '^'^*^ ended the yth of Auguft in the laid yearc, to be 
 the day of the meeting of the ellates of parliament in this fourt feflion 
 of this fecond trienniall parliamont. 
 
 8 Martii 1650. 
 A letter from the parliament to the king's majcllle. 
 
 Humbly acknowledging his majeftie's gracious acceptance of the 
 affecfllon and fidelity of tliis kingdome, &c. 
 Commillion grantit be the parliament to tlv- commlflioners who arc 
 to goe to his majeftie. 
 
 John earle of Caffiles, 
 William earle of Louthian, 
 Alex. Brodie, 
 G CO rge Win I'ah am, 
 Sir John Smith, 
 Alexander yaffrav, 
 To repaire to the king's majcllie at lireda, to treat with his majeftie 
 upon the grounds of the former defires prefented to him att the Hague 
 
 be
 
 414 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 be the commiirioners of the parliament of this kingdome, according to 
 the folcmne league and covenant, &c. 
 
 8 Martil 1650. 
 A letter from the parliament to the prince of Orange, to inovc the 
 king to fatistyc their jull dt fires, &c. 
 
 A6t coiuayning dirciftions given to the committee of eftates ancnt their 
 giveing further inftruftions to their commiirioners that goe to the king. 
 Of which committee there muft be five of every eAate, and of 
 tlie quorum twenty and one; or elfe the commiirioners to aft no- 
 thing concerning fecurity of religion or iafety of the kingdome, 
 nor witliout advii'eing with the moderator of the commiilion of 
 the kirke. The committee are to give no directions contrary to 
 the former inltrudtions. 
 Inftrudiions from tlae parliament to the commiilioners goeing to the 
 king's inajeftie. 
 
 I* That the parliament fend their commiflioners to treate with his 
 majcflie, not upon liis letter, but in prolecution of their for- 
 mer defires. 
 z. To defire his majeftic to recall comminions prejudicial! to the 
 covenant or kino-dome, and to null all treatves with the rebclls 
 in Ireland, and to declare not to tolerate popery in Ireland, or 
 other his dominions. 
 
 3. To defire the king's approbation of this and the former parlia- 
 
 ments, &c. 
 
 4. To prefle the motives contayned in the nth article of the for- 
 
 mer inflruclions, March 1649, upon the flraits the kingdome 
 may be putt to after there fo many ineffedluall addrcfl'es to his 
 majeftie. 
 
 5. To defire the king's oath, fubfcription, and feale, before his ad- 
 
 miliion to the exercife of royall power, to the nationall cove- 
 nant, and the folemne league and covenant, in tlie words tol- 
 lowinp; : 
 
 I Charles king of Great Britalnc, France, and Ireland, doe affure 
 and declare by my lolemne oath, in the prefence of Almighty God, 
 the fcarcher of hearts, my allowance and approliation of tiie na- 
 tionall covenant, and of the folemne league and covenant above 
 written, and faithfully doe oblige myfelfe to profecute the ends 
 thereof in my ftation and calling; and that I, for myfelf and fuc- 
 jccflbrs, fhall confcnt and agree to all acls of parhament injoin- 
 
 ing
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 41 j 
 
 ing the fame natlonall covenant and the folemne league and cove- 
 liant, and fully cflabllfliing prefhyteriall government, the direc- 
 tory of worfhipp, confefiion of faitli, and catechlfmes in the king- 
 dome of Scotland, as they are approvin by the generall aflembly of 
 this kirke, and parliament of this kingdome ; and tiiat 1 fliall give 
 inv royall allcnt to acls of parliament enjoyning the fame in the 
 reft of my dominions ; and that I fliall obferve thefe in my awne 
 praitife and family, and fhall never make oppofition to any of thefe, 
 or indeavour any change thereof. 
 
 6. To acquaint the king with his oath at his coronation, and to de- 
 
 fire him that clvill matters may be determined by this and fub- 
 fequent parliaments, ccclehafticall by the enfuing alfemblyes of 
 this kirke. 
 
 7. They are to invite his majeflie to come to Scotland, and to alTurc 
 
 him hee fhall have dutlfull entertaynment from his loyall lub- 
 jeifts there, and exercife his royall power, if hee fhall grant the 
 defiresofthe fecond, third, and fixt articles, and fliall promife 
 in verba Principis, att his comeing to Scotland, to fatisfie the lafl 
 article j and fliall deliver them under his hand and feale the 
 aifurancc forefaid, direfted to the parliament. 
 
 8. To explaine the oath to the king, that is to lay, that it ImportS' 
 
 the takelng of the natlonall and folemne league and covenant 
 by his fuhjects, and the approvcLng the heads tliereof in his 
 owne judgement. 
 5. To defne the king, if hee bee refolved upon thefe grounds to- 
 come to Scotland, to be pleafed to leave all thefe perfons who 
 were excluded by the propofition of both kingdomes, and in 
 clvill matters to follow the counfell of his parliament, and in 
 ecclefiaftlcall the councell of the generall alfembly. 
 ro. To keep good correfpondency witli the commilfioners of tlie 
 church, according to their former inllrudtions. 
 
 11. To obferve good correfpondency with the Englifli prefbyterians^, 
 
 and to incourage them to be conflant in the covenant. 
 
 12. After meeting with tiie king the treaty to lafl but thirty dayes, 
 
 and to continue tenji daycs longer if need require. 
 
 Ane letter of crcditt given to the commiirioners. 
 
 Who were joliu earlc of CalfiUs, William earle of Louthlan, 
 Alex. Brodie of that like, Mr. George Winraham of Libertoun, 
 Sit John Smith, Alex. Jcffray, imploycd to goe to his majelHc, to 
 
 borrow
 
 4i6 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 borrow beyond feas, upon the creclitt of this kingdome, the fumme 
 of three hundred thoufand pounds; this warrant to be a fufficient 
 kcurity to the lenders ; and the eftates of parliament ordaines the 
 great icale of this kingdome to be nppendit thcrto. 
 Approbation to my lord Libertoun of his carriage in his lafl nego- 
 ciatiou towards liis majefty. 
 
 The eftates of parliament approve his negotiation, and give him 
 the hearty thanks of this parliament and kingdome, and ordaines 
 his fuper-expences to be payed him, and to be allowed as incident 
 charges. 
 Act continying the mayntcnancc of the army from the firH: of No- 
 vember 1649 to the fufi: of June 1650. 
 
 Aft appoynting Archibald Lord Lome to be one of his majefty's privy 
 counfcll. 
 
 Adt anent the continuation of the parliament. 
 
 To the 15th day of Alay next to come, to be holden at Edin- 
 burgh ; and dcfires the com.mittee of eliates to confider of the beft 
 and fpecdicft wayes of profecuting the cnemyes of this kingdome, 
 wlio have already, or fliall invade the fame- 
 Paper from the lieutenant-general, 21 ft June 1650. Read 
 
 in parliament. 
 
 BEING neceffitated to be abfent from your lordfhipps, being about 
 your refolutions anent the kingdomc's defence, I humbly crave leave 
 £0 prcffe thefe following defires : 
 
 1. That the danger being foe imincnt, noc fewer horfe and foot nor 
 
 is expreft in the lall adt of leavy, be prefently raifed out of the 
 fhires for the kingdome's defence. 
 
 2. Four reafons are exprefled againfl a prefent modelling or reducing 
 
 of the army now in their lord(hipps fervice. 
 
 3. That your lordfhipps would have a fpeciall care in the ordering of 
 
 your army, that the old troopes and regiments may by your 
 new kavyes be compleated to 75 each troop, and 108 each regi- 
 ment of foot, a mixture being better than to keep the new en- 
 tirely by themfclves. 
 
 4. That the remainder of the new leavies, above the complcating of 
 
 the number of horfe and foot above written, be formed in troopes 
 and regiments; a:ul by your lordihipps cledtion of your officers, 
 
 you
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 417 
 
 you may encournge the fliires chearfully to putt out their feverall 
 proportions. 
 5. That a regular and a Ipeedy couric be taken for purging vour 
 
 army of all difaffefted and prophane perfons. 
 Thefe my humble defires proceed meerly from my afre6tion to your 
 fervice, wherein I fhall hazard life and fortune for the common caufe, 
 and ao-alnft the invafion of whatfoever. 
 
 a 
 
 Warrand of the letter fent from the Parliament of Scotland to 
 the Lord Fairfax or lord gencrall Cromwell, 2ifl June 1650. 
 
 M Y L O R D, 
 
 TH E eftatcs of parliament of this kingdome haveing intelligence 
 of the marching of your forces towards their borders, and being 
 informed that Englllh fliipps have feized on fome fliipps, with the per- 
 fons and goods belonging to this kingdome ; and confidering that the 
 large treaty requires three moneths warning before denouncing warre, 
 they have writt to Mr. William Lenthall, Efquire, {peaker of the houfe 
 of commons, and fliew to your Lordfliipp that they reiblve to obferve 
 that rule, of giveing three moneths warning before any engagement of 
 thefe kingdomcs in warre ; and they defire to know if your Lordlhipp and 
 thofe under your command are relblved to obferve the forefaid rule on 
 your part to us; and that your l^ordfliipp would declare unto us whither 
 vour march be for defence or oft'ence, whither with intention to keepe 
 W'ithin the borders of England, or to come within ours. Haveing 
 cleared their intentions, they defire to be cleared of yours, being per- 
 fwadcd God's juftice will purfae thofe of either nation by whom an un- 
 juft invafion fhal be made. This biding all I have in command from 
 the parliament of this kingdome to lay, I reft 
 
 Eds'\ 21 Junii 1650. Your Ex. humble fervant. 
 
 The eftates of parliament approves the letter above written. 
 
 J. BURGHLY. J.P. D. pari 
 
 Dor so. 
 For his excellcncie the l^rd Fairfax, Lord general, lieutenant-general 
 Cromwell, or any other commanding in chieff the Englifh forces. 
 
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 4i8 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 Warrant! of the letter fcnt from the Parliament of Scotland to 
 Sir Arthur Hailerig, 21 ft June 1650. 
 
 Much honnored Sir, 
 
 THE eflates of parliament of this kingdome haveing intelligence 
 that Englifh fhipps have fearched and feilL-d divers Ihipps, with 
 the pci'fones and goods therein, helonging to this kingdome, and car- 
 ryed them into Newcaflle and Eerwickc, where you command ; and 
 conlidering how contrary thefe things are (noe injury haveing been of- 
 fered by the partye) to the act of pacihcation in the large treaty, which 
 requires, that no fliipp Ihould ftopp the trade of the other kingdome 
 without confcnt of parliament declaring a breach ot peace, &c. and if either 
 parliament denounce warr, that they ihall give three moncths warning. 
 And they have written to JNIr. William Lenthall, Efcj; fpeakcr of the 
 houfe of commons, fo they have refolved to write to you, that the (hipps 
 and goods feifed may be releafed, and like inconveniences prevented for 
 tyme comeing; to which they expe£l your anfwer. This is all 1 have 
 in command from the parliament of this kingdome to fay, and I reft 
 
 Eds'". 21 June 1650. Your humble fervant. 
 
 For the honorable Sir Arthur Hafelrige, governor of Newcaflle. 
 
 The eftates of parliament approves the letter above written. 
 
 Warrand of the letter fent from the Parliament of Scotland to 
 WiUiam Lenthall, Efquire, 21ft June 1650. 
 
 T 
 
 'HE efl:ates of the parliament of this kingdome remembring that 
 _^ they had written a letter unto you upon the 6th of March 1 649,, 
 which did much concerne the peace of thefe kingdomes ; and in another 
 letter, 26th June 1649, ^^'^Y ^^'^ ^^^^ notice that they had received no 
 retume to theirs of the 6th of March preceding ; and having intelligence 
 of the marching of your forces towards this kingdome, aud that your 
 Ihi] ps had fearched and leized divers fhlpps, with the perfons and goods 
 thcicin, belonging to this nation; and confidering how contrary thefe 
 things are (no injury haveing been offered by the partie) to the pacifica- 
 tion in the large treatie, which requires that no fhipp fhould llop the 
 trade of the other kingdome without confcnt of jpariiameut dcclareing a 
 
 breach.
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 419 
 
 breach of peace ; and if wrong be done, upon complaynt to the parliament 
 declaring a breach of peace, reparation fliould be fought before it be 
 accounted a breach of peace by the whole Id ngdome ; and the parliament that 
 denounced warre Hiould give three moneths warning. They fend youdu- 
 plicates of their papers, to fhew you that tliey keepe the fame principles 
 according to their letter of the 6th of March, and have putt the forces 
 of tliis kingdome into a readincfs in cafe of invafion, renewing the afts of 
 pofture and levy which were made the laft yeare, when they wrote the 
 forefaid letter of tl:e 6th of March ; all they have done being mecrly for 
 their defence, which may take away all pretence of neceility of the 
 marching of your forces for defence of the borders of England. The 
 parliament being informed of a refolution in England to fend an army to 
 mvade this kingdome, they dcfire to know whither thofe that have the 
 prefent po\^ er doe acknowledge themfelves to be, or will by their anfwer 
 oblige tliemfelves to obferve the forefayd way and order upon their part 
 to us, and declare clercly to us whither their forces march for defence or 
 offence, with intentions to keepe within the borders of Enp-land, or to 
 come within ours ; which cleare dealing is agreeable to the many bonds 
 paft between thefe kingdomes, and may prevent many evils that may 
 fall out, where two kingdomes (as here) border, though defence were 
 mcerly intended. They defire to remember you of Jephthah and Ifrael's 
 like meflage to the Ammonites, nth Judges 12 and 27. So they are 
 confident that the covenanted God of thefe kingdomes that took order 
 with thefe of this nation who did unlawfully ingage againfl: England in 
 anno 1648, ftill lives and raignes,. and will bring mine on thofe of either 
 nation that unjuftly make the invafion without three months warning, 
 and without obferving the other rules above written. They defire an 
 anfwer by this bearer to this and to the inclofed duplicates, and that the 
 fubjefts of this nation, with their fhips and goods, may be prefcntly 
 rcleafed and difmifled. This being all I have in command to reprefent 
 to you from the parliament of this kingdom, I reft 
 
 Edsi'aijunii 1650. Your humble fervant. 
 
 For the honorable William Lenthall, efquire, fpeaker of the houfe of 
 
 commons in England. 
 
 The eftates of parliament approves the letter above written. 
 
 J. BuRGHLY, J. P. D. Pari'. 
 
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 420 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 AtSl for a Icavie of horfe and foot within this kirgdome for their ne» 
 ceffary defence. 
 
 25 Junil 1650. 
 Tl;e eftatcs of parliament having confidered the danger of this king- 
 dome, and that inteftine and forraine enemycs will take all opcrtunitves 
 to involve this kingdome in new troubles, and heaving intelligence of the 
 approach of an army of fedlaryes towards this kingdome, as reiolvcing ta 
 iilc all peacable wayes for prevention, foe they give warning to the Ihires 
 to be in a pofliure of defence againfl: all invafion. They declare that 
 they enjoyne the following Icavy of horfe and foot allanerley for de- 
 fence againft invafion ; therefore they ordaine to be in readinefle the 
 whole number of horfe, men, and armes, and the foot appoynted to be 
 leavyed by the atfl of parliament 6 Aug. 1649, and horfe to be in rea- 
 dinefle according to the adl of 28 Feb. 1649 ' ^""^ ordalne the forces 
 forefaid to be brought to rendevouz, &c. What number fhal be in 
 troopes and regiments of horfe ; the eftates of parliament will nominate 
 the officers of the army from a collonell to a captainc ; the committees 
 of warre to nominate officers inferior to a captaine ; and likewife to the 
 magiflrates of burghs to doe the fame, with a provifo againft choice of 
 malignant and untitt perfons ; the committee of warr and counfells of 
 burghs have power to divide the horfe proportionally to he maintained 
 by the feverall heritors; the horfe and foot arc to be brought to the 
 randevouz by the heritors lyable to putt them forth, upon payne to 
 them that fayle to pay 200 markes for ilk horfe and man, and 100 
 markes for ilk footman ; and in cafe of their retume from the randevour 
 the heritors to be taken under the paine aforefaid ; hce that takes money 
 to fpare any heritor fhal be difbanded and imprifoned till hee pay the 
 quadruple, except thofe that are to n^ke leavies of horfemen beyonde 
 Spey, who may take money from the outputters in lieu of the horfe- 
 men aforeliiid. The committees of warre, with advife of the colionells, 
 are to acl for the putting in readinefle the horfe and foot abovewrittcn, 
 and to fitt daily for execution of the fame, and to returne an account to 
 the parliament of what they have doiie^ with power to fine thofe of their 
 number for their ablenee. 
 
 Arch' Johnston, Cler' RegiftV 
 
 Double ad aiient the fecuring of the harbour of Leith. 
 
 4 Jaiii
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 421 
 
 4 Julii 1650. 
 Att Edinburgh the fourt day of July i65oyeires, the ellatcs ofpar- 
 lianicnt doc hereby give warrand and command to the magiftrates of 
 Edinburgh, and committee of fortification of Leith, to take prefent and 
 elTecluall courfe for fecuring the harbour of Leith, and Ihipps, barks, 
 and boats lying therin, and for that efFe<ft to call up fuch fortes and 
 xvorkes as they fhall find expedient for defence of that harbour, to caufe 
 plant gunns thereupon, to command fuch nomber of foldiers, or others, 
 prefently imployed about the workes of Leith as they thinke fitt, to be 
 ;iyding and alfifting in making up alio fortes upon the mouth of the 
 -haibour of Leith. And that the faid magiflrates and committee give 
 order for putting on the boume upon the mouth of that harbour, and to 
 doe all other things necefl'ary for defence thereof. And the faid eftates 
 doe hereby dilcharge all mailers of ihipps or others from taking any 
 fliipps or barks furth of the faid harbour, without fpeciall warrand from 
 the committee of eftaits, or from the provofl of Edinburgh. Extraifl, 
 
 A(5l for putting the kingdome in a pofturc of defence to joyne with 
 the prefent {landing forces and new leavy. 
 
 3 Julii 1650. 
 The eflates of parliament convened in this fift feflion of this fecond 
 triennial parliament, confidering the imminent dangers of this kingdome 
 by likelyhood of invahon from England; and yett to avoid confulion by 
 the comeing together of all fenfible perfones, ordain that every fhire (hall 
 have in readinefs in companyes, troops, and regiments, the proportion of 
 foot and horfe as after follows viz. 
 
 For the horfe. 
 Roxburgh, 180; inde. 2 troopes ; refts 30, which being joyned with 
 Selkirke, whofe proportion is 47, makes i troop ; refts 2, tkc. 
 
 For the Foot. 
 Mid. Lothian. 900, one regiment, &c. 
 The faid eftaits nominates who are to be collonclls in the feveral 
 
 fhires. 
 
 The committees of warre of certalne (hires have power to convert 
 fundrv of the foot into horfe att the rate of one horkman for three foot- 
 men, as the coUonells fhall delire. 
 
 Tlie eflaits forefayde ordaines the committees of warrc, with advife of 
 the Ihire coUonells, to fit daily for Ictling tiie uumbers of horlc and foot, 
 
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 422 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 aiul appointing officers; and that they fend la the officers names to tlie 
 committee of parliament. 
 
 The fayd ellats ordaines foot an dhorfemen to have good armes, and 
 if thev have none to bring money to buy them. 
 
 T!ie heritors, &c. to fct out their men with 30 dayes provifion for fbmc, 
 ami for others with 40 dayes provifion. 
 
 The committee of ware to provide armcs and ammunitions they can, 
 and to diltribute them, and to train the foldicrs. 
 
 Committees of warr and collonels are to appoint places of rendezvous; 
 the committees of warr are to caule l)(.ncons to be erected, and to give 
 advertifement thereof to their neighbouring fhires, &c. 
 
 The eftatcs of parliament ordaines all noblemen, gentlemen, herctors, 
 liferentcrs, fewars, and woodietters to com.e forth themfelves under a ccr- 
 tayne payae, viz. of being efleemed infringers of the covenant, and of 
 being puniffied by death, infamy, lofle of their moveables, and forfaultor of 
 a third part of their eftatts ; except the burgh of Edinburgh, &c. and 
 except perfons debarred from publick trulf. 
 
 They ordaine alfo that upon the faid Invafion, or thefightof the beacons 
 the whole perfones fenfible rife in armes. 
 
 Laftlv, they ordaine this a6l to bee printed and publiflied att the Markett 
 Crofle of Edinburgh, and declares that none Ihallpretent ignorance after 
 this intimation. 
 
 The kings life guard to command the voluntiers anent, 80,000 Inglifli- 
 men to be imployed in our army. 
 
 3 July 1650. 
 It Is the opinion of the committee of conference, that inftead of the ac'l 
 of pofture to avoyd confufion by the coming together of the whole 
 fenfible perfones, there fliall be a feleft number throughout the whole 
 fhires of the kingdome to be in readinefs to march, and to draw to the 
 landing forces of the kingdome when advertifed by beacons or orders from 
 the committee ; and that the proportion Ihall be the jull: number both of 
 horfe and foot of the prefent Icavy, the number whereof is herein prefented 
 to the parliament, by and attour the whole noblemen, gentlemen, heritors, 
 lyfrenters, fewers, and woodietters, who are to be ordained to come 
 forth under the paynes 'hat be contayned in the adt of poiture, and under 
 the highefl and llridtll puniffiment that can be exprelt, death, infuny, 
 loffe of all their moveables, and forfaultor of the third part of their 
 eftates; and as to the bordering fhires, and other fhires where the aftuall 
 iavafiou fhall be, upon the faid invafion, and upon fight of the beacons, 
 
 the
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 423 
 
 the whole perfones to rife in amies and draw together to the ftanding forces 
 of the kingdome, as they fhall have advertilement by beacons or orders. 
 
 Memorandum. To reprefent to the parliament that there be a lifeguard 
 of horfc appointed for the king's majeflie ; and that the earle of Eglantiu 
 be nominated for that charge. 
 
 That the Irifh companyes be defigned to be a lifeguard of foot. 
 
 That there be fbme perfon of worth and quality appointed to have charge 
 of fuch ftrangcrs or Scottifh voluntiers as may be ulefull for the fcrvice, 
 and againft: whome there is no exception. 
 
 That the fomme appointed to be furnilhed by the burroughs for their 
 proportion of foot be applyed towards the defraying of the king's necefl'ary 
 and perfonall charges with the burden of tenn thoufand markes for the 
 cailles of Edenburg and Inchgartie. 
 
 That it be carefully lookt to if there be any faithful! Englifhmen in 
 this kingdome who hath bin conftant to the covenant, and caufe that may 
 be made ufe of, to the efFedl it may appeare that the leavy is not carryed 
 on by nationall iaterefls. 
 
 Dor so, Edinburgh, 3 July 1650.' 
 The eftaits of parliament approves the fecond, third, fourth, and fixt 
 articles within written; and the fift article agreed to with this declaration, 
 that the fame fhall be allowed to the burrowes in any fubfequent levyes. 
 If the horfe to beleavyed furthof the fhires bee not taken out and made ule 
 of. And that the fumme of 5000 merkes, with the bygan, annuall rents^ 
 reft and be payt out of the firft of the faid 80,000 merkes to John Hamil- 
 ton, apothecarie, for the w^hich hee had the lord marquis of A rgyle, Mr* 
 Robert Berkley, and Henry Kennedy, cautioners. And that fuch affign- 
 ments as the parliament made to them for their releif be applyed for 
 entertaynment of the king's houfe. 
 
 LouDouj^^ Cancel!', J. P. D. P. 
 Report from the comnaittee of conference. 
 
 27 Junii 1650. 
 
 Anent the l])ft:ru(Sltons to be fent with the commiffioners to tlie king*s 
 majeftie» 
 
 28 Junii 1650. 
 Read andPaft, 
 
 27 Junii
 
 4=+ PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 27 Jimii 1650. 
 The committee appointed for conference with the comiflioners from the 
 church thought it meet, that fbmc perfons fhoiild be fent to congratulate 
 his majefties happy arrivall into this kingdome. And to fliew his majeftic 
 liow glad his people were to heare that it lias pleafed God to move his heart 
 to give iatisfaftion to their defires, and that it would he very acceptable 
 to them, thattoteftifyhis reallity therein he would likewifeforfake and aban- 
 don the company of malignants ; and that his domefticek fervants, rnd iuch 
 as are about him might be well affedlcd to the caule and not malignant ; 
 and fuch as are otherwile be removed and put from about him, but in a 
 faire and difcreet way. 
 
 And having confidered the lifl: of his majefties fervants and others of 
 the train fo farr as it come to their knowledge, the committee aforefaid 
 thouglit it fitt and nccefl'ary that the perfons after following, viz. the Duke 
 of Hamilton, the Duke of Buckingham, the Earle Forth Lauderdale, Sir 
 Robert Dalzell, L. Sinclair, Doctor Frazer, L. Wilmott, L. Wentworth, 
 Secretary Long, Mr. Uder, Earlc of Cleveland, Mr. Seymor, Viicount 
 Grandifon, Mr. Progers, L. Withrington, Mr. Rogers, Sir Philip 
 Mufgrave, Col. Darfy, Col. Gray, Col. Boynton, Major Jackfon, Dr. 
 Goif, Mr. Harding, corrupt chaplaines, and Sir Edward Walker, (liould 
 forthwith remove themlehes and depart out of the kingdome ; and fuch 
 alfo as have ferved in armes againfl: the caufe, and been evill inftrumcnts, 
 and given bad counfell to his majeflies late father and himielfe ; and like- 
 wife fuch others as upon information from our commiffioners fhall be 
 thought fitt to be removed. 
 
 Edinburgh, 28 Junll 1650. 
 
 This article approven, and all the perfones names ordained to ftand 
 and appointed to be infcrt in the inftrudtlons to be fent with the 
 commlfliouers. 
 
 And the committee thouglit alfo fitt In the ele(51:ion of the officers of 
 the army fpeciall care be taken none be made choice of but fuch in 
 whome the kingdome may confide, and that a committee be appointed to 
 make up a lift of fuch officers as fliall be well qualifyed and delerve truil 
 in the publique fervice ; and that the purging of the army be profecuttd 
 fpeedlly and ctfevftually, and the committee appointed for that effe<5l be 
 prcfently nominated. 
 
 And
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 425 
 
 And confidering how neceflary it is for fccurity of the kingdome that 
 the towne ofLeith be fortified with all (peed, the committee aforfaid 
 thinkes fitt that the country people in the places and parifhes adjacent, 
 within 12 miles about Edinburgh and Leitli ; the towns of Lithgow and 
 Hadington being includir, as likewife the laid towne of Edinburgh ; and 
 the foldiers that were formerly appointed for thefe workes, flK)uld fpeedily 
 repaire thither with materialls, and efFe6tually goe about the compleating 
 of the workes ; and for the better accelerating and perfitting thereof, that 
 the workes fhould be diftributed amongfl them, and feveral places de- 
 figned to the parifhes and companyes for makeing up their parts of the 
 workes, and that a feledl committee be appointed to fee this orderly, 
 fpeedily, and effeftually done, and declares that the foldiers fhall workc 
 every day, they getting their owne ordinary pay allanerly. 
 
 Edinburgh, 28 Juuii. 
 
 The parliament for the firft article ordaynes that two of every eflalt© 
 fliall be fent to his niajeftie. 
 
 For the fecond article, that it bee reprefented in a faire way to his ma- 
 jeftie, that the Scottifh noblemen, gentry, and others conteined in the 
 lafl acl of parliament, be forthwith removed out of the kingdome, without 
 prejudice, to proceed further againll: them as accords with the law ; and 
 that all other Scottifh men not ipecifyed in the aft of parliament, and yet 
 men mentionate in this article, be prefently removed furth of the kingdome, 
 and that fome troopes be appointed to attend the commiffioners in putting 
 thefe orders in execution. 
 
 And as concerning the Englifh mentionate in this article, ordaines the 
 commlflioners to reprcfcnt to his majcflic in afiire way, that the Englifh 
 noblemen, gentlemen, and others ipecihed in this article, be prefently 
 removed out of this kingdome ; and that this alfo be intimate to the per- 
 fonesthcmfelves, declairingto them, tiiat tliis kingdome will givethem noe 
 prote£lion ; and therefore that they remove thcmlelvcs forth of this king- 
 dome within eight dayes after intimation hereof made to them, or 
 publifhed at the mercat croflls of Edinburgh and Aberdein, otherwayes 
 the eftaits of this kingdome will feile upon their perfones and difjjofe upon 
 them as they fhall thinke fitt; and tliatinthe mcone tyme they remove 
 themfelves from the verge of the court, and not be permitted to have 
 accefie to his majeftie. 
 
 Edinburgli, 28 Junii 1650. 
 'Red in parliament and approvcn. 
 
 Loudoun Cancel" J. P. D. P. 
 
 H h li Inflruaions
 
 426 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 
 
 Inflrudions to the commilTioners going to his majeiHe. 
 
 4 J"ly 1650. 
 
 Enrle of Cafiilis, 
 
 Bucklcigh, 
 
 Louthian, 
 
 Weymes, 
 
 Lo : Brodie, 
 
 Libertown, 
 
 NetherpoUock, 
 
 Fingalk, 
 
 Sir John Smith, 
 
 Alexander and John Jafti-ayis, and 
 
 George Porterfeild. 
 
 You are to repare to the king's majeftic, and in the name of the parha- 
 ment conrratulate his majcftie's happy arrivnll into this kingdome. 
 
 You (hall ft»ew his majcftie how much lils parhamcnt and people of this 
 kingdome doe rejoice to that it has pleafed God to move his heart to give 
 fatisfaftion to their dcfires, and toteftiiie their fcnfe thereof, appoint you to 
 communicate to his majeftie, the adi ratificng the treaty, the a6lsof leavy and 
 poflure, and the aft for the committee of eftates ; and that for the more evi- 
 dencing of his conftant refolutions to follow the advice of his parliament, 
 hee would likewife forfake and abandon the company of fuch as have been 
 oppofers of the covenant and worke of reformation ; and that his domef- 
 tick fervants and fuch as are about him bee well affcdled to the caufe, and 
 fuch as are otherwife be removed and putt from about him in a foirc and 
 difcreet way. 
 
 You fhall reprefent in a faire way to his majeftie, that the Scottifh 
 noblemen, gentry, and others, contcnit in the laft aft of parliament of 
 the 4th June laft, and all others Scottes men mentioned in the follow- 
 ing article, be forthwith removed out of the kingdome, without prejudice, 
 to proceed further againft them as accords of the law; and for the more 
 effcftuall putting hereof into execution fome troopes arc appointed to 
 attend you. 
 
 You Ihall reprefent to his majcftie in a faire way, that the perfons fol- 
 lowing, viz. the Duke of Hamilton, the Earle of Forth, the Lord Sinclair, 
 Sir Robert Dalzcll, Lord Wentworth, Earle of Cleveland, Vifcount 
 CIrandifon, Lord Witherlngton, Mr, Rogers, Sir Philip Mufgrave, Col. 
 Darcy, Col. Gray. CoLBoyuton, Major Jackfon, Doftor Goff, Sir Edward 
 
 Walker,
 
 PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND. 427 
 
 Walker, the corrupt chaphiincs, and fuch as have ferved In armesagaiiift 
 the caufe, and been evill Inftruments, and given bad counfell to his 
 majeftles late fother and hlmfelfe, and likewife fuch others as upon good 
 information fhall be thougiit fitt, bee prefently removed out of this 
 kingdome within eight dayes after Intimation hereof made to them, or 
 after publifhing of theis prelents at the mercat crofles of Dundie nixl 
 Aberdeine, which is refcrrit to their care ; otherwife to declare to them that 
 this kingdome will give then no protevftion, but will feize upon their 
 perfones, and difpofe of them as they fhall thinke fitt ; and in the means 
 tyme that they be removed from the verge of the court, and be not 
 permitted to. have acceffe to his majeflie. 
 
 Edinburgh, 9 Julii 1650-. 
 Red, votted, and pad in parliament. 
 
 Loudoun Cancell' J. P, D. P. 
 
 You are to permitt the Duke of Buckingham, Mr. Seymour, Dr. Frazer, 
 and Mr. Rhodes to ftay att court, and you are to permit Lord Wilmott, 
 Mr. Hardin, Mr. Long, Mr. Ewar to flay in Scotland, till the next 
 feflion of parliament, unlefs the committee of eflaits fhall find their carriage 
 to dcferve the contrary; but in the meane tiine you are not to permitt them 
 to come within the verge of the court, or to have accelTe to his 
 majefHe. 
 
 4 Julii 1650. 
 Read and pafl in Parliament. 
 
 The parliament has appointed loool. flerling to be diflrlbuted be you to 
 fuch of the king's Englifh fervants that arc debarred from court, as flaying 
 within the kingdome, as the commifhoners in Holland fhall thinke fitt, 
 which your are to communicate to whom you judge meet, providing al- 
 wayes this bee without prejudice of putting in execution former -adts of 
 parliament concerning their rednovall from court, and furth of the 
 kingdome. 
 
 5 Julii 1650. 
 Read and pufl in parliament. 
 
 Loudoun Cancell' J. P. D. P. 
 
 H h h 2 A lift
 
 428 P R O C E E D I N G S, &c. 
 
 A llll: of the penoiies that pre thought fitt not to he removed cUt of the 
 country, untill the commiffioners be heard thereanent. 
 
 D. Buckingham, j 
 
 L. Wilmot, j 
 
 Mr. Seymour, ' 
 
 Dr. Frazer, 1^ 
 
 L. Wentworth, 
 t' Mr. Harden, 
 
 Mr. Long, 
 Mr. Uder, 
 Mr. Rhodes. 
 
 Edinburgh, July 9 1650. 
 Whether the perfones above written ihall be fuffered to flay in the 
 country till the next feffion of parliament, I or No, except the committee 
 of eftates find otherwife. 
 
 Read, voted, and paffed in parliament. 
 
 Affirmative. 
 
 MEMORANDA
 
 [ 429 j 
 
 MEMORANDA 
 
 DE ROTULIS, CARTIS ET ALUS MUNIMENTIS 
 HIBERNIAM SFECTANTIBUS. 
 
 Orig. de Anno 2 Hen. II. in Turre London. 
 
 LI T E R A Adrian^e papae ad Henricum fecundum qua gratum & ac- 
 ceptum habet quod rex iniulam Hiberniam ingrediatur ut populum 
 ilium legibus fubdet; Ita tainen ut annua Petro folvatur penfio. 
 
 Anno 21 Hen. II. In Benedict: Abbatis de Vita et Gestis 
 
 Henrici IL Historia. 
 Finis & Concordia inter regem Angli;c Henricum, & Rodericum rcgem 
 Connadleiifem. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 4 Johannis. Membrana ro. 
 Appellatio regis ad papas legatum, contra eledioaem archiepifcopl 
 Dub. fine licencia regis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 5 Johannis. Membrana 10. n. 21, 
 Breve regis ad fufFraganeos Armach. de Eugenic in archiepifcopum 
 ArmacancE ecclefiae non recipiendo. 
 
 Cart. 5 Johannis. Membrana 15, Dorso. 
 Litera regis Johannis univerlo Hibcrnias clero, de fubfidio fibi con- 
 cedendo contra regem Francias. 
 
 Anno 10 Johannis. 
 Litera credentias mrfla Hibernian regibus &c magnatibus. 
 
 Anno 15 Johannis, Orig. in Turre London. 
 Bulla papalis quod pra;latl, nobiles, & populus Hibernian perfeverent 
 ill tidelitate regis Angliae & hxrcdum fuoruna. 
 
 Rg-t.
 
 430 MEMORANDA D E R O T U L I S, &c. 
 
 Rot. Cr.Aus. 4 Hkn. 111. Membjiana 3. 
 Breve regis de bcneficlis ccclcfiafticis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 2 Hen. III. Mf.inidrana 6, Dorso. 
 Prohibitio regis, de placitis de laico fcodo in curia chriflianitatls non 
 tenendis. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 3 Ilr.x. III. Mf.mbrana 8. 
 Pro Waterford. Epilcopo, dc epllcopatru Lilmore. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 4 Hen. III. Memcraxa 3, Dorso. 
 Conveutio inter regem ScGaufiidum de Mariico jufticiarium Hibcrui;e, 
 
 Rot. Claus. 5 Hen. III. Membrana 12. 
 De temporalibus epilcopo Lifmorenfi reflituendis. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 6 Hen. III. Dorso 5. 
 Bullae paps Honorii de iaterdiftioue. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 8 Hen. III. Part. 3, Membrana 4, 
 De eledionibus epifcoporum. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 8 Hen. III. Membrana 5, Dorso, 
 pro archiepifcopo Dublin' de eledione epifcoporum. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 8 Hkn. III. Membrana 29, Dorso. 
 De non procedendo in curia chriftianitatis in caufa baflardise. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 9 Hen. III. Membrana 13. 
 Pro archiepifcopo Caflel de reftitutione temporaliuni. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 10 Hen. III. Membrana 3. 
 Breve de prebendariis regis- 
 
 Rot. Claus. ii Hen. III. Membrana 7. 
 Archiepifcopo Dublinenfi de non admittendo aliquam perfbnam ad ec- 
 clefiafticas dignitates fine aflenfu regis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 11 Hen. III. Membrana 7. 
 De epifcopis non admittendis ad benchcia fine licentia regis. 
 
 Rot.
 
 HIBERNIAM S P £ C T A N T I B U S. 431 
 
 Rot. Pat. ii. Hen. III. Membran.'E 10 & 12. 
 De qulndenis Bonorum, archiepifcoporum, epifcoporum, abbatum, &c. 
 de infolvendis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 12 Hen. III. Membrana 4. 
 De temporalibus epilbopatuum fedibus vacantibus, archiep. Dubli«. 
 conceffis. 
 
 Ibidem. 
 Conftitutio procuratoris, ad jura regis procuranda & defendenda. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 13 Hen. III. Membrana 12. 
 De ele^tionibus epifcoporum line licencia regis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 14 Hen. IIL Membrana 24 
 De decimis de gTirgitibus pifcariis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 15 Hen. III. Membrana i> 
 Pro Hibernicis quod Wallenfes pro pofie cxpugnareat. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 15 Hen. III. Membrana 12, Dorso. 
 LIttera regis ad papam.de temporalibus cpifcopatuum fedibus vacantibus. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 18 Hen. III. Membrana 17. 
 De placltls in curia chriftiauitatis non fequendis in praEJudlcIum 
 dignitatis regis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 19 Hen. III. Membrana 5.. 
 Pro rege Mannix de euftodienda coftcra Hybernia;. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 20 Hen. III. Membrana 9. 
 De eledtione Thoma; Decani Cloencns. in epifcopum Cloenenfem. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 20 FIen. III. Membrana 13, Dorso. 
 De conftitutionibus fadtis apud Merton tenendis in Hiberniam 
 ficut in Angliam. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 21 Hen. III. MembranjE 11 & 12, Dorso. 
 Prohibitio dc elcdioiie in tcclcfiis cathedralibus, ledc vacante, 
 fine licentia regis. 
 
 Ror.
 
 422 MEMORANDA DE R O T U L I S, &c. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 21 Hen. III. Membrana 13, Dorso. 
 De eleftlone cpHcopi Artfertenlis. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 21 Hen. III. Membrana 16, Dcrso. 
 Deconti'overfia Inter Clecoren. epifcopum et Armach. archieplfcopum. 
 
 An. 24. Hen. III. In Bundela Litterarum in Turre London. 
 Litera Fedlimidi O-Connor regis Conadiae ad Henricum regena. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 25 Hen. III. Membrana 5, Dorso. 
 Depecunia pro rcdemptionc votorum crucefignatorum. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 26 Hen. III. Membrana i8. 
 Licencia pro eleclione archicpilcopi Artferten. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 27 Hen. III. Memerana2. 
 De Ipiritualibvis epifcoporum. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 28 Hen. III. Membrana 2, Dorso. 
 Breve regis de fratribus minoribus non eligendis in archiepifcopos fcu 
 epifcopos. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 28 Hen. III. Membrana 7, Dorso. 
 Prohibitio Armichano epifcopone fuper terris aut ecclefiarumadvocati- 
 onibus, Priorem de Lanton, vel alium, in caufam in foro eccleliaftico 
 trahere praefumat. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 29 Hen. III. Membrana 2. 
 De ordinatione epilcopi Elfin, line afienfu regis. 
 
 Rot- Pat. 29 Hen. III. Membrana 5, Dorso. 
 Pro archicpifcopis & epilcopis Hibernise conventuris ad concilium 
 
 Lugduncnfe. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 29 Hen. III. Membrana 7, Dorso. 
 De licentia transfretandi in Hibernian nuncio papic data, ad ablblutionem 
 impendcndam hiis quis manus violentas in clericos injecerunt, & ad 
 pecuniam colligcndam in fubfidium terrae landtae. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 29 Hen. III. Membrana 10, Dorso. 
 Jufticiario Hibernicc de lite inter epi(copum Clou' & cpi.'copum 
 Imlicenlbm. 
 
 Rot.
 
 HIBERNIAM SPECTANTIBUS. 433 
 
 Rot. Pat. 30 Hen. III. Membrana i. 
 De legibus Anglicanis iii Hibernla teneudis. 
 
 Rot, Pat. 30 Hen. III. Membrana 2. 
 Dc regali aflenfu eleftloni cpifcopl adhlbito. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 30 Hen. III. Membrana 2, Dorso. 
 Licentia capitulo Ardmachan vice regis eligendi archiepilcopum.. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 32 Hen. III. Membrana 6, Dorso. 
 Jufticiaiio Hiberniae de temporalibus cpifcopi Clou'. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 34 Hen. III. Membrana 8, Dorso. 
 Licentia eligendi archicpifcopiim Tuamenleniv 
 
 Rot. Claus. 34 Hen. III. Membrana 11, Dorso. 
 Literas regis archiepilcopis Hiberniae Icrlptas, pro publicatlone liteni- 
 rum PapiE, de auxilio pro expeditione in Terram Sandtam. 
 
 Anno 34 Hen. III. Ex Autogr. 
 Bulla Papalis de revocando ftatuto Hibernia--, 7tc Ckrici Anglicc admits 
 terentur in camnkum ecclefianim pradidlee terrce. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 35 Hen. III. Membrana 6. 
 Pro Richardo Sando Angeli, diacono, cardinali. 
 
 Rot. Claus. ^^ Hen. III. Membraka 15, Dorso. 
 De eleilo de Limeric. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 36 Hen. III. Membrana -, Dcrso- 
 De ecclefia dc Henechdun. 
 
 Rot. Claus. ^6 Hen. III. Membrana 15. 
 Dc confirmatione eledionis abbatis S. Thomce Dublin. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 36 Hen. III. Membrana 16, Dorso. 
 De cxcommunicatione Stephani Longefpe. 
 
 Rot. Claus,. 36 Hen. III. Membrana 17, Do:iso. 
 De pccunia coUigciida, pro redemptionc de cruvv. 
 
 I i i Rot..
 
 434 MEMORANDA D E R O T U L I S, &c. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 36 Hen. III. Membuana 22, Dorso. 
 Dc prctdicnndo c!e cruce. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 27 Hek. 111. Membrana 4. 
 De cuppis in ccclefiis catnedralibus invenicndis ad euchariftiam rqio- 
 jicndam. 
 
 Rot. Pat. ^7 Hen. III. Membrana 9. 
 Pro arcliicpifcopo ArmacTi. profeifturo ad curiam Romanam. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 37 Hen. III. Membrana ii. 
 De paffagio regis in Terrain Sauctam. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 38 Hen. III. Membrana 2. 
 De quodain admittendo in Hibernia ad decimas ecclefiarum coUi- 
 oendas. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 38 Hen. III. Membrana 5. 
 De quodam miffo in Hibernia ad decimas ecclefiarum coUigendas. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 38 Hen. III. Membrana 9, Dorso. 
 De honefta comiti\a armatorum ad regem in Vafconia conducenda. 
 
 Rot. Claus, 38 Hen. III. Membrana 10, Dorso. 
 Breve regis de prerogativa regia. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 38 Hen. III. jNIembrana 10, Dorso. 
 De epifcopo Meden. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 39 Hen. III. Membrana 8, Dorso. 
 De gravaminibus ecclefia; Hybernlcana: remediendis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 40 Hen. III. Membrana 13. 
 Bullae Alexandri pap^e pro excommunicatione jufticiariorum & balli* 
 vorum regis in Hibernia. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 41 Hen. III. Membrana 13. 
 De negotio crucis & decimac. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 42 Hen. III. Mehbrana 2. 
 Pro eledo In epifcopum Dumenf. 
 
 Rot.
 
 HIBERNIAM SPECTANTIBUS. 435 
 
 Rot. Pat. 42 Hen. III. Membrana 17, Dorso. 
 De temporalibus archiep. Tuam. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 42 Henj. III. Membrana 13. 
 Pro archiepifcopo Armachaneafi de temporalibus. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 43 Hen. III. Membrana 6. 
 Pro archiepifcopo Tiiameufi de reftitutionc temporalium. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 44 Hen. III. Pars 2, Membrana 2, 
 Pro eledo Elfinens'. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 44 Hen. III. Pars i, Membrana 3. 
 Pro epifcopo eledto de Oflbr. 
 
 Rot, Claus. 44 Hen. III. Pars i, Membrana 14, Dorso. 
 Pro Willielmo capellano regina;. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 46 Hen-. III. Membrana 11. 
 Pro epifcopo Elfinens'. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 46 Hen. III. Membrana 12. 
 Pro archiepifcopo Tuam de temporalibus. 
 
 An. 49 Hen. III. Bundela Certif. & Petit. An. 49 Hen. III. 
 
 IN TuRRi London'. 
 Epiftola Odonis O-Connor regis Conaftiae pro confcnfu regis ad epif- 
 copum eligendum. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 50 Hen. III. Membrana 29. 
 Pro epifcopo Dublin' & tenentibus fuis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 51 Hen. III.- Membrana 34. 
 De temporalibus reftituendis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 52 Hen. III. Membrana 36.- 
 De elcilionibus epifcoporum in provincia Cafl'alens. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 54 Hen. III. Membrana 3. 
 Pro regina dccima liibcmice. 
 
 I i i 2, Rot.
 
 436 MEMORANDA D E R O T U L I S, &c. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 54 Hen. III. N. 13. 
 Pro Alieiiora regiiia lupcr dccima ia Hybcrnia colligenda. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 55 Hen. III. Membrana 13. 
 Dc dcclinls colligcndis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. i E. I. Pars 2, Membrana 5. 
 
 Pro -de Grenville juftlclario Hibernie, de poteilate praefentan- 
 
 dis vice regis ad ecclefias vacantes. 
 
 Rot. Pat. i E. I. Pars 2, Membrana 5. 
 Pro Thoma de Chedworth, de terris archiepifcopatis Dublin' excolen- 
 dio 6c kmiiiandis. 
 
 Rot. Claus. i E. I. Membrana 6. 
 Pro archieplfc. Caflalen, de bonis & catallis ufurariorum quae ad ma- 
 uum arclutpilcopl devenerunt, & qu« ad regem pertinent. 
 
 Rot. Pat. i E. I. Pars 2, Membrana 19. 
 De cuflodia epi!copatus de Lymerick. 
 
 Rot. Pat. i E. I. Pars 2, Membrana 19. 
 De terris archlcpilcopatus Dublin' excolendis & fcminandis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. i E. I. Pars 2, Membrana 20. 
 De fidclitaife archiepifcoporum, epifcoporum, &c. de Hibernia regi fa- 
 cienda. 
 
 Rot. Pat. i E. I. Pars 2, Membrana 20. 
 De confervatione pads in Hibernia. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 3 E. I. Membrana 14. 
 De temporalibus epifcopatiis ImaUcen. rellitutis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 3 E. I. Membrana 17. 
 Pro priore hofpitalis Sanctl Johaiinis Jcrulalem in Hibernia, de redditu 
 fuo in Hibernia, non obilante mandatum maglftri domorum ipfius hof- 
 pitalis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 3 E. I. Membrana 30. 
 De poteflate S. Watcrford. epifcopo ad Inquirendum fuper tranlgref- 
 fionibus WillicLui lilli Warini fcnelchalli regis. 
 
 Rot.
 
 H I B E R N I A M S P E C T A N T I B U S. 437 
 
 Rot. Pat. 3 E. I. Membrana ^^. 
 Poteflas conferendi vicariam ecclcfiaj de Domenathliac, rationc archi- 
 epifcopatus Dublin' vacantis data Thome de Clicdiworth cancellario 
 Dublin. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 3 E. I. Membrana 34. 
 De archidiaconatu Dublin', cum pncbcnda annexa, dato Williclmo do 
 Salinis. 
 
 Rot, Pat. 3 E. I. Membrana ^6. 
 De prtebenda in ccclefia Dublin. Iter Bofiard data. 
 
 Rot, Pat, 3 E, I, Membrana 3(5". 
 Pro epifcopo Waterford' de recipiendo quadraginta libras fingulls anni/ 
 ad fuftentationem fuam. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 3 E. T. Membrana ^6. 
 Pro epifcopo Waterfordcnll thefiurario Hibernix de dominlcis regii 
 appreciaudis. 
 
 An. 3 E. I. Ex Autogr' infra Tur. 
 Liter^e a diverfis regibus Hibernicis fuper diverfis rebellionibus. 
 
 Liberate 4 E. I. Pars i, Membrana 3. 
 Pro magiftro T. de Chaddeworth, de cuftodia archiepifcopatus Dublin', 
 fede vacante. , 
 
 Rot. Pat. 4 E. I. Membrana 20. 
 De regis confcnfu cle6lioni Gilbert! prioris in nbbatem abbatiae beatc 
 Marie de Trum, 
 
 Rot, Pat. 4 E. T. Membrana 24. 
 Sentcntia delegatorum de lite, inter regem & priorem & capltulum 
 ecclefice iranftaj Trinitatis Dublin', donatiouem archidiaconatus Dublin' 
 vacantis fpeflante. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 5 E. I. Membrana 7, 
 De liccntia cligcndi abbatem Sanftx^ Mariae de Kenfis & temporalibus 
 rertituendis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 5 E. I. Membrana 6. 
 De poteilate data prsefentandi ad Vicariam ecclchx' do Sancto Kcnino. 
 
 Rot.
 
 43? MEMORANDA DE R O T U L I S, &c. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 5 E. I. Membrana 13. 
 De affcnfu rcgio eleclioui Robert! Ciccftrienfis monachi, in cpifcopnm- 
 dc Corke adhibito. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 5 E. I. Membrana 21. 
 De llcentia tligendi abbatiflam SaiidfE Marias de Hoges juxta Dublin" 
 & de teniporalibus reftitueiidis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 5 E. I. Membrana 21. 
 De teniporalibus electo in cpircopum dc Duno. 
 
 Bukdela Brev. & Pat. Anno 5 E. I. 
 Prohibitlo fuper iententia per icdis apoilolic^ lata ll:per fpoliatiouc ec- 
 clefiarum Sancti Edwini 6c Sandre Mariae dc Ros. 
 
 Rot. Pat, 6 E. I. Membrana 6. 
 De arclildiaconatu Dublin' &c de pra^benda datis Galfrido de Afpak- 
 
 RoT. Pat. 7 E. I. Membrana 3^ 
 Pro archlcpifcopo Dublin. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 7 E. I. Membrana 7, Dorso. 
 Dc fidelitate fratris Johannis de Derlington fodla regi. 
 
 Rot. Pat. Claus. 7 E. I. Membrana 19. 
 De temporalibus archiepifcopatus Dublin' reftitutis. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 8 E. I. Membrana 8. 
 Pro dccano & capitulo Cluon' de eledione epifcopi fine licentia regis.- 
 
 Rot. Pat. 8 E. I. Membrana 8. 
 Pro priore & conventu domus dc Monte apoftolorum de Luneth de 
 eledione abbatis fine licentia regis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 10 E. I. Membrana 2. 
 De ellgendo abbatcm Sandi Petri & Pauli de Retheg. 
 
 Rot, Pat. id E. I. Membrana 2. 
 De temporalibus reftitutis Richardo electo de Fern, 
 
 Rot.
 
 HIBERNIAM S PE C T AN T I B U S. 439 
 
 Rot. Pat. 10 E. I. Membrana 13. 
 TJcentla data priorlfle 6c monialibus ecclcliae Sanclic Marian de Clove- 
 -nard eligendi abbatlflam. 
 
 Rdt. Pat. 10 E. I. Membrana 17. 
 De temporalibus reftitueiid' Mauritio cIc6to dc Lacn. 
 
 Rot. Pat, i i E. I. Membrana 13. 
 De prote6Uone pro archiepifcopo Arniachance. 
 
 P.oT. Pat. 1 1 E. I. Membrana 15. 
 De aflenfu regie eledioni Nicolai in abbatem ccclcfia; conventual;- 
 Dymelek. 
 
 Rot. Pat. n E. T, Membrana 15. 
 De temporalibus abbatix de Dymelek reftituendis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. n E, I. Membrana 16. 
 Pro Ricardo de Gey ton clerico. 
 
 RoT. Pat. 12 E. I. Membrana z, 
 De prebenda data Jacobo de Ifpania. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 12 E. I. Membrana S. 
 De thefauraria ecclelia; San£ti Patricii Dublin' data Waltero de Will'; 
 
 •burnc. 
 
 Rot. Claus. An. 13 E. I. Membrana 2. 
 Pardonatlo archiepifcopo Ardmachano conceff. de amcrciamento prd 
 occupatione temporalium epifcopatus Drummorenfis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 13 E. I. Membrana 4." 
 HibeVn. de aflenfu poftulationi feu eleftioni adhibito. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 13 E. I. Membrana 5, Dorso. 
 De ftatuto Wellminfter. i. ftatuto Glouceftriae, flatuto de mcrcato- 
 rlbus, & ftatuto de Weflminfler, in Hiberniam defcrendis, & ibidem 
 proclamandls 6c obfervandis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. i^ E. L Membrana 7. 
 Pro eplfcopo Waterfordenfu 
 
 RoT.
 
 440 MEMORANDA DE ROTULIS, &c. 
 
 Rot, Pat. 13 E. I. Membrana 8. 
 De tcmporibus archlcpilcopatus Dublin' rcftitutis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 13 E.I. Membrana 10. 
 De poteftate data p^Tlentandi ad ccclcfiam de Lexmcdy. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 13 E. I. Membrana 13. 
 De afl'enfu adhlbito cledionl & temporalibus reflituendis. 
 
 Rot. Pat. 15 E. I. Membrana 6. 
 Pro prloriflli & moniallbus abbatlae de bello portu bcata; Mariic. 
 
 Rot. Claus. 22 E. I. Membraka 10, Dorso. 
 De diverfis tangentibus ftatum Hibernice, & de adjornatlone duelll 
 juter Willielmum de Vefey & Johaiinem filium Thomae, 
 
 Rot. Claus. 30 E. I. Membrana 16, Dorso. 
 Literar ad magnates Hibenii?e de gucrra Scotias finaliter tennlnanda. 
 
 MEMORANDA
 
 [ 441 ] 
 
 MEMORANDA 
 
 FROM THE 
 
 PARLIAMENT ROLLS TOUCHING SUNDRY 
 MATTERS RELATING TO IRELAND. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 5 E. III. N. 2. 
 
 PARLIAMENT lummoned for the affairs of Ireland, and foe 
 the kuig's expedition tliither. 
 
 Ibid. N. 4. 
 Propnetors of lands in Ireland directed to repair thither for defence of 
 the fame, and to meet the king there. 
 
 Ibid, N. 6 & 7. 
 Perfons appointed to go to Ireland as jufliccs not to be excufed from 
 that fervice, and the Records to be fearched for fuch provilions as have 
 been made for improving the ftate of the kingdom. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 6 E. III. Pars i. N. ii. — P. 2. N. 3. 
 The king's expedition to Ireland poftponed. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 21 E. III. N. 41. 
 Enquiry to be made why no profits arife to the king from his pofleflions 
 in Ireland, as they did to his anceftors. 
 
 Ibid, N. 67. 
 Proviiion to be made in parliament that the county of Hulncflcr 
 (Ulfter) in Ireland, belonging to Lionel, the king's Ion, In right of 
 Elizabeth, his wife, fliall not defccnd to the king's enemies in cale the 
 fald Elizabeth die without ifllie. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 40 E. III. N. 2. 
 The Duke of Clarence fent into Ireland to govern Ij. 
 
 K k k IniD.
 
 442 MEMORANDA. 
 
 Ibid. N. 8. 
 Touching King John's homage to the Pope, for Ireland. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 3 R. II. N. 20 & 21. 
 The Earl of March appointed lieutenant of Ireland. 
 
 RoT. Parl. 9 R. II. N. 17. 
 Confirmation to Robert de Verc, Earl of Oxford, of the old lands and 
 doratnions of Ireland, with their appurtenances, as amply as the king 
 ought to enjoy the fame, together with the enjoyment to him and his 
 heirs, of all lands conquered by him, except the king's demeiiies in deed 
 or in right. 
 
 RoT. Parl. 16 R. II. N. 15 & 16. 
 Touching the reftitution to Sir Aubrey de Veer, heir of the Duke of 
 Ireland, to the lands and honour forfeited by the attainder of the faid 
 duke. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 18 R. II. N. r. 
 
 Touching the king's pafl'age into Ireland, and his conquefls there.. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 21 R. II. N. 44. 
 Touching the charges of the realm of Ireland. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 22 R. II. N. 15. 
 Touching the flight of Sir Thomas Mortimer into Ireland. 
 
 Rot. Parl. i H. IV. N. 42. 
 Article agalnft Richard the Second, for carrying into Ireland the 
 treafure, relicks, and other jewels of the realm of England. 
 
 Ibid. N. 96. 
 The king's promlfes in favour of the dutchefs of Ireland. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 2 H. IV. N. 3. 
 Touching the warrs in Ireland. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 4 H. IV. N. 12. 
 
 Touching the valour of the Lord Thomas, tlie king's fecond fon. In 
 Ireland. 
 
 Rot.
 
 MEMORANDA. 44- 
 
 Rot. Parl. 5 H. IV. N. 3. 
 Touching the warrs in Ireland. 
 
 Ibid. N. 56. 
 Touching certain outlaws for robberies and fellonles In Ireland. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 8 H. IV. N. 2. 
 
 Touching rebellions In Ireland. 
 
 Ibid. N. ^2- 
 Touching provifions for Ireland. 
 
 Ibid. N. 4.0. 
 Remedies to be provided for the charge of Ireland. 
 
 Ibid. N. 96. 
 Letters patent between Philippa, Dutchefs of Ireland, and Richard, 
 Earl of Oxford, touching certain manors and lands. 
 
 Rot. Parl. i H. V. N. 9. 
 Touching provifions for Ireland. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 2 H. VI. N. 47* • " 
 Touching the fureties of the Irifli. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 8. H. VI. N. 69. 
 An erroneous judgment in the Irifh parliament, removed Into the 
 King's Bench in England, by the prior of Lantham in Ireland. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 9 H. VI. N. 11. 
 A fafe conduct to John O'Kileth, an Irifhman. 
 
 Rot. Parl. i E. IV. N. 35. 
 
 Refloration of certain manors in Ireland to Richard Strangcivays, foil 
 and heir of Elizabeth, the late wife of Sir James Strangevvays, Knt. 
 
 Rot. Parl. 7. E. IV. N. 15. 
 The chancellor of England declarcth the kuig's care for tlie provifioa 
 for Ireland. 
 
 K k k 2 MEMO-
 
 [ 44+ 1 
 
 ME MORA NDA 
 
 D E 
 
 H I B E R N I A. 
 
 Annis 49 & 50 E. III. 
 
 De perfonis ecclefiaftlcls per Epilcopos Sc Clerum, ac perfonis laicis per 
 Communes cujuflibet Comitatus, & per Gives & Burgenles cujullibet 
 Civitatis 6c Burgi inHibernia, eligendis, & tranfmittendis in Angliam, 
 verfus dominum Regem, 6c Confilium fuum, ubicunque fuerit, 6c pote- 
 ftatcm fufficientem habentibus, pro pr.Tdidis Epilcopis 6c Clero, Mag- 
 natibus cujuflibet comitatus, Civibus 6c Burgenfibus cujuflibet Civitatis 
 6c Burgi, ad tradtandum, confulendum 6c concordandum cum ipfo Rege, 
 6c ejus Conlilio, tam fuper gubernatione 6c defenfione terras Hibernia:?, 
 quam fuper auxilio ibidem levando ad fuilentacionem guerra; regis. 
 
 CUM EXCELLENTISSIMUS DOMINUS NOSTER, DOMI- 
 NUS REX ANGLIC, nuper tranfmilerit Nidiolaum de Dag- 
 worth militem, ad terram iplius domini regis Ilibernia?, ad quxdam nego- 
 tia di(!^i domini regis, Pra-latis, Magnatibus, 6c Communi^us diets terrje 
 exponenda, prout idem Nicholaiis per didum dominum regem erat 
 oneratus, prout in literis patcntibus de Anglia inde confectis, 6c in can- 
 cellaria didi domini regis in Hibernia irrotulatis, plenius continetur, ac 
 idem Nicholaus, in Parliameuto didi domini regis apud Kilkennor. die 
 Sabbatis in odabis Sandi Michaelis, anno regni ejuldem domini regis 
 quadrageflmo none, ex caufa prsedida fummonito 6c tcnto, comparenj, 
 inter cetera, tam in didis literis, quam in quadam indentura, per didum 
 Nicholaum in dido Parlijmento monflirata, 6: ibidem perlcda, 6c pofl- 
 modum in cancellaria prxdida exhibits, contcnta; Prelatis, Mjgnatibii?, 
 8c Communibus ibidem tunc convocatis, articulos fublcriptos cxpofuerit, 
 videlicet, qualiter didus dominus Rex, tam grandes fumptus 6c expenfas 
 fuper fuftentatione gucrra,' in terra fua pr^dida, pro iaivatioiie 6c defenfione 
 
 ejuldem.
 
 MEMORANDA DE HIBERNIA. 445 
 
 ejufdem, quales per antea fecit & appofuit, propter cxcelTivam effufionem 
 expenfaruni quas circa guerras fuas aliunde ipfum facere oportcrct, diu- 
 tiiis non potuit fuftinere, unde dittos Prelates, Magnates & Communes 
 diligentcr excitando, quod ipfi pra^milTis conlideratis, ordinarcnt, qualiter 
 quilibct eorum juxta facultates fuas, & flatus fui exigentiam, partem ra- 
 tionabilem hujufmodi lumptuum & expenfarum, pro luftcntatione guerrae 
 regis in terra pradida, ac falvatione, defenfione, & gubernatione ejufdem 
 terrfp, vjleret fupportare : & cum Prelati, Magnates & Communes fupra- 
 didti, fuper prErniflis fe excufaverint; videlicet, quod ipfi propter eorum 
 infufficientiam & paupertatem, aliquam partem hujufmodi fumptuum 6c 
 expenfarum tunc temporis non pof^cnt fupportarc ; eofdem Prelates, 
 Magnates & Communes, juxta vim & etfcftum indentura? pritdidta?, pofl- 
 modum oneraverit, quod quilibet epifcopus, duas perfonas ecclcliafticas po- 
 teftatem fufficientem pro fe 5c clero (ux diocefis, per literas procuratorias 
 ab ipfis epifcopo & clero, ac communes 'cujuflibet comitatus lWAcV terrac, 
 duas perfonas laicas poteftatem fufficientem pro magnatibus Sc commu- 
 nibus ejufdem comitatus, accives 6c burgenfescujuflibet civitatis & biirgi 
 ejufdem terras, duos cives & duos burgenfes poteftatem fufficienterh pro 
 fe, civibus Sc burgenfibus civitatum & burgorum prsdidorum haben- 
 tes, verfus didlum dominum regem in Anglia, ad tracflandum, confu'en- 
 dum Sc concordandum cum didiro domino rege & t]us confilio, tarn fuper 
 gubernatione ejufdem terrse, quam fuper aux'ili-o & fuftentatione guerrae 
 "regis, ibidem tranfmitterent : cujus oneris pnt'textu, & etiam pro co quod 
 idem dominus rex literas fuas dc privato figillo fuo, VVillielmo de W'yn- 
 defore gubernatori & cuftodi di(5la2 tcrrit Hibcrnia), per di(ftum Nicholaum 
 tranfmifit, mandando' eidem gubernatori & cuftodi quod fi dieU Prelati, 
 •Magnates 5c Communes, partem rationabilem hujulmodi fumptuum 5c 
 expenfarum fu^er fe affumere recufarent, tunc idem gubcrnator c>c cudos, 
 tantum faceret.quod quilibet epifcopus, ac communes cujuflibot comitatus, 
 'ac cives 6c burgenfes cujuflibct civitatis 6c burgi tcrr.t (>ra'dida.% duas 
 perfonas in forma pra^difta tranfmitterent, proi t m didis littris de privato 
 ■figillo plenius poterit apparere ; de avifamcnto dii5ti gubernatoris 6c culto- 
 dis, ac confilii difti domini regis Hibernia^j extitit concordatum, quod 
 brevia domini regis Archiepifcopis, Epifcopis, Vicccomitibus, Scnefallis, 
 Majoribus, Superioribus, 6c Praspofitis, ac omnibus aliis ejufdem terra.-, 
 quorum interefl, ad eledtionem hujufmodi dii^rum perfonarum,in Angliam 
 in forma pra^didatranfmittendarum, faciendam, mandaridcberent, ut idem 
 dominus rex, ac pcritum confilium fuum in Anglia, fnptr clcctionc pra:- 
 dida 6c nominibus hujufmodi tlcdorum, ac fuper eftcvltu brcvium pra:- 
 didorum, 6c rcturnorum eorundcm ad partes Anglian tianlmittcndis, ple- 
 nius poterunt informari. • Qu;k
 
 446 MEMORANDA DE HIBERNIA. 
 
 Qux quidem brevia confeda, & didis Archiepifcopis & aliis prsdiclis 
 mifla, & poflea in di«5tam cancellariam returnata fuerunt, &; ibidem re- 
 manent de recordo, quorum vero brevium 6c returncrum tenores fequun- 
 tur fub hac forma : 
 
 E D WA R D U S Dei gratia rex Anglix Sc Franciia?, & dominus 
 Hibernis, venerabili in Chriflo patri M. eadcm gratia Archiepifcopo 
 Ardmachono falutem : 
 
 Cum alias oneravimus diledum 6c fidelem noftrum Nicbolaum Dag- 
 worth militem, nuncium noftrum verfus terram noftram Hibernia; per nos 
 tranlmilTum, quod ipfe in quodam Parliamcnto in terra noftra praedifta, 
 pra?textu literarum noftrarum, diledo 6c fideli noftro Willielmo de Wyn- 
 defore gubernatori 6c cuftodi didze terrse noftrae tranfmilTarum, convo- 
 cando, inter cetera in quadam indentura inter nos &c didtum nuncium no- 
 jftrum confeda, contenta, Praslatis, Magnatibus, 6c Communibus terrce no- 
 ftrae pvxdicXx, ad didum Parliamentum comparentibus, exponi faceret, 
 quod cum nos, tarn exceflivas 6c intolerabiles expenfas, circa guerras noftras 
 in terra noftra prsdida, pro falvatione 6c defenfione ejufdem, quales ante 
 haDC tempora appofuimus, propter maximam effufionem expenfarum quas 
 circa guerras noftras aliunde neceilario nos apponere oportebit, de caetero 
 fupportare minime valeamu*; iidem Praelati, Magnates 6c Communes 6c 
 eorum quilibet, juxta facultatcs fuas 6c ftatus fui exigentiara, partem ra- 
 tionabilem hujulmodi expenfarum, pro fuftentatione guerra; nollraj ibi- 
 dem, 6c falvatione terrs praedidas, faciant fupportare ; 6c fi iidem Praelati, 
 Magnates 6c Communes partem rationabilem hujufmodi expenfarum fuper 
 fe capere recufarent, tuncdidus nuncius nofleripfos ex parte noflraoneraret, 
 quod quilibetEpifcopusduas perfonas ecclefiailicas idoneas poteftatem fuffi- 
 cientem pro fe & clero fua diocelis, per literas procuratorias ab ipfis epifcopo 
 &c clero, ac communes cuiufllbet comitatus didae terra?, duas perfonas laicas 
 potefbatemfufficientemtani pro feipfis,quam Magnatibus ejufdem comitatus, 
 ac Cives 6c Burgenfes cujuflibct Civitatis 6c Burgi ejufdem terrae, duosCives i 
 
 & duos Burgenfes poteftatcm fufficientem pro fe, & Civibus & Burgenfibus ( 
 
 civitatum 6c burgorom pracdidorum habentes, verfus nos 6c confilium no- { 
 
 ftrum in Anglia, ad tradandum, confulendum6c concordandum nobifcum, 
 tam fuper gubernatione didas lerrae, quam pro auxilio 6c fuftentatione guerrae 
 noflrae ibidem tranfmitterent. Et licet idem nuncius noftcr, prsemifia 
 omnia 6c hngula Pnxlatis, Magnatibus 6c Communibus in Parliamento 
 noftro apud Kilkenn. in odibis Sandi Michaclis proximis prateritis, ex 
 caufis prsmilTis fummonito 6c tento, comparentibus, expofuerir, 6: ipfos 
 in forma prsedida oneraverit; ipli tamen fe per eorum infutiicientiam ex- 
 
 a cufarunr. 
 
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 MEMORANDA DE HIBERNIA. 447 
 
 cnfarunt, quod aliquam partem fumptnum & expenfarum, pro gucrris no- 
 ftris ibidem manutenendis, ad prarfcns nequeant lupportare : ob quod, hu- 
 julmodi perfonas verfus nos in Angliam, ex caufis prjrdidlis, in forma fu- 
 pradifta, tranfmitti volentes, vobis mandamus, quod convocato coram 
 vobisClero veftrae diocefis, duas perfonas ecclefiaflicas hujufmodi potefta- 
 tem pro vobis & difto clero veltro optinentes, de aficnl'u ejuldsrin clcri 
 eligi, & coram nobis, & didto conlilio noftro in Anglia ad lumptus veftros, 
 & didi cleri veftri, citra quindenam purificationis beatit Maria: proxim' 
 futur', ubicunquc tunc fuerimus in Anglia, ad traftandum, confulendum 
 & concordandum, ut praediftum eft, tranfmitti facialis, nobis in cancellaria 
 noflra Hiberniae, de nominibus did:arum duarum perfonarum, fic per vos 
 eligendarum, citra fcftum Sandtae Katerinas virginis prox' futur', ubicunque 
 tunc fuerit, fub figillo veftro certificantes, hoc breve nobis tunc ibidem 
 remittentes, & hoc fub pcena centum librarum, de vobis, & ditfto clero 
 veftro, ad opus noftrum levandarum, nullatenus omittatis. 
 
 Tefte Willielmo de Wyndefore gubernatore & cuftode terra; noftrse 
 Hibernia?, apud Kilkenn. xxv. die Odobris, anno regni noftri Anglia: 
 quadragefimo nono, regni vero noftri Franciae tricefimo fexto. 
 
 Cujus quidem brevis returni tenor talis eft : 
 Praetextu iftius brevis, convocato coram nobis clero noftrx diocefis, de 
 noftro communi confilio & aftenfu refpondemus, quoad contenta in brevi 
 huiccedulae confuto, quod non tenemur juxta libertates, privilegia, jura, 
 leges 6c confuetudines ecclefiae, necterrac Hiberniie, aliquosde clero noflro 
 eligere, nee mittere ad partes Angliac, ad Parliamenta leu confilia in An- 
 glia tenenda; tamen, ob reverentiam domini noftri regis Anglia: ilkiftril- 
 fimi, 6c propter urgentiffimam neceflitatem dida: terraj jam imminentcm 
 ad prffifens, falvis nobis 6c terras praediftje Magnatibus 6c Communibus, 
 juribus, privileges, libertatibus, legibus, 8c confuetudinibus fuis fupra- 
 didtis, concedimus domino Johanni Cufak 6c Willielmo Fitz-Adam cle- 
 ricis per nos eledis, ad proficifcendum ad partes Anglia;, ibidein coram 
 domino noftro rege comparend. plenam poteftatem ad tra(3andum, con- 
 fulendum 6c concordandum, fuper falvatione, defenfione, 6c bona guber- 
 natione terrae pra:di£lx. Except, tamen quod non concedimus pra?didis 
 nunciis feu eledtis noftris, poteftatem concedendi aliqua oncra feu fubfidia 
 fuper nos, feuclerumpraedidlum ad pracfens, 6c hoc tarn propter paupcrta- 
 tem nortram, 6c noftrorum dignitatuum 6c beneficiorum exilitatem, quani 
 propter mifas, fumptus 6c cxpenfas, quos quafi quotidie, tarn in invenicnd^ 
 homines ad arma, hobelarios, 6c pedites, quam in aliis fumptibus 6c ex- 
 penlis, quos nos circa defenfionem partium noftrarum, 6c didac terrae ne- 
 
 ceflario
 
 448 MEMORANDA DE H I B E R N I A. 
 
 ceflario apponere oportebit, quae tamen, licet juxta noftrum ac Com. to- 
 tius tern'j prxdidta: polle apponatur, noii fuiliciunt ad decinian partem 
 fumptaum 6c expenfarum, quae circa guerras 6c relirtentiam inimicorum 
 domini noftri regis 6c nolhorum, ac defen(ionem terrae ejuldcm apponi 
 oportet, 6c ob caulas pra^diclas, 6c alias per prasdidtos eleiftos fca nuncios 
 noftros pra;diclos, coram domino nortro rege in Anglia declarandas, aliter 
 ad praifens refpondere non pollumus. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur cuftodihus fpiritualitatis archiepifcopatus 
 Dublin, lede vacante, mutatis mutandis, fub eadem data. 
 
 Tenor returni prsdidi brevis fequitur fub hac forma : 
 Excellcntiillmo in Chrifto principi 6c domino noftro, domino Edjvardo 
 Dei gratia illullri regi Anglian 6c Francia?, 6: domino Hibernian, veftri hu- 
 miles 6c devoti Wilklmus de Gayflee canonicus ecclefiie Sanifli Patriacii 
 Dublin. 6c Johannes Fitz-Elys archidiaconus Glydelacen. in eadem, cu- 
 flodes fpiritualitatis archiepifcopatus Dublin, fede vacante, falutem in eo 
 per quern regcs regnant 6c principes dominantur. 
 
 Breve veftrum regium prsefentibus annexum, nuper nobis dire»ftum, 
 
 cum omni honore rccepimus. Cujufquidem brevis virtute, fuper contentis 
 
 in eodem, convocavimus coram nobis clerum dipc. Dublin, ac duas per- 
 
 fonas ecclefiafticas, videlicet me Johannem Fitz-Elys antediclum, 6: do- 
 
 minum Thomam Athelard vicariam de Donabate, poteftatem de qua in 
 
 didto brevi veflro fit mentio, plenam, pro nobis 6c diilo clero optinentes, 
 
 <ie aflenfu ejufdem cleri eligimus, ad comparendum coram vobis, 6c veflro 
 
 confilio in Anglia, fumptibus nollris 6c didii cleri, citra quindenam purifi- 
 
 cationis beatiE Marias proximae futuram, ubicunque tunc fueritis in Anglia, 
 
 • 6c ad traclandum, confulendum 6c concordandum, fuper hiis de quibus in 
 
 dido brevi vellro plenior lit mentio, de nominibus vero didarum perfo- 
 
 naruin electarum cancellariam veltram in Hibernia, citra diem in prafaio 
 
 brevi vertro limitatum certificamus, breve veftrum regium nobis directum 
 
 rcmittentes, 6c fic mandatum veflrum in di(flo brevi veftro, adimplevimus 
 
 -cum honore. Veftram excellentiam confervet AltiUlmus, per tempora 
 
 longa. 
 
 In cujus rei tefiimonium, iigillum quo utimur in officio noftro, pra;- 
 fentibus eft appenfum. 
 
 Dat. Dublin, xii. die menfis Novembris, anno Domini millefimo tref- 
 centefimo feptuagcfimo quinto. 
 
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 MEMORANDA DE HIBERNIA. 449 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur archiepifcopo CafTelleiifi, vcl ejus vicario ge- 
 nerali iplb archiepifcopo in remotis agendo, mutatis mutandii, lub cadem 
 data. 
 
 Tenor retiirni brevis pr2edi(fli fequitur in ha;c verba : 
 Clerus dioceiis Caflellenfis coram nobis vocatus, de ejafdem cleri una- 
 nimi ailenlli & noftro, elegit dominum Johannem Geffard, canonicum 
 monafterii de OfTeny, & redorem ecclefia: deKiltevvenan, Caflellenlis dio- 
 cefis, quia facultates diftaj diocefis non fufficiunt ad duos nuncios tranf- 
 mittend. qui Johannes habet poteftatem ad traclandum, confulendum fie 
 concordandum, prout breve requirit ; (alvis libertatibus ecclelia; 6c Uberis 
 confuetudinibus terra; Hibernicanaj. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur archiepifcopo Tuamenfi, qui nichil inde re- 
 fpondit. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur epifcopo Miden. mutatis mutandis, fub ea- 
 dem data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis praedidi fequitur in ha?c verba: 
 Stephanus cpifcopus Miden. dicit pro fe & clero luo, quod, pro e» 
 quod ipfe conccflit, pro fe & clero fuo, pra^diclo domino regi, in auxilium 
 relevationis expenfarum fuarum faciend. fuper fullentatione guerrarum 
 fuarum Hibernian, in parliamento de quo in hoc brevi fit mcntio, & per 
 literas fuas eidem domino regi & confilio fuo in Anglia, per Nicholaum 
 de Dagworth militem inde tranfmifias, centum marcas, folvendas, prout 
 in didla conceflionc continetur, non tenetur aliquos nuncios eligere vel 
 tranfmittere ad partes Anglitc, coram domino rege, prout iftud breve re- 
 quirit ; tamen ob reverentiam domini regis praedidi, & urgentillimam ne- 
 cefiitatem jam eminentem in terra praedicta, prasdiclus cpifcopus, magi- 
 ftrum Bartholomeum Dullard, redorem ecclefix parochialis beataj Mariae 
 de Drogheda, nuncium fuum, ad informandum & confulendum praedic- 
 tum dominum regem & confilium fuum in Anglia, de & fuper ftatu & 
 gubernatione terra; Hibernias, 6c remediis inde apponendis, falvis liber- 
 tatibus 6c confuetudinibus terra; prsedida;, 6c ecclefiarum ejufdem, ordi- 
 nandum, pro fe 6c clero fuo pra^dido, cum fufficienti potcflate tranf- 
 mittit. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur epifcopo Daren*, mutatis mutandis, fub ea- 
 dem data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis pra^didi fequitur in hiec verba : 
 
 L 1 1 Prxtcxtu
 
 450 MEMORANDA DE HIBERNIA. 
 
 Prstextu hujus brevis, convocato coram nobis clero noftra; dlocefis, 
 idem clems nofter una nobifcum, cxcepto domino priore hofpitalis Sandli 
 Johannis Jerololime in Hibernia, qui, licet magnam partem ecclenarum 
 noftr.E diocefis in propiios ufus optineat, nobilcum &c clero noflro llipra- 
 ditSlo in hujufmodi negotio concurrere renuit 6c recufavit, &c quia idem 
 dominus prior, audloritate Apoflolica a noftra jurifdictione peuitus eft 
 exemptus, ipfum dominum priorem ad id faciendum compeliere non po- 
 terimus, Willielmo White decano ecclefia- noftra; catliedralis Daren. & 
 Ricardo White redtori de Donaghda, per nos 6c didtum clerum noftrum 
 communiter eledis, plenam conceftit poteftatem, ad traitandum, informan- 
 dum, confulendum 6c concordandum, cum domino noftro rege, 6c conlilio 
 luo, ubicunque fuerit in Anglia, ad diem in ifto brcvi contcntu, liiper 
 ftatu, falvatione 6c gubernatione terra; iuse Hiberniit fupradida j let ad. 
 ipfum clerum ulterius onerandum feu obligandum, aliquibus oneribus feu 
 fubfidiis quam onerati funt, nullo modo vujt conccdere poteftatem, eo 
 quod propter guerram inimicorum Sc rebellium domini noftri regis, 6c 
 fidelis populi fui, in diocefi noftra Daren. fupradi(fta, de die in diein .... 
 qus pro majori parte eft diftrudla, 6c propter beneficiorum exilitatem, 
 ac etiam paupertatem 6c inopiam cleri fupradidli, alia quccvis onera quam 
 indies 6c communiter portat 6c fuftinet, quas grandia fimt & importabilia 
 .... debeat fuftinere, 6c fupportare nequit quoquo modo, prout pracdifti 
 procuratores noftri, coram domino noftro rege 6c coniilio fuo in Anglia, 
 li necefle fuerit, ad plenum declarare poterunt in eventu. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur epifcopo Leighlynen, mutatis mutandis, fub 
 cadein data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis prasdidli fequitur in hasc verba : 
 Pra;textu hujus brevis, convocato clero noftrse diocefis infrafcripti, 5c pcr- 
 ledtis coram ipfo omnibus, 6c fingulis articulis in hoc brevi contentis, qui 
 omnes 6c fmguli de clero noftro antedicto unanimiter allegarunt, quod nulla 
 perfona eccleliaftica verfus dominum regem 6c confilium fuum Anglic, 
 fuper articulis pra^diiflis, propter noftrorum 6c eorum infuilicientiam pau- 
 pertatem, 6c inopiam, quas nosipfi 6ccommunes dictae diocefis, per dcftruc- 
 tiones, roberias, arfiones, 6c depredationes Hibernicorum inimicorum indies 
 in . . . perpetratas ante haec tempora, devenimus, citra quindcnain purifi- 
 
 cationis beatrc Maria? content, fumptibus noftris tranfniitti [^Miit, 
 
 prout hoc breve requirit, 6c maxime, eo quod in diocefi noftra pr^cdidta, 
 extra manus Hibernicorum inimicorum domini regis non funt culta^ 6c 
 nianuoperata? prater quatuordecim carucatas terras, quod allegat. extitilTe 
 in Parliamento ultimo tentoapud Kilkcnn. per nos 6c clerum noftrum, ac 
 
 com.-
 
 MEMORANDA DE HICERNIA. 451 
 
 communitatem comitatus Catherlagh. coram gubernatore, & Nicholao 
 Dagworth milite infralcript. ac conlilio domini regis, quariun decimam 
 partem reputamus minus fufficientem pro fuilentatione noilra. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigltur epifcopo OlTorierr, mutatis mutandis, fub 
 eadem data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis pra^didi fequltur in hsc verba : 
 Alexander epifcopus Offorien. & Johannes de Acres . . , eledi funt per 
 didlum epifcopum & clerum fus diocefis, dc effendo coram domino rcgc 
 6c ejus conlilio in Anglia, ad diem in brevi contentum, ad faciendum 
 prout breve requirit : ialvis libertatibus & liberis conluetudinibus ecclelia 
 & terras Hibernian. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigltur epifcopo Lifmorcn. & Waterford. mutatis 
 mutandis, fub eadem data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis praedidti fequitur fub hac forma : 
 Nomina duarum perfonarum ecclefiafticarum pro Thoma epifcopo Lif- 
 iiioren. & Waterford. & clero fax diocefis elediarum, ad comparcnduni 
 coram domino rege in Anglia, ad diem in hoc brevi contentum, ubicun- 
 que tunc fuerit in Anglia, poteftatem pro ipfis epifcopo & clcro procu- 
 rator, habentium, ad tradtandum & confulendum cum ipfo domino rege, 
 6c ad ipfum dominum regem informandum fuper articulis in hoc brevi 
 contentis, videlicet, Thomas Lifmoren. & Waterforden. epifcopus, cc ma- 
 gifter Philippus Raye clericus, abfque aliqua poteftate per ipfos epifco- 
 pum & clerum, didlis perfonis concefla, ad concordandum in pra^mifTis, 
 ne libertates ecclefias ternc Hibernicana; infringantur, eo quod hujuf- 
 mod'i poteflas concordandi, in maximum pra^judicium ecclefnu fux, ac li- 
 bertates ecclefias & terra^ Hibernicance, multum cedere pollet, prout didta; 
 perfonas coram ipfo domino rege, li necefTe fuerit, ad plenum declara- 
 bunt. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigltur epifcopo Fernen. mutatis mutandis, fub ea- 
 dem data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis prcedicti fequitur fub hac forma : 
 Clerus diocefis noftra; Fernen. coram nobis convocatus, de ejus unani- 
 mi afl"cnfu & nofijro, elegit magiftrum Williclmum de Sando Johanne de- 
 canum ecclefis noftra: Fernen. & Ricardum Whitty clericum, qui ple- 
 nam potcfiatem habeant ad faciendum prout ifiud brevi requirit : falvis 
 libertatibus ccclefia:, 6c liberis confuetudinibus terrie Plibcrnia^. 
 
 L II 2 Con-
 
 452 M EMORANDA DE HIBERNIA. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur epifcopo Lymer. mutatis mutandis, Tub ea- 
 dem data. 
 
 Tenor returnl brevis praedlcti fequitur fub hac forma : 
 Nomina duarum perfonarum idoncarum pro epifcopo & clero diocefis 
 Lymer. electarum, ad tractandum, confulendum & concordandum, cum 
 domino noflro rege, & ejus confilio, citra quindenam purificationls beatac 
 Mariiv prox. futur. ubicunquc tunc fuerit in Anglia, prout iftud breve 
 rcquirit, magifter Johannes Fox & Johannes Route clericus. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur epifcopo Lifmoren. mutatis mutandis, fub 
 eadem data. 
 
 Tenor returnl brevis praedlcti fequitur in haec verba : 
 Exccllentiffime domine, quoad duas perfonas ecclefiafticas per nos 
 mittendas, cum fufficlenti mandato verfus Angliam, prout vcftrum breve 
 praefens requirlt, nullo mode eafdem perfonas mittere valemus, videli- 
 cet, propter notoriam & nimlam paupertatem noflram, ac clerl noftri, 
 cum nullum clerum ad praefens habemus refidentem, ratlone contlnuae 
 guerrai & inextinguibllis in diocefi nofl'ra exlflentis, exceptis paucis cle- 
 ricis pauperimis manentibus inter inimicos veflros & noftros; mittemus 
 tamen negotia noftra .... cum fufficiente poteftate verfus Angliam, prout 
 contlnetur in praefenti mandato, per perfonas ecclefiafticas electas pro 
 clero Lifmoren. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur epifcopo Cork, mutatis mutandis^ fub eadem 
 data. 
 
 Tenor return! brevis pratdlctl fequitur in ha?c verba : 
 Magifler Thomas Rys & magifter Johannes White clericl, ecclcfix ca- 
 thedralis Cork, canonici, funt electi per G. cpifcopum Cork. &c totum 
 clerum cjufdem diocefis, de eflendo coram domino noflro rcge, 6c ejus 
 confilio, ubicunque fuerit in Anglia, ad diem in brevi pra^^dicto conteu- 
 tum, ad tractandum, confulendum & concordandum, prout breve re- 
 quirlt. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur epifcopo Clon. vel ejus vicario genemll ipfb 
 epifcopo in remotis agente, mutatis mutandis, lub eadem data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis praedlcti fequitur in ha!C verba : 
 Clcrus diocefis Cloncn. de aflenfu communl, elegit Thomam priorem 
 Villa; Pontis &c Johanncm Sandy capellanum, ad comparendum coram 
 
 domino
 
 MEMORANDA DE HIBERNIA. 453 
 
 domino noftro rege In Anglia, citra quindenam purificationis beata; Manx 
 prox, futur. iibi tunc fuerit, ad tractandum, confulendum & concordan- 
 dum, una cum aliis procuratorlbus electis provincias Caflellenlis, prout 
 idem breve requirit. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur epifcopo Ker. mutatis mutandis, fub eaden* 
 data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis praedlcti fequitur in hajc verba : 
 Convocato clero noftrae diocefis, electi funt duo nuncii in Angliam, fe- 
 
 cundum tenorem brevis, videlicet, Magifter Gilbertus & Johannes 
 
 filius Johannis, canonici cathedralis ecclefiai uoftra.*, qui ibunc ad Angliam. 
 domino concedente. 
 
 Rex vicecomiti Dublin, falutem : 
 
 Cum alias oneraverimus, dllectum Sc fidelem noflrum Nicholaum Dag- 
 worth niilitem, nuncium noflrum verfus tcrram noftram Hibcrnia?, 6cc. 
 ut fupra, ufque ibi tranfmitti volentes, & tunc lie ; tibi pra^cipimus, quod 
 convocatis coram te magnatibus & communibus comitatus tui, duas per- 
 fonas laicas, hujuimodi potelVatem, tam pro le, quam dictis magnatibus 
 & communibus optinentes, decorum communi affenlu, eligi, &c. ut fupra, 
 ulque ibi remittent', & tunc fie, & hoc fub poena centum marcarum, de 
 te & communibus comitatus tui, ad opus noflrum levandarum, nullatenus 
 omittatis. Tefle, &c. ut fupra. 
 
 Cujufquidem brevis returni tenor talis ed : 
 Nicholaus Houth & Ricardus White electi funt per magnates & com- 
 munes comitatus Dublin, ad comparcndum coram domino rcge, 6c con- 
 filio fuo in Angliam, citra quindenam purificationis beata* Mari^^e, unde 
 iflud breve facit mentionem, ubicunque tunc fuerit in Anglia, plenam 
 potellatem, per praedictos magnates & communes habcndos, ad tractan- 
 dum & confulendum, cum iplo domino rege, & conlilio fuo, ibidem, ad 
 ipfum dominum regem iiiformandum, fuper ftatu & gubcrnatione terrai 
 fuai Hiberniic, abfque aliqua potcftate per pritdlctos m.agnates 6c com- 
 munes, praidictis Nicholao &c Ricardo concefia, concordand. praedictos 
 magnates & communes, onerare de aliquibus oneribus fuper cis impo- 
 flerum imponendis, propter diverfa qu;e per pra'dictos Nirholaum & 
 Ricardum tunc ibidem declarabuntur. Et lupcr hoc, pro eo quod quani- 
 plures de lutKcientlbus hominibus comitatus Dublin, per quandaiii peti- 
 tioncm luam, lub corum ligillib figillatam, configu. gubernatori &c cultodi.
 
 454 MEMORANDA D E H I B E R N I A. 
 
 accanccllnrio, & allis du conhlio domini regis In Hlbcrnin, monftrarunt & 
 certiticarunt, quod ipli eledioni diftorum Klchohii & Ricardi noii con- 
 feiiticrunt, quorum nomina in certificatione przedidla, pra'fentibus annexa, 
 f)leniu3 inlcrunrur, de avilamcnto didlorum gubernatoris & conlilii, advcr- 
 ten. qualiter dilccnfio & variatio fuper cleiftionc pra;di6la intcrvcnerunt, 
 ■pro omni altcrcatione in ea parte amovenda, concordatum tuit, quod li- 
 terae domini regis patcntes, llib magno ligillo luo quo utitur in Hibcrnia, 
 fratriThomie Scurlalc abbati domus lan£l:i Tliomx- Martiris juxta Dublin, 
 thclaurario domini regis in Hibernia, & Roberto de Prcfton capitali juil:i- 
 ciario de communi banco l-Iihcrnia.% ad intcreflend. elcdioni in hac parte 
 faciend. & ad cam fupervidend. & de nomlnibus fic eligendorum; & li de 
 communi aflenfu diftorum magnatum & commun. vcl majoris partis corun- 
 dem eletfti fuerint, necne in cancellaria domini regis in Hibernia certifi- 
 cand. proiit in literis pra-diclis, prasfentibus annexis, plenius continetur: 
 ac breve di£li domini regis vicecomiti Dublin, de convocando dictos mag- 
 nates & communes, in pra^fcntia diiftorum thefaurarii &c jufliiciarii, ad clcc- 
 tionem hujulmodi de corum communi aflenfu taciend. & dc nominibus 
 fic eligendorum, in cancellariam pnediclam certihcand. prout in eodem 
 brevi pra^fentibus limilitcr anncxo, plenius poterit apparere, mandari de- 
 berent. Qui quidem thefaurarius & jufticiariu?, virtute didtarum literarum 
 in di6lam cancellariam returnarunt, quod viginti & quatuor perlona^ ele- 
 gerunt Nicholaum Houth &c Willielmum Fitz-William, & viginti per- 
 ■fonoi elegerunt pr£edi(ftum Nicholaum &c Ricardum White, prout in rc- 
 turno inde pryefentibus annexo, fatis conftat; ac diclus vicecomes returna- 
 vit, quod magnates & communes meliores dicli comitatus elegerunt pric- 
 diflos Nicholaum & Ricardum, & alios non tenentur eligcre, prout in 
 returno fuper diclo brevi confecto, &: pr;rlcntibus anncxo, plane liquet. 
 Et quia vilis returnis pra.^di61:is, pra^fatis gubernatori 6c conlilio conftabat, 
 prxediclos Nicholaum & Willielmum per majores & fufficientes didti co- 
 mitatus clectos exiftcre, iidcm gubernator 6c confilium ckiftionem di£to- 
 rum Nicholai & Williclmi duxerunt acccptandam : tt fuper hoc, dc avifa- 
 mento diclorum gubernatoris & confilii, alia- litenc patentes ipfius domini 
 regis, pra-fatis thefaurario & jufticiario miflie fuerunt, continentes quod 
 ipfi, omnes perfonas pra'di(5las, una cum aliis magnatibus & communibus 
 di(fli comitatus, coram eis ac vicecomite vel coronatorc comitatus pradifti 
 venire facerent, ipfofque ad concedcnd. poteOatem fufficienttm, pradiclis 
 Nicholao &c Willielmo, tam ad concordand. quam tradtand. & confulend. 
 compellcrent : et dc eo quod inde fiicerent, in cancellariam praxli<fl:am ccr- 
 tificarent, prout in eifdem literis praientibus annexis plenius poterit ap- 
 parere ; quarum quidem literarum returnum patet in quadam cedula eif- 
 ? detn
 
 MEMORANDA D E H I B E R N I A. 455 
 
 dem Uteris confuta. Et pro eo, quod difti magnates & communes, in dil- 
 cenlione & altercatione ut prasdicitur, perltverant, ne negotia rtgia in liac 
 parte expediend. propter hnjufmodi fmgularem difcenlionem five alterca- 
 tionem, diutius retardentur, tnm liters & brevia pra?di6i:a, quam returna 
 eorumdem modis quibus fiiint, de avifamento di<£lorum gubcrnatoris 8c 
 confilii, coram domino rege in Angiiam tranlmittantinv 
 
 Confimlle breve dirigltur vicecomitl Louetli. fub eadem data. 
 
 Tenor return! brevis pra^difti fequltur in hire verba : 
 Prajtextu hujulmodi brevis, convocatis magnatibus & communibus co- 
 mltatus Loueth. iidem magnates & communes de eorum communi af- 
 fenfu, una voce dlxerunt, quod ipil, juxta jura, prlvilegia, libcrtates, leges, 
 & confuetudines terne Hibernis, a tempore conquelhis ejufdem 6c ante, 
 \ifitat. non tenentur eligere, nee mittere aliquos de terra pra'dida, ad Par- 
 liamcnta, ncc confdia in Anglia tenend. ad tra«£land. confulend. & concor- 
 dand. prout hoc breve rcquirit; tamen ob reverentiam dominl noftri regis 
 Anglia?, & propter urgentifiimam necellitatcm diclai terrae, 6c populi fidciis 
 ejuldem, ad pra^fens, folvis priefi.tls communibus juribus, privilegiis, li- 
 bertatibus, leglbus, & coniuetudinlbus pricdiclis, concedunt Rogero Ger- 
 non & Ricardo \^erdon, per ipi'os eleflis, ad transfretandum ad partes 
 Anglia.', ibidem coram domino noftro rcgc comparend, plenam potefta- 
 tem ad tradland. confulend, & concordand. luper falvatione, detc-nfione 
 & bona gubcrnationc terrae praedi^ta-. Except, tamen, quod non conce- 
 dunt pra:tatis Rogero & Richardo, poteftatem concedendi aliqua onera feu 
 lublidia luper ipfbs ad pnelens iaiponenda, propter paupcrtatem dictae 
 communltatis, & propter magnas expenfas luas quas cotidie tarn in inve- 
 niendo homines ad arma, hobelarios, & pedites, in defenfione marchiarum 
 di6ti comitatus, erga forticres Hibernicos, Iliberniic inimicos, &c rebelles 
 domini noflri regis Anglia*, & propter illas caufas & alias, quas praedidi 
 Rogerus & Ricardus coram domino noftro rege & luo coufilio in Anglia, 
 declarabunt, aliter ad pra-'fens refpondere non poifunt. 
 
 Confimlle breve dirigltur vicecomitl Kildar. fijb cadcm data. 
 
 Tenor returnl brevis praedlctl fequltur in ha:c verba : 
 Praetextu hujus brevis, convocatis magnatibus & communibus comitatus 
 Kildar. iidem magnates & communes, &c. ut fupra, uliiuc Ibi ; prout hoc 
 breve requirlt, & tunc fie; ob reverentiam tamen dominl nofiri regis, 6c 
 voluntatis fuae, ac mandatorum fuorum complementum, ac propter urgcn- 
 tem ncccffitatem, nro tulna & inopia dldtue terrae, & populi fidciis cjuldcm, 
 
 domino
 
 456 MEMORANDA D E H I B E R N I A. 
 
 domino rcgl decLuiind. hac vice, concedunt pottftatem Johannl Rocheford 
 & Petro Rowc, per ipfos magnates & communes ekctis, ad traclnndum, 
 confulendum & concordandum, cum ipfo d. mino rege, Ibper ftatu & gu- 
 bernatione ejufdem tcrrae, ablque aliqua poteftate eildcm ele<ftL-< cone da, 
 ad iplbs magnates & communes, Ciga dominum rcgcin in aliquo oncrand. 
 Ita tamcn quod dicta conceffio five miffio diclis magu.iribus & communi- 
 bus, in futuro, uon cedat in prejudicium jurium, privilegiorum, libcrta- 
 tum, legum & confuetudinum pra^diclorum, qulbus 'pfl magnates & com- 
 munes a tempore conqueltus HiberniLC inconcufse 6c inviolabiliter ull 
 fuut & gavili. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur vicecomiti Cathirlagh. fub cadem data. 
 
 Tenor retunil brevls pra'dlcli fequitur in h2cc verba : 
 Pra;textu hujus brevis, convocatis coram rae apud Cathirlagh. commu- 
 nibus comitatus Cath. & perledis coram iplis, omnibus 6c lingulis articulis 
 in hoc brevi contentis, qui omnes 6c finguh coram me unaiiimiter allega- 
 runt, quod nullam perfonam laicam, coram domino rege 6c confdio luo in 
 Anglia, ad travflandum ibidem luper articulis pra;diclis, propter eorum in- 
 lufficicutiam 6c inopiam, ac frequentes dellrucliones, roberias, 6c depreda- 
 tiones, quee ante h;vc tempora diverfimode luftinuerunt & indies fuftinent, 
 per Hibernicos inimicos & rebelles domini nollri regis comitatus pra-dicli, . 
 di(ftum comitatum iindique invadentes 6c deflruentes, citra quindenam 
 purificationis beata; Mariae in hoc brevi content, ad lumptus ipiius comi- 
 tatiis tranfmittere poflunt; ac etiam, praedifta communitas coram me corum 
 lacramcnta prell:iterunt, quod non lunt cultit 6c manuoperat;ii in comitatu 
 praediclo, in manibus ligeorum domini regis, praeter quatuordecim carucatae 
 terrae, omnibus computatis, 6c quas quidcm infufficientiam 6c inopiam, 
 Galfridus de Valle 6c Phillippus de Valle milites, ele(fti pro commuiiitate 
 comitatus pra^didi, ad comparendum in Parliamento teiuo apud Rilkenn. 
 coram gubernatore domini regis Hiberniae, ac caeteris de conlilio ibidem in. 
 
 o£tab. lancli Michaelis prox' praterit', coram gubernatore, 6c Ni- ! 
 
 cholao DagAvorth mllite infralcripto, 6c di6lo confilio allegand. proteflan. ; 
 
 quod perlbnani coram domino rege . . dido confilio luo in Anglia, 
 
 ad fumptus dictae communitatis, 6c caulis prasmiflis, tranfmittere potuerunt. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur vicecomiti Waterford. fub eadem data. ' 
 
 Tenor returni brevis praedi6ti fequitur in hac verba : 
 Ricardus Botlllcr 6c David Cogan funt eledi de communl aflenfu co- 
 mitatus Waterford. de eflendo coram domino rege, 6c ejus confilio in Anglia, 
 
 ad 
 
 I
 
 MEMORANDA DE HIBERNIA. 457 
 
 nd diem in brevi contentam, ad fiiclendum, prout breve requirit : falvis 
 
 libcrtatlbus, juribus, & legibus, 6c confuetudiiiibus tcrrjc 
 
 Hiberniie. 
 
 Confimlle breve dirigitur vicecomiti Weyf. fub cadcm data. 
 
 Tenor retnrni brevis prffdidtl fequltur in ha;c verba : 
 Nomina duarum perfonarum per magnates & communes comitatus 
 Weyf. prjEtextu iftlus brevis eleftarum, ad faciendum, prout iftud breve 
 requirit, videlicet, Ricardus Whittey & Willi elmus de Sanfto Johaune, 
 Clericus. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur vicecomiti Lymer. fub eadem data» 
 
 Tenor return! brevis pncdidll fequltur in ha:c verba : 
 Henricus Eercley & Thomas Kildare fuut elefti, per magnates Sc com- 
 munes comitatus Lymer. ad transfretandum \erfus domlnum regem in 
 Angliam, & confillum fuum ibidem, ad tra£landum, confulendum, 6c 
 concordandum, fuper qulbufdam negotiis, ftatum & gubernationem terras 
 dldtl domini regis Hlbcrniae concernentlbus, prout breve requirit. 
 
 Confimlle breve dirigitur vicecomiti Cork, fub eadem data. 
 
 Tenor returnl brevis praxlicfli fequltur in Hjec verba: 
 Ricardus de Wynchedon & Philippus filius Robertl White eledi funt» 
 per magnates & communes comitatus Cork, ad faciendum & concordan- 
 dum pro els In Anglia, fumptibus eorum, prout breve requirit. 
 
 Rex fenefcallo libertatis Mid. & vicecomiti Croc, ibidem fnlutem : 
 Cum alias oneraverimus, &c. ut fupra, ufque Ibl tranfmittl volentes> 
 & tunc fic, vobis mandamus, quod convocatis coram vobls magnatibus, & 
 communibus comltatis Mid. duas perfonas lalcas, &c. ut fupra. Tefte, 
 ut fupra. 
 
 Tenor returnl brevis pracdifti fequltur In hajc verba : 
 Nomina duarum perfonarum laicarum per communitatem libertatis 
 Mid. cledlarum, Williclmus de London' miles & Ricardus Plunket, ad 
 comparendum coram domino regc, 6c coniillo fuo in Anglia, ad diem in 
 ii\o brevi contentum, ubicunque fuerit in Anglia, plenam potcllatciu 
 habentes, ad tradandum & confulendum, cum iplo domino rcge ibidem, ad 
 Ipfum domlnum regem Informandum, fuper ftatu & gubernatione tcrnv 
 fuai Hlbernlae, abfque allqua potcflate per prxdklam communitatem li- 
 
 M m m bertatis
 
 458 MEMORANDA DE HIBERNIA. 
 
 bertatls praedlflae, praedi^ftis duabus perfonis conccfla, de aliquibusoneribus 
 fuper els impofterum imponendis, propter diverfa qua; per praediclas per- 
 lonas ibidem declarabuntur. 
 
 Coiifimile breve dlrigitur fencfcallo libertatis Kilkenn. & vlcecoiuitl 
 Croc, ibidem Tub eadem data. 
 
 Tenor returnl brevis praeditftl fequitur in ha?c verba : 
 Alexander cplicopus Oflbr. Sc Galtridiis Forflall elefti funt, per fenef- 
 callum libertatis Kilkenn. vicecomitem Croc, ibidem, ac magnates, & com- 
 munes eJLifdem comltatus, de cflendo pro eifdcm, coram domino regc Sc 
 ejus confilio, ubicunque tunc fuerit in Anglla, ad diem in brevi con- 
 tentum, ad traiflandum & confuleudum, de negotiis, terram. Hiberniac, 6c 
 di£lum comitatum tangentibus: falvis libertatibusacliberisconfuetudinibus 
 terrx- Hiberni;v, ac comitatus prctdifti, ita femper, quod di£li Alexander 
 & Galfridus, nee eorum aliquis, nullatenus poteflatem habeant concordandi, 
 ad aliqua onera fuper diftos fenelcallum, vicecomitem, magnates, feu 
 communes imponenda, feu quovis modo recipienda. 
 
 Et poftmodum, pro eo, quod di£ti magnates & communes, non dederunt 
 praedidlis ele£tis, poteflatem concordandi, prout breve domini regis requi- 
 rebat, 6c etlam pro eo, quod duae laic;c perfonae, & non aliqua ecclefiaflica 
 pcrfona, ad transfretandum, pro dlclis magnatibus 6c communibus verfus 
 partes Angliie, juxta mandatum & voluntatem domini regis, extra Angliam 
 eligi deberent, deavifamento gubernatoris 6c cuftodis terrae regis Hiberniie, 
 6c confilii ibidem, per breve domini regis, ficut alias, prirceptum fuit pr<E- 
 fatls fenefcallo 6c vicecomiti, quod diftls magnatibus & communibus, ex 
 parte domini regis injungerent, quod ipfi de eorum communi aflenfu ell- 
 gerent, unam lalcam perlbnam, loco didti eplfcopl, habentem fufficlentem 
 poteftatcm, una cum pra^fato Galfrldo, tam ad concordandum quam trac- 
 tandum & confulendum, ut pracdidlum eft. 
 
 Returnl cujus quidem brevis tenor talis eft : 
 Walterus fillus Willielmi Cotcrell de Kenlys, eleftus eft loco Alexandri 
 eplfcopl Oflor. una cum Galfrldo Forftall, per fencfcallum libertatis Kil- 
 kenn. 6c vicecomitem Croc, ibidem ac magnates, 6c communes cjufdem 
 comitatus, de effcndo pro eifdem coram domino rege, & ejus confilio, ad 
 diem in brevi contentum, ubicunque tunc fuerit in Anglla, ad tradlan- 
 dum, confulendum & concordandum, de negotiis, tcrram Hibcrniiic, & dic- 
 tum comitatum tangentibus : falvis llbertatibus 6c liberis confuetudinlbus 
 tcrriE Sc communitatis pritdictorum ; 6c except, quod di^li Walterus & 
 
 Galfridus,
 
 MEMORANDA DE HIBERNIA. 459 
 
 Galfrldus, nee eorum aliquls, nullatenus poteftatcm habcant concordandl 
 ad aliqua oiiera,_ fuper diclos magnates &c communes imponenda, leu 
 quovis modo reciplenda. 
 
 Confimlle breve dirigitur fenefcallo libertatis Tyar. £c vicccomid Croc, 
 ibidem fub eadem data. 
 
 Tenor returni, brevis prfEdi£li fequitur In h^c verba : 
 Willielmus Newebery & Willielmus Yong, funt eledi de communi af- 
 fenfu, tarn libertatis, quam Croc, de eflendo coram domino rege, & ejus 
 confilio in Anglia, ad diem in brevi contentum, ad faciendum, prout breve 
 rcquirit : falvis libertatibus, juribus, & legibus, & liberis confuetudinibus 
 terrae Hibernia.\ 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur fenefcallo libertatis Ker. & vicecomiti Croc, 
 ibidem fub eadem data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis praedicli fequitur in haec verba : 
 Gilbertus filius Walter. & Thomas Fitz-Daniell del Rath, laici, elcifli 
 funt per magnates & communes comitatus Ker. tarn pro libertate, quam 
 pro Croc, de elTendo coram conlilio domini regis in quinden. purificationis 
 beatas Mariae prox' futur', in Anglia, ad tradlandum, confulendum & con- 
 cordandum, prout breve requirit. 
 
 Rex majori & ballivis civitatis fuDe Dublin, falutem: 
 Cum alias oneraverimus, &c. ut fupra, ufque ibi tranfmitti volcntes, 
 & tunc fic; vobis mandamus, quod convocatls coram vobis civibus 6g com- 
 munibus ejufdem civitatis, duos cives hujufmodi poteflatem, &c. ut fupra, 
 fub eadem data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis prsediftl fequitur in hasc verba: 
 Praetextu hujus brevis, convocatis civibus & communibus civitatis do- 
 mini regis Dublin, iidem cives & communes, de eorum unaniml aflenfu, 
 una voce dlxerunt, quod ipfi juxta jura, privilegia, libtrtatcs, leges, 6c 
 confuetudines terrae Hibernice, a tempore conqueftus ejufdem ufitata, non 
 tenentur mittere aliquos de terra prsdicla, ad Parliamcnta nee confilia in 
 Anglia tenta, nee ad tra£landum, confulendum & concordandum, cum 
 domino rege in Anglia, prout hoc breve requirit; ob reverentiam tamen 
 domini regis, & voluntatis fuas, ac mandatorum fuorum complement. & 
 propter urgentcm neceffitatem pro ruina 6c inopia dicta? terra', 6c populi 
 fidclis ejufdem, domiuo regl dcclarandum, hac vice conccdunt, Johaunl 
 
 M m m 2 Blackboyii
 
 46o MEMORANDA D E II I B E R N I A. 
 
 Bb.ckboyn & Johaiini White clvibus civitatis prcEcllclac, cle£l'is pro civitate 
 ]ira:dicla, potcrtatem ad tractaiulum, confulcndum 6c concordaiidum, cum 
 domino rcge, & conlilio luo iii Anglia, fuper ftatu &c gubcrnationc ejurdcm 
 terra: Hiberniie; poteilatcm pra:dit1orum Johannis 6c Johannls elcftoriim 
 ad ipfos elves & communes, de aliquibus oneribus erga dominum regcm 
 oncrandis, concedendis in omnibus rcfervat. Ita tamen quod dicta con- 
 cellio five mifiio, in futiiro, diftls civibus & communibus non ccdat In prjc- 
 judicium jurium, privileglorum, libertatum, legum & confuctudinum 
 pricdivflorum, quibus magnates & communes Hibernia?, ac ipii elves & 
 communes civitatis pradidliu, a tempore conqueilus Hiberniic iiiconeufle 
 ufi lunt & gavili. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur majorl, fencfcallo, 6c balhvis villa; fuse de 
 Drogheda, ex utraque parte aqua;, &c. mutatis mutandis, fub eadam data. 
 
 Tenor returnl brevis pra;di61:l fequitur in haec verba: 
 
 Praetextu hujus brevis, convocatis burgenfibus 6c communibus vlllac dc 
 
 Drogheda ex utraque parte aquie, iidcm, 6:c. ut fupra, ufque Ibl hae vice 
 
 conccdunt, 5c tunc fic potcftatem WilUelmo White &c Nicholao Starkey 
 
 cle<ftus pro villa prredifta, ad tradlandum, 6cc. ut fupra, mutatis mutandis., 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur majori 6c ballivis ci\^tatls fuse Waterford^ 
 mutatis mutandis, fub eadem data. 
 
 Tenor return! brevis pra;di<£li fequitur in ha?e verba : 
 PriEtextu iftlus brevis, convocatis civibus 6c communibus civitatis do- 
 mini regis Waterford. de communi afienfu oc confillo, rcfpondcmus quoad 
 contenta in hoc brevi, quod non tenemur juxta libertates, privilegia, 
 jura, leges 6c confuetudines civitatis praediilic, nee terrae Hibernia;, aliquos 
 de civitate pricdifta eligere, nee mittere ad partes AngHa.', ad Parliamenta 
 ieu eonfilia in Anglla tenenda ; tamen ob rev^erentiam domlni noftrl regis 
 AngH<e illuflrifrimi, 6c propter ui^entiflimam necefiltatem dl£l:x terrre jam 
 imminentcm, adpraefens; falvls nobis, 6c terra; prirdiclyemagnntibus 6c com- 
 munibus juribus, privilcgHs, libcrtatibus, legibus 8c confuetudinibus fuis 
 pra-diiftis, conccdimus Willielmo Chaundhull Sc Galfrido Forftals, per nos 
 eleftis, ad proficifcendum ad partes Anglla; ibidem coram domino noftro 
 rege comparend. plenam potcftatem, ad traftandum, confulcndum 6c eon- 
 cordandum fupcr falvatione 5c dcfenfione 6c bona gubcrnationc di£lx civi- 
 tatis ac terrae praediftac ; except, tamen quod non concedlmus prajdidlis 
 nuncils feu eletftis ejufdem civitatis, poteflatem eoncedendi aliqua onera 
 
 feu
 
 MEMORANDA DE H I B E R N I A. ^6t 
 
 feu fubfidia fuper nos feu elves & communes civitatis praEdi(£lac ad pra'fens, 
 & hoc tam propter paupertatem noftram, quam propter miias, 6c expenfas, 
 ac fumptus, quos quaii cotidie intallagiatos levand. de pncd'niills comnuuii- 
 bus didlic civitatis quam in allis fumptlbus & expcnfis, quos circa dcfen- 
 fionem civitatis pra^ditlic necefiiario apponere oportcbit: quje tamcn, licet 
 juxta civium ac communitatis totius civitatis pra'diclaj pofl'c apponantur, 
 non fufficiunt ad decimam partem fumptus 6c expenfarum, qua^, circa 
 guerras ac refiftentiam inimicorum & rebelliumdomini noflri regis, civium 
 ac communitatis, & defenlionem ejufdem civitatis, apponi oportct, & ob 
 cauf'as pra^diclas, & alias quamplurimas per pra;diclos eleifl(i.- leu nuncios 
 civitatis pra^didla?, coram domino noflro rege in Anglia declarandas^ 
 allter ad pra?fens refpondere non poffimus. 
 
 Confimile breve dlrigltur majorl 5c balUvls civitatis Lymer. lub eadem 
 data. 
 
 Tenor return! brevis praedidll fequitur in hasc verba : 
 Nomina duorum civium electorum, habentlum iiifficlcntcm poteflatem, 
 tam pro fe, quam pro clvlbus & comm.unlbus civitatis I^ymer. ad traclan- 
 dum, confulcndum 6c concordandum, cum domino noftro rcgc, citra folium 
 purificationls beatae Marias prox' futur', ubicumquc tunc fuerit in Anglia, 
 prout iflud breve requirlt, videlicet Henrlcus Bercley 6c Thomas Kildare. 
 
 Confimile breve dlrigltur majorl 6c ballivis civitatis fux' Cork, flib 
 eadem data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis prijedlcll fequitur in haec verba : 
 Willielmus Dalton 6c Johannes Droupe funt elefti, dc cfTendo coram 
 domino rege, 6c conlilio fuo in Anglia, ad tracflandum, confulcndum 6c 
 concordandum, prout breve requirlt. 
 
 Confimile breve dlrigltur fuperlori 6c pracpofito villas de Kilkcnn. Sec. 
 mutatis mutandis, ut fupra, fub eadem data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis pr£edi£li fequitur in ha;c verba: 
 Robertus Flode & Johannes Ledred cle<£ll funt, per fuperlorem pra:po- 
 fitum, 8c burgenfcs villae Kilkenn. ad transfretandum verfus dominum 
 regem In Anglia &c efl'end. coram dl<5to domino rege & confilio fuo ibi- 
 dem, ad diem in hoc brevi contentum, ad faciendum, prout breve re- 
 quirlt: falvis libcrtatibus &c liberls confuctudinibus terric Hiberniie, 6c 
 villae pricdldtae. 
 
 Confimilo
 
 462 
 
 MEMORANDA D E H I B E R N I A. 
 
 Confimile breve dlrlgltur fupcrlori & ballivis villas de Roflc fvib cadcm 
 data. 
 
 Tenor returnl brevls praedi£bl {equitur in ha:c verba : 
 Executio iflius brevis facta eft in hac forma qua fequitur, videlicet : 
 Willielmus Rykyll & Willielmus Seymor funt duo ele£ti, ad refpon- 
 dendum pro villa do RoiTe, prout breve requirit. 
 
 Conlimile breve dirigitur fuperiori & ballivis villas de Weys fub eadem 
 
 data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis pr^difli fequitur in base verba: 
 Jacobus Freynfli & Laurentius Bron burgenfes villas Weys elecli funt, 
 per fupcriorem, ballivos & communitatem vill^e Weys : quiquidem Jaco- 
 bus & Laurentius poteftatem habent, ad tra£landum, conl'ulendiim, & or- 
 dinandum, tarn pro feipfis, quam communibus villas prasdiclie, & ad efllen- 
 duni coram domino rege &c confilio fuo in Anglia, ubicunque fuerit, 
 ritra quindenam purificationis bcatiE Mariae, prout breve requirit. 
 
 Confimile breve dirigitur fuperiori &: ballivis villas de Yoghill fub 
 cadem data. 
 
 Tenor returni brevis praediAi fequitur in base verba : 
 Virtute hujus mandati, eligi fecimus Bernardum Baret & Ricardum 
 Criftofre, plenam poteftatem noftram habentes, pro nobis & communitatc 
 villas de Yogbill, ad tra6landum, confulendum, & concordandum, coram 
 excellentiinmo domino noftro rege, & dlfcretiflimo confilio fuo Angliae, 
 feeundum formam & tcnorem hujus infrafcripti mandati. 
 
 Et ouia priEfato gubernatori & cuftodi, ac confilio Hibernias prasdl^lo 
 videbatur majus autentlcum efle, ad negotia pra^dicta vcrfus deminum 
 regem, & dictum confilium fuum in Anglia, fub magno figlllo dicli domini 
 regis in Hibcrnia, quam aliquo alio modo tranfmittend. de avifamento & 
 ordinatione dictorum gubcrnatoris & cuftodis, ac confilii regis in Hibernia, 
 magnum f gillum domini regis in Hibernia prasdi6ta, prafentibus in prx- 
 miflbrum teftimonlum eft appofitum. 
 
 Dat. apud CafTell xx. die Martii, anno regni regis Edwardi Tertii, poft 
 conqucftum regni fui Angliae quinquagefimo, & Francix tricefimo 
 feptimo. 
 
 INDEX.
 
 N D E X. 
 
 ABEL 
 Aber 
 Aberbrothok, abbas dc 
 Adam de 
 
 Aberconewey, caftrutn 
 
 ecclefia 
 
 villa 
 
 345 
 98 
 
 "3 
 
 107 
 
 90. 92 
 90, 91, 92 
 
 91 
 
 abbas & conventus 91-94 
 
 burgenfes 97 
 
 comitatus 97 
 
 Aberdeen, hofpitalis, charm 345 
 
 Aberdenenfis, epifcopus 115. 228. 300, 301. 
 
 320 
 
 ■ vicecomitatus 115 
 
 Aberdeen, villa de 306. 382. 384. 405. 427 
 Abermynihi, Laurentius de 184 
 
 Abernithy, Alexander de 119 
 
 Hugo de 105 
 
 Abernyt, Walterus 223 
 
 Aberwily, canonici 99 
 
 Abhale, Reginaldus de 141 
 
 Abingdon, Richardus de 91. ^^ 
 
 Abirkerdour, charta 345 
 
 Abirrarf, charta 344 
 
 Abirtharf 34^ 
 
 Abrenethy, Margareta, comitilTa de Anegos 
 
 186 
 Abydon, villata 93 
 
 Aconia, Johannes 342 
 
 Aquitanias & Lancaflrla dux 262 
 
 Acres, Johannes de 448 
 
 Adeliaflet, ecclefia 57 
 
 Adarenfis, epifcopus 60 
 
 Adrianus, papa 429 
 
 Agarithell, Alexander de, dominus de Lorum 
 
 291 
 Agraodefliam, Walterus de 105, 106. 113. 
 
 "5 
 
 Aladenfis, cpifeopns 60 
 
 Albaniae, dux 269, 270. 284. 311, 313. 317, 
 
 313.325 
 Albany, duke of, his fon raofomed 305 
 
 Albemarliae, comitatu* 294 
 
 ■ dux 262,263 
 
 Albo monaflcrio, Rogerus de 83 
 
 Album monafterium 73. 78, 79, 80. 82 
 
 Aldburgh, Ivo de 135 
 
 Aldeburgh,WiHielmus de 202. 210. 213,214 
 AldenAon or Aldemftun 329. 342 
 
 Aldrokelburgh, prcebenda de 224 
 
 Alexander IV. papa 56. 288. 338, 339. 346. 
 
 434 
 . V, 61 
 
 VI. 3M- 316 
 
 ^-^— — archdeacon of Murray 30 1 
 
 filius comitis Patricii 109 
 
 princeps Scotice 283 
 
 Scotis rex 288. 305. 357, 328. 
 
 335. 336. 340 
 Alfonfus, Caftellia: rex 
 Algol, Petrus 
 Allyndes, Alexander 
 AInctrom, ecclefia 
 Ainewyk, Willielmus dc 
 caftrum 
 
 Alfwynton, caftrum dc 
 
 Alianora, Anglix rcgina 
 
 Alicnora, uxor Lewclini 
 
 Althon, Stcphanus 
 
 Altus Pafiiis, hofpitalis 
 
 Ahvyngton, Willclmus dc 
 
 Amatus Pontius 
 
 Amboyne, lord of 
 
 Ambulleneth, abbas de 
 
 Amyres 
 
 Anajd Scoto, David de 
 
 Anandi, Vallis ni. 146. 149. 166. 195, 1^6, 
 
 198. 226. 137, 264 
 Anaunt vel Anand, David de 205. 207. 210 
 Andreac, S. epifcopus 58 
 
 S. prior 107 
 
 Andrix, S. Villa xi8 
 
 Andreas, filius Jordani 70 
 
 Andrews, St. caftlc of 321 
 
 57 
 
 108, 109 
 
 256 
 
 211 
 
 232. 235. 249 
 
 266 
 
 204 
 
 87.92. 436 
 
 67. 80 
 
 60 
 
 56 
 143. 160 
 
 77 
 393 
 3'4 
 
 289 
 205 
 
 a 
 
 Ancgojj
 
 I N D 
 
 Anegos, comes de 107. 117. 123, 124.129. 
 
 191. 210.215. 220,221,222, 223.331 
 comiiifla de 186 
 
 67 
 
 Anegus, filius Dovenald 
 
 Aneweiick, Oclus 
 
 Angiers 297 
 
 Anglefey 62, 6^. 69. 70. 72. 74. 81. 89 
 
 Angliae baiones 327, 328. 341 
 
 • — maguates 328 
 
 . marefcallus 243 
 
 rex no, III. 143. 144- I4<5, I47. 
 
 287,288, 289.292,293 
 Angus 
 
 Grey, carl of 
 
 — carl of 
 
 382 
 
 322 
 313. 319. 322 
 Anguifice, comes 3 19. 3 20 
 
 Anna, Johannis duds SufFolciK filia 3 1 2 
 
 Annand, villa 348 
 
 Antonius, comes de Ryvers 284 
 
 Aplewelin, Oelus 68 
 
 Aqultania 58, 59 
 
 Arabella, daughter of lady Lenox 325 
 
 Archer, Thomas 239 
 
 Archibaldus, comes Angufias 319, 320. 325 
 
 ■ comes de Douglas 304 
 
 Archlencoyth, cantredum 89 
 
 Ardblair 382 
 
 Ardmachan, archiepifcopus 439. 443 
 
 Ardros, Elias de 1 14 
 
 Ardudo, commotus 89 
 
 Are, comitatus III, 112 
 
 ■ vicc-comitatus in 
 
 Arfereen, epifcopus 55 
 
 Argadia, Eugenius dc 336 
 
 Argadix, comes 325 
 
 Argayl, Johannes dc 125. 127 
 
 Argyle, carl of 369 
 
 marquifle of 37J. 388. 423 
 
 Arlotus 56 
 
 Armachan, archiepifcopus 5S, 59. 432. 434, 293, 294. 331. 333. 335, 336 
 
 X. 
 
 Afp-il, Galfridus de 
 Afplion, Willielmus 
 AfTavenfis, epifcopus 
 Alleles, comes de 
 - ' comitill'a de 
 Atheles, Adomai'us dc 
 Athelcfs, comes dc 
 Athi, Johannis de 
 Athol, Adomarus de 
 
 comes Johannes 
 
 Attewode, Willielmus 
 Audele, Hugo de 
 
 Jacobus de 
 
 Audeftell, pifcaria de 
 
 Angey 
 
 Aylon 
 
 Ayros 
 
 B 
 Bacineftae 
 
 Badby, Willielmus de 
 Badewen, ecclefia de 
 Bagot, Willielmus 
 Bailliff, Willielmus de 
 Bala 
 
 Balaunter le, Johannes 
 Balcarras, lord 
 Balcolmo, chance de 
 Balenfim, Arnaldus de 
 Balernauth, charta 
 
 Balfour, Sir James 386 
 
 ' Sir William 374 
 
 Balgligernaught 109 
 
 Balifiarii 77 
 
 Balle, Ada 185 
 
 Balliol, Thomas 232 
 
 ■ — Willielmus, Scotix rex 350 
 Balliolo, Alexander de 114. 331. 333 
 
 ■ Edwardus de 297, 298, 299, 300 
 • Johannes de 108. 112.289. 29i» 292, 
 
 261 
 
 2()3 
 
 43 S 
 2O6 
 
 6o. 66. ; 
 132, 
 
 •5. 90. 9Z 
 331- 33<5 
 
 
 
 130 
 
 195. 
 
 202. 
 
 204 
 
 113 
 
 . 114 
 
 no 
 
 155 
 
 
 J 95 
 
 200 
 106 
 
 21(5 
 
 132 
 
 
 191, 
 
 192 
 
 
 
 243 
 
 
 
 94 
 
 
 
 314 
 
 
 
 97 
 
 
 246, 
 
 134 
 247 
 
 350 
 
 78 
 
 206 
 
 98 
 
 100 
 
 389 
 
 345 
 
 88 
 
 
 344 
 
 345 
 
 435-439 
 
 ecclefia 
 
 429 
 89 
 
 58* 59-432 
 131, 132. 172 
 
 Arnan, cantrcdium 
 
 Artferrcn, epifcopus 
 
 Arundel, comes de 
 
 Aiundcll, Johannes dc, marefcallus Anglia; 
 
 243 
 . ■■ — — Richardus, comes de 178. 181 
 Afaphenfis, epifcopus 304 
 
 Afhbuty, ecclefia 88 
 
 Ailiman, Robertus 134 
 
 — — — Edwardus de, Scotiserex 191. 195, 
 
 201. 204, 205, 206. 209,210,211, 212. 
 
 2 1 6, 2 1 7 
 
 Bangoricnfis, epifcopus 61. 67. 75. 93. 95 
 
 B.'irber, Johannes Abredcn archidiaconus 219 
 
 Barbour, Robertus 
 Barchia 
 Bard, Petrus 
 Barewe, Parcus de 
 Barkftead, Sir Joha 
 Barnard caAle 
 
 120. 124 
 
 207 
 
 71 
 160 
 
 79 
 
 352 
 
 142 
 
 Baronius
 
 I N D 
 
 55 
 
 I lO 
 
 270 
 198, 200 
 
 130 
 
 271. 276 
 
 87.88 
 
 350 
 
 Baronius 
 
 Barrholomeus, Rogerus 
 Barton, Johnnnes 
 
 Phiiippus 
 
 ■ Robcitus dc 
 
 Bartrnui, Johannes 
 
 Bafdi 
 
 Bafingham, Robertus de 
 
 Bafingwork, abbas & conventus 65 68. 72. 
 
 75.82. 94 
 Balfet, Radulplnis 332 
 
 Batebrugge, — Mo'c 84 
 
 Eatevill, Wiilidr.ius de 125 
 
 Bath 289 
 
 Bathan, caiitredum 98 
 
 Bathket, Rogerus de 336 
 
 Bathon & Welle nfis clerus 85 
 
 Bathonienfis •'k Wellenfis, epif.56. 60. 305.333 
 Battel 289 
 
 Baumberg 165 
 
 Baumburgh, Ada 259 
 
 — — Johannes de 224 
 
 Thomas de 144. 155, 156, 167. 
 
 183 
 
 ■ Willielmus de 201 
 
 BauDf:id, Richavvlp'. de 82 
 
 Beaumont, Heiiricus de I32. 235 
 
 Bcciin, Johan.'ies de 78 
 
 Bek, Anthony 62, 6^. 86 
 
 BclfHft 388, 391 
 
 Bele, Joliannes 158 
 
 Bello-catnpo, Johannes de 84 
 
 Thomas de, comes Warrewici i 76 
 
 — — — Walteius de 77 
 
 Bello-monte, Henricus de, comes de Bogh:!ii 
 
 119. 168 
 
 Johannes de 
 
 Lodovicus 
 
 Beltoft, Simon de 
 Pelvere, Robertus de 
 Benediftus XII. 
 abbas 
 
 190. 248. 
 157, 
 
 261 
 
 58 
 158 
 
 95 
 
 59 
 419 
 
 Benelare, Johannes de 94 
 
 Berci.iy, Davidus 226 
 
 Bercley, Henricus 454 
 
 Bcre, Buigenfes 93 
 
 Callrum 90.92.94.93,99 
 
 Berewici Burgenfcs 127. 129. 131. 169. 177, 
 
 179, 180. 189, 190. 192. 194, 191;. 2CI. 
 
 204. 206, 207. 209. 211. 216. 2i3, 220. 
 
 225. 227, 228. 232. 234, 235, 136. 2i^, 
 
 E X. 
 
 240. 247, 248. 251, 252. 2J4- ?5<5, 257. 
 
 268, 269. 272. 284 
 Berewici, camerarius 143. 155. 161, 179,184. 
 
 186. 188. 192. 196. 198. 200, 201. 207. 
 
 211. 217. 227. 230. 235. 240, 241. 248. 
 
 250. 254. 257, 258, 259. 262. 264. 267. 
 
 270. 272. 276. 278 
 ■ cancellarius i6t. 171. 176. 178, 179, 
 
 180. 187. 189. 192, 193. 196. 198. 201, 
 
 207. 211. 217. 227. 230. 240, 241. 248. 
 
 264 
 
 250. 254. 258, 259. 262. 
 
 caftri conftcibularius 143 
 
 caftriim 110, iii. 127, 130. 133, 
 
 143. 146. 148. 183. 185. 194. 215. 2i3. 
 
 224. 231, 232. 261. 266. 270, 271, 272. 
 
 275, 276,277.279.287.298. 327.333 371 
 
 charts & libertates 329 
 
 comitatus 143, 144, 145, 146. 148, 
 
 154. 160. 176. 179. 187. 217. 224. 295. 
 
 29S. 418. 
 
 coronatores 201 
 
 cuftumarius 267. 270, 272. 27O. 278 
 
 ecclefia Si moniales 144 
 
 fratrts minores 115.214,215.230 
 
 gentes 143. 180. 185, 186. 192. 
 
 196. 208. 212. 233. 242. 251 
 jufticiarius 144. 166. 179. 189. 
 
 193. 199. 207 
 
 magifter & fratres Domus Dei 
 
 major 146. 148. 177. 179, 180. 
 
 194. 204. 208. 215. 248. 386 
 
 mercatores 206. 237. 239. 264.268 
 
 ■ pons 177 
 
 prior, &c. ordinis Sanftae Mariae de 
 
 191. 
 
 '47 
 183. 
 
 monte Carmeii 
 
 ptiorilla & moniales 
 
 vicccomitatus 
 
 villa 1 10, II I. 113 
 
 123, 124, 125, 126, 127 
 
 141.143- M4. 145. 146, 
 150, 151. 153, 154, 155 
 162, 163. 165, 106, 167 
 
 143- 
 115. 
 
 129. 
 
 147. 
 
 112 
 169 
 
 206. 207 
 
 117, 118. 
 
 >3o- 133- 
 148, 149, 
 
 159, 160, 161, 
 
 171, 172, 173, 
 
 174.176. 178,179,181,182,183. 185,186, 
 
 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 
 
 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 
 
 CO4. 207, 208, 209) 210. 212, 213. 216, 
 217, 218, 219, 220. 222, 223. 225, 276, 
 2-7. 230, 231, 232. 236, 237, 238, 239, 
 240, 241. 244. 245. 247, 248, 249, 250, 
 2-1, 252, 253. 256, 257. 259, 260, 261. 
 
 263, 264, 265, 266. 268. 270. 27.^ 276, 
 N II n 277.
 
 INDEX. 
 
 277. 279. 291. 295. 298, 299. 308. 319, 
 
 3=0; 337. 33»-344- 375- 37^^ 387- 39° 
 Berewico de, hofpitalis Beata: Mariae 201 
 prior & fratres prcdicatores dc 176. 
 
 190. 193 
 
 ■ priorifTa et moniales 
 
 147 
 >77 
 isa 
 
 352 
 127 
 
 141. 192 
 1 1 1 
 
 4^3 
 75.201 
 
 Berfrcyt, le domus iu Berewico 
 Berk, comitatus 
 
 Gabriel 
 
 Berkelc, Mauritius dc 
 
 ■ Thomas 
 
 Berkeley, Patricius dc 
 
 Robert 
 
 Bernard, Ricardus 
 
 BernarJi, caflrum 142. Vidt Barnard's caftle 
 
 jkriram, Robertas 199.203 
 
 Btfette, Willielmus 276. 288. 293.297. 314. 
 
 316 
 
 Betour, Willielmus de 117 
 
 Betun, D.ivid de 112 
 
 Bevercotes, Willielmus dc 124. 144. 148 
 
 Beverlaci, ecclefia 60 
 
 homines 175 
 
 villa 151 
 
 Beverlaco, Robertus de 146 
 
 Biblienfis, epifcopus 295 
 
 Birclay, Willielmus dc 80 
 
 Bifhop, Johannes 83 
 
 BiflTet, Walteri, charta 345 
 
 ■ Willielmus 108 
 
 Blackball Keir 369 
 
 Blakney, homines de 1 64 
 
 Blackboyn, Johannes 456, 457 
 
 Blair, caftle of ' 382 
 
 Blafius 56 
 
 Blenkanfop, Thomat 247 
 
 Blound, le !>tephanus 131 
 
 Blundell, Willielmus 267 
 
 Bodellenyn 03 
 
 Body, Robertus . ^o 
 
 Bodyngton, Agnes de I06 
 
 BoJunan, villa ^2 
 
 Bogham, cantredus 96 
 
 Boghan, comitifTa de 167 
 Boghan, vel Buckao, comes dc 107, 108. 119. 
 
 168. 331. 334. 336,337 
 
 Bohiin, Edwardus de 149 
 
 Humfredus de 74. 96. 99 
 
 HumlriJus de, Hereford. & Efl'ex. 
 
 comes 1 19. 230, 294 
 Eohun, Jobaunes, comes Herefordix 1 62 
 
 Bohun, Willielmus de 166. 168. 178.208. 213 
 
 Willielmus de, comes Northamptoni.e^oo 
 
 Boithano Sanfto, priorilfa & moniales de 147 
 Bolyngbroke, Johannes dc i 83 
 
 Bolton, Johannes dc 211, 212. 230. 233. 
 
 2^ 
 
 Ji 
 
 Thomas 
 
 BonchiU, Alexander de 
 Eonblr, ecclefia 
 Boncychen, villata 
 Bonitacius Vin. 
 
 IX. 
 
 Bonkhill, manerium de 
 
 Bonavillaie, Johannes dc 
 
 Bonquer, Johannes 
 
 Bonum 
 
 Borgille, Johannes 
 
 Borica 
 
 Borughman, John 
 
 Bofco, Radulphus de 
 
 Bofiard, Iter 
 
 Bot, infula de 
 
 Botemund, Robertas 
 
 Botetwitc, Johannes 
 
 Both del Walceius 
 
 Eothwell, lord 
 
 Botill 
 
 Bctcller, Ricardus 
 
 Botiller, Willielmus 
 
 BotingdoD, Adam de 
 
 Botulphi, S. Nundinac 
 
 Bouere, Johannes 
 
 Bouiand, dominium de 
 
 Bouland, Willielmus de 
 
 Boulton, Alexander de 
 
 manerium dc 
 
 Bourdon, Johannes de 
 Bovell, Nicolaus 
 Bowes, Sir R.obert 
 Boyuton, col. 
 
 Robertus de 
 
 Boyfervill, Willielmus de 
 Boyvill, Willielmus de 
 Brabazon, Rogerus de 
 Brad-.burn, Rogerus de 
 BradciTiawe, Willielmus dc 
 BraJilane, Tliamis dc 
 Bradilon, Thomas tie 
 Braktnholm, Johannes de 
 Bray, Ilenricus de 
 Brajtyne, dc la WiUJclnjat 
 
 134 
 
 332 
 
 S2 
 
 93 
 
 57.293,294 
 
 60 
 
 186 
 
 98 
 82 
 
 74 
 252 
 
 144. MS 
 87 
 
 338- 346 
 
 437 
 
 343 
 
 255 
 127 
 
 225 
 
 3>3 
 
 206 
 
 453 
 188 
 105, 106, 107 
 S8 
 267 
 142 
 201 
 
 342 
 i6i 
 
 147 
 66. 6i 
 
 321. 322 
 
 4:4.426 
 
 241 
 
 228 
 
 106 
 
 332 
 178 
 
 142 
 160 
 
 20J 
 
 332-235 
 
 64 
 
 80 
 
 Bred.% 
 
 II
 
 BreJa 
 
 Bredbiirgh, charts de 
 
 Bi eghyn, Davidus de 
 
 Breghnok 
 
 Brekinnon 
 
 Bieus, Williclrnus de 
 
 Bri;ine Quid, de 
 
 Briimiij de filius Alani 
 
 Bridlington 
 
 Brievicr, VV. 
 
 Brighen, epit'topus de 
 
 Brikcnogh 
 
 Briilol, burgenfis 
 
 vilia de 
 
 Britania, Joltinnes, comes de Richcmundia:i34 
 
 Biodie, Alexander 
 
 lord 
 
 Bromficld 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Burdet, Wil. jjo 
 
 Burdin, Jaques 324 
 
 Burdon, Johannes de 186 
 
 Burgave'nni 100. yUe Abergavenny 
 Burgh, Hugo 264, 26; 
 
 Buigh, Ricardus 265 
 
 Burghe, Robert lord 363 
 
 Biirghly, J. 417.419 
 
 Burgo, Thomas de 161. 171. 176. i 78 
 
 Ricardusde,comesUltoa.i2o.i25.i3o 
 
 Burleigh, lord 325 
 
 Burn, Johannes de 23* 
 
 Burnei5ton,WiUielraus de, major villcC Bcrewici 
 
 146. 148 
 Burnham, Johannes de 
 Tiiomas de 
 
 413 
 
 34 S 
 
 io3. 1 10 
 
 lOI 
 
 72 
 
 102 
 
 207 
 
 114. 116 
 
 289 
 
 348 
 190, 191 
 84 
 156 
 139. 140. 156. 164 
 
 411. 41J. 415 
 426 
 €8. 70. 75. 78. 81 
 67 
 66,67 
 67 
 223 
 132 
 68 
 
 i°3 
 
 95 
 127 
 
 127 
 
 Emma 
 
 • M.idocus de 
 
 Mirgareta 
 
 Bromleye, Rogerus de 
 Broughton, Jacobus 
 ■ — Radulphus de 
 
 Bruera, Willielmus de 
 Bnin, Thomas 
 Brune le Ricardus 
 
 ■ le Robertas 
 
 Briis, Davidus de 166. 168. 170. 178, 198. 
 
 200. 202, 203. 205. 207, 208, 209, 210. 
 
 211, 212, 213, 214. 216, 217.219, 220, 
 
 221, 222, :'.23. 225. 227. 229, 230, 231, 
 
 232, 233, 234, 235. 237, 238. 245. 258. 
 
 301, 302 
 
 Robert de 58 
 
 Robertus de, comes de Carryk 1 10, 1 1 1. 
 
 113, 114. 117. 122. 127. 132, 133. 135. 
 
 289. 291. 293. 295, 296, 297. 327. 335. 
 
 348 
 Bruys, Johanna de 205. 212 
 
 Brychman, WiHiclmus 267 
 
 Bucht 65. 67,68. 70.72. 77. 80, 81.98 
 Buckcby, Alanus 210 
 
 Buckingham, duke of 424. 427, 428 
 
 Buckeby, Alanus de 218 
 
 Biickleigh, earl of 426 
 
 Bulkc 290, 291. 301. 329. 338, 339. 346. 
 
 429,430.433,434 
 
 Bullock, Willielmus 161 
 
 Buimere, Radulphus de 141 
 
 Burdet, Petrus J 06 
 
 Burfchall, charta 
 
 Burrbiigg 
 
 Burton 
 
 Robertus de 186. 188. 196. 
 
 20$, 214 
 
 Rogerus de 
 
 Bufliy, Johauncs de 
 EiiITy, monafterlum 
 Bute, infula de 
 Bu tiller, Johanna de 
 
 Johannes de 
 
 le Willielmus 
 
 Bygot, Hugo, comes Norfolci.-E 
 
 Rogerus, comes Norfolcix 
 
 Rogerus 
 
 Bygcr, Waltcrus 
 Byland, Hugode 
 Bynin terra 
 Byrdeley, Thomas de 
 Byfet, Thomas 
 
 Willielmus 
 
 Bytelye, Waltcrus de 
 
 192 
 III 
 
 34? 
 141 
 
 289 
 201, 202. 
 
 106, 107, 108 
 295 
 
 343 
 321 
 
 113 
 
 ii5 
 
 80,81 
 
 328.341 
 
 79 
 341.348 
 
 23;. 238, 239 
 
 "3 
 
 34S 
 
 "5 
 211, 212 
 
 "4 
 168 
 
 C.idura, Paganus de 
 Cakctone 
 Calcois, abbas de 
 Caldeflrcme, priorifTa de 
 Caldour, charta de 
 Caldovyrclcr, charta dc 
 Caldre, manerium de 
 CalJor 
 
 Calodore, manerium 
 
 Calentir, Johannes dc 1 14 
 
 Calcys 206 
 
 N n n 2 Calcys, 
 
 64 
 
 »34 
 3' 8 
 >'3 
 
 344 
 
 >34> 
 
 lOl 
 
 108. 1 10 
 no 
 
 344.
 
 Cileys portus dc 
 
 tS« 
 
 Cambcl, Neil A. 
 
 127 
 
 ihomas 
 
 116 
 
 Cambernait, Hcniiartus Je 
 
 257 
 
 Cambra\' 
 
 324 
 
 CameiMiiiis ScDti.t. yiJe Scotix Catnsraiius 
 Camvil, GalfriJns de 79 
 
 Camyn velCumyn, Johannes d; 107.295.321>. 
 
 Canady, Thomas de 234 
 
 Canceilaiius, regis Hibernix 140 
 
 . de Logtimaban 146 
 
 Canerton, baronia 222 
 
 C'annicoii, Johannes dc 119 
 
 Canterbury 289 
 
 Cantilupo, Nicholans de 154 
 
 Caotiuir. archidiaconus 59 
 
 ■ archicpifcopus 58, 59. 61. 84. 172. 
 
 ^ 175-231. 34« 
 CantiiariK, clerus 85. 83 
 
 ecclefia Sanftae Thomse 227, 228 
 
 Cantuarien. abbas 56.60, 61 
 
 Canunby, prior de 189 
 
 Canybufnaythan, charta de 344, 345 
 
 Capella itgis 56 
 
 Carber, S. c^i.lefia 105 
 
 Carbonarii 84 
 
 Carcock; charta de 344 
 
 Cardigan 65. 71,72.80. 93, 94. 96, 97, 98. 
 
 100 
 Carefwell, Willielmus, Sc Ifabella uxor ejus 
 
 2or .203 
 Carevil, Nicholaus 76 
 
 Carlile - 389 
 
 Carmeli mons 1 12 
 
 Carnatto, Thomas de 335.338.346 
 
 Carnegus, Robertas 322, 323 
 
 Carohis, rex 368 
 
 Carpentarii 83. loi. 167. 173.232 
 
 Carraic 74 
 
 Carrick, Johannes 234 
 
 Cirrikefergus caftle 377 
 
 Carryk, comes de 110,111.113,114.117. 
 122. 127. 132. 246. 261. 293. 295, 296. 
 
 303 
 
 Carfewell, Willielmus de 189. 191. 201 
 
 Carvet, Richard us 99 
 
 CafTalenfis, archieplfcopus 56. 58, 59. 430. 
 
 436- 445. 446 
 CafTcllenfis, provincia 433. 450 
 
 CafGUis, crrl 411. 413. 415. 426 
 
 N D E X. 
 
 Caftelli heraldi, dux 
 Callclix-, rex 
 Candterres, mancrium 
 Calhe, Johannes de 
 Callru-vctcri, Clbcrtus de 
 Catcnenfis, ecclefia 
 epifcopatu 
 
 spifcopus 
 Caiherligh, comit.itus 
 Cathirlagh, communes 
 
 vicccomes 
 
 Caverton, Johannes 
 Ricardus dc 
 
 129. 13^ 
 11$ 
 106 
 
 io7 
 
 105, 106, 107, 108 
 448. 453 
 
 45 J 
 
 4S3 
 24O 
 
 240 
 
 Caumvill, Willielmus de iCO 
 
 Caylon 66 
 
 Cecil, Sir William 324 
 
 Cecilia, Edwardi quarti regis filia 283.311, 
 
 312 
 
 Ccleainus, papa 338, 339 
 
 Cementarii 83. 232 
 
 Ccrvi 105. 107, 108. 1 15 
 
 Cefterfeld, Johannes de 87 
 
 Ceftria Walenfis 8;z 
 
 Ceftris, caftrura 98 
 
 comes i6j. 348 
 
 comitatus 136. 169.171. 174 
 
 homines 95 
 
 jufticiarius 64, 136 
 
 Chaddeworth, J. de 437 
 
 Chamberion, Martin us de 86 
 
 Chambre de la \\'illielmus 82 
 
 del Johannes 234 
 
 Chappelle del Frith, Willielmus de la 178 
 
 Charles II. king of England 409.412. 414 
 
 Charnes, Andreas de 293 
 
 Chartae 106. 1 11. 169. 179. 216. 2S3 593, 
 
 294. 299.327, 328, 329. 340, 341,342- 
 
 344. 345. 346. 347. 34*^. 35^ 
 
 Charter books 355 
 
 Chattowe, Johannes 247 
 
 Chaumbre, Andreas de 248 
 
 Chaumbron, Rob'crtus de 109 
 
 Cheddeworth, Thomas de 86. 436, 437 
 
 Cheidie, John 399 
 
 Chen, le Johannes 114 
 
 le Reginaldus 109 
 
 Willielmus de 86 
 
 Cheney, Sir John 313 
 
 Cheping Norton 86 
 
 Chernefide, raanerium de 160. 205 
 
 Chicbam, Johannes de 339 
 
 Chibaw,
 
 Chihaw, Johannes de 
 Chirnefide, praebenda 
 Chifly, Sir John 
 Ciceftricnfis, Robertus 
 Ciceftr. epifcopus 
 Ciceftris clcrus 
 Cirothecae ferrcae 
 CifTon, David 
 ClandhuU, Willielmus 
 
 Clare, Gilbertusde, comes Glouceftr. & Heref. 
 
 83.84- 95- 99- loi. 117, 118. 348 
 Clarenceux, Heraldus 282 
 
 Claro Sanfto, Wiilielmus de 105. 116 
 
 Claveiing, colonel 381 
 
 ■ Robertus, & Johanna uxor ejus 239. 
 
 242. 254 
 Clayton, Thomas 
 Cieoren. epifcopus 
 Clemens IV, 
 V. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 346 ColetefTcGilbertus de 87 
 
 205 Colevill, Robertus, & Katharine uxor ejus 188. 
 413 222. 225.250 
 
 438 CoUe, Nicholaus de 109,110 
 
 60,61.348 Colyn, Johannes 215 
 
 85 Comin, Johannes 114 
 
 134 Alcxander.comcsdeBoghan 108. ^16 
 
 107 Commothnervcl, bofci 99 
 
 457 Vice Comitum Compc A 109,110 
 
 Comyn, Johannes, comes dc Boghen 107. no. 
 1 1 4. 116 
 
 Ifabella 
 
 — — Wiilielmus 107 
 
 Conaiftiae, rex 432. 
 
 182 
 
 432 
 
 56-329 
 
 57 
 •97. 100 
 
 204. 217. 223 
 
 103 
 146 
 
 Clement, Galfridus 
 Clere, le Johannes 
 Clerk, le Adam 
 
 le Thomas 
 
 Cleri, 251. 441, 442. 444, 445, 446, 447. 
 
 448, 449 
 Clevchil, Thomas de 109 
 
 Cleveland, earl of 424. 426 
 
 Clifford, Johannes de 217. 281 
 
 Ricardus 243. 259. 261 
 
 Robertus de 117. 119. 122. 150. 
 
 159. 244 
 
 Rogerus de 
 
 76 
 
 Clifton 142 
 
 Clinton, Wiilielmus de 143,170 
 
 ClilFeby, Johannes de 182.193 
 
 Cloenens. epifcopus 431 
 
 Clonen. epifcopus 59 
 
 Cloudc, pifcaria de 90 
 
 Clovemarde, prioriffa & monlales 439 
 
 Cluniafcnfis, ordo 57 
 
 Clyffbrd, Thomas de 254 
 
 Clynton, Wiilielmus dc 138 
 
 Coallrayne caftle 377 
 
 Cobeham, Johannes dc 158 
 
 Cockranc, lord 407 
 
 Coetaos 92 
 
 Cogan, David 453 
 
 Cokeburn, Alexander de 243 
 
 ColceftritE, villa 156 
 Coldingham prior 147. 207. 222. 224 
 
 Coldyngham, prioiaius de 225 
 
 Coney, Wiilielmus dc 
 
 Contra(fls 
 
 Conventiones 144. 146. 288. 292.301 
 
 Convers, le Alexander 
 
 Conyngelburgh, Wiilielmus de 
 
 Corbet, Patricius 
 
 Wiilielmus 
 
 Corkagen, epifcopus 59 
 
 Cork, comitatus 
 ■ magnates 
 
 communes 
 
 vicecomes 
 
 ecclefia cathedralis 
 
 Cornere, Johannes 
 
 Cornewaill, le comtc de 
 
 Cornubiae, comes 153 
 
 comes Edmuudus 
 
 comitatus 
 
 homines 
 
 Cornatoris officium in comitatu de 
 
 burgh 
 Corry, Adam !e 
 Corveyn 
 
 Cofpatricii Dedum cliartjc 
 Coterel, Walterus 
 Coupcland, Ada de 
 . Johannes de 207, 208, 209 
 
 213, 214. 218. 223, 224 
 Coupeland,johanna dc Johannis uxor 235,239 
 
 125 
 
 80. 84. 8f 
 
 167 
 
 58. 60, 61 
 
 309 
 184. 188 
 
 92 
 
 154 
 
 >54 
 
 Craik 
 
 IC9 
 109 
 
 AiS 
 
 •57 
 
 354 
 
 308 
 
 124 
 
 114 
 
 112 
 
 141 
 
 449 
 
 454 
 
 454 
 
 454 
 
 454 
 
 449 
 
 87 
 
 154 
 
 174 
 
 77 
 
 76 
 
 84 
 
 Rokef- 
 
 148 
 
 146 
 
 74 
 
 344 
 
 455 
 141 
 
 211. 
 
 Cooper, Adam 
 Coupiatores 
 Couprc, caftrum de 
 Coventr. & Lich. epifcopus 
 Coven tre 
 
 Crag vel Craggy, Alexander dc 
 Cragh, Mereducus 
 Cr.igy, man(.rium 
 ■ villa dc
 
 I N D E 
 
 Cralk vel Crcyk, Waherus de 195. 197, 198 
 
 205 
 Craufordia?, comes 274.371 
 Crawford, Alexander 
 Rccnniildus de 
 
 591. 
 
 II I. 
 
 CrelTewell, Johannes 
 Crcflingham, Hugo de 
 Crey, Willielmus de 
 Croc, vicecomes 
 Crokidayk, Adam de la 
 Crombwcll, Johannes 
 Cromwell, gential 
 Cros, Thomas 
 Cro'A-by, Patriclus de 
 Croyland 
 
 Cruchyn, commotus de 
 Crukyth, burgenfes de 
 
 caftrura de 
 
 Cull, charta 
 Cultir, charta 
 Cuiwen, Wiilielmus 
 Cuinbe, abbatia 
 Cumberlandiae, b.irones 
 
 ecclefia 
 
 — — terr^ 
 
 — — vicecomes 
 
 Cumbria:, comitatuj 113 
 
 393 
 
 407 
 
 "5 
 
 245 
 
 112. 337 
 
 127 
 
 454,455,45^ 
 
 342 
 
 117. 136 
 
 417 
 '57 
 245 
 289 
 
 89 
 93 
 
 94 
 345 
 345 
 239 
 
 78 
 
 341 
 
 328.340 
 
 328 
 
 83 
 131- 
 16: 
 
 124. 129. 
 
 134- '37. 138, 139- 153. '59. 162. .«;,, 
 166. 168, 169. 178. 189. 193, 194. 197. 
 211. 328. 341 
 homines 113. 129. 138. 150. 158 
 
 "3 
 321 
 107 
 
 444 
 76. 142. 148. 160. 
 219, 220. 223. 233, 
 
 viceccmites 
 
 Cunningham, Hugh 
 Curry, Walterus de 
 Cufak, Johannes 
 Cuftuma; in Hibernia 
 192. 210. 214. 217. 
 
 234. 2!5. 239, 240, 241, 242. 256. 263. 
 
 265, 266 
 
 Curteney, Hugo de 84 
 
 Cuthbertus fan(5\u? 115 
 
 D 
 Dacire, rex 
 
 Dacre, Hugo de, & Elizabeth uxor ejus 
 -— Margareta de 
 
 Ranuiphus de 148. 150, 
 
 Wiilielmus de 131. 
 
 Dacres, lord 318. 
 
 Dagworth, Nicholas 44 1, 44a, 443, 446. 448. 
 450- 453 
 
 266 
 
 215 
 222 
 
 151 
 199 
 
 323 
 
 424. 
 '94: 
 
 X. 
 
 Dalfwynton, caflrum de 
 
 Dalzel, Sir Robert 
 
 Dalton, Thomas 
 
 Damni 
 
 Damory, Ricardus, CeArix jufticiaiius 
 
 Daniel, 'William 
 
 Danfeye, Ricardus 
 
 Darcy, Thomas 
 
 Daren, ecclefia 
 
 epifcopus 59. 
 
 Darfy, col. 424 
 
 David, filius Crifpeni 
 
 filius Oriffini 64. 66. 87. 89. 00. 
 
 itaier Lewclini 
 
 filius YereAnr li 
 
 fratcr Maku'mi 
 
 Scotis 348. 350 
 Scotiae rex 209 
 
 349 
 Decadano, Johannes 
 
 204 
 426 
 
 23 i 
 
 57 
 
 136 
 
 99 
 186 
 
 315 
 
 447 
 
 446 
 
 426 
 
 70 
 
 102 
 
 62, 63. 69. 72. 9r 
 
 79 
 5; \\'illielnu regum 
 
 300,301, 302.305. 
 
 Decimae 
 Decreet books 
 Dene, forefta 
 Deneford, ecclefia 
 Denton, Johannes de 
 Denum, Johannes de 
 Wiilielmus de 
 
 332 
 56. 58.431.434, 435, 436 
 
 354 
 
 84 
 
 88 
 
 15J. 160. 224 
 
 '49 
 
 250, 
 
 Derbeiae, homines 
 Derbiae, comes 
 
 • comitilTa 
 
 coraitatus 133. 137. 140. 142 
 
 163. 177-294 
 
 ecclefia 
 
 Derby, Johannes de 
 DerJington, Johannes, frater de 
 Defpcncer, le Robcrtus 
 Dc'fpenfe, Walterus de 
 Devonix, homines 
 Deyncoiut, Wiilielmus de 
 Dicke, Sir William 
 Dickfone, John 
 Diffiencloyt, terra de 
 Difkennith, commotus 
 Dives, Sir Lewis 
 Dockyng, Alanus de 
 Dolfynfton 
 Dolinchalan, cafirum 
 Dolindalan, caftrnm 
 Domenathliac, ecclefia 
 Donaba-e 
 Donaghda 
 
 144 
 190 
 
 '55- 
 
 60 
 
 251 
 43S 
 
 97 
 
 206 
 
 84, 85 
 
 199 
 
 391 
 
 408, 409 
 64. 66. 82 
 
 97 
 
 407 
 
 204 
 
 224 
 
 97 
 
 9« 
 
 437 
 
 44 S 
 
 447 
 Doadrananie, 
 
 
 I 
 
 I
 
 Dondraname, abbas & convcDtus 233 
 
 Donecaftre, Willielmus de 87 
 
 Donorialdus, Auegus 328 
 
 Donwycus, Petius 1 1 2 
 
 Dora, abbas & conventus de 67 
 
 Dorfetis, homines 84,85 
 
 Douglas, Archibaldus 219, 220. 222. 229. 
 
 251.269. 306. 313.320 
 comes 226. 233. 236. 238. 241,242. 
 
 248. 282. 304. 309 
 
 comitatus de 
 
 ecclefia de 
 
 Georgius 
 
 ■ Henricus 
 
 Jacobus 
 
 N D E X. 
 
 DuIjHd, ecclefia 
 
 epifcopus 
 
 major & ballivi 
 
 vicctomes 
 
 comitatus 
 
 comitatus coronator 
 
 Duglas, ecclefia de 
 Willielmus 
 
 266 
 
 209 
 
 320 
 
 166.238 
 
 269 
 
 Willielmus de 115. 193.208.209, 
 
 210, 2H. 214. p. 17. 221. 262 
 
 Dounfres, vicecomitatus 
 Dover 
 
 caftrum 
 
 port us 
 
 Downing, George 
 Do)'zelI, dominus 
 Driburgh, abbates 
 Driifeld, manerium de 
 Drogheda, ecclefia 
 villa 
 
 villse burgenfes & 
 
 202 
 79. 83.289 
 ;8. 170.174 
 160 
 352 
 324 
 327 
 no 
 
 446 
 
 457 
 
 communes 
 
 457 
 
 villae major & ballivi 
 
 ftnefcalius dc 
 
 DrokensforJ, Johannes de 
 DrofTclaii 
 
 caftrum 
 
 332, 
 96, 97. 
 96,97. 
 
 457 
 
 457 
 
 333 
 102 
 
 102 
 105 
 
 439 
 135 
 
 Drubard, Dionifiu* 
 
 Drummaren. epifcopatus 
 
 Dryby, Simon de 134, 
 
 Dublin, archiepifcopatus 436, 437, 438. 440 
 
 445 
 archiepifcopus 57. 332. 429, 430 
 
 431. 438 
 archidiaconatus 
 
 437. 438 
 
 456, 457 
 
 456 
 
 456.457 
 439-445 
 
 civcs 
 
 civitas 
 
 communes 
 
 ecclefia SaniTbi Patricii 
 
 Sanct?e Marix de HogesabbatilTa 438 
 
 — • Sanfli Thomz abbas 451 
 
 Sarnfts Trinitatis ecclefia 437. prior 
 
 & conveatus ibid- 
 
 431 
 43S 
 
 456 
 
 450,45' 
 450 
 
 451 
 107 
 
 105.299, 3C0 
 
 3-14 
 
 446 
 
 190 
 
 Dulb, charta de 
 
 Dullard, Bartholomens 
 
 Dumbarre, ecclefia de 
 
 Dumbar vel Dunbar, Patricius de, comes dc 
 
 March no. 143. 205. 221. 223. 306 
 Dumberton vel Dumbretain, caflrum dc 113 
 
 154. 156 
 Dumbretan, ecclefia de 117 
 
 Dumens. epifcopus 435 
 
 Dumfele, Jul. 80 
 
 Dumferling, earl of 374. 388 
 
 Dumferraelyn, abbates 327 
 
 Dumfremelin 296 
 
 Dumfrc?, Alanus de 107. 109 
 
 caflrum de 107. 147. 298 
 
 comitatus de 147. 204. 298. 381 
 
 homines de 337 
 
 vicecomitatus 199.202 
 
 villa de 137. 298 
 
 Willielmus de 107. 109. 329. 338. 
 
 341. 346 
 Dunbarre,Johannes de, comes de Murrcue 257 
 Georgius de, comes de la March 
 
 239. 260.264. 305 
 Dunblan, epifcopus 336 
 
 Dunbrytain, callellum de 321. 336 
 
 Dunbreton, Brianus de 88 
 
 Duncaldenfii, epifcopi & capituli 301.336 
 Duncanus, comes de Fyff 161. 207 
 
 Dunde, villa de 123. 306. 38a. 427 
 
 Dundee, caftrum de 291 
 
 Dundrcynan, abbas de 162 
 
 Dunelm ^4.5- 199. 200. 273 
 
 epifcopatus 129. 141. 156.275' 
 
 epifcopus 112. 132. 147. 177, 187, 
 
 188. 208. 212, 213. 215, 216. 247. 255. 
 
 307- 332,333. 334- 347, 348 
 Dunclmi, lil)crtas 143. 173. 196.249. 251 
 Dunens, epifcopus 59 
 
 yiJe DuDolm 
 Dunfrcs, Alanus de 109 
 
 Dunighlne
 
 I N E 
 
 Dunightne 55 
 
 Duno, epifcopus 438 
 Dunolm, prior & conventns 115. X47. 185. 
 
 205, 206. 227 
 
 Duns, manerium de 205 
 
 Dunfe, manerium de 160 
 
 Dunflaple, priorifTa 82 
 
 Dymelek, abbatia de 439 
 
 ecclefia 439 
 
 Dynavaur 7I1 72 
 
 Dyncham, Olivcrus de 85 
 
 Dynifbran, callrum 81 
 
 Dynnael Coramotum 81 
 
 Dynorben, ecclefia de 66 
 
 Dyvelia 120 
 
 Ebor, archiepifcopus 57. 59. 60.84.86. 133. 
 
 135.138. 219 225. 347 
 — barones 347 
 
 caftrum 141. iji 
 
 civitas 133. 13;. 138. 142. 150. 165. 
 
 177. 187. 197. 198. 230. 237, 238, 239, 
 
 240, 241,242, 344.374. 37S 
 
 clerus 86 
 
 —— comitatus 118. 122. 124.126, 127. 130. 
 
 133. 134. 135- 139- Ml, 142, 143- 146. 
 
 J49, 150, 151, 152, 153. 155, 156, 157. 
 
 161, 162, 163. 165. 169. 180. 184. 196. 
 
 198. 
 I comitatus homines 
 
 ■ decanus & capellanus 
 
 ecclefia 
 
 Eboraci, libertas Beats Mariae 
 
 proviacia 
 
 vicecomes 
 
 152 
 
 290 
 
 55-123 
 
 86 
 J84. 203.307.347 
 
 85 
 III. 132 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 307 
 
 Eborum, Nicholaus de 
 Eccles, prioriira & conventus 
 Edenavet, ap Griffinus 
 
 Howelus 
 
 Edeoburgi, burgenfes 
 
 Edenburgh, ciflrum 113. 119. 162. 166.169. 
 186. 291. 295. 298. 330. 337. 352. 353, 
 
 363 423 
 
 ■ — mercatores 237 
 
 ■ vicecomes 161 
 
 vlcccomitatus 169 
 
 thcfauria 740.327.338 
 
 villa 295. 298. 306, 311, 357, 
 
 3i;R j^'.o. 364. 366. 370. 379. 384. 388. 
 408. 410. 412,413. .^ii. 424, 425. 427 
 
 E X. 
 
 Edcneburgh, abbates Sanfla Criice tip. 327 
 Edend ap Gronon, ap Griffin ap Tudor 90 
 Edenham, Fergcsusde 2.15 
 
 hofpi talis 201 
 
 manerium 148. 241, 242 
 
 Edermouth 155. 269, 270 
 
 Edermuth, pifcaria 163 
 
 Edemoyn, comraotus 89 
 
 Eder\v\ngton, maneiium 264. 269, 270 
 
 Edmundi, S. abbas 57, 58, 59 
 
 Edmundus, comes Arundel 131,132 
 
 comes Kan^Ms i 37 
 
 frater regis Edwardi I. 89. 100, 
 
 lOI 
 
 Edryngton, cartrum 320 
 
 Edrynton, villa 163 
 
 Edwardus, Anglis rex 32S, 329. 331, 332. 
 
 340 
 
 — — ConfciTor, rex 287 
 
 1, rex 105. III. 116. 288. 290, 
 
 291, 292, 293, 294, 295, 296. 436, 437, 
 
 43^,439 
 
 II. rex 117, 120. 123, 124. 126. 
 
 128. 130. 133.297.441. 443 
 
 ■III.icx 135.139 146.153.166.176. 
 
 181. 185. 188. 190. 193, 194. 196, 197. 
 199. 203. 206, 207, 208, 209. 211, 212. 
 214. 216, 217. 220. 222, 2Z3, 224, 225, 
 226. 228, 229, 230, 231. 233, 234, 235, 
 236. 237, 238, 239, 240. 245. 288. 297, 
 298,299, 300, 301,302,303 
 
 IV. rex 283, 284. 310, 311, 312. 
 
 322. 323 
 
 dux Albamarliae 262, 263 
 
 Ebor. dux 270 
 
 filius Malcolm! Scoti.-E rex 287 
 
 princeps Waliiae 116. 321 
 
 Scotix rex 163. 183, 184. 188, 
 
 189,190, 191. 208. 210. 214. 216.297, 
 
 298. 302 
 
 Edzer, Edward 389 
 
 Eggballon, Ricardus de 139 
 
 Eghvyfyvach, ecclefia 92 
 
 Egyn, terrre 343 
 
 Eketon, Petrus de 118 
 
 Eland, Johannes de 156 
 
 Wil'ielmus de 163 
 
 Elsford, Joh, nnes 201 
 
 Elfinenfi.', t pifcopus 58, 59 
 
 Elyn, ciftriiQi iia 
 
 ElibcTD, filius Alureti 337 
 
 Elienfjs,
 
 I N D 
 
 Ellfnfis, cpifcopus 57. 60, 61. 99. 135. 288. 
 297- 333- 340- 348. 432-435 
 
 F.lizabecha, rcgina 
 Ellerker, Johannes de 
 Ellefmere 
 
 manernim 
 
 323.324. 32J 
 187 
 
 131 
 90 
 
 ^79 
 197 
 
 153 
 291 
 
 77 
 
 2';4 
 
 Elmcdon, W'illiclmu! de 
 
 Elmeiigg, Rogerus 
 
 Eltham, Johannes dc, comes Cornubiz 
 
 Ely, prior 
 
 Elyenfis, infula 
 
 Elyngham, Johannes 
 
 Eincldon, Robertus 188,189 
 
 Williehnus de 166.200.202,293. 
 
 207. 209, 210, 21 I. 215 
 Engelfcld 72. 74 
 
 Engleiend, cantredus 90. 95 
 
 Englifh, le Wdlitlmiis 146 
 
 Ergadm, Alexander dc r2i.33i 
 
 — : Duiicanus dc 131 
 
 Johannesdc 121, 122,123 
 
 Ergadix, b.iron'.s 327. 342 
 
 Ergadienfis, epifcopus 300 
 
 Ergard 113 
 
 Ergayl, Johannes dc 127 
 
 Ergyl, Alexander de 112 
 
 Ericus, rex Dacia: 266 
 
 Norvvagixrex 108.288 
 
 Erfkyn, Thomas 231 
 
 Efcaetae 
 
 Efcaetrix citra mare Scotis, officlum 
 
 Efcaeftrise ultra mare Scotiae, ofRciuiQ 
 
 Ethedale, vallis 
 
 Efltyrk, Johannes 
 
 EfTexia:, comes 
 
 comitalus 
 
 Eftholm, infula 
 
 Eftland 
 
 Eftmarch 
 
 Eftrange, !e Rogerus 
 
 Eftrefoftlawe, villa 
 
 Eftrivelin, caftrum 
 
 Eftiirgiones 
 
 Eteryk, fortfta 
 
 Etryk, forefla 
 
 Euer, Williclmus 
 
 Evefham 
 
 Euftachii, S. cardioalis 
 
 I'Avar, Mr. 
 
 y-.xt'orth, William 
 
 Exonia, clcrus 
 
 epifcopus 
 
 Extraneus, Johanati 
 
 55 
 I la 
 1 12 
 266 
 242 
 119. 230 
 
 '57 
 192. 204 
 
 172 
 
 267, 268, 269, 271 
 
 74. 80 
 
 208. 
 
 57' 
 
 221 
 119 
 
 83 
 266 
 161 
 276 
 280 
 
 57 
 
 427 
 
 61 
 
 «5 
 59 
 
 S2 
 
 E X. 
 
 Extraneus, Robertui 66 
 
 Rogerus jj. 100 
 
 Ej'chioneth, forefta 99 
 
 Eynon, ap David J4 
 
 Madocus 75 
 
 Eyvelliam, abbas & conventus 1 7 1 
 
 Fairfax, lord 
 
 Fangere, ecdefii 
 
 Farde, ecclelia 
 
 Faucomberge, Johannes dc 
 
 Feinham, raanerium 
 
 Felton, Willielmus dc 128. 14 j. 166. 
 
 190. 201 
 Fenton, Willielmus dc 
 Feoda 
 Ferarris, comes dc 
 
 Margarcta de, comitifla Defbix 
 
 -^ Willielmus de 
 
 Ferdioandus, Albanisc dux 
 Ferendanger, Malculmus de 
 Ferindrauth, ecclefia 
 Fern, Richardus de 
 Fcrnen. epifcopus 
 Ferour, le Walcerus 
 Ferreres, Thomas de 
 Feryettelyn, bencficium 
 Fefure, le Petrus 
 Fethei-ftcnhalgh, Thomas dc 
 Fever, le Johannes 
 Feverfham 
 Fif, comes dc 
 
 Duncanus, comes de, 
 
 ejus 
 
 Filius Alani Brianus 105, 10 
 ri6 
 
 Maurici, Thomas 
 
 Simenei, Johannes 
 
 Walteri, Robertus 99, 
 
 Walterus, Gilbertus 
 
 Warini, Fiilconus 
 
 W arinus, Willielmus 
 
 U illitlrai, Simon 
 
 Findlnter, carl 
 Fingalk, lord 
 Fifcnnenfis, abb.is 
 Fifhcrburn, Thomas de 
 Fillehnrcic, Thomas dc 
 FisflKburn, '1 homas de 
 Fit7.-Adam, Willielmus 
 Fiu-Danice, Thomas 
 
 O o o 
 
 3"7 
 
 56 
 109 
 
 191 
 
 67 
 187. 
 
 Ill 
 106 
 
 348 
 3J^ 
 "5 
 
 109 
 
 345 
 43 « 
 44» 
 
 »«4 
 z6i 
 
 9* 
 
 86 
 
 >37 
 »S3 
 
 107. 203 
 & IfabcUa uxor 
 
 107. i6i 
 6. 108, i«9.ii4, 
 
 a43 
 
 120 
 
 , 100 
 456 
 
 »3« 
 
 43'* 
 88 
 
 386 
 
 426 
 
 57 
 106 
 
 S»7 
 116 
 
 444 
 
 456 
 
 Fiiz-
 
 I N 
 
 ritt-William, WillieltnuJ 
 riuviriz 
 
 comes R. 
 
 • — • homines 
 
 rierayng, David 
 
 Malculraus 
 
 Flex, Alexander de 
 
 128, 
 
 445 
 
 4SI 
 176.342 
 
 >34- 145 
 179 
 266 
 
 198. 293 
 217 
 
 Flint 
 
 Florentlaf, mercatores 
 
 Flynt, caftrum 
 
 Foggowe, Ricardus de 
 
 Fontem, Belle 
 
 Fontibss, Walterus de charta 
 
 ForeA, Johannes de la 
 
 Forefts, ckartx de 
 
 Forcfte, Rieardus 
 
 Foreftere, Robcrtut 
 
 Foreys, caftrum 
 
 Forrefter, lord George 
 
 Forftall, Galfridus 
 
 Forth, earl 
 
 — :— Lnudcrdale, earl 
 
 FofTatores 
 
 Fofleur, le Maria 
 
 Fothober, chnrta 
 
 . — ten r de 
 
 64. 68. 72. 76.91, 92. 98 
 
 344. 
 
 229 
 1 6s 
 209 
 324 
 345 
 146 
 
 345 
 
 254 
 
 239. 241. 249 
 
 112 
 
 371 
 
 4S5-4S7 
 
 396 
 
 424. 426 
 
 83. 89. lOI 
 
 99 
 
 345 
 
 345 
 
 199 
 
 »75 
 449 
 323 
 
 323. 324 
 267, 263 
 
 Fo\i!den, villa 
 Fo'.vy, portus 
 Fox, Johannes 
 France, conftable of 
 
 '. • dauphin of 
 
 Frnncl'.e, Alexander 
 Franciae, rex 123. MS- i 55.259-289-2S7 
 292, 293, 294 .296, 297. 3 14- 322- 429 
 Francifcus, Gallorum rex 3 ' ^ 
 
 Frafer, Andre.is 115-332 
 
 lord 35i6 
 
 Richardus 332 
 
 Fratres, minorts 187.432 
 
 . minores Berewici 11 J. 214, 215. 
 
 230 , , 
 prsedicitores 113. 153. 10;. 170. 
 
 181. 190 
 
 Fraunceis, le Thomas 
 
 Freraingham, Radulphus de 
 
 Frendranr, vifcount 
 
 FreCekyn, Will, liwernary vicccomes 
 
 Frefel, Maria 
 
 Richardns 
 
 Frefeleye, G.-ilfridus de 
 
 Frtfer, Rieardus 
 
 E X. 
 
 Frefnel, Peirus 
 Frewyn, Johannes de 
 Freys, le Johannes 
 Frywilwych 
 Fulcham, Adam de 
 FulOowe, Ri)bcrt'.is de 
 Furbur, le Richardns 
 Furriival, 'I'homas de 
 Fy-Herbert, Johannes 
 
 87 
 
 64 
 
 386 
 
 337 
 113 
 114 
 1*8 
 108 
 
 25* 
 
 191 
 
 128 
 
 94 
 
 9i 
 
 117 
 
 lOj- 
 
 266 
 138 
 
 — vel Frafer, Simon 10 8 332 . 346 
 
 Fyf, comes de 205 . 207 . 242. 261 . 336 
 
 Fyff, comitifHi de 163 . 1 67 
 
 Fyftiere, le Adam 86 
 
 G 
 Gadewirth, villa 1 10 
 
 Gadewirth or Gedewirth, caftrum 110,173 
 Galdwedia 111,112,113, 114 
 
 Galentir, Johannes de 108. 1 10 
 
 Gales, Gents de 153 
 
 Gale wye 191 
 
 Galcye, de la Thomas 88 
 
 Galfridus, filius Yvonis 342 
 
 Galway, epifcopusdc, Ofwaldus 254 
 
 Gal way th, DernirguUa de 108 
 
 Galwide 299, 300 
 
 Galwidix, Thomas de 335, 336 
 
 Garlhland, lord of 407 
 
 Gatewick, Johannes 78 
 
 Gauerglen 94. 
 
 Gawinus, Glafcuenfis archiepifcopus 319 
 
 Gayllee, Willielmus de 445 
 
 Gaytflat 108 
 
 Gedwerth, caftrum loy 
 
 Gedworth, abbas de 299 
 
 Gefflird, Johannes 446 
 
 Gelyman, Georgius 145 
 
 Gerard, Petrus 87 
 
 Gerefe, infula 78 
 
 Gernefeye, infula 78. 170 
 
 Gerrton, Rogenis 452 
 
 Geteby 72 
 
 Gcteli, Nemns de 65 
 
 Gcthrevcd, Teiius 189. 191, 192, 193 
 
 Getley 94. 
 
 Gettur vel Getour, Willielmus 129. 133 
 
 Geyton, Rieardus de 439 
 
 Gibfone, Sir Alexander 3'^9. 379-399- 
 
 GiflTard alias Gisfard, Johannes 76. 78 .So, 8 1, 
 
 89. 97. loi. 204 
 Giffard, John dominus de Clifford ^7 
 
 Gilbertus, dominus 341 
 
 ■ — abbati* Ceatx Maiia; de Trum 
 
 abbas 437 
 
 Gladeltanes,
 
 G?adf flaftts, Wlllielmns de 
 Glafconienfis, epifcopiis 
 Glafcuenlis, archiepifcopus 
 
 epifcop'js 107, 108, 
 
 ' 233. 297. 283. 292. 295, 296, 
 
 331 • 332 346. M9 
 eccleGa 
 
 c,inctll»rius 
 
 GleJft.uies, Williclmus 
 Glen, de Johannes 
 
 de Ricardus 
 
 Glena, Pliilippus d« 
 Glendoning, Willi.irs 
 Glenham, Sir Thomas 
 Glenhurthart, Johannes dc 
 Glenkelk, charta 
 Glincern, earl of 
 Glouceik-r 
 Glouceftria:, comes 76 
 
 ftatiuum 
 
 vicecomes 
 
 116, 117, 
 
 N D E X. 
 
 301 Gra, Thomat 
 306 Giacrdkarmon 
 319 Graham, David de 
 
 109, 1 10. Patiicius 
 
 297. 300. Grahamc, James 
 
 Grame, Johannes, comes de Montcth. 
 
 lord of 
 
 Grandir.ni, Vifcount 
 
 Williclmus Jc 
 
 Grandifonus, Otto dc 
 
 CJrave, de la Prior 
 
 Graunt, Robertus 
 
 Graj', Andracas 
 
 col. 
 
 Radulphus 
 
 Gregorius IX. papi 
 
 X. 
 
 X[. 
 
 Xll. 
 
 comitatuti 
 • dux 
 
 Glovernlae, comes 
 Glydelacen. archiadiaconus 
 Glyn, villa 
 Glyndeverdo 
 Goaldington, Ofbertus de 
 Goband, Johannes 
 Goch, Cadeganiis 
 Godelagh, Johannes de 
 Golf, Dr. 
 Goger, charta 
 Goldingham, prior dc 
 Goldfmyth, Johannis 
 Goldyngham, prior dc 
 
 prioratus 
 
 Gordon, Ada de 
 Gordoun, George 
 
 Sir Johu 
 
 Gorgyn, charta 
 
 Goronow 
 
 Goupil, Normannus 
 
 Gourdon, dominus de 
 
 James 
 
 . John 
 
 lord 
 
 Gowagh, Walterus 
 
 Gower 
 
 Nicholaus 
 
 179 
 
 293 
 222 
 io3 
 108 
 
 2(1 
 
 389 
 407 
 
 114 
 
 345 
 32'. 372 
 
 289 
 118.120 
 
 439 
 
 102 
 
 89. 141. 156, 164 
 
 283, 284 
 
 340 
 
 445 
 
 92 
 
 87 
 
 106 
 
 139 
 100 
 
 99 
 424. 426 
 
 34? 
 
 2»i 
 
 9J 
 
 114.116.582,383 
 210.331 
 
 386.393.3^7 
 30,? 
 
 221 
 
 424.426 
 
 78. 90. g4 
 
 87 
 
 245 
 
 307 
 
 4x4. 426 
 
 S/^*! *77. 278. 28» 
 
 56 
 
 Greilly, Johannes de 
 Grendon, Williclmus 
 Grenelawe, Williclmus 
 Crenville, de Jufticiarius Hibcini 
 Grey, earl of Angus 
 Johannes 
 
 65.69, 
 
 6» 
 61 
 
 77 
 *74 
 211 
 
 43* 
 
 32» 
 189. 20J. 23J 
 
 75- 80. 82.95 
 
 27<» 
 
 107. Ill 
 
 393 
 
 . 276 
 
 220 
 II I 
 295 
 
 iig 
 
 397 
 370 
 
 34S 
 
 75 
 262 
 
 278 
 
 397 
 
 393 
 308 
 
 93 
 J 03 
 200 
 
 —— Reginaldus dc 
 
 Ricardus de 
 
 Thomas ie 
 
 WiUielmus de 
 
 Greyftok, Williclmus baro de 
 . Greyftoke, baro de 140 
 
 , Griffinus, Emma 
 
 fi]ius Gerenoth 
 
 — filius Gervafi 
 
 filius Griffini 
 
 filius Mereduci 
 
 filius Reci 
 
 filius Tudcri 
 
 filius Wennowen 
 
 filius Yerewardi 
 
 Griffith, ap Rcfus 
 
 Gronant, villa 
 
 Gronok, filius Hcylim 62, 63, 64 
 
 Grumoon, filius KcnenTici 
 
 Grynelby, Edmundus de 
 
 Cueire, comes 
 
 Guidonus, comes Guerre 
 
 Guifc, duke of 
 
 Guldeford, Andreas dc 
 
 »94 
 
 127 
 
 2' 5 
 
 271 
 
 74 
 91 
 67 
 9' 
 71 
 9J 
 91 
 76,77 
 79 
 136 
 
 9* 
 69.74 
 
 6S 
 
 171 
 
 293 
 
 324 
 
 200 
 
 O O 2 
 
 Hackclutc](
 
 H 
 
 Hackelutele, Walterus 
 Hadlngton 
 
 ■ caftrum 
 
 ■ comitatus 
 
 ■ ■ villa 
 
 N 
 
 93 
 
 42s 
 298 
 298 
 no. 298 
 206 
 241 
 
 >79 
 
 207 
 
 Hakford, Walterus 
 
 Haldmarket, Willielrau* 
 
 Halghton, Gilbcrtus dc 
 
 Haliburton, Walterus 
 
 Halidan, priorilfa & moniales 147. 162. 196 
 
 2Qt .2It.2l8 
 
 Hallieland • 215 
 
 Haliimftiire 136 
 
 Hamelak i33''39 
 
 Hamenton, Williclmus dc 69 
 
 Hamilton, Alexander 407 
 
 - ■ - Jacobus 317 
 James duke of 374. 376- 395- 397» 
 
 398. 407.424 
 
 John 
 
 Patricius 
 
 Sir Francis 
 
 HandenAankes 
 Hanes, Nicholaus de 
 Hanon, Johannes de 
 Hardeiagh, burgenfis 
 
 cadrutn 
 
 Harding, Johannes 
 Harding, Mr. 
 Hardyng, Sampfonus 
 JIarela, Andreas dc 
 Harpour le, Ellas 
 ■ le, Ughtridus 
 Harre, Bertinus 
 Hartela, Andreas de 
 Hiflerig, Sir Arthur 
 Hiftang, Robertus dc 
 Hafting, Aula de 
 Haftingges, Edmundus dc 
 Haflings 
 Auda 
 
 423 
 
 316, 317 
 
 388 
 
 303> 304. 305 
 
 350 
 
 ij<5, 137. 138 
 
 93 
 92. 94.98,99 
 
 308.309 
 424. 427, 428 
 242 
 129 
 i>S 
 115 
 
 133. 134 
 418 
 
 112.132, 133 
 
 94 
 117. 123 
 
 83 
 94 
 
 i8f 
 108 
 
 Haftyng, Hugo de 
 
 Hauden, Radulphus dc 
 
 Havering, Johannes dc 90, 91, 9J. 96. 100, 
 
 101 
 Haverington, Johannes dc 142 
 
 Michaclus dc 127 
 
 Haukcfworth, ecclelia 87 
 
 Haultum 342 
 
 E X. 
 
 Havifted, Johannes 
 Haward, Johannes 
 Hawirdyn, Callrum 
 Hawedeii 
 
 manerium 
 
 Hawedcnftank 
 
 Hawyk, baronia 
 
 Hay vel Haia, Williclmus de 
 
 Hay, Sir John 
 
 Haye, de h Johanna 
 
 Heckcford, Johannes d« 
 
 Hcley, Petrus dc 
 
 HelefTa, filia Gerenoth 
 
 Heiymria, caftrum 
 
 villa 
 
 Henechdun, ecciefia 
 Hengham, Radulphus de 
 Henly, Willielmns de 
 Henricus, Angliae rex 3: 
 
 340 
 « JI. rex 
 
 J.^3 
 
 *55- IS7 
 
 76 
 
 240 
 
 219 
 
 263 
 
 20 1 
 
 307- 349 
 
 369 
 
 113 
 
 221 
 
 J 94. 
 
 91 
 302 
 
 303 
 
 433 
 
 95 
 loi 
 
 7. 328, 329. 336. 
 
 429 
 III. rex 287, 288. 430, 431, 432, 
 
 433' 434-43<5 
 
 IT. re.x 264. 266. 268. 304, 305 
 
 V. rex 269,270.272.306 
 
 VI. re.x 272,273,274,275.276, 
 
 277. 278, 279, 280. 281, 282. 306, 307, 
 
 308,309 
 
 VH. rfx 313, 314, 315, 316 
 
 VIII. rex 317, 318,319, 320, 32 r 
 
 princeps Wallia 266 
 
 comes Lancaftriai 137 
 
 • comes Noithumbria: 264. 275, 276 
 
 comes Sarum 
 
 comes Monies Belligardi 
 
 Ilenrycflbn, Williclmus 
 
 Hepburn, Sir Adam 
 
 Hereford, comes 119. 162. 230. 232. 
 
 340 
 Hereford, Radulphus de 
 Williclmus de 
 
 309 
 160 
 
 237 
 389 
 
 2iJ4. 
 20 
 
 Herefordenfis cpifcopus 
 Herefordia 
 Herefordia;, comitatus 
 
 epiftopus 
 
 ' homines 
 
 vicecomcs 
 
 Hereis, lord 
 
 Hermitage, del caflrum 212, 213, 214, 2T5. 
 221 
 
 Heron, 
 
 88 
 
 61 
 
 84.8s 
 
 89. 100 
 
 243-348 
 
 80 
 
 102 
 
 396
 
 Heron, Gerardus 
 ■ Johannes 
 
 Herrc, Bartholomens, 
 Hertclpol 
 
 Hertford ias, comes de 
 Heflewell, Johaoncs 
 
 Wiilielmus de 
 
 I N D 
 
 »5*. i59- 262. 264 
 247 
 242 
 
 J'7 
 11 6, 117, 1 18 
 225 
 109 
 227 
 129 
 109 
 
 Heton, Alinus de 
 
 HextildeQiam 
 
 Heyron, Robertas de 
 
 Hiberuia 76. 120, 121, 122, 123. 125, 126. 
 
 130. 140. 152. 155, 156. 164. 169, 170. 
 
 175. i8o. 247. 298. 429. 431 . 433, 434, 
 
 435. 436. 43V- 440. 441 • 45°. 45 ' • 457 
 Hibernia:, homines 156 
 
 archiepifcopi 432>433 
 
 — — — ^ ballivl 434 
 
 - cancellaria 140.443, 444,445.451 
 
 - cartae 429 
 
 cleri 429 
 
 communes 441,442,443.451, 
 
 452-457 
 . confuetudines 452, 453, 454, 455, 
 
 456. 457 
 
 cpifcopi 432 
 
 jura 452,- 453, 454- 456-457 
 
 • jufticiarii 140. 430. 432. 434.436. 
 
 451 
 
 • leges 452,453,454.456,457 
 libertates 452,453, 454.4S5.5S<5, 
 
 457 
 
 450. 
 
 — magnates 164. 429. 440. 441.443. 
 
 451,452. 457 
 
 429 
 
 429 
 
 429. 441, 442, 443 
 
 452. 453-45^>. 457 
 429, 430 
 
 noblles 
 
 ■ — populi 
 
 puL'ati 
 
 ' privilegie 
 
 • rotuli 
 
 thefaurarii 
 
 Hide, abbas de 
 
 Hilton, ►'.da 
 
 Rnro de 
 
 li(ibertus Ebor. vicecome.'? 
 
 Hobclarii 139, 140, 141, 142, I43 
 152. '53 155. •5'''' '57-163, 
 168, 169, I/O. 172, 173, 174 
 
 140. 
 
 245 
 150 
 
 164. 
 
 184 
 
 451 
 
 80 
 
 240 
 
 251 
 
 ■307 
 
 .15'. 
 167, 
 
 192. 
 
 195, 196. 212. -£14, 2f5, zib. 444. 452 
 Hodlellon, Johannes de 1 i4 
 
 Hoelus, filius Meurici 65. 69. 70 
 
 Hogg, Rogerus 224 
 
 Hoi;htoii, Hiinode i-'g 
 
 Hoip, Sir Tliomas 381 
 
 Holand, Johanucsde, comci Huntingdon 262 
 
 E X, 
 
 HoldernefTe, liberta* 
 Holland, Ricardus de 
 Holm, Thomas de 
 
 Wiilielmus de 
 
 Holmby-houfe, or Holdenby 
 Houorius III. papa 55. 287. 329 
 
 HofJC 
 
 caftrum 
 
 homines 
 
 Hopton, Walterus de 
 Horcaflcl, Johannes 
 
 Hornclif, Robertus de 143 
 
 Moron, Johannes 261 
 
 ]loroun, vel Heron Wiilielmus de 207. 240 
 Horfcle, Rogerus 133 
 
 Horfle, Alanus 257 
 
 Hofpitalis Beatje Marias, in villa Bcrcwici 186 
 ■ Magdalenic juxta Bcre- 
 208. 214. 217. 223. 2<I 
 
 J5» 
 155. '57 
 
 141. '75 
 224 
 
 39»- 397 
 
 338.430 
 
 57 
 
 90 
 
 «7 
 
 136 
 
 64, 65. 67. 69. 73 
 
 192 
 
 wicum 148. 186. 
 Hoton, manerium 
 
 Robertus de 
 
 Houclus, filius Gritfini 
 
 filius Goronow 
 
 Houth, Nicholaus 
 Honton, Johannes d« 
 Howel ap Griffinus 
 
 Dha 
 
 Hucheldicf, Hamelcttu! 
 Huchmcnyt, Elnayl 
 Hugutio 
 Hull, Johannes 
 
 Robertus de 
 
 Humes, lord 
 Humfreville, Robertus 
 Hundwater, piftaria 
 Huiitc, le Johannts 
 Hunter, It- Ricardus 
 Huntercombe, Walterus de 
 Huntrecumbe, Walterus de 
 Huutingdou 
 
 honores 
 
 HuntiOjjdouJK, comes 
 Hunily, comes 
 Huntley, nnrquis ot 
 Hurrie, Sir j hn 
 Hyrbrtf, vil'.i 
 HyrKcnuyn, cornmotuna.'' 
 
 I 
 
 106 
 
 232 
 
 92 
 
 26;! 
 
 3S^3 
 
 J76 
 180 
 
 70 
 75 
 
 450 
 J 36 
 100 . 
 
 73 
 9a 
 
 93 
 
 109 
 
 255- 
 .243 
 324 
 276 
 269 
 
 '54 
 198 
 
 "3 
 90. 
 28;) 
 340 
 276 
 
 3^5 
 393 
 
 ■ .•?y7 
 
 ya 
 8y 
 
 Jclifon, major 424.4.(6 
 
 ■.^obus, J:iiobi, regis Scolis, filius unicu» 
 
 3". 312 , ^ 
 
 Jacobut,
 
 r N 
 
 Jscoblie, ^-C 
 ■270. 285. 
 
 30 
 
 r'x 272, 273 
 ;. 306 307. 308 
 
 .^ .^i4- i' 
 
 3 '2. 3 
 
 .^20 325 
 ■ ' '.. St'otia" lex 
 - cal\clli hcmldi dux 
 
 J'3' J 
 
 .6, 
 
 JafFr.iyis, Alexander 
 
 -^ Jo'in 
 
 Jakele, Wnl'cr 
 Jsrnorth ap Griffinuj 
 IJef-ihc, cc>.lcfia 
 Jeducwod, maneriutn 
 Jeddeworth. abbatts 
 
 moiiafterium 
 
 villa 
 
 vill;Y conftabula;-ia 
 
 27^. 2r8, 
 309. 3'°' 
 3'7. 3'«. 
 
 359 
 
 3'-? 
 
 42() 
 
 426 
 
 79 
 
 70 
 
 78 
 
 3-1 1 
 
 237-33' 
 
 "5 
 
 149. 298 
 
 149. 210 
 
 Jedcfwoith, caftrura 1 1 1. 1 13. 147. 149. 2io. 
 
 298 
 Jedeworth, coniitatus 
 — '■ fortfla 
 
 Jedworth, Willielraus de 
 Jeffiay, Alexander 
 Jernemuth, magna 
 
 parva 
 
 ■ — villa de 
 
 82, 
 
 411. 
 1 10. 
 
 413. 
 139- 
 
 82. 
 
 298 
 
 «47 
 
 304 
 
 415 
 170 
 
 171 
 
 133 
 
 170 
 94. 
 
 Jcrfey, infula 
 
 Jerufalem, hofpitalis S. Johannis 85. 91 
 
 loi, 102 
 hofpitalis S. Johannis in Hibcinia 
 
 436.447 
 Ilderton, Thomas de 
 Imalfcen, epifcopatus 
 Imilicenfis, epifcopus 
 Imperator 
 
 Inchemartyn, Joliannes de 
 Inchgartie, caltlc of 
 Inifler 
 Innocentius III. papa 
 
 IV. 
 
 V. 
 
 VI. 
 
 VII. 
 
 240, 241, 247 
 
 43<5 
 
 SS> S<5- 59- 432 
 
 5 J 
 116 
 
 423 
 
 343 
 
 55-338 
 
 s^- 338,339-346 
 
 339- 346 
 59-301 
 
 Infula, Alexander de 
 
 Jordannus de 
 
 Infulis, Agnes de 
 
 • Donaldus de et Alexander filius 
 
 338 
 
 60 
 
 III 
 
 S8 
 182 
 ejus 
 
 291 
 
 Johannis de 
 
 Infulis. l^idi Infula 
 Joannes XXI. papa 
 XXII. 
 
 179. 198.265 
 
 56.297. 
 58 
 
 E X. 
 
 Johi^nna, cqinitiffa de Afli-ics. -*^»- 
 
 ■ — uxor Duncaai couies dc Fif 197 . 
 
 Johannes XXIIF. papa 6i 
 Johannes, Aui;iix rex 287.327,328. 340.429 
 Scotiae rex 109, 110, iii. 291, 
 
 29:, 293 
 
 250. 303 
 
 Cafttllx rex 243, 245, 246, 247. 
 
 I.ancaflrix dux 
 Norfoicia;,dux 
 marchio de Montague 
 comes Ricl.mondia; 
 Huniinglonias comes 
 comes de MurrefF 
 comes de Rortc 
 bnrode Greyftoke 
 Elienfis epifcopus 
 Hiiiis Griffini 
 
 262. 303 
 276, 277 
 
 282 
 
 135 
 
 270 
 
 i6ji 
 28»- 
 
 242 
 i6c 
 
 juhannis, S. Baptiflae capella 
 
 S. villa 
 
 Johnfon, dominus 323 
 Johnflon.Sir Archibald 352,353.356.410.420 
 
 Jdlyf, Willielmus 236 
 
 Joneftona, Hcliasde jS 
 
 Invcrnary, vicecomes de 337 
 
 Inyonyth, commotum de 89^ 
 
 Ipolrgia, Georgiiis de 58 
 
 Iprelyng, Johannes 210 
 Ireland. Fiil^ Hibernia 
 
 Iruing of Down 396 
 
 Ifabclla, comitilfa de Mar 201 
 
 foror Henrici 3. 56 
 
 W. Comyn uxor lor; 
 
 Ifelham, Johannes 241, 242 
 
 Ifkenny 96 
 
 Ides, Alexander de 291 
 
 Ifpania, Jacobus dc 4^9 
 
 Iver, Willielmus 276 
 Julers, comes 158. 164 
 
 Jufticjarii, regis Scotire i i -^ 
 
 JuHiciarius regis Hiberniae 140 
 
 Bercwici i66 
 
 K 
 
 Kadiganus, filius Griffini 
 Kaernarvan, ballivus 
 
 cameraria 
 
 caftrum 
 
 commotum 
 
 libertates 
 
 71 
 99 
 91 
 92,93.98 
 89 
 91 
 
 Kalendar, earl of 370, 371, 372. 374, 375 
 378.407
 
 Kancia^ comes 
 comitatu* 
 
 149. 155. 170, 
 
 KarakeoDy 
 
 Kardigan. Fide Cardigaa 
 
 Karefwell, Willielmus de 
 
 Karleolfeafis, epifcopus 59, 60.106. 194, 
 
 213- 216. 219. 276 
 Karletone, W. de 
 Karliol. caflrum 129. 131. 137. 258. 
 
 264. 266. 387. 
 — — civitas 127, 128, 129, 130.133, 
 
 150.156. 162. 180. 258. 262. 264. 
 
 294- 328- 341. 387- 390 
 
 — cives 254. 
 
 ■ prior 
 
 Karnet, ab. Tuderus 
 
 Karryk, homines 
 
 Karwathlaa 
 
 Kathcrina, foror Erici regis Dacix 
 
 Kathkan, Alanus 
 
 Kaurnwy lys decema; 
 
 Eaurnwilys, manerium 
 
 Kayon 
 
 Kays, Ricardus 
 
 KedewcUi 
 
 Eeldrcfton, villa 
 
 Kelefhowe, abbas Ft conventus 147, 229. 
 
 237 
 Keleiie, Willielmus de 178, 179, 180. 
 
 187, 201, 202 
 Keliand, Willielmus de 
 Kcllefhul, Johannes 
 Kelfhon, abbas de 
 Kellhowe, Thomas d«. 
 Kelfo 
 
 abbas de 
 
 Kenedy, Hugo 
 Kennedy, Henry 
 Kcnmore 
 Kenfis, abb.is de 
 Kcntyr 
 Ker, Andrew 
 
 ■ comitatus 
 
 .^ communes 
 
 . epifcopus 
 
 . joliannes 
 
 . iibcrtaiis fenefcallus • 
 
 . mngnaics 
 
 Kcreynon 
 
 Kermerdyn, bnr.'cnfis 
 Kcrmurdin, caftrum 
 
 prior 
 
 — . - — villa 99' 
 
 N D E X. 
 
 Kermurdyn, comitatus 65. 71, 72. 76. 54. 
 
 100 
 Kerry 
 Keth, Johannes d* 
 
 Willielmus d« 
 
 Keyron, Robertus 
 Kilbourn, Johannes de 
 Kildar, communes 
 
 »37 
 179 
 
 72 
 
 201 
 195. 
 
 333 
 262. 
 
 .137- 
 266. 
 
 328 
 
 341 
 92 
 
 327 
 103 
 266 
 278 
 
 93 
 92 
 
 80 
 
 25s 
 
 103 
 
 92 
 
 232. 
 
 1S6, 
 
 106 
 
 79 
 114 
 228 
 
 370 
 
 318 
 II I 
 
 423 
 200 
 
 437 
 1 1 1 
 318. 
 
 456 
 
 456, 
 
 450 
 
 252 
 
 456 
 
 102 
 94 
 
 97 
 G8 
 
 107. 
 >43- 
 
 vicecomes 
 
 magnates 
 
 Kildare, Thomas 
 Kilkennor 
 Kilken. comitatus 
 
 communes 
 
 • libertatis fenefcallus 
 magnates 
 
 61 
 109 
 221 
 105 
 176 
 
 452. 453 
 
 4S» 
 
 52i 4S3 
 
 454 
 
 441-443. 444-447.453 
 455 
 455 
 455 
 455 
 218 
 316. 
 
 71 
 344 
 446 
 117. 289^ 
 
 Killum, Willielmus dc 
 Kilmarnock 
 Kilnarthgurgus 
 Kilrethnock, charta 
 Kiltewenan, ecclefia dc 
 Kingeflon, Johannes do 
 
 (uper jHull, portus 150. 154, 155. 
 
 184, 249. 
 Kinlofle, abbas 
 Kirculbryth, Thomas dc 
 Kirkandres 
 Kirkby, AJ.im de 
 Thomas de 
 
 Kirkbride, Ricardus dc 
 Kirkeby, Johannes de 
 Kirkudbright, caftrum . 
 Knakfergus 
 Knapdale 
 
 Knarefbur(;h, libcrtas 
 Knayton, Thomas 
 Knovil, Johannes dc 
 
 Nicolaus de 
 
 Bogo de 65 
 
 Kupre in Scotia . 
 Kyng, Thorn IS 
 Kynniuc, ciiarta 
 KynrcJ, Johannes d« 
 
 Li 
 
 Lhcy, Henricus, comes Lincolnia; 
 Laen, Mauritius de 
 Lanibefton, Johannes dc 
 
 __ Willielmus de 
 
 Lan.bton, Willielmus dc 293. 
 
 LntTiraes, m.incrlum 
 
 Lani'pndcrvaur, honor ct caftrum 64. CS, 69, 
 
 70.72.75.78. 8 J. 97. , , 
 
 Luwmavcai 
 
 32»- 
 244 
 
 2C6 
 112 
 256 
 205. 222 
 79.81 
 107 
 122 
 120 
 
 264 
 
 86 
 
 86 
 
 70.72 
 
 142 
 69 
 
 345 
 
 337" 
 
 8i. 83 
 
 ■ 439 
 119. 
 109 
 295, 296 
 93.
 
 N D E X. 
 
 LaninJavene, canrum 
 Lannrk, Ric. dc 
 Lancallre, Hciiricus de 
 
 joliinncs 114 2!;7, 
 
 Ht.-i!iicu<, comes Dciblx 
 
 339- 
 
 70 
 346 
 168 
 
 258. 270 
 190 
 
 134. 
 
 comes de 134. 137 
 
 Lancalliix, vicecomes 83 
 
 comitatus 139, 140. 142, 143. 
 
 146. 153. 163. 169. 294 
 
 dux 
 
 homines 
 
 L:in liivenlis, epifcopus 
 Landavery 
 Ltinercoft, prior dc 
 Langetone, Guliclinus de 
 Langdiile, Sir Marm. 
 Lnnpefpnia, Mr 
 Lanton, prior dc 
 Lantonie, prior 
 La n tony 
 Lanveir 
 
 Lanwaiby, charta 
 Laomenenfis, epifcopus 
 L'Archer, Joh.innes 
 Larder, del Johannes 
 Lafcey, Wenchcliana 
 Lathum, K.itharina de 
 ■ mnneriiim 
 
 243-263. 303 
 138. 146 
 59, 60. 61 
 
 72- 
 
 76. 78 
 
 254 
 
 333 
 407 
 
 324 
 
 432 
 
 72. 73 
 289 
 100 
 
 34* 
 61 
 
 148 
 86 
 82 
 
 201 
 264. 269, 270 
 
 '45 
 III 
 
 225 
 
 Laudo San(n:o, Johannes de 
 
 LaudoD, archidiaconus 
 
 Laudone, archidiaconus 
 
 Laveyr. 
 
 Lauretofles, prioratus 295 
 
 Lawborrowes 354 
 
 Lawderdaitl, earl of 357. 369. 391. 394,395. 
 
 397. 400 
 Laweres, laird of 
 Leche, Heflor 
 Ledes, Alexander de 
 Ledred, Gilbertus de 
 Leglynen, epifcopus 
 Leiburn, Johannes de 
 Leiceftriae, comitatus 
 LcilondQiire, homines de 
 Leith 324- 
 
 Lematon, Johannes 
 Lemond, Johannes 
 Lemyngefton, Williclaius dc 
 
 Len, villa dc 
 Lencbroke, villa 
 Lcno, porius, 
 
 85 
 
 379 
 210 
 
 113 
 
 183 
 
 447 
 ^54 
 141 
 150 
 421. 425 
 278 
 
 274 
 220 
 
 169 
 
 qa 
 
 '83 
 
 Lenn, Robertus de 
 
 Lenna, vilU de 
 Lc-nox, L-arl of 
 countefs of 
 
 «43 
 
 I4t. 173 17:5 
 
 321.336 
 
 3:5 
 41V417.418 
 
 3'7 
 1 1 1 
 
 Lfutliall, Wiiliani 
 
 Leo X. I'npa 
 
 Leonard! fanifli, prionCTa et conventus 
 
 Leonellus filius Edwardi tertii comes de Ul- 
 
 fter 299 
 
 Lermonth, Alexander 275 
 
 Lefley, David 387. 394. 407, 408 
 
 Norman 322 
 
 Lellye. Wr.lterus 232. 235 
 
 Leflye, Sir Alexander 362.39b 
 
 Leffe, de la Alanus 88 
 
 Lefter. lord 3 61) 
 
 Letarde, Adam 70 
 
 Leth, Johnnnecs de 225 
 
 Leth, Willielraus de 218,219 
 
 Letham, Edwardus de 2*4, 205, 206. 207. 
 
 209. 210. 211. 214. 223. 233. 242 
 Letham, Johannse Edwardi uxor 235 
 
 Leuelinus 56 62, 63, 64. 66, i>-j, 68, 69, -jo. 
 
 72, 73. 74. 75. 76- 102 
 
 filius Oweu! 7 5 
 
 Levin, ear! of 368.374. 379. 387. 90 392 
 
 398 
 
 Lewelinus, filius Kencwrici 103 
 
 Lewefte 72 
 
 Lexmcdy, ecdefia 440 
 
 Lyceflriae, abbas 86 
 
 comitatus 85 
 
 homines 79 
 
 raercatorcs 8j 
 
 Leyburn, Robertus dc 118. 129.I31 
 
 Willielmus de 94 
 
 Libberton, lord of 411 
 
 Libertoiin, lord 416.426 
 
 Lidel, Johannes de i lo 
 
 Limcric 433 
 
 Lincoln, barones 347 
 
 comitatus 76. 150. 152. 156. 163 
 
 epikiipatus 347 
 
 Willielmus de 106 
 
 Lincolnienfis, epifcopus 58. 60. 172. 347, 348 
 lindefeye, Willielmus de 109 
 
 Linifton, caftium 298 
 
 villa 298 
 
 Linlifcu, burgenfcs 109 
 
 Liriiitligow, earl of 370 
 
 Linningfton, comitatus 298 
 
 Lippc,
 
 N D E r. 
 
 Lippc, Thomas de 200 
 
 Lilinlchus, Galfridus de 55 
 Lifmorienfis, epifcopus'6o, 6i. 430. 448,449 
 
 Lithepreyns, Johannes 106 
 
 Livingfloune, lord 386 
 
 Lodelawe, Reginaldus dc 91 
 
 Logan, Willielinus 109 
 
 Loghmaban 148. 193. 238 
 
 cancellaihis 146 
 
 caftrum 146. 149. i66. 217. 224. 
 
 230, 237. 239. 241. 243 
 — — — — caftri conflabularius 146. 239,240. 
 
 243 
 Loghore, Conflantius de 
 London, civitas 127. 1 
 
 171 
 
 '59. 
 172. 174, 175. 199. 203 
 
 235- 237» 238, 239, 240. 242 
 
 374. 397 
 
 cives 
 
 epifcopiis 59, 
 
 major & burgenfes 
 
 mercatorcs 
 
 portus 
 
 tempi um 
 
 —— Turns 114, 130. 198, 
 
 210.217, 3S2,3S5>429-432' 
 
 ^—— vlceomes 
 
 Robertus de 
 
 — — Willielmus de 
 
 114 
 160. 168. 
 230. 233. 
 288. 366. 
 
 328 
 .348 
 
 341 
 83 
 
 173 
 
 341 
 205. 
 
 152 
 
 86 
 
 454 
 
 235 
 427, 428 
 
 433 
 
 174, 
 61. 307 
 
 199. 
 435 
 
 288 
 
 79 
 222 
 
 224 
 416 
 
 3235324 
 421 
 
 222. 
 
 Lone, Bartbokmeus dc 
 
 Long, fecretary 424. 
 
 Longefpe, Stephanus 
 
 Longwathby, manerium de 
 
 Lord, le Rogerus 
 
 Loreyn, Alexander de 
 
 Loreyns, Jacobus de 
 
 Lome, Archibald lord 
 
 Lorrain, cardinal of 
 
 Lothian 
 
 Lothian, earl of 372. 389. 391. 413. 415 
 
 Lothor, Conflantius de, vicecomes dc Fif. 
 
 109 
 Loudoun, cancel]. 423. 425. 427 
 
 Loudoune, lord 367, 368, 369.376. 386 391. 
 
 410 
 Love, Reginaldus 87 
 
 Lovel, Alienora 113 
 
 ■ Ricardus 201, 202 
 
 Lovel 1, Johannes 294 
 
 • Ricardus 1 1 3 
 
 Loueth, communes 452 
 
 1 . 1 comltatus 4;i 
 
 i3i-»37 
 173. 17^. 
 
 Loueth, magnates 
 
 vicecomes 
 
 Loughmaban c.\ftii cnmcrariui 
 
 Louther, Calfiidus 
 
 Loutlii:ui, earl ot 
 
 Lowedcrdale 
 
 Lowedre, Robertus de 
 
 Lowcthre, Rcbcrtus dc 
 
 Lucan 
 
 Lucius, papa 
 
 Lucy, Thomas de 
 
 Antonius de 129 
 
 i6i. 166. 169. 171. 
 
 191 
 Ludo, Willielmus de 
 Ludovicus, regis Franciae filtus 
 Luk, meri.atores y6, 77. 79 
 
 Lumfden, Sir James 
 Lunenenfis, epifcopus 
 Luneth, prior & conventns 
 Luttour, Thomas 
 Luvel, Henricus 
 L^b.^ud, Petrus 
 Lyde!, vallls 
 
 Willielmus dc 
 
 Lydefdale, vallis 
 Lydingland, manerium dc 
 Lymeric, comitatus 
 
 '— communes 
 
 epifcopus 
 
 magnates 
 
 epifcopatus 
 
 45* 
 
 452 
 240, 241 
 267. 26^ 
 
 426 
 
 163 
 162 
 162 
 109 
 
 J39 
 211 
 
 148. 
 189. 
 
 T94 
 
 139- 
 178. 
 
 4i3»2i4 
 
 89 
 
 327. 34t 
 85. 96, 97 
 
 38s 
 61 
 
 433 
 239 
 349 
 124 
 222 
 
 222 
 266 
 
 no 
 454 
 454 
 449 
 454- 
 436 
 374 
 250 
 119 
 
 397 
 119 
 162 
 306 
 386 
 
 327 
 
 392 
 
 Lyndefay, earl of 
 Lyndefey, Alexander de 
 Lyndefeye, Philippus dc 
 Lyndfcy, Lodewicke 
 Lyniifcu, caftrum 
 Lynlithkow, hol"pitalis 
 Lyon, Johannes 
 Lyoim, lord 
 Lythegranes, Johannes dc 
 
 M 
 
 Mabwynnion 
 Madocus, filius Gernoth 
 
 filius Kcnewrecyk 
 
 filius Lewelini 
 
 Macdonaid, Alexander 
 
 Allaftcr 
 
 Macdowcll, James 
 
 Macdulf filius Malcolml 
 
 Macdulphus Malcolmi filius, comes de Fife 292 
 
 P p p Macklcsficld 
 
 90. 
 
 393- 
 
 107. 
 
 94 
 90 
 
 90 
 
 103 
 
 384 
 
 397 
 
 389 
 no
 
 INDEX. 
 
 JMacklesfield 
 MacnevTii, Gilchrift 
 !Macolagh, Patricius 
 Thomas 
 
 >3i 
 344 
 
 200. 212 
 220 
 189 
 
 Rljculagh, Cilbertus 
 
 Alagdowell, Duncanus, uxor Sc fratres ejus 
 
 191. 205. 212. 
 
 Jilagnus, Mannix rex 1 10 
 
 Mahathan, Cofcos 94 
 
 JIahhatan, Bofci 99 
 
 Maitland, lord 367, 368 
 
 Rlakcfewell, Herbcrtus de 202 
 
 Malcolmus, comes de Lcnetax 336 
 
 Scotisrex 287.349 
 
 J»Ialecius Menteth, comes dc 280 
 
 Malduel, Duncanus 190 
 
 Malifius, comes de Strathera 114, n 8 
 
 Malizard, Franclfcus 96 
 
 Malmefbury 289 
 Male Lacu, Petrus dc 175. 230. 232, 233. 
 
 235' -3'5 
 
 Mamnel, Robertus 194 
 
 Mandoe loa 
 
 Mancrius, Robertus de 194 
 
 Mancrs, Johannes de 155 
 Mannia; infula 105.109, 1 10. 121, 122. 132. 
 
 192.265. 328, 329 
 
 r rex 328,329.344,345,431 
 
 majoram llterae 327 
 
 Mann)', Walterus 207. 236 
 
 Maniiyel, Robertus 205 
 
 5Iantaland, Ricardus 345 
 Mar, comes de 218. 222. 226. 231,232.236. 
 
 329- 33^- 357 
 Mar, comitifTa de 149. 201. 203 
 
 Garthnctus de 115 
 
 Maramenfis, epifcopus 300. 305 
 
 March, comesde 55. no. 1 13. 115. 120. 143. 
 
 205. 213. 221. 223. 239. 254. 264. 305. 
 
 318.331. 
 Marchia, Williclmus de 332 
 
 Mare, de la Forefla 79 
 
 Marcmium 79 
 
 Marefcallus, Walliae 548 
 
 Angliie 179 
 
 Marefchal, David 183 
 
 Margaret, Wife of David, King of Scotf 302 
 Margareta filia regis Hen. III. 56 
 
 Henrici VII. Regis filia 3 14, 315, 
 
 3"5,3'7 
 
 • regis Scotiae filia 344 
 
 foror-germaaa regis Scotiae 284 
 
 Margarets, Korwcgine regina iio 
 
 filia Gii/iini 92 
 
 uxor Rcli, filii Griffinl 90 
 
 Maria, Scoti.-e regiua 321,322, 323, 324 
 
 Maiix, S. cardinalis 57 
 
 Marilea, Gaufridus de 4 50 
 
 Marmaducus, Karliol, epifcopus 2y(> 
 
 Marreys, Johannes 194 
 
 Marfcallus, Richardus 341 
 
 Martinus IV. 57 
 
 V. 61 
 
 Mauduyt, Rogerus 160 
 
 Maulc-a, Willjclmus dc to8 
 
 Mauley, Petrus de 240. 24S 
 
 l\laur, Cantredus 98 
 
 Maurice, Prince 373 
 
 Maxwell, Euflachius 229 
 
 Johannes 323.337 
 
 lord 321, 323 
 
 villa 257 
 
 Maydenhaoche, Thomas de 93 
 
 MayJenftan, Johannes 84 
 
 Maydcrton, Thomas dc 157 
 
 Mayenan, villa 67 
 
 May lor, Sefnek 74 
 
 Mayonenenfis, epifcopus 58 
 
 Meanrofe, abbas de 200 
 
 Mebwynon 80 
 
 Meden, epifcopus 4'^4 
 
 Medius, Wichius 85 
 
 Meghya 74. 76 
 
 Melcheburn, Willielmus de 157- 
 
 Mtldrum, Robert 362 
 
 Melcnyth 149 
 
 Melmemanner 80 
 Melros, abbas & convcatus 11 1. 131. 237. 
 
 241. 257, 258. 342 
 
 Meltoen 80 
 
 Meraorancy, conAable 324 
 
 marfhal 324 
 
 Menenvir, baronia 345 
 
 Meneteth, Alexander comesde 112. 218 
 -- comes dej 203. 280. 303 
 
 comitilfa de 167 
 
 Menevenlis, epifcopus 60, 61. 65. 68. 71. 
 
 73- 7^'- 84-98. 99 
 
 Menill, Nicholaus de 126 
 
 Mentlux, dominus 324 
 
 Mercatores, Florentini 56 
 
 Lucx, 76, 77. 7(). 8^. 96, 97 
 
 papas 57 
 
 Mwccr, Thomas 243 
 
 Merduc
 
 Merdiic, Refus 
 Mereducus 
 Bleriiint, le Hugo 
 Meronith, homines 
 -^— — — cantrediis 
 
 comitatii'; 
 
 Merioneth, comitatus 
 Mcroneth, fortlta 
 Merdiall, earl of 
 Merfton, Johannes de 
 
 VVillitlmus dc 
 
 Merton 
 
 Melfe, Johannes de 
 
 Metford, Ricaidus 
 
 Metham, Thomas dc 
 
 Methyn, Ifcoyt 
 
 Meuros, ab'oai 8c convent us 
 
 Meynan 
 
 Meynan, abbas 9c con^cntus 
 
 Meynerdclow 
 
 Mcyners, Alexander dc 
 
 Meyriimiiyth 
 
 Meytlighcyn, fcoyt 
 
 Mid. comitatus 
 
 communes 
 
 -^— magnates 
 
 fenefcallns libertatls 
 
 Midenfis, epifcopus 
 Middciton, Ricaidus de 
 Middleton, Sibcllade 
 Midleron, Thomas de 
 ' major general 
 
 Milites 
 Miner* 
 Minute-books 
 Mitford, Johannes 
 Mobs, RogeiTJs de 
 Modes, Rogerusde 
 Mohun Johannes de 
 Molhuant, Huihraydre 
 Molis, Rogcrus de 
 Monkton, Johannes de 
 Monro, George 
 Mons, Altus 
 
 Gomeri 
 
 Monsfald, Gilbcrtus 
 Montague, Marchio dc 
 
 Monte Acuto, Simon de 
 
 Williclmusdc 148. 161, 162. 172. 178 
 
 Forti, Alianora de 64,65.74 
 
 Nichoiaus de 82 
 
 Monte, Hermer Radulphus dc, comes Gloucef- 
 irue & Hertford 1 16. 123 
 
 I N D 
 
 p6 
 64. 63. 71. 76 
 
 80 
 
 149 
 
 89 
 
 90. 98 
 
 149 
 
 97 
 
 386 
 
 86 
 
 150 
 
 431 
 
 78 
 
 206 
 
 102 
 
 los 
 
 90, 92 
 
 90 
 
 71 
 
 116 
 
 87 
 87 
 
 454 
 454 
 454 
 454 
 61. 446 
 234 
 109 
 225 
 390.407 
 
 84. 89. 100, 10 I 
 
 65.70. 75- 91. 92.95 
 
 355 
 259 
 
 77 
 
 75 
 122 
 102 
 
 68 
 
 23.^ 
 374. 388,391 
 
 75 
 75. 82. 84, 85 
 
 245 
 282 
 121 
 
 33'- 
 
 E X. 
 
 Montelth, come'; dc 
 
 Montgomery, Alexander 
 
 Montis Belligardi, Henricus comes 
 
 Falconis domirms 
 
 Montronc, James, earl of 369. 3 So, -^Sr, 
 
 38-,, 384, 385 
 Moramenfis, capituli 
 MoranienCs, epifcopus 
 Moravia, Andreas dc 
 
 Willielmus dc 
 
 Moravienfis, epifcopus 
 Mordacus, ducis Albaniae filiws 
 Moreton, Chailes 
 
 manerinm 
 
 Morevilla, Ricardus dc 
 Morie, Robertus 
 Morpeth, caftle of 
 Morton, David de 
 Mortuo Mari, Edmundus 
 
 Rogerus de 67,68. 
 
 33* 
 
 30S 
 
 160 
 169 
 
 382. 
 
 78.83, 84,85.93 
 
 Willielmus dc 
 
 'I, 72 
 
 Mote, Ricardus de la 
 
 Motcre, Johannes 
 
 Moubray, Alexander dc 161. 205. 222 
 
 Galfriduj de 147. 154. 180. 
 
 331 
 
 216 
 
 ■ Galterus 
 
 • Johannes de 130. 133. 186. 1S8. 
 
 — — — Willielmus de 
 
 Mounceux, Amandus de 
 
 Multon, Thomas 
 
 Muntfichet, Willielmus de 
 
 Murguocgh 
 
 Murray, archdeacon of 
 
 - earl of 
 
 epifcopus 
 
 Mnrrefe, Andreas de 161, 162, 
 
 Murreff, Johaunes comes de 163. 163. 
 172. 186, 187, 1S8. 191 
 
 Thomas dc 
 
 Murrcue, comes dc 
 
 Murrilf, Willielmus de 
 
 Munheby, chana 
 
 Mufard, Johannes 
 
 Mufgr.ive, Ricardus de 1 18. 
 
 Sir Philip 407. 424. 
 
 Thomas de 199, 200. 204. 
 
 P.38, 239. 243 
 Mynto, ccclcfia 
 
 I'pp 2 
 
 301 
 J'9 
 33^ 
 345 
 II I 
 
 •79 
 
 324 
 204 
 
 349 
 
 2If 
 
 381 
 90 
 
 lOl 
 
 ■ 77. 
 
 71 
 199 
 
 .225 
 
 • 
 
 :!00. 
 
 167 
 
 243 
 
 124 
 
 123 
 
 I20 
 
 301 
 
 32? 
 
 317 
 168 
 
 167, 
 
 221 
 
 257 
 
 230 
 
 346 
 106 
 
 • 323 
 
 42(i 
 237. 
 
 238 
 
 Na ttt 9
 
 INDEX. 
 
 N 273. 275, 276. 280. 283, 284. Fide 
 
 Percy 
 
 Northumbriar, vicecomes 129. 166. 221. 3411. 
 
 347 
 barones 34 1 . 347 
 
 homines 138 
 
 North Walliae 151. 157. 169, 170 
 
 homines 149. 151, 152. 157 
 
 Nothzaine, Pifcaria 269 
 
 Norwagia no. 172. 343 
 
 Norwagix, magnates 343, 344 
 
 regina 343, 344 
 
 rex io3, 109, 1 10. 327, 328. 336. 
 
 Namons, comes de 158 
 
 Nantmaur, villa 91 
 
 Naper, lord 369 
 
 Nendofk, charta 345 
 
 Nctherpollock, Ion! 426 
 
 Nevill, Johannts de 1 14. 250. 254, 255. 270. 
 
 282 
 Nevill, Raduiphus de 148, 149. 200. 207.209, 
 
 210. 215. 217, 218. 223. 258. 266. 268, 
 
 269. 299 
 ' Thomis, domlnus deFu.-nivall 264 
 Willielmus, dominus de Faucomberge 
 
 280, 281 
 
 Ncwbotel, abbas de 113 
 
 Newport, Willielmus de 243 
 
 Neuton, Adamus dc 58 
 
 Neutun, charta 345 
 
 Nevj'll, Ricardus 275 
 
 Newark, Henricus dc 86 
 
 Newarke on Trent 387 
 
 Newburgh 289 
 
 Newcaftle 4 1 8. Fide Novum caflrum 
 • cnflle 
 
 ■ marquis of 
 
 Newbery, Willielmus 
 Newenton 
 Nicolaus IV. 
 Nicolfone, Sir Thomas 
 Nithefdale, earl 
 Noelfon, Archibaldus 
 Norbern, villa 
 Norfolciae, archidiaconus 
 
 dux 
 
 Norffblciae, comes 
 comitatus 
 
 139. 
 
 371 
 
 380 
 
 456 
 
 70 
 
 57 
 
 381. 383,384 
 
 380 
 
 222 
 
 260 
 
 56 
 
 276, 277.324 
 
 179.328.348 
 140, 141. 167. 
 
 173 
 
 Vicecomes 
 
 Norham 
 
 Normanvil, Thomas de 
 
 Northallerton 
 
 Northalverton 
 
 Northampton 
 
 Northamptoniae, comes 
 
 comitatus 
 
 328, 
 
 141. 
 
 Northope, villa 
 
 North Tyndale homines 
 
 Northumbriae comitatus 124 
 
 153. 160. 162. 166. 169. 
 
 196, 197. 210. 240. 328. 
 — comes 213. 241. 
 
 249.1251, 252. 264. 266, 267 
 2 
 
 155 
 329 
 86 
 142 
 163 
 328 
 208. 213. 300 
 
 329 
 92 
 
 J77 
 148, 149. 
 185. 194. 
 
 »33 
 
 174 
 341 
 
 244. 
 271, 
 
 245- 
 272, 
 
 343. 344 
 Norwey 
 Nor%vic 
 
 epifcopus 
 
 ■ prioratus 
 
 Norwicenfis, epifcopus 
 
 Norwich 
 
 Norwico, Johannes de 
 
 Notingham 
 
 Robertus dc 
 
 259 
 
 172, 173 
 
 288. 297. 322 
 
 168 
 
 58, 59. 61 
 
 289 
 
 170. 176 
 
 163 
 
 "37 
 
 Nottinghamice, comitatus 132,133. 139. 141. 
 
 150, 151. 177. 195, 196 
 
 — ' homines 8g 
 
 Nova-Villa, Margareua de 57 
 
 Novi-caftri, fuper Are conflabularius 118 
 
 — — homines 129 
 
 Novo burgo, Ambrofius de 144 
 
 villario, Agnetus dc 98 
 
 Novum caftrum fuper Tynam 124. 127, 
 
 128. 131, 132. 136. 139, 140. 142, 143. 
 
 145.150,151.153.154,155,156. 160. 164 
 Novum caftrum 178. 181. 187. 190. 211. 
 
 213. 215, 216. 249. 340.374- 384. 385. 
 
 389, 390, 391, Fide Newcaftle 
 
 O 
 
 Obeyn, charta 
 
 Ocham, Nicholaus de 
 
 Ocle, Jacobus 2 
 
 O Connor, Fedlimidus, Conaftiat rex 
 
 Odo, Conadliae rex 
 
 Oelus, filius Res Cre 
 
 vel Oenus filius Griffini 65, 66. 
 
 79. 86. 102 
 Ogilbie, lord 
 
 Ogle, Robertus 273. 2 
 
 Olarel, Johannes 
 Oliveftede, ecclefia 
 OpfettlyngtoD, maneriom 
 
 346 
 100 
 
 69. 272 
 
 432 
 
 435 
 
 67 
 
 68. 72. 
 
 396 
 
 77. 282 
 
 88 
 
 86 
 
 207 
 Orange,
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Orange, pilnce of 
 
 Orbcck, Johanaes 
 
 Orcadia 
 
 Orchadorum, epifcopus 
 
 Oiewell 
 
 Ormelby, Willielmus de 
 
 Ormeflon, Andreas de 
 
 Orreton, Johannes de 
 
 Ofmeredych, Maddocus 
 
 Ofmuelgul, Meredncus 
 
 OfFeney, monafteiium de 
 
 OfTorienfis, epifcopus 6o, 
 
 Ofteriof 
 
 Ohv.Mcdrx: 
 
 Otryke, comitatus 
 
 Otiyke, villa 
 
 - caHrum 
 
 Otto, legatus 
 
 Ottyrburne, Adamus 
 
 Owel 
 
 Owyen, Angarada 
 
 Oxford 
 
 ■ ■ — earl 
 
 Oxonienfes, clerici 226 
 
 Oxonienfis comitatus 152 
 
 ■^ univerfitas 248 
 
 4'4 
 
 79 
 343 
 323 
 175 
 113 
 
 ^79 
 
 204 
 
 68 
 68 
 
 446 
 435.448,455 
 
 94 
 
 «2. 85 
 
 298 
 
 298 
 
 298 
 
 340 
 320 
 
 71 
 
 74 
 
 378.379 
 312 
 
 328. 
 
 Palatine, prince eleiftor 368 
 
 Pandulphus, legatus 55 
 
 Parkefeld 239 
 
 PaiTele, abbntia 186 
 
 Paxton, villa 207 
 
 Payne, Willielmus 78 
 
 Peche, Robertus loi 
 
 Pederton, Willielmus de 103 
 
 Pedrington, Walrcnis de 88 
 
 Pedwordyn, V, alterus dc . 69 
 
 Peebles, comitatus 161. 898 
 
 villa 161.298 
 
 . caftrum 298 
 
 Pembrochiae, comes 125. 127, 128, 129, 130 
 
 Penarth, villa 102 
 
 Ptnchlyn, coramotus 89 
 
 Penewortha, prior dc 86 
 
 PenlafTock 92 
 
 Pcneccflre, Stephanus 79. 83 
 
 Pennuliok 94 
 
 Penreth, villa 267 
 
 cliarta magna de 342 
 
 ecclefia 340 
 
 i^ ■■■ ■' .-> Thomas de ^ 209 
 
 Penryth, terrJC 
 
 Pentland, terra 
 
 I'enwen, Yereward 
 
 Penyton, Margareta de 
 
 Perbroun, Johannes 
 
 Percy, Hcnvicusde in, 112, 11 j 
 
 a88. 328. 34f 
 
 34 >■ 
 
 98 
 
 69 
 
 i'^6. i3> 
 
 ■43- 
 
 115. 
 
 144. 148, 149. 156. 160. 188. 2C0. 202, 
 203. 207, 208, 209, 210. 211, 212. 215. 
 216,217, 218, 219.223.228,229,230.234, 
 235, 236. 238, 239. 249, 250, 251, 252. 
 258, 259. 261. 263, 264. 266. 270, 271, 
 
 272. 278, 279, 280 299. 310. i'iile'SoT- 
 thumbrijE comes 
 
 ■ Johanna de 
 Thomas de 
 
 240. Fide 
 
 comes 
 Pereneth, commotus 
 Perth, Burgenfes de 
 
 pons 
 
 — -— villa 
 
 117. 
 
 Petri, beati denarii 
 Petyn, charta 
 Peulefdon, Rogerus de 
 Philippa, regis Anglix filia 
 Philippus, filius Cadmor 
 
 filius Crifpini 
 
 Francix rex 293 
 
 I — filius Oueli Abenarlk 
 
 232 
 NorthumbrjsE 
 
 9* 
 109 
 
 "7 
 119. 306. 382 
 56.58 
 
 34S 
 
 294. 
 
 9S 
 166 
 
 70 
 
 70 
 
 297 
 
 97 
 246 
 
 Piers, Johannes 
 
 Pifcarioe 135, 144. 148. 155, 156. 163. 167 
 
 207. 216. 221. 229. 232. 234. 243. 252. 
 
 269.431 
 Placita 
 
 Plogcnet, Alanus 96, ()j. 
 
 Plucfdon, Richardus dc 
 Plukenct, Alanus 
 Plunket, Ricardus dc 
 Podcrton, Willielmus de 
 Poher, Petrus de 
 
 Robertus de 
 
 Pole 
 
 Ricardus de la 
 
 Willielmus de la 
 
 Poleyrn, Godcfridus 
 Polloc, charta 
 Ponfcfot, Grimbaldus de 
 Ponte-'iurgi, villa 
 Pontefraft, caftrum 
 Pontius. yiJc AmatUS 
 Pontivus 
 Portcrfeild, George 
 
 430,431 
 102, 103 
 
 8993 
 96 
 
 454 
 
 J 00 
 
 98 
 98 
 
 102 
 
 158 
 
 102 
 
 8t 
 
 34S 
 89 
 
 15a 
 
 166 
 
 tio. 
 
 7« 
 
 420 
 
 Prat,
 
 I N D 
 
 Pottefmuth 172. 174, 175.180 
 
 Porthebrochee, cliarta 345 
 Portui 142, 143. 155. 159. 165. 167. '^^ 
 
 Pountfret, caflrum 280 
 
 Powys 73 
 
 • provincia 100 
 
 Prat, ^\ illicltnus, Tnvernary, vkecomcsde 337 
 
 Picff-n, Williclir.us de 163 
 
 Piendciluli, biuonia 220 
 
 PrenJergcrt, Robertus 238 
 
 PrendregelV, Thomas 250 
 
 Presfeu, Williclmus dc 147 
 
 I'lefton, Michael de 191 
 
 — ■ Robeitus 45 1 
 
 Progers, Mr. 424 
 
 Pronne, le Wiinelmus 98 
 
 Prothegalls 35S 
 
 Pucell, caftellum .2'88 
 
 Puelfdon, Ricardus de 90 
 
 Puilefdon, Robertus 10 1 
 
 Purchas, Thomas 79 
 
 Pweynefdon, Rogerus de 98 
 
 Pykerying, Robertus 427 
 
 Pynkeney, Henricus 113 
 
 Pynkeny, Robertus de 112 
 
 Pype, Jacobus de 193 
 
 Quatermare, Johannes 
 Quetly 
 
 Quinque Portus 
 QuiDtx decimae 
 
 R 
 
 Raan, Walterus de 
 Radeclif, Johannes de 
 Rading, monafterium 
 Radolphus, Legatus 
 Radulphus, bare de Greyftock 
 ■ comes WeftmerlandicE 
 
 266. 
 
 3*S-3'9 
 
 • filius Willielmi 124. 127, 128 
 
 E X. 
 
 Ravcnfcre 
 
 RavcHiferod, villa 
 
 Rayc-, Phiilipus 
 
 Rcaiing 
 
 RccTiald 
 
 Jiede, Uroc, de la Paflns 
 
 Rcdcinane, Matheus dc 
 
 Regifters 
 
 Regula, Ikia dc 
 
 Rencyden, Rithardus 
 
 Reppcs, Hugo de 
 
 Laurentius dc 
 
 154, 
 
 342 
 79. 84 
 
 J7-8s-9y 
 
 122 
 
 180 
 
 no 
 
 328 
 240 
 271. 
 
 188 
 
 Rae, Lord 
 
 Ramefeye, Williclmus 
 
 Ramfay, Sir James 
 
 Randolf, Henricus 
 
 - ■ Johannes, comes de 'Slurrief 
 
 ■ Thomas 
 
 Ranulphus, Thomas 331 
 
 Rapendona, canonici 
 
 Rafon, Willlelmuide 
 
 Ratcli/r, Edwardus 
 
 3S4 
 
 157 
 
 '5? 
 
 130 
 
 448 
 
 289 
 
 74 
 
 84 
 
 246 
 
 355 
 
 5<S 
 
 79 
 
 172 
 
 226 
 
 iiS 
 
 64 
 
 130 
 
 398 
 t99 
 
 371 
 
 •39 
 
 191 
 
 '3i 
 
 .332 
 
 350 
 118 
 
 308 
 
 Res, ap GrifTinus 
 Refus filius Giiffini 
 
 filius Meredufi 67. 69. 71 .80.94, 95, 
 
 96, 97, 98. loi, 104 
 Retheg, abbas dc 438 
 
 Rethy, charta 346 
 
 Revel, Wil. 350 
 
 Rewhyreth, villa 102 
 
 Reymcs, Nicholausdc 248 
 
 Reymundus 87 
 
 Rhodes, Mr. 427, 428 
 
 Ricardus (. Anglix rex 287. 347 
 
 II. Angru-e rex 241. 243, 244. 245, 
 
 246, 247. 249, 250. 252, 253. 255, 256. 
 258, 259. 260, 261, 262. 303, 304 
 
 — — — III. Anglix rex 312.327 
 
 ■ comes Arundell 
 
 Glouceftriae dux 
 
 Sarilburia; comes 
 
 Warewici comes 
 
 Richcmiind 
 
 Richemundine, comes 
 
 Ridale, Philippus de 
 
 Ripariis, Rogerus de 
 
 Ripon, libcrtas 
 
 Robertus, Albanix &ux 269, 
 
 comts Flandriic 128. 
 
 regis Scotiae filius 
 
 Scotiae rex 257.264. 300. 303/304, 
 
 305 
 Rocheford, Johannes 
 
 340 
 181 
 
 284 
 
 27$. 278.280 
 
 289.282 
 
 J41. 150 
 
 184-135 
 106. 1 la 
 
 87 
 13a 
 
 270 
 
 134 
 306 
 
 Rodam, Ricardus dc 
 Rodericus, rex 
 Roevi'ynnok, Cantrcd dc 
 Rogers, Mr. 
 Roifeir, manerium 
 Rofflnfe, capitulum 
 Roffcnfis, clerus 
 . epifcopus 
 
 453 
 
 148. 212 
 
 429 
 
 81 
 
 424-426 
 
 9* 
 
 300 
 
 8; 
 
 59 
 Rokeby,
 
 I N D 
 
 Rokeby, Thomas Je iCg. 179. 183. 185. 187. 
 
 198. 
 Rokefburgh, burgenfes 10;. 120. 232. 234 
 caftrum 105.110,111.122.129. 
 
 166. 200, 201. 211. 214, 215. 224. 226. 
 
 232. 240. 242. 246,247. 252, 253, 254. 
 
 256. 158, 259. 261, 262. 264, 265, 766. 
 
 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273- 27J- 277. 
 
 280,281.287.298. 327. 329.332, 333 
 
 - capella, S.Johannis ibi 242 
 
 - comitatus 105. 147,148.218.224.. 
 
 226. 239. 241. 298 
 
 I coronatorcs 198 
 
 . prsebenda d« 179. 204. 2iO. 225. 
 
 234 
 
 149, 
 
 . — Ticecomes 
 
 ■ vicecomiiatus 
 
 .. capella SaaCt'i Thomse 
 
 ecclefia 
 
 RoUelburghe no, iii, 112 
 131. 184. 200. 298. 337. 
 Rokeflcy, Gregorius de 
 Roos, Johannes de 
 
 124, 
 349 
 
 208. 
 240. 
 
 128, 
 
 224 
 252 
 225 
 
 129. 
 
 WUlielmus de 
 
 139' 
 
 Ros, 
 
 172 
 ^33 
 
 ■ cantreda 
 — — ecclefia de 
 — ■ - Thomas dc 
 ■ . WiHielmus de 
 Ros vel Roo5,Godefridusde 189194.229.223 
 — Robertas 234, 235 
 
 84 
 
 258 
 228 
 
 81.93 
 
 438 
 
 189 
 
 112. 128. 
 
 Rofcekyn, Andreas 
 Rofe, Rotienus 
 Rofs, epifcopus 
 Rofle, Balliva de 
 comes de 
 
 241. 
 
 282. 
 
 Roflmaur, villa 
 
 Rothan 
 
 RothclaQ 68, 69,7o.-72..75. 90,91,92. 94.98 
 
 136. 
 
 341 
 
 345 
 68 
 
 331 
 92 
 66 
 
 E X. 
 
 Ruth, Gurgennew 
 Rutherford, Thomas 
 Ruthvet», Sir Thomas 
 Rutthyn, caArum 
 Ry, Henricus de 
 Rydale, Thomas 
 Rydel, Maria 
 Ryden, Robertus 
 Rye 
 
 Ryley, William 
 Rys, Thomas 
 Ryfton, Adam dc 
 Ryvers, comes de 
 
 Sagitaril 134. 139, 140, 141, 142, 
 150, 151, 152, 153. 159, 156, 
 162, 163, 164. 167, 168, 169. 
 
 173' 174- 176, 177, 178- 181, 
 187. i8g, 190. 192, 193. 195, 
 199. 212. 214, 215, 216 
 
 Salinus, Willielmus de 
 
 Salifburia;, comes 275. 278. 
 
 Salopiae, comitatus 
 
 — — — homines 
 
 ■ mercatores 
 
 Sampfon, Thomas. 
 
 St. Albans 
 
 St. Andrews, caftle 
 
 St. Androis, burgus 
 
 Sanfti Andras epifcopus 107. 
 
 caftrum 
 
 Rotherford, hofpitalis 
 RothofTc, Mr. 
 Rotuli capell* regis 
 Roueceflerenfis, epifcopus 
 Roulc, Robertus de 
 Route, Johannes 
 Rowc, I'etrus 
 Rowennock 
 Roxburgh 
 Roxburf, Earl 
 Rup«rt, Prince 
 Ruliy, ibbas & convcntus 
 7 
 
 165 
 
 157. 179. 203 
 322 
 107 
 348 
 258 
 
 449 
 453 
 64.66 
 421 
 395- 397 
 373 
 344 
 
 219. 224, 225. 227, 228, 
 296, 297. 331.34a 
 
 Andrac, prior 
 
 • villa 
 
 206. 
 292, 
 
 92 
 
 381 
 
 389 
 
 82 
 
 112 
 
 162 
 
 113 
 
 308 
 
 83 
 
 352. 3S3 
 
 449 
 
 94 
 
 284 
 
 143. 149, 
 157. 161, 
 
 171, 172, 
 182. 184. 
 196, 197. 
 
 437 
 
 , 280. 309 
 
 85. lOI 
 S0.S4 
 89 
 186- 
 289- 
 
 •»22 
 
 387 
 209. 2l8,- 
 
 i93- 29S» 
 
 ■ Edwini ecclefias 
 • Johannis villa 
 
 ■ Kenini, ecclefia 
 
 Sanifto Albano, Johannes de 
 
 Amando, Almaricus de 
 
 ■ Aubino, Saniftiusde 
 
 — — — Claro, terra de 
 
 ■ Willielmus dc 
 
 Edmundo, Michaclis de 
 Johanne, Willielmus 
 Mauro, Nicholaus de 
 PetroReginaldus de 
 
 300- 
 ii3- 
 
 438 
 
 177. 179- 1^2 
 
 437 
 
 J77 
 
 79 
 
 87 
 
 94 
 
 116.331 
 
 97 
 
 San^lus Adrianus 
 
 Angelup, Ricardiis 
 
 Gcorgius jacobus 
 
 ' Oinerus 
 
 ■ Thoma?, ;^bbns 
 
 448,454 
 
 224 
 
 79 
 
 55 
 
 98 
 loy 
 
 278.43? 
 bacdale.
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Sandalc, Johannes de 1 24 
 
 Sindclan^es, Jacobus dc 220 
 
 Saodford, Simon de 157 
 
 SandiUnd, Jacobus de 202 
 
 Sandy, Johnnnes 449 
 
 Santiy 289 
 
 Sainin 289 
 
 epifcopus 69,61 
 
 Sivage, le Robertas 105 
 
 Saulton, Wiilielinus de 199 
 
 Say, Galfridus dc 167,1*8 
 
 Sayc, Philippus 90 
 
 Thomas 90 
 
 Sayfeoeyth, Mayllcr 90 
 
 Scone, abbas de 300 
 
 Scot, Williclmus 305 
 
 Scotix, ambairiatores 253. 273. 279. 281, 
 
 a82. 303. 322,323 
 
 . burgenfes 
 
 . camerarii 132. 
 
 cancellarii 105, 106, 
 
 caftra 105. loS. 171. 
 
 277. 291. 297 
 
 . clcrici 
 
 . comitatus 
 
 . corajtes 
 
 leges & confuetudines 
 
 dominia 
 
 epifcopi 
 
 ■ guerra 
 homines 119. 129. 154. 
 
 177, 178, 179, 182. 203. 205 
 21 1. 213. 223. 227. 233 
 — — — jurticiarius 201 
 
 ■ magnates 288. 290, 291, 292, 293. 
 
 299. 3°o- 303-3M- 327- 328. 333- 335 
 
 mercatores 219, 220. 225, 226, 227, 
 
 228,229.231. 236. 238. 242, 243, 244. 
 
 274- 3-1 
 
 milites 294 
 
 regnucn 106. 108, 109, 110. 112, 
 114. 116. 167, 168, 169, 170. 174. 
 205. 244. 290, 291, 292. 2^?. 
 
 301 
 
 235- 238, 239 
 107. 113. 115 
 176,177, 181. 
 
 227 
 105 
 294 
 209 
 277 
 301 
 440 
 166, 167, 
 209, 210, 
 
 113. 
 .83. 
 
 303- 
 
 228. 
 
 198. 
 
 305 
 rex 
 
 259. 
 
 105. 108, 109, no. 144. 147. 
 
 264. 272, 273. 275. 278. 282, 
 283,284. 287, 288. 296,297.299.300. 
 303.328.332. 336.340.341, 342,343 
 fcenefclialli 112. 115. 221. 295. 300. 
 
 331-334 
 
 fcholares 219. 226. 248 
 
 1 thefauraria il2 
 
 117. 
 
 Scotise, villse 
 Scott, Sir William 
 Scotus, Michaelis 
 Scrop, le Galfridus 
 
 le Ricardus 
 
 Scurlak, Thomas 
 Seburtham, Waiterus de 
 Befoul, Ricardus 
 Segden, capella 
 S«gravc, Johannes de 
 Scintcler, Johannes 
 Selby, jaccbus, filius Walter! 
 Scleby, abbas 
 
 Selechirchc velSckyrk torefta 107 
 Selkerk 
 
 caftrum 
 
 Selkeryk 
 
 Selkirk, forefla 
 
 Selkirke 
 
 Selkyrk, vicecomitatus 
 
 villa 
 
 Senefcalli Scotias 
 Senefcallus caltri deLoghmaban 
 Seton, Alexander de 
 Georgius baro 
 
 424. 525 
 
 Sewalc, Robertus 
 Seymor, Mr. 
 Seymour, Ricardus 
 Seys, Degrarius 
 
 -• P.'newreck 
 
 Shiells. South 
 
 Shirretbyggyng 
 
 Shorau;, burgenfes 
 
 Shout, Robertus 
 
 Shrewfbury, earl 
 
 Shrovelbury, Willielmus de 
 
 Sigiilum regis 
 
 Sikun, Willelmus 
 
 SiheftuD, Johannes de 
 
 Silward, R, 
 
 Sinclair 
 
 Sisfard, Johannes 
 
 SiwarJ, Riihardus 
 
 Skipton, Johannes 
 
 Skoter, Roger .is de 
 
 SkynburnefTt 120, I2i. 140. 156, 
 
 Small-, Thomas, & Chriftiana uxor 
 
 221 
 Smith, Sir John 413 
 
 SodtreaHe, epifcopus 108 
 
 Softdawej \iJla 
 
 176. 181.202. 277. 30T 
 410 
 106 
 162 
 246 
 450 
 341 
 179 
 243 
 
 119. 121 
 
 261 
 
 220 
 
 88 
 
 149. 161 
 298 
 298 
 266 
 
 III. 161 
 421 
 161 
 
 161. 298 
 112 
 146 
 
 I46. 201 
 
 325 
 261 
 428 
 240 
 249 
 
 73 
 
 238 
 
 173 
 
 163 
 
 309 
 
 243 
 
 68 
 
 92 
 
 294 
 
 336 
 
 424. 426 
 
 74 
 
 114- 33* 
 
 274 
 
 102. 193 
 
 ejus 208. 
 
 ■4i5> 426 
 .112. 329 
 
 Soidoa
 
 Soldon, Johannes 
 Somercotes, Anfelinus Jc 
 SomerfetLc, homines 
 
 vicecomcs 
 
 Somervill, Lieut. Col. 
 Williehnus dc 
 
 Sorlanherthudol 
 Soules, Nicholaus de 
 
 Willielmus de 
 
 Soureby 
 Southamptonia:, comitatus 
 
 villa 120. 
 
 Soye, Johannes 
 
 Spalding, Johannes 
 
 Spaldington, Olbertus de 107, 108. 
 
 Spalding, prior de 
 
 Sparrowe, Thomas 
 
 Speengeofe, Rogerus 
 
 Spotfwood, Sir Robert 
 
 Springhos, Rogerus 
 
 Spyneye, Robertus de 
 
 Stafford, comitatus 
 
 prior St. Thoms martlris 
 
 Staffordiae, homines 
 mercatores 
 
 N D 
 
 79 
 
 183 
 
 84,85 
 
 102 
 381 
 205 
 
 66 
 
 115 
 
 206 
 
 342 
 
 142 
 
 169, 170 
 
 78 
 
 107 
 III, 1 12 
 
 137 
 
 341. 
 
 207, 
 
 Stanhop, Ricardus de 
 
 Btanlawe, abbas 
 
 Stanley, abbas 
 
 ■ Johannes 88 , 
 
 Stapilton, Brianus 
 
 Willielmus de 
 
 Starkey, Nicholaus 
 
 Staundon, Robertus de 89. 90 
 
 99. 10 1 
 Stavayl, domlnus de 
 Staworth 
 Staynefmore 
 Steward, Walterus 
 Stewarte, Sir Walter 
 Sticward vel Stewart Jacobus 271 
 
 25S 
 87 
 
 78 
 
 187 
 
 173 
 
 78 
 
 80.84 
 
 89 
 
 208. 218 
 
 88 
 
 86 
 
 256. 261, 262 
 
 270 
 
 206. 237 
 
 457 
 96, 97, 98, 
 
 87 
 
 ^37 
 251 
 
 307 
 369 
 278 
 
 Strabolgy, David de, comes d'Afteles 132.200. 
 
 70. 74 . 94 
 118. 120, 121. 296 
 
 337 
 67 
 86 
 
 •133 
 96 
 
 345 
 
 III 
 
 n8. 125. 179. J83 
 
 Strata Florida, abbatia 
 Strathern, comes 114. 
 
 comitatus 
 
 Stratton, manerium 
 
 ecclefia 
 
 Strelly, Robertus 
 Stretdenwy 
 Strivclin, Nundiniae 
 Striveling, Alexander de 
 i caftrum 112. 
 
 X. 
 
 Strlveling.Johannesdc 108.162.166,167. 332 
 
 Strlvelyng 
 
 Strode, hofpitalis S. Maiia; 
 
 Strother, Alanus 
 
 del Henricus 
 
 Thomas 
 
 174- 3'4 
 
 87 
 
 226. 239 
 
 230 
 
 Stryvelyn, Johannes de i 
 
 186. 196, 197. 199 
 Sturmy, Johannes 
 Stutevill, W. de 
 Styward, Walterus 
 Suberwick, priorifla & raonSales 
 Subfidia 
 
 Subfidium, curiale 
 Sudhdon, ecclefia 
 SufFolciae, comitatus 
 Suffolk, duke of 
 Sufton, manerium 
 Suluy,Aluredus de 
 Sulwath 
 Surreis, comes 
 comitatus 
 
 162. 169. 
 
 245 
 171. 
 
 55- 
 
 124. 129 
 
 343 
 
 259 
 
 108 
 
 86.83 
 
 85 
 
 107 
 
 139. 141. 170 
 
 313 
 
 69 
 138 
 
 269 
 
 115 
 
 155 
 
 15s 
 
 63 
 
 227, 
 
 180 
 
 112, 113 
 
 SufTexias, comitatus 
 Suthampton, Thomas de 
 Sutherlandiae, comes 221. 224. 426, 
 
 229, 230, 231. 398 
 Suthirland, chartas 
 Suthlcye, Bartholomeus de 
 Suih Wallia 120. 149. 169, 
 
 homines 
 
 Sutton, villa 
 Swanland, Johannes 
 Swannenand, Johannes de 
 Sweden, queen of 
 Swerdewod 
 Swertwod 
 Swyft, Johannes 
 Swynburn, Johannes de 
 Thomas 
 
 253. 
 
 204. 
 
 Swynefhaheye, mercatores 
 Swynhop, Ricardus de 
 Swynhowe 
 Swynnerton, Rogerus dc 
 
 Stcphanus 
 
 SwyntoQ, Johannes de 
 
 Taillur, Richardus 
 Talbois, Walterus 
 Talbot, John carl of Shrewfbury 
 
 I Ricardus 154. 179. 181. 
 
 344 
 
 69 
 
 170 
 
 149 
 
 92 
 162 
 
 176 
 412 
 
 7S 
 7« 
 
 79 
 
 342 
 254 
 89 
 225 
 227 
 
 177 
 204 
 
 260 
 
 8* 
 
 245 
 
 309 
 i8c 
 
 Q^q q] 
 
 Talbot,
 
 Talbot, W. 
 Talfield, Robcrtus 
 Tanet'ue, infula 
 Tanfeld, Robertus 
 Tangwal, Thomas dc 
 Tany, Lucas de 
 Tapton, Pctrus de 
 Taje, Walterus de 
 Taylor, Nathaniel 
 Tcaipefl, Petrus 
 llicardus 
 
 N D 
 
 5S 
 
 268 
 
 169 
 
 269 
 
 78 
 
 81 
 
 86 
 
 »33 
 
 352 
 219 
 
 E X. 
 
 Tonge, Robertus 
 Toniggo, Ottodc 
 Tonk, Robertus 
 Walterus 
 
 225, 226. 
 
 207, 20S, 209. 212. 22j 
 
 Templarii 58 
 
 Templi militia 1 1 2 
 Terra fanfta 432, 433, 434 
 
 Terrealnancgh 1 20 
 
 Teukelbury 289 
 
 Tcula c)^ 
 
 Tevydale, archiadlaconatus 212 
 
 dominium 266 
 
 homines 217. 248 
 
 Teweynan 93 
 
 Teyrlonna 7 1 
 
 Thalarlawyn, abbatia 74 
 
 Thefauraria Scotia: 1 1 2 
 
 Thcfaurarius, regis Hibernia: 140 
 
 Thewell, Willielmus dc 134 
 
 Thirlefton, Thomae charta 345 
 
 Thirwell, Richardus 240 
 
 Thilklton, Richardus de 87 
 
 Thleyt, Griflinus 136 
 
 Thloen, Cantredus 89 
 
 Thomx S. abbas 58 
 
 Thomas, Lancaftrix come3 134 
 
 Norfolcije dux 314 
 
 Thorp, Johannis dc 1 79 
 
 Thorp, Willielmus 269 
 
 Thorfopyn, charta 344 
 
 Threlk, Rogeriis dc 264 
 
 Thyngden, Johannes de 184 
 
 TibbctoT, Johannes 197 
 
 Robert dc 62,63.78.88.95,96. 
 
 98. 190. 103 
 
 Tikchull, Nicholaus dc 124 
 
 Tillherout 70 
 
 Tilliol, Petros 241 
 Tiptot, Johannes 197. 277 
 
 Titchbornc, aldermm 351 
 
 Toblank, Johannes 153 
 
 Todd, Sir Thomas 313 
 
 Tolofan, Elias 76 
 2 
 
 '54 
 345 
 133 
 III 
 no 
 
 332 
 201. 222 
 
 141 
 3^3' 364- 369- 
 
 122 
 
 93 
 107 
 
 90 
 123. 127. 129. 
 
 Torkcfey, manerium de 
 'J'ortoral, Davidis de 
 Tours, Willielmus de 
 Traiflatusp.icis 62,63,64.67.69.1 37,138.178. 
 189,190,191.198.213.231. 248.254.259, 
 
 260. 264. 273. 279. 299. 302. 305.308, 
 310. 313, 314, 315. 3(8, 319, 320. 322. 
 
 324 
 Tracy, Willielmus 
 Traqualr, John earl of 358. 
 
 396 
 Travers, Rogerus 
 Trefeynan, villata 
 Trequer, forefta 
 Trefgamed, villa 
 Treugae 57, 58. 117. 119. 
 
 133. 138. 161, 162, 163. 166, 167, i6S^. 
 
 178. 181. 186, 187. 189. 190, 191. 193. 
 
 196, 197. 205, 206. 209. 211. 213. 218. 
 
 220. 224, 225. 228. 231. 234. 245, 246, 
 
 247.250.252,253,254,255.257,258.260, 
 
 261. 263. 265. 270, 271, 272. 274. 277. 
 279. 281, 282, 283. 294. 297. 299. 302, 
 303. 304. JOj- 3°7, 3°8, 309, 310, 311, 
 312, 3'3- 317- 319.320 
 
 Trugar, Janua: charta 
 Treverthelag 
 Trc;e, Robertus le 
 Trum, abbatia 
 Trump, Patricius de 
 Tuamcnfis, archicpifcopas 
 
 436 
 Tacock, charta 
 Tuder, ap Griflinus 
 Tuderus, filius Edenevet 
 
 filius Goronou 
 
 Tughale, Robertus de 143, 
 
 155, 156. 167. 179. 182. 
 
 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 
 
 217, 2i8. 221 
 Tukilbury 288. 342 
 
 Turburvill, Hugo de 89. 94, 95, 96, 97, 98 
 Tyar, libertatis fcnefcallus 456 
 
 Tyler, Sir Thomas 3 r 3 
 
 Sir William 3 14 
 
 Tyndale 177 
 
 Tyuetnuth, cafHe 371. 3^7 
 
 V.nghan 
 
 
 345 
 
 
 68 
 
 
 79 
 
 
 437 
 
 
 "3 
 
 57- 
 
 433- 435. 
 
 
 344 
 
 
 . 9^ 
 
 
 62,63 
 
 
 75 
 
 144- 
 
 147, 148. 
 
 184. 
 
 186. 188. 
 
 196. 
 
 200. 216,
 
 N D 
 
 V 
 
 Vaghan, Refus 70- 74 
 
 Valencias, epifcopus 324 
 
 Valcntia, Adomarus dc, comes Pcmbrochie 125. 
 127, 128, 129. 133. 29s 
 
 Agnes de no 
 
 — Willielmus dc 64. 6g, 70. 79. 80. 
 
 8! 
 
 Valcntius, Willielmus dc 99 
 
 Vale, Willielmus 212. 227. 230.235 
 
 Valle, Galfridus dc 453 
 
 Philippus de 453 
 
 Vallibus, Chriftiana de 113 
 
 Valoignes, Warefius dc 136 
 
 Valoniis, Willielmus de 345 
 
 Valuations and Kirks 355 
 
 Vafconia 434 
 
 VafTalli, regis 55 
 
 Vaughan, David 97 
 
 Goronow 75 
 
 Griffinus 74. 87. 97 
 
 Hugo 316 
 
 Leuelinus 77, 78. 90 
 
 Margareta 74 
 
 Tuderus 91. 98 
 
 Vaun, Willielmus de 207 
 
 Vaux, Willielmus de 207 
 
 Uder, Mr. 414.428 
 
 Veer, Robertus de comes Oxon. 84 
 
 Vcnir, le Robertus 86 
 
 Vcrdin, Thomas de 85 
 
 Veidon, Pvicardus 451 
 
 Verdun, Theobaldus de 72, 73. 77 
 
 Verfona, Willielmus de 338 
 
 Vefey, Euftachiusde 55. 329. 341.348 
 
 Ifabelia 107.113,115 
 
 Willielmus de 440 
 
 Vezano, GifFredus de 106 
 
 Ufford, Robertus dc 172 
 
 Ughtred, Thomas 166. 172. 184, 185, 186, 
 
 187. 190. 240, 241 
 
 Ughtrethreftrethre, manerium 1 1 5 
 
 Vicenfis, epifcopus 294 
 Vi(flaalia 76, 77. 79, 80, 81, 82, 83. 85, 86, 
 
 87,88,89.95 
 
 Vickers, Willielmus dc 229 
 
 Villac, Pontis prior 449 
 
 Ulfter 378 
 
 comes de 299 
 
 Ulton, comes de 120. 125. 130 
 Umframvill, Gilbcrtus, comes dc Ancgos 107 
 
 E X. 
 
 Umframvill, Ingelramus dc 115. 120. 529. 
 
 332 
 Robertus de, comes de Anegos 
 
 117. 123, 124. 129 
 
 Umfrauvill, Gilbertusde, comes de Anegoioy. 
 
 aio 
 
 Adenellus de 349 
 
 Umfrcvill, Robertus 267. 269, 270. 272 
 
 Upfatlington 324 
 
 Vogan, captain 407 
 
 Urbanus V. 50 
 
 VI. 60 
 
 Urban, epifcopus 276 
 
 Urchard, prior de 345 
 
 Ufcflet, Thomas dc 176 
 
 Urher, Fynalaus 2^.5 
 
 Uxbridgc 388 
 
 Uxores, hominum Scotice 1 1 j 
 
 W 
 
 Waldegi'ave, Ricardusde iii 
 
 Wales, Johiniies le 82 
 
 Walenfes 69, 70. 77, 78, 79, 80. 95/ 97, 
 
 p8. 118. 160. 164,165. 178,179. 215. 
 
 431 
 Walfinton, villa 92 
 
 Walker, Sir Edward 424. 426 
 
 Wallia, 134. 136.155, 156. 159. 165. 170. 
 
 174.298 
 
 North. Vide North Wallia 
 
 Suth. Vide Suth Wallia 
 
 Walliae, cancel larla 91 
 
 Jufliciarius 97. 98, 99, 100. 103 
 
 Walliae, caftra 159. 169 
 
 epifcopus 165 
 
 homines J49. 156. 176 
 
 leges & confuetudIn«s, placita, &c. 
 
 6s, 66,6-j. 69. 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76 
 
 ncmora 69. 71. 74. 84. 93. 97 
 
 princcps 266 
 
 Thefauraria 95 
 
 Waltham, 289 
 
 abbas 57- ^o 
 
 Wanas ^4 
 
 Warde, Simon 127. 130 
 
 Wardelowc, Johannes 2^9 
 
 Warefton, lord •552, 35:} 
 
 Warren, comes de ^48 
 
 Warrenna, Johannes dc, comes Surrisc 81, 82. 
 
 87. 112, 113. 115 
 Warcnna, Willielmus dc 206 
 
 Q^q q 2 Waricwici,
 
 I N D 
 
 Warrewicl, comes 77. 171. 176. 177. 280, 
 281. 
 
 comitatus 85 
 
 homines 79 
 
 mercatores 83 
 
 Waterdalela 266 
 
 Waterfordii-, elves & communes 457 
 
 ccmitatus 453 
 
 • confuetudines 457 
 
 epifcopus430.43<,437.439.448 
 
 jura 457 
 
 librrtates 457 
 
 major & ballivi 457 
 
 piivilegia 457 
 
 vicecomcs 453 
 
 AVatewang, Walterus de 157 
 
 Wathflriker, baronia 202 
 
 Watfon, Robertas 200 
 
 Waywan, Johannes 184 
 
 Wawyn, Johannes 175 
 
 Wederbiirn, villa 202 
 
 Weeper, villa 92 
 
 Welynton, ecclefia 86 
 
 Wenborn, abbas 86 
 
 Wennouwen, Griffinus 74.76.77 
 
 — — ap Hawifa 67 
 
 ap Owenui iilius Griffini 102 
 
 Wentworth, lord 424. 426. 428 
 
 Werk, caArum j 12 
 
 libercas 144 
 
 Wcrkworth, manerium 329 
 
 callrum 266. 3 7 1 
 
 Wefenham, Johannes dc 176 
 Wefey, Johannes dc 342 
 Weftmerlandia?, barones 341 
 comes 266. 268, 269. 271. 
 
 319 
 
 •comitatus 113. 131, 134. 137, 
 138. 158, 159. 162. 165, 166. 168, 169. 
 189. 193, 194. 197. 211. 328. 341 
 
 homines 113. 138. 150. 15S 
 
 victcomites 1 1 3 
 
 Weftminfter, abbas & conventus 56. 60 
 
 Weftmonafterienfis, abbatia 347 
 
 Wefton, Johannes 120 
 
 Philippus 198 
 
 Thomas 274 
 
 Walterus de 179. 183 
 
 Weftwode, prioratus 77-87 
 
 Wetenhale, Adam dc 91 . 98 
 
 Weymowith 80 
 
 E X. 
 
 Wcyraes, earl ef 
 Weyms, James, colonel 
 Weynomoth 
 Weys, comitatus 
 communes 
 
 magnates 
 vicecomes 
 
 Wharton, lord 
 Whelpedale Johannes 
 Whcym, laird of 
 Whilciborne, Robertus 
 Whitchirche 
 White, Henricus 
 
 Johannes 
 
 Philippus 
 
 Ricardus 
 
 Willielmus 
 
 426 
 
 4'3 
 
 80 
 
 454 
 454 
 454 
 454 
 321 
 127 
 382 
 206 
 82 
 260 
 
 449. 456, 457 
 454 
 
 447- 450. 451 
 447-457 
 2:4 
 
 174 
 448 
 III 
 
 Whitkirk, Thomas dc 
 
 Whitfand 
 
 Whitfey, Ricardus 
 
 Whitfum 
 
 Whittcy, Ricardus 454 
 
 Wichard, Johannes & Johanna uxor ejus 108 
 
 Wigeton, Alanus 105 
 
 caftrum 107 
 
 Wigorniae, abbas & conventus 86 
 
 Wigornienfis epifcopus, 58, 59, 60, 6 1 .64. 348 
 
 Wigorniae, comitatus jj6 
 
 Willford, Rogcrus 252 
 
 Willielmus, comes de Sutherland 224 
 
 ebor. archiepifcopus 135. 138 
 
 Scotias rex 287, 288. 327,328, 
 
 329- 33 5- 347. 348 
 Wilmott, lord 424. 427, 428 
 
 Wilts, homines 85 
 
 Winburne, Walterus dc 4-59 
 
 Winchelfei S^ 
 
 Windefor, conflabulariiis caflri 6; 
 
 Winton 168 
 
 ecclefia jj 
 
 Elias dc 87 
 
 Wlntonienfis, epifcopus 59. 218 
 
 Wintonia, Willielmus de 226 
 
 Witha, epifcopus de 349 
 
 WithringtoD, lord 424.426 
 
 Wlonkeflowe, Hugo dc 9a 
 Wode del Willielmus 185.193. 209.211. 
 
 220. 
 
 Wodecock, Heyr Parcaria 146 
 
 Wodehous, Johauues dc aoo. 202 
 
 Wolrikeford 1 2 2 
 
 WootoD,
 
 N D E X. 
 
 Wooton, Dr. 
 Worcefter 
 Workfop, prior 
 Wortelye, Nicholaus dc 
 Wray, Colonel 
 "Wrikhull, Plugo dc 
 Wych, Olivcrus de 
 WyJryngton, Gerardus de 
 Wygcton, Johannes de 
 Wyght, Ricardus de 
 WygornisE, comitatus 
 Wymes, Michaelis de 
 Wynchedon, Ricardus de 
 Wyachelfe, homines 
 VVyndefore 
 
 WilUelmus de 
 
 Wynn, Terra 
 Wynraham, George 
 "Wyfliam, Johannes de 
 Wyfton, Henrlcus de 
 Wyther, Willielmus 
 
 324 
 289 
 
 83 
 
 156. 187 
 
 407 
 
 88 
 
 82 
 203 
 118 
 233 
 
 89 
 332 
 454 
 
 ^7S 
 163 
 
 167 
 
 124 
 
 442, 443 
 345 
 
 413- 
 
 415 
 130 
 
 109 
 
 Yale 78. Vide Bromfield 
 Yereward, ab GriiHaus 
 Yceltre, caftrum 
 Yeremuth 
 Yetham, ecdefia 
 Yle, Godefridus dc 
 
 films Johanols 
 
 Ynorth, filius Griffmi 
 Yong, Willielmus 
 York, Ricardus de 
 York. Vide Ebor. ci vitas 
 
 St. Mary's Churcb 
 
 Ythan, lord 
 
 Yfonis filius Galfridi 
 
 Zethan, ecclefia 
 Zoulchc, le Alanvs 
 
 91.94 
 
 112 
 89 
 
 237- 244 
 256 
 256 
 
 4S<S 
 265 
 
 289 
 39* 
 31ft 
 
 338 
 Hi 
 
 N I 5.
 
 i 
 
 CORRECTIONS. 
 
 ?age. 
 
 Line. 
 
 
 
 327. 
 
 4. 
 
 f<7r Johannes Read Johanois 
 
 
 Ibid. 
 
 Thoma 
 
 Thomac 
 
 329. 
 
 9. 
 
 magno 
 
 Magno 
 
 Ibid. 
 
 19. 
 
 demmera 
 
 de mera 
 
 Ibid. 
 
 20, 
 
 magnam 
 
 Magnum 
 
 Ibid. 
 
 25. 
 
 facere 
 
 fieri 
 
 Ibid. 
 
 28, 
 
 ingramo 
 
 Ingramo 
 
 331. 
 
 4. 
 
 Marchix 
 
 Marchia 
 
 333. 
 
 9. 
 
 after praediiJtos dele the 
 
 comma — Sub riad fub 
 
 Ibid. 
 
 14. 
 
 Johannis 
 
 Johanne* 
 
 334. 
 
 4> 
 
 exillentis 
 
 extentis 
 
 336, 
 
 2, 
 
 Johanni 
 
 Johannem 
 
 Ibid. 
 
 23. 
 
 after Anglise, dele the comma 
 
 Ibid. 
 
 28, 
 
 Comiti/Ta 
 
 ComitifTas 
 
 343 
 
 30. 
 
 traftatis 
 
 traftatus 
 
 Ibid. 
 
 33. 
 
 dele the commas 
 
 
 350. 
 
 3. 
 
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 13. 
 
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