• Charter VOn the right of the townsmen to municipal self-government (1340)

same Bailiff shall take from Our mills of Kaerdif, for his service and labour, every three weeks one bushel of corn, throughout the whole year. We have granted also unto Our aforesaid Burgesses that of all merchandises coming to the

• Wills28 Edward III (1354-5)

lands and tenements at Newenton in trust to sell for payment of his debts. Bequests of money or measures of corn or other grain to Katherine Shorne his kinswoman and her children, Alice Donner and her children, the children of

• Communar's Accounts1343-4

d. To 17 resident canons 340 l. 0 s. 0 d. To Gervase atte Purie of North Cory, overcharge for corn 1 l. 4 s. 0 d. Remainder 6 s. 0 d. New Receipts. Of William Pode, reeve of Hatch

• Liber albus IIFols. 221-40

carrying away goods to the value of 200 l. , also hares, conies, pheasan ts and partridges, grazing and trampling corn and grass there growing to the value of 40 l. ; and on Monday after the close of Easter

• Close Rolls, July 1254

faciemus allocari. Teste rege apud Sanctum Macarium xviij. die Julii. Pro Alicia filia Galfridi Corn' .-Mandatum est Rogero Scissori et Bonacio Lumbard' quod Alicie, filie Galfridi Corn', qui fuit interfectus in servicio regis, habere faciant unam robam, scilicet tunicam, supertunicam

• Close Rolls, Edward IAugust 1273

d ., to hold in tenancy until the king shall otherwise ordain concerning her dower, saving to the king the corn sown therein by him and the other things pertaining to him. William son of Fulk de Fileby, imprisoned at

• Close Rolls, Edward IJuly 1276

of free tenement, on condition that the [corn ] in the lands of the manor on the day when this fine was made shall remain to the said Sir Henry, and the corn shall be threshed in the manor by

• Close Rolls, Edward IJune 1294

be kept safely until otherwise ordered. If there be any corn or other goods in the ship that cannot be kept without rotting or deterioration, he shall cause such corn or goods to be sold by the view of two

• IndexJ, K

522, 526, 527, 530, 557, 569, 573, 597. See also Appeltrefeld, Henry de; Northwode, John de. -, -, taker of corn in, 8, 9. -, -, taxation in, 499, 573, 599. Kent , Kancia, John de, 117, 449. -, William

• Close Rolls, Edward IIMay 1309

of Savernak, which his father held. To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to make inquisition concerning the corn and other victuals provided by John de Creppyngges when sheriff of York at the king's order to be led

• Close Rolls, Edward IIFebruary 1326

manor of Swafham Market, co. Norfolk, which was in the king's hands for certain causes-the oxen, cows, stock, growing corn and corn in the barns, and other goods and chattels found in the manor, together with any arrears of rent

• Close Rolls, Edward IIJuly 1318

voyaging to Berwick, by commo n robbers of three ships of Flanders and Zeland ( Seland ) of the said corn and of all other goods found in her, and that the mariners in ' La Blithe ' and in

• Close Rolls, Edward IIMay 1319

who had loaded ships in that port with corn or other victuals, or who had commenced to load their ships therewith, before the king's inhibition of April 10, to carry such corn thence to foreign parts, taking from them sufficient

• Close Rolls, Edward IIMarch 1321

clerk to go to the city and to make a certain assay of the king's measures of wine, ale, and corn in their custody with the king's standard measures, in order that, after the assay, the king may cause other

• Close Rolls, Edward IISeptember 1322

corn, and other goods, and who made fine with the said rebels, and the constable is ordered not to aggrieve them i n this respect, and to permit them to stay in the castle and to save their bodies,

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIDecember 1330

II. under the seals of their wardrobes, and the executors are indebted to the king in 80 l . for corn and other victuals received from the ministers of Edward I. for the use of the said Stephen, and they

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIMay 1328

profit of her goods and chattels in the manors of Fairford, co. Gloucester, and Caversham, co. Oxford, and of her corn sown in the same, which manors the king assigned to her on 13 March, in the first year of

• Close Rolls, Richard IIAugust 1381

the corn growing within the manor of Lyston as his chattels, and to dispose thereof according to his will, as shall to them seem best for his soul. By K. The like to the escheator in Kent concerning corn within

• Close Rolls, Richard IIFebruary 1382

Isle of Wight. Order to deliver to Agnes who was wife of Theobald de Gorges knight and is his executrix corn in the manor of Knyhton to the value of 100 s .; as lately the king ordered the escheator

• Close Rolls, Richard IIMay 1383

Mapiltrestede to the manor of Odewelle, saving always the lords and possessors of the manor of Bigham harmless in their corn and pastures off the said drift at time of such carrying or driving, with covenant that the prior and