Indenture between the king, and Richard earl of Arundel and Surrey, whereby the said...

Indenture between the king, and Richard earl of Arundel and Surrey, whereby the said earl grants the manor of Sevenhampton worth 20 marks a year, to the king, in exchange for the advowson of the priory of Arundel which lately was in the king's hands by reason of the war with France, formerly a cell of the abbey of Seez in Normandy, but now made a college with a master and certain secular chaplains, and renders 20 marks, yearly, to the king, during the said war; the said earl having been bound in 1000l., in the third year of the king's reign, to find the king, within three years then next, an advowson of some church of the tax of 21 marks, and of the yearly value of 20l. in exchange for the advowson of the said priory, and the king having agreed to receive the said manor as well, in lieu of the said advowson of a church of the specified value, as in satisfaction of the said 20 marks payable to the king during the said war etc. etc. Endorsed:-'Memorandum of enrolment on the dorse of the Close Roll, in June of the said year.' Somerset and Suffolk. 11 February, 6 Richard II.