Welsh Journals

5. Farm of the bailiwicks. Sergeantry of Radnor £ 6. Catchpolery there £ 2. Reeveships of Reeslyn £ 1.6.8, Uwch-coed £ 2.13.4, and Is-coed £ 2.13.4. Sergeantry of Gwrthrynion £ 2. Ringildry there £ 4.13.4. Catch- polery of Rhayader 6s.8d. Ringildry of Kerry £ 6.13.4. Catchpolery of Knighton £ 2. Catchpolery of Presteigne £ 1.10.0. Welsh reeve of Knighton 5s. Total: £ 32.1.8. 6. Farm of marriage-dues (amobragium). Gladestry 5s. Gwrthrynion £ 4.13.4. Kerry £ 5.6.8. Total: £ 10.5.0. 7. Horngeld. In Gladestry £ 8, 'and there will be nothing in the fourth year'. 8. Issues of the manors. New Radnor: from sale of pasture of the demesne lands £ 1.10.0. Pasture sold in the great park there £ 1.10.0. Pasture sold in 1 garden there 6d. Sale of pasture in Le Lee 2s., in Helleheld 6s., above Le Mont 6s. 8d., iri Commergeron there £ 1.10., of Bronreyht there 2s., of hay sold at Coumede 18s., of forest grazing there, winter and summer, as appears by indenture between the Forester and the Receiver, £ 6.14.6. Rhayader, Knighton, Norton: nothing here from the pastures because farmed with tolls ('Pixid') and mills, as above. Kerry: pasture sold, 53s.4d, Pembridge: two carucates of demense let at farm this year £ 4., hay sold £ 3.9.0, pasture sold 17s., from pasture in the park there sold to John de Marsstone £ 3. Radnor Forest: from underwood sold —due in preceding account-20s. Total £ 27.19.0. 9. 'Kylghmar'. 12s. 8d. 10. Sale of heriots. 1 ox at Pembridge 7s., 1 ox from 'blodwyt' at Radnor 8s., 1 mare at Pembridge 7s., 2 oxen at Radnor 13s. 8d., 3 steers at Radnor (sold) 12s., 3 sheep at Radnor, sold, 2s.6d., 2 goats at Radnor, sold, ls.2. Total: £ 2.11.4. 11. Perquisites of courts. Radnor & Gladestry £ 26.1.8. Hundred Courts of Radnor £ 3.12.9. Gwrthrynion £ 45.6.2. Hundred Courts of Rhayader £ 5.3.2. Kerry £ 157.9.0. Knighton £ 11.11.9. Presteigne £ 7.8.0. Norton £ 3.10.5*. Pembridge £ 2.1.0. Forest courts of Radnor £ 2.3.10. Total: £ 264.7.9*. 12. Lord's fees. In Gwrthrynion 41s. In Kerry 43s. Total: £ 4.4.0. The sum of these twelve divisions, including arrears, £ 779.2.9|. On the 'payments' side of the account the first division, Rent resolute,, has been entirely deleted, presumably by the Auditor, with his comments. These deletions are worth recording:-To Sir James d'Audley for a certain portion of the manor of Pembridge, 2s. To the Prior of Wormsleye for a certain parcel of the said manor, Is. To the Rector of the church of Pembridge for the like, Is. To Roger de Oker for the mill- pond of Oker, Id. To the earl of Hereford at the castle of Huntington, for parcel of the manor of Presteigne, 8s.10d. These payments were dis- allowed and were subject to enquiry, because they did not appear in the preceding account. 13. Lapsed rents. Two items in this division have been allowed to stand: 12s. lapsed rent from 1 fulling mill demolished at Pembridge; 12s.