The Public Record Office Museum

Date:
1908
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/52/49
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The Public Record Office Museum. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    u. Simon de Montagu; Peter de Mauley the third, lord of Mulgrave | Philip de Kyme; John Paynell, lord of Otley. w. Edmund de Eyncourt, lord of Thurgarton; William Marshal, lord of Hingham || Henry de Pinkeny, lord of Weedon; Matthew Fitz John, lord of Stokenham ; Thomas de la Roche. x. Robert Hastang, lord of La Desiree || John de Kingeston. y- Walter de Faucunberge; Roger le Estrange, lord of Elles- mere | John Fitz Marmaduke, lord of Hordene; Bevis de Knovile, lord of Oswestry ; Fulk de Estrange, lord of Corfham. z. John de Lonecaster, lord of Grisedale; Hugh Fitz Henry, lord of Ravensworth | John de Greystok, lord of Morpeth ; Roger de Huntingfeld, lord of Bradenham. A contemporary Wardrobe Account records payments for the purchase of silk and green wax for seals to be attached to this letter and of horses for a messenger sent to the Marches of Wales to get the seals of some of the magnates. It is, however, doubtful whether the letter was ever despatched. There are two copies of it in the Public Record Office, both in bad condition. The seals here exhibited have long been detached from the documents. AIT]. Case containing the seals formerly attached to the duplicate of the foregoing letter from the Barons to the Pope, with eight additional seals, as follows :— Henry de Percy, lord of Topcliff. John son of Reynold, lord of Blaenllynfi. Robert Fitz Payn, lord of Launver. Henry de Grey, lord of Codnor. William de Ros, lord of Helmsley || Walter de Mounci, lord of Thornton. Ralph Fitz William, lord of Grimthorpe || Nicholas de Meynill, lord of Whorlton.