CALENDAR OF THK FINES OF THE COUNTY OF DERBY. lOI 



with covenant by the Plaintiff to pay 12 shillings yearly at Michael- 

 mas and Lady day, and with proviso for the Tenants and their 

 heirs to enter upon the land in default of such payment. 



March 24 — April 27. Derby. Within 5 weeks of Easter, 53 Henry III. 



Between Roger, Prior of Lenton, Plaintiff, and Nigel de 

 Langeford, that the same Nigel should acquit the aforesaid 

 Prior of the service which Ralph Musard, Nicholas Wake, and 

 Phillip de Coleworth, keeper of the land and heir of Simon de 

 Wydington, exacted from him for the free tenement which the 

 same Prior held of the aforesaid Nigel in Hulm and Duneston, to 

 wit, the manors of Hulm and Duneston, with appurtenances, and 

 whereof the same Prior complained that the aforesaid Ralph 

 destrained him for suit of his court of Staneleye from 3 weeks to 

 3 weeks, and that Nicholas Wake destrained him for suit at his 

 court of Cestrefeuld from 3 weeks to 3 weeks, and that Philip de 

 Coleworth, keeper of the land and heir of Simon de Wydington, 

 destrained him for suit at his court of Wydington, from 3 weeks to 

 3 weeks, whereof the same Nigel, who is mesne between them, 

 ought to acquit him. The aforesaid Nigel acknowledges the afore- 

 said manors, with appurtenances, to be the right of the same Prior 

 and his church of Lenton, to hold to the same Prior and his 

 successors and his church aforesaid, of the aforesaid Nigel and his 

 heirs, in free and perpetual alms for ever, at the yearly rent of 24 

 shillings. In consideration of this fine the same Prior remits, for 

 himself and his successors, to the same Nigel all damages which he 



tsaid he had by occasion of the said Nigel not having before 

 acquitted him. 



arch 24 — April 27. Derby. Within 5 weeks of Easier, 53 Henry III. 



Between William, son of Richer' de Cestrefeuld, Plaintiff, 



and Richer', son of Weneth, Defendattt, by William Pite, 



his attorney. 

 Acknowledgement, on a plea of warranty of charter, by the 

 Defendant 10 the Plaintiff, and grant thereupon by the Plaintiff to 

 the Defendant of 2 messuages, 47 acres of land and 3 acres of 

 meadow, with appurtenances, in Cestrefeuld, Newebold, Brimig- 

 ton, and Tapton. To hold of the Plaintiff and his heirs, during 

 the life of the defendant, at the yearly rent of 14 shillings, payable 

 at Michaelmas and Lady-day. After the death of the defendant, 

 the aforesaid tenements, with appurtenances, wholly to revert to 

 the Plaintiff and his heirs, quit of the heirs of the Defendant. 



