Catalogue description The King has an aid from Ireland.--Ibidem, m. 3.

Reymund de Burgh.--Ibidem, m. 4.

Geoff. de Mariscis, justiciary; 21 May.--Ibidem, m. 6.

Grant to Hugh de Lacy of all his lands which were in the custody of Walter de Lacy by the King's command; 20 April.--Ibidem, m. 7.

Letter from the King to the barons, knights, and other free tenants of Leinster, reminding them that when King John came to Ireland he brought with him men learned in the law, by whose advice, and at the instance of the Irish, he commanded that the English laws should be observed in Ireland, and left them in writing under his seal in the Exchequer at Dublin. As therefore it is the custom and law of England that any man who marries a woman or a widow, having an inheritance, and has a child by her whose cry is heard within four walls, shall, if he survive his wife, have the custody of her inheritance all his life, although she may have an heir of full age by her first husband; the King commands that said barons, etc. shall not presume to do justice in any other manner in the suit which is in [the court of] [Supplied from the Patent Roll.] William Earl Marshal, between Maurice FitzGerald and Geoffrey de Mariscis, justiciary, or in any other case. Ibidem, m. 12.

Pope Honorius writes to the clergy (clericis) of Ireland to give an aid to the King of England.--Ibidem, m. 12, dorse.

Hub. de Burgh, Earl of Kent, justic. of Eng. Cart. 11, Hen. III., part 1, m. 2, 14, 26.

Grant to Ric. de Burgh, for his homage and service, of all the land of Connaught, forfeited by Oechus (O'Connor) formerly King of Connaught; yearly rent, 300 marks for first five years, afterwards 500 marks; saving to the King the five best cantreds nearest the King's castle of Athlone; date 21 May.--Ibidem, m. 3.

Henry Bissett.--1b., m. 4.

Hugh de Lacy, Earl of Ulster.--1b., m. 6.