RLP, 159-9b: Portchester from Jocelin de Montibus to a replacement to be nominated by Peter fitz Herbert, Guildford from John fitz Hugh to whomever the bishop of Winchester might nominate, Oxford to whomever Fawkes de Breauté might appoint.

RLP, 159, ending 'et sciatis quod per nos non fuit id quod Henr(icus) fil(ius) comitis fec(it) de fidelitatibus et homagiis capiend(um) de dominicis nostris'.

RLP, 159b.

RLC, i, 237b.

RLP, 159-60, and for the bishop's death, at Gloucester c.17 November, see King John’s Diary and Itinerary 18-24 October. Land at Horleslan and Burgelton, Herefordshire, seized by William Marshal, was subsequently ordered restored to Godeschal de Malines, who had held it before it had passed to the late bishop: RLC, i, 237b.

RLC, i, 236b-8, including seizures of the estates of Robert de Abernun (in Hayling, Hampshire, 50s. of land to Roger de Merlay), Nicholas of Anstey (in Essex, Hertfordshire, Oxfordshire and Surrey, to Andrew de Chanceaux), Thomas of Arden (in Oxfordshire, to Osbert Giffard, here no doubt incorrectly described as the King's son), Nicholas of Bassingbourne (in Northamptonshire, to Baldwin de Guînes), John de Bayeux (in 'Waya', Dorset, to Walter de Bray, provided a value of less than £10), Michael Belet (in Sheen, Surrey, and elsewhere in Dorset, to Hugh de Neville, although see RLC, i, 236b for the possibility that Michael had died, with Ralph Mussard petitioning for custody of his widow on behalf of a kinsman), William Blund (to Theodoric the Teuton), Roger de Cantil(oupe) (in West (or 'Parva') Quantoxhead, Somerset, land worth £10 to William Brewer the younger), John de Clichesham (in Kent, £20 of land to Ernald de Grebevalle), Philip de Columbières (in 'Sac', ?Shaw, Berkshire, to Peter fitz Herbert), Brian fitz Ralph (in Chessington, Farleigh near Croydon, and Malden, Surrey, granted to Hugh of Windsor), Gilbert fitz Reiner (in Donnington, Berkshire, to Peter fitz Herbert), Geoffrey fitz Theoderic (in Lillechurch alias Higham, Kent, granted to Geoffrey le Sauvage), Henry Furneaux ('Fornell') (in Kilve ('Keue') and Heathcombe ('Ecumb'), Somerset, to Nicholas Avenel, cf. VCH Somerset, v, 98; vi, 9), Maurice de Gaunt/Ghent (in Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Somerset, to Philip d'Aubigny, save for the manors of Weston and Beverston, Gloucestershire, cf. King John’s Diary and Itinerary 8-14 November), Richard de Graveney (in Graveney, Kent, and Tooting, Surrey, to Brito the crossbowman), Baldwin of Hodnet (in Manley, Staffordshire, to Geoffrey de Canville), William of Huntingfield (custody of land of Henry Biset in Shamblehurst, Hampshire, and Kidderminster, Worcestershire, to Roger de la Zuche), Nicholas de Kennet (at Lamberhurst, Kent, £10 of land to Walter Arket), William de Keword' (in Blackland, Wiltshire, to William de Canville, provided worth less than £5), Geoffrey de Lucy (custody of the lands once belonging to Juhel de Mayenne, at 'Luvuntun' and Black Torrington, Devon, granted to Hugh Wacelin/Gacelin and Hamelin his brother), Geoffrey de Mandeville (at Alrewas, Staffordshire, to Geoffrey de Canville), William de Mandeville (in 'Gessich' (?Gussage, Dorset), granted to Ralph de Raleigh), Robert Mauduit (in 'Hurtleg', Somerset, to Peter fitz Herbert), James de Neufmarché (in Berkshire, to John Russell), Hugh Peverel of Ermington (in Ermington, Devon, to William Brewer the younger), Nicholas Pincerna (in 'Tillebir', Yorkshire, to Gerard Flaundrin), Hugh de Plaiz (in Portsea, Hampshire, £10 of land to Walter Rufus), Henry d'Oilly (in Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, to Engelard de Cigogné), Roland of Oxted (in Oxted ('Aested'), Surrey, to Hugh de Neville), Robert de Rokele (at Westwood, Kent, to Furmer de Hentrevalle), Robert de Saucey (in Northamptonshire, to Ingelram de Gentele), John de St Helen (in 'Abendon' Buckinghamshire (probably Abingdon, Berkshire), to Walter de Saint-Ouen), John de St John (in Somerset and Wiltshire, to Fawkes de Breauté), Walter of Tew (in Tew, Oxfordshire, and Kilmersdon ('Kinemeresden'), Somerset, granted to Roger Aliz, a knight of Peter des Roches, bishop of Winchester), William de Tychesye (in Iwade, Kent, to Geoffrey the Fleming, provided valued at less than £5), John de Wahull (in Hampshire, to Godeschal de Malines).

RLC, i, 236b-8, including notice of the landing of Baldwin de Comines (Komen, Belgium, Hainault. arr. Mouscron), John de Chisham, Saher de Malines, Boidin de Slipes, Gerard de Zottegem, Hoel de Vendioles, in each case accompanied by mercenary companies.

RLP, 159b ('ad grauandum inimicos nostros'); RLC, i, 238.

RLC, i, 237, 238, including orders for the release of eight sailors from Boulogne held at Hastings. At Portsmouth, Enjuger de Bohun was promised a mast ('virga') from one of the King's ships: RLC, i, 237b.

RLC, i, 237, including orders over John's land at Rye.

RLP, 159, naming those on the ship arrested at Dunwich as William de Saint-Valery, Amfred Feidin and Thomas de Molineaux, and for the land at Norton St Valery and Sutton Scotney, Hampshire, see RLC, i, 237b, and for the previous allocation of Sutton and Norton to Henry de Saint-Valery, see RLC, i, 232b.

RLC, i, 237-7b; Rot.Ob., 567 (Roger of Mereworth fining 40 marks, for which Stephen Harengod was expected to answer), and cf. RLP, 159, for a safe conduct granted so that Eudo de Eyton and his wife might discuss a certain exaction ('de quadam exactione') claimed from them by Peter de Maulay.

RLP, 159.