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 Justice towards the parts of Leinster and Monster, to plead and defend the pleas of the crown, and should receive 4s, a day wages for himself, and a man and horse at arms.—Rot. Cl. 32 Edw. III. f. R. 1.—And being employed in that service from 19 Feb. to 17 July, 1357, viz. 149 days, which amounted to £29 16s., he had a liberate for that sum 16 August, 1357.—And by writ, dated at Cork, 4 May, 1358, had half a year s fee, due from 20 Oct. 1357 to 20 April following.—Idem. f. R. 4.

,—Preston Chief Justice C. P.—patent, 19 Nov. 1358.—32 Edw. III. d. R. 7.

,—patent, 1374.—Fee, £5,—Rot Cl. 48 Edw. III. f, R. 5, 12.—And was so in 1381.—5 Ric. II. 2$a$ pars f. R. 10.

,—patent, 18 April, 1375.—Idem, R. 13.—And was so 18 April, 1371, (45.)—51 Edw. III. f. R. 1.


 * —8 June, 1374, he had a liberate of 10 marks, in recompense of his labours and expenses in the King's service, having been appointed by patent in the time of the government of Maiuice, Earl of Kildare, and Robert de Asheton, within the counties of Wexford and Waterford, to arrest or make stay of ships, and the taking of many inquisitions, and holding sessions in that part, about which he was employed for four weeks, with eight horses, and also in company with John Keppock, Chief Justice of the King's Bench, and William de Karlell,