Add MS 41480

ROLL of daily expenses of the household of Edward I, whilst travelling from Hildeburghworth [Hilborough, co. Norf.] to the siege of Caerlaverock, co. Dumfries, and back as far as Burgh by Sands, co. Cumb.; 12 May-16 Oct. 1300. Latin. The roll is without heading, and there are a number of erasures and corrections. Written on both sides. The entries are similar in form to those found in rolls numbered Exchequer Various Accounts 353/10, 358/28, 358/29, 358/30, 361/10, 364/15, 364/27, 367/4, 368/3 in the Public Record Office. These entries to some extent supplement the information respecting the King's movements contained in H. Gough, Itinerary of King Edward I throughout his reign, ii, pp. 189-194, and frequently show that the King arrived at a place on the day previous to that recorded by Gough. For a brief account of the expedition see Gough, op. cit., ii, pp. 284, 285. Vellum roll of six membranes; 8 ft. 8 in. x 8½ in. A.D. 1300. Belonged to Sir Thomas Phillipps, Bart. (MS. 24001; sale-cat., 6-11 June 1898, lot 1059), and to W. A. Lindsay, C.V.0. (see above).

Household, Royal: Roll of daily expenses of Edward I: 1300.: Lat.

Edward I of England: Roll of daily expenses of the household of: 1300.: Lat.

Caerlaverock, Dumfriesshire: Roll of daily expenses of the household of Edward I travelling to and from the siege of: 1300.: Lat.