exaccions 67/28 claim for dues.
exaccions mentioned among exemp|tions granted by royal charters 9/12, 13/11, 35/26, and also by manorial grants 43/17, 86/3, 124/37.
execucion 98/16 executorship.
execucion 50/1 enforcement of a writ; 62/8 carrying out a mandate.
excluse 102/17 sluice.
expedient 87/7.
expensis 59/13, 63/11, 138/10 in a lawsuit: see also harmys.
eyþer 68/30, 194/5.
faculte see fre faculte.
ffader 27/28, fadur 6/8, ffadur 25/16; fadur in lawe 129/6: [For this preference of d over th see also gadur, gedre, hidir, moder, oder: but murther.]
falle 43/25, 45/18, 86/9 to become due.
false clayme 169/14, 197/4, 198/6 failure of a plaintiff to make good his case: both in the manorial courts and at the assizes this was punished by a mulct.
farme takyng 78/25 lease.
ffebruare 112/1.
ffedynges 25/25 pascua, rights of common pasture; ffedynges and pastures 192/22: a constant item in manorial privileges formula: see medes.
fee 53/9, 57/5, 66/15, 88/16, 121/16, feys 122/13 feudal lordship, manor: see also free fee, church fee, lay fee.
fee ferme 78/12, 102/19 a lease at a money rent, especially if granted in perpetuity: see ferme.
feffement 101/23, 122/11.
feffid 121/1 enfeoffed.
feffyng 10/ rubric to no. 12.
feithfull 112/17, feythfull 62/29 worthy of credence or trust.
ffeyȝghtfull 173/12 fideles, Chris|tian.
ffeitht 152/15 faith.
felaw 120/22, ffelaws 169/16, ffe|lawes 203/16.
felde lviii.
felde londe 121/25, 124/24 land in the arable fields.
felons 48/24; felonye 43/19, 86/4.
ferie 56/25 week day.
ferme 69/2 firma, fixed yearly rent.
ferme 55/29, 60/13, 102/19 a lease at a fixed money-rent: perpetuell ferme 56/5, 97/17, 118/6; see fee ferme.
ferme of Oxonforde 65/13 a yearly quit-rent paid by the borough to the crown for the perpetual lease of ancient dues payable to the crown.
ferme 114/1, 132/4 secure, indisput|able.
ferre 19/10 far.
ferthyng 10/4.
fest 100/22 festival.
ffeuerer 51/18.
fewte 119/8 fealty.
feyȝhtfully 70/34.
fiftene 50/6 tax.
xv. day, the 133/22, the xv. daies 126/22, 147/30 in a law formula.
fille 114/12 to satisfy.
finall 49/4: fynall 51/7.
ffine 104/29 an agreement establish ed by fine in the king's courts.
fines 43/29, fynes 23/22 fynys 86/12, mulcts imposed in a manorial court.
ffire 29/2, fyre 27/7 right to have fuel.
ffisshe 102/19, verb; ffishyng 102/21, verbal noun.
ffisshyng 75/23, 28, 30; 102/16, 18; 115/25 exclusive right to fish cer|tain waters.
ffisshynges 44/11, 86/26: in the enu|meration of manorial rights.
ffishynges see fre fishyng.
ffizt 105/26, ffiȝt 100/17, Fitz.
fleyinge 2/11, 4/5 flight.
fleyng 43/18, flyȝght 86/4 flight from justice.
floode 142/16, 28 river.
folde lviii.
ffor þis 87/14 therefore.
forbedyng 152/1, 155/2 prohibition.
ford lviii.
fore 85/4 foresaid.
forere 107/28.
forest 37/24, 31.
forewe 184/27, 187/13.
fforeyne seruice 83/9, foreyne ser|uice 147/9, 159/15 dues owed by land to other than the lord of the manor, especially scutage.
foreynys 50/20 non-burgesses.
forfete 10/10, 23/21, 44/6, 45/21, forfet 86/11, 21, transgression.
forgetyng 113/25 oblivio.
fornamyd 93/6.
forput 120/17.
forster 37/26.
fortunyd 72/15.
