A day allowed to Sir T. Carew to give his reasons why he should not pay the king two thirds of the rent of the manor of Ballimaclethen forfeited by the Statute of Absentees, 1428.

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• Ed Peerers's allegations to prove that the land of Ballimaclethen ought to be discharged to the King, 1419. His reasons why the lands of Sir T. Carew ought to be freed from the penalty of the Statute of Absentees, 1424.
• Commission concerning the lands and goods of John de Carew, 1355. Note of lands belonging to Nicholas de Carew in Ballimaclethen in the King's hands by the Statute of Absentees, 1380. Discharge of arrears due on these lands, 1381.
• Grant from David de Carew to his brother Richard de Carew, of the manor of Ballimaclethen in the County of Trim for life, 1331. Confirmation of the manor of Ballimaclethen to Nicholas de Carew from R. Tuit, 1331.
• Record of the state of the controversy in law between Sir John de Carew and Nicholas Carew about the manors of Ballimaclethen, 1346.
• Inquisitions upon the deaths of Sir John and Sir Leonard Carew, 18 Rich. II. (1394-5) and on the death of Sir T. Carew, 6 Hen. VI., (1428).