bruise against bonnet a fine levy upon a writ of custom and service where it  recite that there be a dispute about castle guard and murage and now the lord  grant that the conusee shall be quit of the aforesaid service save all other  service this discharge of murage and castle guard which it may be wet e not of  right due be no discharge of the tenure in chivalry this be the final  agreement make in the court of the lord the king at Westminster from the day  of saint Michael in fifteen daysin the saint Benl light pl year of the reign  of king Henry son of king John before Gilbert de Preston and Roger de  Messendon justice and other faithful subject of the lord the king then there  present between William de bruise complainant and hook bonnet defendant dyer  of the custom and service which the say William require of the say hook of his  freehold which he hold of the say William in Wowood and Wappingthorn to wit of  one knight fee and a half with the appurtenance and whereof the say William  require the say hook that he shall do to he for the ware of the castle of  Bamburgh when it happen and for the murage of the say castle when it be  necessary as much as to the say tenure belong which service the say hook do  not acknowledge to he and whereof it be implead between they in the say court  that the say William have grant for he and his heir that the say hook and his  heir and their tenant of the honour of Bamburgh shall be quit of the aforesaid  service for ever save to the say William and his heir all other service to the  say tenement belong and for this grant fine and agreement the say hook have  give to the say William eighteen mark of silver and this agreement be make  with the assent and will of the say lord the king and he permit it and by the  opinion of all the judge of sergeant inn prima fancy the intent of this fine  be to release the tenure of knightservice and to make and reserve a socage  tenure only and note the above tenure be and contain one knight fee and a half  but by the opinion afterward S in dyer a er p Trin Term in the that year of  the present queen the opinion of the judge of the bench and of judge Southcote  be hold otherwise for by the office find in the first year of Henry the tenure  be find to be by the service of one knight fee and a half and this may well  stand with the fine above for the tenure may be in chivalry before the fine  above and that the castleward and murage be only exact and pretend and not of  right