[1] [2] Moreouer, to this parlement holden at Oxenford, all the chéefe rulers and gouernours of Southwales and Northwales repaired, and became the king of Englands liege men, R. Houed. swearing fealtie to him a|gainst all men. Héerevpon he gaue vnto Rice ap Griffin prince of Southwales the land of Merio|nith, and to Dauid ap Owen he gaue the lands of Ellesmare. Also at the same time he gaue and confir|med vnto Hugh Lacie (as before is said) the land of Meth in Ireland with the appurtenances, for the ser|uice of an hundred knights or men of armes, to hold of him and of his sonne Iohn by a charter which he made thereof. Also he diuided there the lands and possessions of Ireland with the seruices to his sub|iects, as well of England as Ireland, appointing some to hold by seruice to find fortie knights or men of armes, and some thirtie, and so foorth.