This charter confirms the rights granted to the burgesses of Swansea by Henry III, ie, the right to come and go throughout the land with their merchandise for buying, selling and doing business, exempt from tolls, passage, pontage, stallage and lastage, except in the City of London. It was witnessed by: W., Bishop of Worcester, J., Bishop of Bath and Wells, Aylmer de Valence, Earl of Pembroke, Hugh le Despenser, Nicholas de Seagrave, Edmund de Mauley, steward of the royal household, and William de Montacute. It was given at Windsor.