carreium

carreium, ~eia [AN carreie, OF charroi] , carriage, (right of) vehicular transport. b carriage service (obligation to provide transport ; later sts. interp. as obligation to pay toll for transit of vehicles). c (?) toll for transit of vehicles (Norm.). Cf. carriagium. 1101 ne aliquis disturbet ‥ ~eiam S. Marie de A. ‥ vel per terram vel per aquam (Ch. Hen. I) Chr. Abingd. II 78 (cf. ib. 223: 11‥ permittatis monachos de A. ‥ victualia sua ‥ deferre ad A. per ~eium vel quocunque modo voluerint); 11‥ de viis, quod una acra pro altera excambitur ut canonici liberius suum habeant caredium Cart. Colch. 539; 1164 pro ~eio thesauri de Hereford’ ad Salopesberiam Pipe 6; a1190 confirmasse ‥ viam per terram suam ad molendinum ‥ tamen sine ~eio nisi ad opus molendini Act. Hen. II (Norm.) II 407.  b c1160 clamo quietam totam terram S. Stephani [de Cadomo] ‥ de ~eio vini mei Act. Hen. II I 272 (cf. ib. I 270: quietos ab omni exercitu et †carrugio et gelth et collecta); c1160 sint quieti ‥ de ~eio, de summagio, sive aliquibus rebus transvehendis sive per terram sive per aquam CalCh II 368; 1177 liberi sint ‥ ab ‥ omni careio et summagio et navigio MonA VI 64a; c1180 (1286) sint ‥ quieti de ‥ omni carregio et summagio CalCh II 333; 1235 [quieti de] opum careyo Ib. I 208; 1265 liberi ‥ de omni †chaveyo Cart. Antiq. II 341 (cf. ib. 359: careio); p1274 de firmis Lande Dei ‥ v caria et xxxvj operaciones in autumpno (Ac. Sacr.) Ann. Durh. 184; 1336 quieti de ‥ ~eio et summagio. ‥ et quoad vocabulum ‘~eio’, sc. cum alique carre vel carecte carcate transeuntes per forestam et similiter summagia equorum, †consueti sunt solvere ‥ pro chimino ibidem habendo, ipse et homines sui ‥ quieti extiterunt (DL Couch.) N. Riding Rec. Soc. III 103, 105; 1366 quod ‥ sint quieti ‥ de omni ~eio et summagio, nec eorum carri, carecte aut equi capiantur ad aliqua cariagia facienda Cl 204 m. 17.  c c1180 decimam pasnagii, careii et ferine ibidem capte Act. Hen. II I 136; cum decima pasnagii, †careti et †poudragii [? l. pondragii] Ib. II 151.