 In 1086 , the Domesday Survey documents that while the majority of Urse 's lands were in Worcestershire , he also held land in Warwickshire , Herefordshire , and Gloucestershire . His lands in Warwickshire were held directly from the king , as a tenant @-@ in @-@ chief , while others were held as an under @-@ tenant of others who had their lands directly from the king . Urse 's lands in Herefordshire likewise were held as a mixture of tenant @-@ in @-@ chief and sub @-@ tenant , as was also the case in Gloucester . Of the lands that Urse held in Worcestershire , he held them both directly from the king and from the Bishop of Worcester . Domesday also records that the revenue that Urse was responsible for as sheriff was £ 128 and 4 shillings from Worcestershire . This was just the amount due for the royal estates in Worcester , as Urse was also responsible for payments of £ 23 and 5 shillings for the royal lands in the Borough of Worcester , £ 17 as profits on the shire and hundred courts with an additional £ 16 or a hunting hawk , specifically a " Norway hawk " ; also due from the courts . Urse also had to pay the queen £ 5 plus £ 1 additional for a " <unk> horse " . All of these payments were guaranteed by Urse , who had to make up any shortfall . 
