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Membrane 32d. |
Nov. 17.
Westminster. |
James Lutrell of Dunster co. Somerset, Simon Melbourn of
Wiltesir esquires and John Loty of Dunster 'gentilman,' to
William bishop of Winchester. Recognisance for 1,000l., to be
levied etc. in Somerset and Wiltshire. |
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Condition, that James Lutrell shall abide and perform the judgment of the bishop touching all actions, trespasses, offences,
plaints, debates and demands between the bishop, Alexander
Hody, John Toker, Robert Smyth chaplain and Walter Payntour
servants of the said Alexander and himself, so that the same be
rendered before 4 February next, and shall appear before him
upon fifteen days' notice at such place and day as the bishop
will appoint before that date, to hear his judgment. |
Nov. 17.
Westminster. |
The said James, Simon and John Loty to Alexander Hody.
(Like) recognisance. |
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Condition, that the said James, John Housay, Hugh Lutrell,
John Giles, William Abbot, William Henxleghe, John Cokkys,
Robert Cokkys, Thomas Edward, John Hunt, Howell
Benagham, John Fleccher, Roger Boteler, Richard Bayford,
David Kenseke, John Crosse, William Thorn, John Walter
the younger, John Hulet, John Lyddon, John Bowyer,
William Morgan, John Morgan, Lewis John, John Awode,
John Gunner, Walter Bowyer the younger, John Crosse 'tonker,'
John Walter the elder, and John Torre his servants shall abide
and perform the judgment of William bishop of Winchester
touching all actions etc. between the said James and his said
servants on the one part and the said Alexander and John Touker,
Robert Smyth chaplain and Walter Payntour his servants on
the other part, so that the same be rendered before 4 February
next, and meantime shall keep the peace toward the said
Alexander, John Capron clerk, Robert Cotes the younger, John
Nythewey, William Plusshe, Robert Bele, John Thressher,
Robert Wynnescote, Maurice ap Merycke, John Abraham,
John Pyckinere, John Howell, Walter Lathum, Thomas Bawedewyne, Matthew Ducheman, John Squyer the younger, William
ap Powell, John Howlete, John Gye otherwise Elys, John Touker,
Robert Smyth chaplain and Walter Payntour his servants;
and if judgment be not then rendered the said James shall appear
in person in chancery at the day named. |
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Alexander Hody of Taunton co. Somerset esquire, to James
Lutrell. (Like) recognisance. |
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Condition, that the said Alexander, John Toker, Robert
Smythe chaplain and Walter Payntour his servants, shall likewise abide and perform the award of the said bishop touching
all actions etc. between them on the one part and the said James,
John Housay and the others (above named) his servants, so that
the same be rendered etc. (as above). |
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John Spynney chaplain, to John Kirkeby clerk. Bond in
50l. payable at Michaelmas day next. Dated 20 November,
36 Henry VI. |
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Condition that he, being perpetual chaplain of the chantry of
St. Katherine in Bridport, shall pay 20s. a year at Michaelmas
until 50l. be fully paid, or until he shall be advanced to a benefice
of the yearly value of 20 marks, that when so advanced he shall
pay 5 marks to John Kirkeby at Michaelmas day after his institution, and 5 marks a year at Michaelmas until 50l. be paid, or if
advanced to a benefice of 20l. a year he shall pay 100s. a year, and
that he shall not refuse a benefice if offered him. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 27 November. |
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John Wynne of London 'goldsmyth,' to John Steward citizen
and 'chaundeler,' Matthew Hall citizen and goldsmith, Nicholas
Drayton citizen and mercer, John Halle 'gentilman,' all of London, and Roger Kelsey, their executors and assigns. Gift of all
his goods and chattels and all his debts within the realm and
elsewhere. Dated London, 8 August 1457, 35 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 10 November this year. |
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Elizabeth Nobilet, to Thomas Charlis esquire. General release
of all actions real and personal, all suits, plaints, debates and
demands. Dated 26 November, 34 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 12 December this year. |
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Thomas Murlond citizen and 'brasyer' of London, to Edmund
Wyghton esquire, John Stokker citizen and draper, Thomas Basse
citizen and 'hosyer,' both of London, William Colswayn and
Philip Stevenson, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his
goods and chattels on either side the sea. Dated 15 September,
36 Henry VI. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 21 December. |
