Index: P

Calendar of Close Rolls, Richard II: Volume 5, 1392-1396. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1925.

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Pachet, William, 484.

-, -, Joan wife of, 484.

Padestowe, co. Cornwall. See Padstow.

Padreda, Thomas de, 171.

-, -, Joan wife of, 171.

Padstow, Badestowe, Padestowe, co. Cornwall, 147, 245.

Padyngton, Thomas, 515.

Page, Adam, 522.

-, John, 118, 120, 150.

-, -, of Hadleigh, co. Suffolk, 412.

-, -, of Maldon, collector in Essex of the subsidy, 419.

-, Robert, 150.

-, William, 288.

Pake, William, of London, 'cordewaner,' 363.

Pakeham, John, chaplain, 538.

Pakelesham, William, justice of the peace in Essex and to keep the statutes of Winchester, Northampton and Westminster, 373.

Pakeman, Simon, of Kirby Muxloe, 209.

-, -, Joan his daughter, married to Richard Vilers, 209.

-, -, -, John son of, 209.

-, -, Katherine his daughter, 209.

-, -, -, Robert Dyggeby her husband, 209.

-, -, Simon his son, 209.

-, William, of Derby, 137.

Pakyngton, Robert, of Lincolnshire, 261.

-, Thomas, 'taillour,' of London, 408.

Palmer, Palmere, John, 146.

-, -, 'sherman,' 82.

-, Nicholas, 202, 368.

-, Richard, 404.

-, -, chaplain, 541.

-, William, of Bridgnorth, 501.

-, -, of Salop, 81.

Palynge, John, of London, 'goldsmyth,' 487.

Pampeloun, Pampheloun, Paunfloun, John, clerk, 336.

-, William, 118.

-, -, of Thaxted, 121.

Panetrie, Richard del, knight of the shire of Hertford in parliament, 278.

Panfield, Panfeld, co. Essex, 238.

Panton, Paunton, co. Lincoln, fee in, 340.

Panton, John, 86.

-, Ralph, 119.

-, -, of Snettisham, 86.

- Cf. Paunton.

Panyman, Godfrey, 257.

Pape, Copinus de, 179.

paper, 339.

parchment, 339.

Parco, William de, 42.

- Cf. Park.

Parcour, Henry, verderer in Whitby forest, 432.

Parentyn, Robert, coroner in Bedfordshire, 25.

Pargea, Pargia, Pargio, Pergea, Baldwic, Baldwin, Balduchius, Balduchius de, a Lombard, 534, 538, 542.

-, -, - dwelling in London, 522, 523. See also Balduchius; Pasqhi.

Parham, Perham, John, of West or Bishop's Lavington, 398.

-, -, -, Margaret his mother, 398.

-, Thomas, of West Lavington, 360.

-, -, -, John son of, 360, 368, 369.

-, William, clerk, 480.

-, -, parson of Chipping Norton, 397.

Park, Parke, James atte, keeper of the fees in Cornwall of Joan princess of Wales, 451.

-, Nicholas de or del, common serjeant and mace-bearer of Newcastle upon Tyne, 52, 219.

-, Roger atte, 369.

- Cf. Parco.

Parker, Parkere, Geoffrey, of Dublin, merchant, 508, 512.

-, Henry, 358.

-, Hugh, 29.

-, John, 121, 125, 316, 320, 327, 415, 472.

-, -, citizen and draper of London, 397.

-, -, of Assendon, 342.

-, -, of Carlton upon Trent, 470.

-, -, of Foulridge, 304, 352.

-, -, of Kyngeston, 546.

-, -, -, Juliana wife of, 546.

-, -, of Middlesex, 110.

-, -, 'vynter,' 406.

-, Richard, 238, 415.

-, -, Alice wife of, 238.

-, -, -, John their son, 238.

-, -, -, Thomas their son, 238.

-, -, -, -, Thomas his son, 238.

-, -, -, William their son and Juliana his wife, 238.

-, -, -, -, John son of, 238.

-, Thomas, 516.

-, -, chaplain, 541.

-, William, 107, 110, 415, 540.

-, -, citizen and 'stokfisshemonger' of London, 142.

-, -, of London, 403.

-, -, of Southoe, 403.

Parkesgate, Perkesgate, Saier, of London, 271.

-, -, servant of the earl of Rutland, 211.

parliament, 42.

- of 6 Richard II, 30.

- of 11 Richard II, 30, 67, 114.

- at Carlisle, statute made in, 195.

- at Westminster, 30, 31, 52, 165, 212, 280, 282, 345, 349, 417.

- -, grants in, 332, 349.

- -, ordinance for the defence of Ireland made in, 61.

- -, statute published in, breach of, 89.

-, at Winchester, 43, 53, 54, 114, 127, 135, 136.

- at York, 83, 84.

-, causes in, 482.

-, decisions, decrees, orders &c. in, 125, 133, 199, 205, 212, 257, 262, 265.

-, impeachment of treason in, 294. See also Talbot, Thomas.

-, judgments, forfeitures &c. in, 31, 59, 67, 114, 263, 325, 392, 465.

-, -, against Robert de Veer, duke of Ireland, in, 42.

-, persons accused before, 261.

-, petitions in, 70, 126, 212, 257, 325, 405.

-, privilege of persons going to and coming from, &c, 34.

-, sheriffs not to be elected to, 84, 105, 233, 387.

-, statutes made in, 30.

-, subsidies granted by, 53, 54, 58, 121, 122, 135, 136, 182, 188, 345, 420.

-, -, exemption assented to, by, 345.

-, -, regulation of levy of, 176.

-, summoned to meet, 105, 106, 386, 387.

-, -, prorogation of, 77, 78.

-, summons of divers persons to, 83, 84, 105, 233, 234, 386, 387.

-, writs de expensis for service in, 114–116, 277–279, 417– 419.

-, writs to sheriffs &c. for election of members of, 83, 84, 105, 106, 233, 234, 387.

Parmestede, Henry, citizen of London, 253.

Partenay, John de, chaplain, 540.

partridges, 506.

Parys, John, 99, 475.

-, -, of London, 260.

-, Robert, 133.

-, -, escheator in Cambridgeshire, 27, 42, 210.

-, -, - in Huntingdonshire, 48.

-, -, guardian of the peace in Cambridge, 158.

-, Stephen de, citizen of York, 490.

-, -, of York, 229.

-, Thomas, coroner in Kent, 333.

Pasqhi, Balduchius, a Lombard in London, 524. See also Balduchius; Pargea.

passage, exemption from, 187, 299.

Passelewe, John, 136.

passes, passports, 12.

Passevaunt, Walter, chaplain, 530.

Passylle, Henry, 538.

Pasteler, Richard, clerk, 508.

Paston, John de, 535.

Pate, Richard, of Salisbury, 'lodere,' 423.

Paternoster, Roger, chaplain of a chantry in the church of St. Paul, London, 269, 270.

Pateshull, Thomas, prisoner in Northampton castle, 260.

Pateswyk, Pateswyke, co. Essex. See Pattiswick.

Patrixbourne, Patrykburne, co. Kent, manor, 149.

Pattesle, Thomas, clerk, 102.

Pattiswick, Pateswyk, Pateswyke, co. Essex, 252.

Patton, Patynton [in Stanton Long parish, co. Salop], 460.

Patyner alias Neuman, Nicholas, 425.

Patynton [co. Salop]. See Patton.

Paulet, John, knight, 9.

-, -, Margaret wife of, 9.

-, -, -, her sisters. See Beket; Helygan; Maleherbe.

Paull, Paule, co. York, 349.

- Holme, Holme by Paule [in Paull parish], co. York, 349, 378.

Pauly, John, 422.

- Cf. Paveley.

Paunfloun. See Pampeloun.

Paunton, co. Lincoln. See Panton; Ponton.

Paunton, John, knight, 219.

-, -, John son of, 218.

- Cf. Panton.

pavage, exemption from, 187, 299.

Pavely, John, knight, sheriff of Northamptonshire, 9, 322.

- Cf. Pauly.

Pavy, Agnes, of Wendy, 206.

Payn, John, 126.

-, -, 'armourer' and citizen of London, 474.

-, -, clerk, 421.

-, -, of Westmill, 473.

-, Thomas, of Eakring, 81.

-, William, chaplain, 81.

-, -, justice of oyer and terminer in Dorset, justice of the peace &c., 132.

-, -, -, William son of, 133.

Paynel, Paynell, Thomas, chaplain, 518.

-, -, knight, knight of the shire of Oxford in parliament, 115.

Paytbrigge, co. York, 97.

pease, 174, 506.

Pebmarsh, Pebenerssh, co. Essex, 145.

Pecche, John, 47.

-, William, 36, 107, 110.

-, -, knight, knight of the shire of Kent in parliament, 278.

-, -, of Middlesex, 116, 414.

-, -, of Yorkshire, 477.

Pecham. See Pekham.

Pechell, John, clerk, 119.

Peckham, West, Westpecham, co. Kent, 196.

Pekham, Pecham, James de, 240, 498.

Peckleton, Peighculton, Pekilton, Pekylton, co. Leicester, advowson, 201.

-, deeds dated at, 201.

-, manor, 201.

Peddere, William, 426.

Pedefer, John, chaplain, 426, 471.

Pedwardyn, Brian de, 163.

-, -, Agnes wife of, 163.

-, -, -, John their son, 164.

-, -, -, -, Joan his daughter, married to William Godeman, 163, 164.

-, Robert, knight, 164.

-, Roger, knight, 163.

Peeke, Peke, Geoffrey del, 209.

-, Gilbert del, of Coventry, 209.

-, John, chaplain, 543.

-, William, chaplain, 215.

Peighculton, co. Leicester. See Peckleton.

Pekbrigge, Pekebrigge, John, knight, 222, 256, 310, 483.

-, -, -, knight of the shire of Huntingdon in parliament, 115.

-, -, -, Margaret (de Wassyngle) wife of, 310.

Peke. See Peeke.

Pekebrigge. See Pekbrigge.

Pekilton, Pekylton, co. Leicester. See Peckleton.

Peldon, Peldoun, Peldyngton, Pelton, Peltyngdoun, co. Essex, advowson, 221, 222, 225, 371.

-, deed dated at, 371.

-, manor, 222, 225, 371.

Pelour, Stephen, clerk, 108.

Pelton, co. Essex. See Peldon.

Peltyngdoun, [co. Essex]. See Peldon.

Pembroke, countess of. See Sancto Paulo, Mary de.

-, earl of. See Hastynges, John de; Valencia, Aymer de.

-, -, heir of. See Grey, Reynold de.

Pembroke, county of, 323.

Pembrugge, Pembrug, Penbrugge, Fulk, knight, 502.

-, John, 320, 392.

-, Richard, Richard de, 350, 441, 442.

-, -, keeper and constable of Bambrough castle, 91.

-, William, Elizabeth daughter of, married to John Gildesbourgh, knight, 252, 253.

Peneshalle, Penyshalle, John, vicar of Wooburn, 132, 228.

Pengeston, Simon, 457, 460.

Penhalowe, John, 171.

Penmarch, Penmarke [France, dept. Finistère], 183.

Penne, Robert, chaplain, 541.

Penpoll, Penpol [in St. Veep parish], co. Cornwall, 250.

Penros, Joceus, 171.

-, -, Joan wife of, 171.

-, John, justice to hear trespasses against the archbishop of Canterbury, 117.

-, -, justice of the Bench, 3.

-, -, justice of the King's Bench, 59.

Penryn [in St. Gluvias parish], co. Cornwall, 183.

Pensax, Percival, 166.

-, Robert, 166.

-, Thomas, 166.

-, William, 166.

Pensford, Pensforde, William, 259.

-, -, of Somerset, 221, 222, 226, 228.

pensions payable by ecclesiastics on creation or election, 95, 111, 230, 235, 295, 361, 422, 486, 494, 501, 504, 509.

Pentelowe, co. Essex. See Pentlow.

Penteney, John, 230.

Pentlow, Pentelowe, co. Essex, 442.

Penton Mewsey, Penyton, Penyton Meisy, Penyton Meysy, co. Southampton, advowson, 113, 466.

- -, manor, 113, 339.

- -, parson of. See Faxton, Robert de.

Peny, Nicholas, 257.

-, -, of Kent, 488.

Penyshalle. See Peneshalle.

Penythorne, John, 424.

Penyton, Penyton Meisy, Meysy, co. Southampton. See Penton Mewsy.

Peopleton, Pupulton, co. Worcester, manor and advowson, 505.

pepper, 174, 338.

- quern, 339.

-, rent of, 76.

Peraunt, John, serjeant at arms, 209, 213.

Percy, Percehay, Henry de, earl of Northumberland (1377–1406), 77, 101, 192, 211, 321, 330, 338, 339, 391, 400, 419, 426, 466, 481, 483, 485, 489, 493, 494.

-, -, -, warden of the Scottish marches, in the parts of the 'Estmarche,' 32, 33, 214.

-, -, -, Henry son of, knight, 398, 422.

-, -, -, Maud wife of, 211.

-, -, -, Ralph son of, 192, 210, 310, 486, 494.

-, -, -, Thomas brother of, knight, 426.

-, Henry lord, 336.

-, -, Joan (de Orreby) wife of, 336.

-, -, -, Mary their daughter, wife of John de Roos, knight, 336.

-, John, of Kildale, 10, 92.

-, Ralph de, knight, 179, 481, 489.

-, Robert, 153.

-, Stephen, 521.

-, Thomas, 248, 479, 493.

-, - knight, 224, 256, 368, 388, 399, 401, 402, 429, 502.

-, -, -, king's admiral, 75. 124.

-, -, of Kingston upon Hull, 245.

-, William, 372.

-, -, knight, knight of the shire of Sussex in parliament, 115, 278.

Percyle, Thomas, of Northamptonshire, 271.

Perers, Perere, Alice, alias Alice de Wyndesore, wife of William de Wyndesore, knight, 48, 142, 506.

-, Edward, king's knight, 432.

-, Richard, 394, 395, 410.

Pergea. See Pargea.

Perham. See Parham.

Perkesgate. See Parkesgate.

Perkyn, Ralph, of London, 'chaundeler,' 236.

Perle, Perlee, John, escheator in co. Dorset, 431.

-, -, - in Somerset, 446.

-, -, - in Somerset and Dorset, 355.

-, -, knight of the shire of Dorset in parliament, 279.

-, Reynold, of Shrewsbury, Joan wife of, 508.

-, -, -, Henry son of, 508.

Perne, Thomas, 228.

-, -, of Ashwell, co. Hertford, 231.

Pernell, Thomas, of Garsington, 273.

Perot, John, of Herefordshire, 290.

-, William, 112.

-, -, Alice wife of, 112.

-, -, -, their son William Wykeham, 112.

Perpont, William, of London, 289.

Perranzabuloe, co. Cornwall, Tywarnhaile in, q.v.

Pers, Robert, 257.

Pershore, Persheor [co. Worcester], abbot and convent of, 221.

Pershute, John, 415.

Persones, Reynold atte, 483.

Persoun, Richard, chaplain, 526.

-, Robert, an alleged neif, 306.

-, -, yeoman of the buttery, bailiff itinerant in Cornwall and Devon, 307.

-, William, of London, 408.

Pert, Perte, Thomas, clerk, prisoner in the Tower, 324.

-, William, William de, 341, 453.

-, -, Joan wife of, 341.

- Cf. Spert.

Pertrich, Roger, 469.

Peryman, Richard, 430.

Peshale, Adam, knight, knight of the shire of Salop in parliament, 278.

- Cf. Pisale.

pestilence, 482.

Petegrieu, Richard, of London, 'coteler,' 511.

Peterborough, co. Northampton, monk of, 519.

Petersfield, Petresfeld, Petresfelde, co. Southampton, borough, market and fairs of, 39, 40.

-, Sheet in, q.v.

Petham, co. Kent, 403.

Petham, John, 477.

Pethaughe, co. Suffolk. See Pettaugh.

Peticlerke, William, of Burgh in the Marsh, 112, 117.

Petipas, Petypas, John, 49, 50.

Petir, John, 475.

Petirburgh, John, 529.

Petit, Petyt, John, 341.

-, -, alias Petit Johan, yeoman of the king's kitchen, 131.

-, -, chaplain (two men), 231.

Petresfeld, Petresfelde, co. Southampton. See Petersfield.

Pettaugh, Pethaughe, co. Suffolk, 486.

Pette, Thomas, Thomas atte, clerk, 402, 408.

-, -, of Waltham, co. Kent, 363.

-, William, parson of Hawardyn, 281.

Petteforde, Thomas, of Essex, 473.

Petypas. See Petipas.

Petyrdyne, Dinus, of Lombardy, 524.

Petyt. See Petit.

Peutrer, John son of Nicholas, 236.

Pevensey, co. Sussex, 226.

-, Horse Eye, Horseye, in, 226.

-, Manxey, Mankeshey, in, 226.

Peverel, Peverell, honour of, 4.

Peverel, Peverell, John, 242.

-, Thomas, justice of the peace in Cornwall, to keep the statutes of Winchester, Northampton and Westminster, 372.

pewter, basins and candlesticks of, 44.

-, vessels of, 296.

Peyntour, Hugh, clerk, 420.

-, John, 'bocher,' 495.

-, -, Robert brother of, 495.

-, -, of Henley, 487.

-, Richard, of Empingham, 412.

-, Thomas, of Northampton, 260.

-, -, of Northumberland, 270.

Peytevyn, John, 238.

-, -, king's esquire, 107.

Peyton, Edward, 271.

-, Robert, 236.

Peyver, Thomas, sheriff of Buckinghamshire, 401.

pheasants, 506.

Philip, Phelip, Phelipp, Philipp, John, chaplain, 536, 540.

-, Thomas, 173, 341.

-, William, 236.

-, -, of London, 488.

Philip of Bologna, a Lombard, 529.

Philkyn, Philip, 231.

picage, exemption from, 187, 299.

Picardy [France], Guynes in the march of. See Guînes.

-, march of, escheator in. See Newport, John.

Picharde, Pycard, Pychard, Pykard, Joan daughter of John, 427.

-, -, her husbands. See Bradstede, Simon de; Chicche, Thomas.

-, John, 'mercer,' 256.

-, Richard, 'armurer,' of London, 411.

-, William, of Cambridge, 360.

-, -, of co. Southampton, 253.

Pickering, Pykerynge, co. York, 300.

-, forest, verderer in, election of, 163. See also Anlagby, William; Kirkeby, William de.

-, liberty of, bailiff of. See Rouceby, John de.

- Lythe, Pykeryng lithe, co. York, forest, regarders of, election of, 227.

Picotts, Pycotes [in Great Saling parish], co. Essex, manor, 515.

Piddletrenthide, Pudele Trenthide, co. Dorset, manor, 312.

-, 'Frylonde' in, 312.

Pielonde, John, 475.

Piers, John, parson of Rawer, 172, 300.

Pigot, Pycot, Pygot, Pykot, John, 103, 172, 301.

-, -, knight, Elizabeth wife of, 430.

-, -, John son of, 430.

-, -, clerk, of Yorkshire, 135.

-, -, of Milton, 356.

-, -, of Yorkshire, 82.

-, -, parson of Norton juxta Twycross, co. Leicester, 367.

-, -, the elder, 86, 90, 96.

-, -, the younger, 96, 179, 242, 479.

-, -, -, of Yorkshire, 86, 140.

-, -, -, rector of Whinburgh, 90.

-, Randolph, knight, 252.

-, Thomas, parson of Stalbridge, 521.

pigs, black boar and black pigs, 93.

Pikenham, Pykenham, John, 83, 481, 506.

-, -, Elizabeth wife of, 481.

-, -, esquire, 125.

-, Robert, of Essex, 506.

Pikerynge, Pykeringe, Pykeryng, Pykerynge, James de, 26.

-, -, knight, escheator in Yorkshire, 27, 44, 53.

-, John, of London, 'vestementmakere,' 212.

-, Robert, chaplain, 453.

-, William, 31, 268.

-, -, Ellen wife of, 31, 268.

pilgrimage to the Holy Land, 523.

- to the court of Rome, 520.

Pilton [in Bradwell near the Sea], co. Essex, manor, 398, 422.

Pinchbeck, Pyncebec, Pynchbeke, Pynchebec, Pynchebeke, co. Lincoln, 137, 286, 309.

Piper, John, of Hadstock, 266.

-, William, clerk, 108.

Pipewell, Pippewelle, Pipwelle, Pypwelle [in Wilbarston parish], co. Northampton, abbot of, 497, 509.

-, abbot and convent of, 509.

Piriton, Richard de, clerk, 255.

Pirie, Piry, Richard, chaplain, 536.

-, -, of London, 'cordewaner,' 149.

-, Thomas, of Northampton, 82.

Pisa, Pyse [Italy], 388, 458.

-, consuls of, 391. See also Rustichell, Francis; Voglia, Peter del.

-, port of, goods unladed in, 391.

Pisale, Robert, coroner in Suffolk, 213.

- Cf. Peshale.

Pishill, Pushulle Venables, co. Oxford, manor, 113.

Pishobury, Pysobury [in Sawbridgeworth parish], co. Hertford, manor, 123, 373.

Pistoja, Pistorium [Italy, prov. Firenze], 44, 391.

pitch, 173, 174, 186, 339.

-, unlawful custom on, 239.

Plassard, Nicholas, of Hertfordshire, 272, 273.

Playle, William, 378.

Plays, Robert, 408.

Plente, Reynold, 173.

Plesley, John, 'sadeler,' of London, 409.

Plesyngton, Robert de, knight, 186, 312.

-, -, Agnes wife of, 186, 312.

-, -, Robert son of, 186, 312.

Pleystowe, William, of Westminster, 'taverner,' 269.

Plomere, Plommer, Plommere. See Plummer.

Plompstede, co. Kent. See Plumstead.

Plomptre. See Plumptre.

Plot, Richard, of Nottingham, 85.

Ploufeld, Ploufelde, Roger, 320, 392.

-, William, of Herefordshire, 488.

Pluckley, Plukle [co. Kent], parson of. See Coppeshulle, William.

Plummer, Plomere, Plommer, Plommere, John, 537.

-, Roger, of Framlingham, 535.

-, Thomas, 186.

-, William, 370.

Plumpton, Plumton [in Kingsbury parish], co. Warwick, manor, 466.

Plumptre, Plomptre, Henry, of Nottingham, 33, 34.

-, John, mayor of Nottingham, 14, 152.

-, -, of Nottingham, 33, 34.

Plumstead, Plompstede, Plumstede, co. Kent, 146, 411, 514.

-, deed dated at, 146.

-, Welling, Wellynges, in, 514.

-, Little, Little Plumstede, co. Norfolk, 253, 267, 276, 289.

Plumton, co. Warwick. See Plumpton.

Plumtree, co. Nottingham, Clipston in, 193.

Plungar, Plungarth [co. Leicester], fee in, 341.

Plymouth, Plymmouth, Plymmuth, co. Devon, 33.

-, burgesses of, 68.

-, island of St. Nicholas by. See Drake's Island.

-, port of, customers in, 68.

-, -, keepers of the passage in, 43, 51.

-, -, king's searcher in, 160, 161.

- See Sutton.

Plympton, co. Devon, prior of, 145.

Pockley, Pokle [in Helmsley parish], co. York, 340.

Pocklington, Pokelyngton, co. York, Yapum by. See Yapham.

Poddynge, John, coroner in Cornwall, 176.

Podington, co. Bedford, Lee, Leyghe, manor in, 463.

Podyngton, co. Dorset. See Putton.

Poignaunt, John, citizen and fishmonger of London, 318.

Pokelyngton, William, chaplain, 261.

Pokelyngton, co. York. See Pocklington.

Pokeriche, co. Hertford. See Puckeridge.

Pokerych, John, 475.

Pokle, co. York. See Pockley.

Pokthorp alias Boynton, John, John de, 124, 126.

Pole, Edmund de la, knight, 111, 130, 150, 221, 222, 225, 244, 357, 359, 371, 502, 503.

-, -, -, Maud wife of, 206.

-, -, -, knight of the shire of Cambridge in parliament, 418.

-, John, John de la, 545.

-, -, clerk, 502, 503, 541.

-, -, knight, knight of the shire of Derby in parliament, 278.

-, Michael de la, earl of Suffolk (1385–1388), 357, 359, 399.

-, -, -, his son Michael, knight, 357, 359.

-, -, knight, 111, 150, 221, 502–504.

-, -, -, lord of Wingfield, co. Suffolk, 243, 253.

-, Richard de la, citizen of London, Joan his daughter, married to Ralph Basset, 79.

Poleyn, John, of Gloucestershire, 222.

Polgrave, John, chaplain, 541.

Pollard, Adam, 'glovere,' 227.

Polle, Peter, 271.

-, Thomas, 453.

Polleslynch, co. Devon. See Puslinch.

Polymoud, Polymoude, John, 69.

-, -, of Southampton, 185.

Pomfreyt, Pountfreit, Pountfret, Pountfreyt, Henry, 477.

-, Peter, citizen and skinner of London, 511.

-, -, of London, 'skynner,' 272.

-, Roger, 182.

Ponde, John, of Holborn, London, 500.

- Cf. Pounde; Punde.

Pontadore, John, a Lombard, 540.

pontage, quittance of, 187, 299.

Pontefract, co. York, 33, 499.

-, abbey of St. John the Apostle and Evangelist, brother Henry prior of, 420.

-, -, chapter house of, deed dated and acknowledged in, 420.

-, Henry prior of, 116.

Ponton, Paunton, co. Lincoln, 83.

Ponton, William, 488.

Pontorson, Ponthorsoun in Normandy [France, dept. Manche], 184.

Ponynges, co. Sussex, See Poynings.

Ponynges, Ponyngges, Richard, knight, 190, 198, 315, 316, 461.

-, -, Isabel (Fitz Payn) wife of, 193, 198, 316, 461.

-, -, Robert son of, 316, 461.

- Seint Johan, Thomas, knight, 255.

-, -, Hugh son of, 255.

Pool, Poole [in Southfleet parish], co. Kent, manor, 498.

Poorstock, Pouerstoke, co. Dorset, hundred, 28.

-, manor, 28.

Poos, Thomas, of Cornwall, 132.

Pope, Richard le, 109.

-, Stephen, chaplain, 543.

Pope, the, 531.

-, exemption from impost laid on the clergy of England by, 405.

-, legate of, 399, 401, 402, 497, 502, 505, 508, 511. See also Arundel, Thomas; Courtenay, William.

-, licence from, 6, 20.

-, papal bulls, mentioned, 8, 16, 17, 285, 437.

-, -, arrest of, 198.

-, -, brought into the realm to be delivered before the council, 43.

-, -, not to be brought into or out of the realm, 51, 123, 127, 176.

-, -, payment for making copies of, 311.

-, papal chamber, 523.

-, -, collector of, in England. See Gentilis, Cosmatus.

-, -, collector of, in Ireland. See Capanago, Francis de.

-, papal provisions, 16, 17, 223.

-, suits prejudicial to the king in the court of, 16, 17.

Popham, Poppeham, Henry, 112, 457, 460.

-, -, knight of the shire of Southampton in parliament, 279.

Popilton, Popleton, John de, clerk, 86, 242, 363.

-, William de, keeper of Newgate gaol, 243.

Popparde, John, of Alton, Joan his wife, afterwards wife of William Wollane, 236.

Poppeham. See Popham.

Pore. See Power.

Porige, William, 410.

pork, export of, 143.

Port, Thomas de la, clerk, 541.

Porter, John, 136, 138.

-, Nicholas, 504.

Porthpura, co. Cornwall, 250.

Portico, Portigo, Lewis de, merchant, 44, 390.

-, -, a Lombard of Lucca dwelling in London, 519, 520.

-, William de, of Lucca, 44, 391.

Portugal, goods of Englishmen arrested in, 147.

-, merchants of, goods of, arrested, 147.

posse comitatus, 140.

Potenham, John, of Berkshire, 363.

Poterne, co. Wilts. See Potterne.

Poteshethe in Canewedoun, co. Essex. See Pudsey.

Potte, Andrew, of Chislehurst, 244.

Potte, the [perhaps now represented by Potbridge] in Odiham parish, co. Southampton, 192.

Pottere, Thomas, 542.

Potterne, Poterne, co. Wilts, 360, 398, 399.

-, Marston, Mersshton, Merston, in, 360, 398.

-, Worton, Wurton, in, 360, 398.

Potterspury, co. Northampton, Moorend, Moresende, in, castle and manor of, 299.

Potton, co. Bedford, 252, 363.

-, bond payable at, 232.

-, parson of. See Maupas, Henry.

Potton, William, clerk, rector of Harlton, 252.

Potyn, Nicholas, 222, 234, 245, 427, 498, 537.

-, -, knight of the shire of Kent in parliament, 115.

Poucher. See Pouger.

Pouerstoke, co. Dorset. See Poorstock.

Pouger, Poucher, John, commissioner de walliis between West Rasen and the Humber &c., 151.

-, -, justice of the peace and justice of oyer and terminer in the parts of Lindsey &c., 151.

-, Nicholas, heretic, his oath against Lollardry, 487.

Pounde, Walter, prisoner in Bristol prison, 183.

- Cf. Ponde; Punde.

Pouns, Richard, of Barnet, the younger, 414.

Pounsumby, John, clerk, 176, 198.

Pountfreit, Pountfret, Pountfreyt. See Pomfreyt.

Poure. See Power.

Pours, Purs, John, vicar of Bucknell, 172, 300.

-, Walter, 89.

Powe, William, 'botelmaker,' of London, 487.

Power, Pore, Poure, Powre, John, 504, 505.

-, Roger, of Oxfordshire, 275.

-, Roger son of Hugh, of Oddington, 412.

-, -, Ralph brother of, 412.

-, Thomas, knight, 412.

-, Walter, 504, 505.

Powyke, Edward, of Worcestershire, 222, 288.

Poyle, Thomas, knight, 412.

Poynes, Robert, escheator in Gloucestershire, 470.

Poynings, Ponynges, co. Sussex, advowson of the chantry of St. Mary, 193.

-, manor, 315.

Poyntes, Robert le, 47.

Poynton, Walter de, Orframinna wife of, 321.

-, -, -, Elizabeth her daughter, wife of Thomas Brunham, 321.

-, -, -, -, Elizabeth daughter of, 321, 322.

-, -, -, Maud her daughter, wife of John de Wytelbury, 321.

-, -, -, -, Aubrey their son, 321, 322.

Prake, Henry de, clerk, of London, 423.

Prarys, Roger, clerk, 545.

Prat, Pratt, John, 368.

-, Nicholas, 'taillour,' Rose wife of, 478.

-, Richard, 499.

Préaux, de Pratellis [dep. Eure, France], St. Léger, St. Leodegarius, of, alien monastery of, abbess of, 375.

Prees, co. Salop, Whixall in, q.v.

Prees, Henry, of Clippesby, 455.

-, Robert, 518.

-, -, parson of Ripple, 222.

Preest, Prest, Preste, Pryest, David, 542.

-, John, of Coventry, 209.

-, -, Isabel his wife, 209.

-, Robert son of John, 476.

-, William, 104, 110.

-, -, citizen and mercer of London, 290.

Preishawe, co. Southampton. See Preshaw.

Premonstratensian order, the, 538.

Prentys, Gregory, vicar of Missenden, 132.

-, John, collector of a moiety of a tenth and fifteenth in London, 182, 188.

-, Richard, 422.

-, Thomas, of London, 'fletcher,' 277.

Preoun, William, clerk, 539.

Preshaw, Preishawe [in Corhampton parish], co. Southampton, manor, 311.

Prest, Preste. See Preest.

Prestcote. See Prestecote.

Prestebury, John, coroner in Worcestershire, 307.

Prestecote, Prestcote, John, 159, 388.

-, -, Margery wife of, 159.

-, Margery, 540.

Presteigne, Prestheinde, Presthemde [co. Radnor], vicar of. See Scot, John.

Presthemde, Prestheinde, Hugh de, 172, 300.

Preston, Andrew, of London, 'vynter,' 343.

-, Henry, 334.

-, John, John de, 129, 221, 433, 486.

-, -, Isolda wife of, 129.

-, -, justice of the peace in Westmoreland, to keep the statutes of Winchester, Northampton and Westminster concerning the peace and a justice of oyer and terminer there, 472.

-, -, John son of, 472.

-, -, of Northamptonshire, 497.

-, -, of Westmoreland, 223, 242.

-, Thomas, 206, 486.

-, -, of Barnack, 247.

-, William de, appointed coroner ad hoc in Surrey, 464.

Preston, co. Gloucester, 48.

-, Norcott, in q.v.

-, co. Kent, Westwood, Westwode, manor in, 461.

- [co. Suffolk], manor, 465.

- [in Kippax parish], co. York, 504.

- Bassett, co. Buckingham, Cowley, Couele, manor in, 401.

- le Skerne, Preston upon Skyrne [in Aycliffe parish], co. Durham, 503.

Prestwyke, John, 'bowier,' of London, 129.

Prete, Lawrence, a 'Flemmynge,' 516.

prices, 'borspere' price 40d., 338.

-, dearness of furring and lining the livery of the clerks of chancery, 338.

- of horses, 85, 129.

- of miscellaneous household furniture &c., 92, 93.

Prince, John, 214.

priories, alien, denization of, 349, 415, 460.

Priour, John, 458.

-, -, of Florence, 259.

-, Thomas, 212.

-, -, Joan (Vauncy) wife of, 212, 213.

-, William, of London, 269.

prisons. See Bristol; Cambridge; Fleet, London; Lostwithiel; Nottingham.

Pritewelle, co. Buckingham. See Brightwell.

Pritwelle, John, esquire, of Essex, 486.

proclamations:
-, of 17 Edward III, 63.
-, against breaking the statutes concerning freedom of election to archbishoprics, bishoprics and other elective dignities, 404.
-, against bringing into or taking out of the realm any writings, bulls &c. except letters of the king or his uncles, 123, 127.
-, against carrying gold or silver money or bullion out of the realm, or introducing false or counterfeit money, 384.
-, against challenging any Frenchman to feats of war or arms without licence, 507.
-, against disturbing Barnwell fair, 426.
-, against foreigners taking herring to foreign parts, 386.
-, against insurrections, riots, unlawful assemblies &c., 140.
-, against lading or unlading goods at Newcastle upon Tyne anywhere except at the quay of that port, 102.
-, against merchants taking over wool, 'worstede' &c. pertaining to the staple to any foreign places before touching at Calais, where the king's staple is held, 19.
-, against paying or receiving gold money of Flanders or Brabant &c., 110.
-, forbidding strangers to ply the herring business in Scarborough, 166.
-, against taking victuals out of Ireland, 219, 220.
-, against unlawful assemblies, carrying arms &c. in the city or suburbs of London, 249, 274.
-, all men born in the king's land of Ireland to repair thither, 295, 390.
-, all yeomen and archers of the crown to sail with the king on his expedition to Ireland, 302.
-, as to cleaning malt brought to London, 282.
-, as to coinage, 381, 472.
-, as to keeping clean the shore of the Thames between Westminster and the Tower &c., 133.
-, as to lands acquired in mortmain without licence, 241.
-, as to sending wine, corn, malt, flesh, fish and other victuals to Ireland for the sustenance of the king and his army, 364, 405.
-, as to the order of knighthood, 82.
-, claimants to property of certain Italian merchants arrested at Southampton to sue for it before the king and council within a year, 458.
-, fixing the dimensions of rayed and coloured cloths made in England, 130.
-, for the removal of merchandise from the 'Sandehille,' Newcastle upon Tyne, 126.
-, of letters patent of Edward III in Ireland, 227.
-, of pardon for fraudulent weighing of wool, 424.
-, of the statute 17 Richard II, regulating the manufacture and sale of woollen cloths, 'kerseys' &c., 257.
-, of the statute of Winchester as to felons (13 Edw. I), 281.
-, requiring the surrender of Thomas Talbot, knight, impeached of treason, 294.
-, that known merchants may send letters to their fellows in foreign parts &c., 123.
-, that none but known merchants shall pass to foreign parts, 257.
-, writs of the Common Bench returnable at York to be returned at Westminster and pleas before the justices of the Bench there, to be held at Westminster, 75.

Prodhome, Robert, 533.

Profete, Adam, 403.

prohibition of men of religion sending contributions out of the realm, 195.

Prote, John, 318.

-, Ralph, citizen and fishmonger of London, 318.

-, -, -, Elizabeth wife of, 318.

Proude, John, citizen of Canterbury in parliament, 279.

Provan, Bartholomew, merchant, 44, 390, 391.

Prucia. See Prussia.

Prudde, William, of Cottesbrook, 82.

Prussia, Prucia, 163, 200.

-, caps exported to, 315.

-, hats exported to, 63, 320.

-, ships of, 200, 207.

Pryde, Thomas, burgess of Shrewsbury in parliament, 116.

-, -, of Hopton, the younger 470.

Pryest. See Preest.

Pryket, Robert, alderman of Calais, 237.

Prylle, John, 217.

Prytfot, Thomas, chaplain, 392.

Puckeridge, Pokeriche [in Standing and Braughing], co. Hertford, chapel of, warden of. See Bynham, Simon.

Pudele Trenthide, co. Dorset. See Piddletrenthide.

Pudsey, Poteshethe, in Canewdon parish, co. Essex, manor, 2, 70.

Pulesdoun, Ralph, 66.

Pulham, John, clerk, 523.

Pulter, Walter, of London, 408.

-, -, -, 'tulser,' 408.

Punchard', Roger, 340.

Punchon, John, 106.

Punde, William, mayor of Kingston upon Hull, 503.

- Cf. Ponde; Pounde.

Pundherste, Nicholas, of Kent, 125.

Pupulton, co. Worcester. See Peopleton.

Purcell, William, king's esquire, 346.

Purfrey, Thomas, 280.

Purle, John, appointed to make inquisition in Leicestershire, 81.

Purleigh, Purle, co. Essex, 397, 416.

Purpel, Henry, of Suffolk, 151.

Purs. See Pours.

Purveys, Gilbert, of London, esquire, 135.

-, Robert, 'Scotte,' 378.

Pushulle Venables, co. Oxford. See Pishill.

Puslinch, Polleslynch [in Newton Ferrers parish], co. Devon, manor, 203.

Puteo, Bartholomew de, a Genoese merchant, 5, 6.

Putte, Walter, 532.

-, William atte, 399.

Putton, Podyngton [in West Chickerell parish], co. Dorset, 99.

Pwllcrochan, co. Pembroke, Wallaston, Walweston, manor in, 218.

Pycard, Pychard. See Picharde.

Pycot. See Pigot.

Pycotes, co. Essex. See Picotts.

Pycoys, William, 'webbe,' of London, 514.

Pydware, Adam, 193.

Pyelle, Nicholas, 113.

Pygas, John, monk of the priory of St. James, Bristol, a cell to Tewkesbury abbey, 239.

Pygot. See Pigot.

Pykard. See Picharde.

Pyken, John, 171.

Pykenham. See Pikenham.

Pykerell, John, chaplain, 527.

Pykeringe. See Pikerynge.

Pykeryng, Pykerynge. See Pikerynge.

Pykerynge, co. York. See Pickering.

Pykeryng lithe, co. York. See Pickering Lythe.

Pykeslegh, William, clerk, 537.

Pykot. See Pigot.

Pyncebec, Pynchebec, Pynchebeke, co. Lincoln. See Pinchbeck.

Pynchebeke, Thomas, justice of John duke of Aquitaine and Lancaster, 304.

Pynchoun, John, alderman of London, 379.

Pynel, Campinus, merchant, 139.

Pynkhurst, Adam, 412.

Pynnoke, John, of Steventon, 494.

-, -, vicar of Millbrook, 478.

Pynnore, Thomas, citizen and 'peyntour' of London, 142.

Pypwelle. See Pipewell.

Pyrton, co. Oxford, Standhill, Standelve, in, 339.

Pyrwelle, Ralph, of Bedford, 147.

Pyse. See Pisa.

Pysforde, William, bailiff of the liberty of Northampton, 52.

Pyshobury, co. Hertford. See Pishobury.

Pysyng, James, 397.