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Whereas, by writ tested at Redynges, 12 December, 33 Edward III,
[as at page 661 above], the king ordered Walter de Haywode, sheriff of
Southampton, to receive Hugh de Berewyk, knight, Thomas de Barantyn,
Thomas Doyly, John Loveday of Mongewell, John Chance of the county of
Oxford, John Clet and William Noion of Berkshire, as the mainpernors of
John Loveday of Elveton, and to release him from prison after taking that
mainprise, the sheriff has returned that John Bardolf, knight, of the county
of Oxford, in place of Hugh de Berewyk, knight, Thomas Huscarl of Berks
in place of Thomas de Barantyn, John Ansty and Thomas Cutynden of Berks
in place of Thomas Doyly, John Loveday of Mongewell of the county of
Oxford, Nicholas atte Crouch, John de Budene and Roger Lovekyn in place
of John Chance of the county of Oxford, John Clet and William Noion of
Berks have mainperned for John Loveday of Elveden to pay at the receipt of
the exchequer 400 marks at the days contained in the writ, and the sheriff
has received the mainprise and released John from prison, and has also sent
to chancery a third part of the indenture of mainprise, witnessing that on
Thursday before St. Thomas the Apostle, 33 Edward III, before Walter
de Haywode, sheriff of Southampton, in Winchester castle, John Bardolf,
knight, John Loveday of Mongewell of the county of Oxford, Thomas
Huscarl of Berks, John Clet of the same, William Noioun of the same,
John Ansty of the same, Nicholas atte Crouch of the same, Peter Cutynden
of the same, John de Budene of the same and Roger Lovekyn of the
same mainperned for John Loveday of Elveden in the form aforesaid;
which return and indenture remain on the files among the king's writs for
this year. |
