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Aug. 4.
Twynholm (Twynham). |
John de Badenho and Maud, his wife, imprisoned at Bedeford for the
death of an unknown man, wherewith they are charged, have letters to the
sheriff of Bedford to bail them until the first assize. |
Aug. 10.
Gerton. |
To Adam de Thorp, keeper of Robert de Keth and Robert de Bard,
prisoners in the castle of Carlisle. Order to deliver the prisoners aforesaid
to Ebulo de Podio Guillelmi, the king's yeoman, the bearer of the presents,
whom the king is sending to him to receive the prisoners and to conduct
them to the castle of Notingham, as the king has enjoined upon Ebulo. |
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To the under-constable of Notingham castle. Order to receive the
aforesaid prisoners from Ebulo, and to keep them safely in prison in the
castle, but so that they shall not dwell in one and the same house, as he
and his master, the constable of the castle, will answer to the king for
them, body for body. |
Aug. 16.
Wigton in Galloway. |
To Hugh le Despenser, justice of the Forest beyond Trent, or to him
who supplies his place in the forest of the Peak (de Pecco). Order to
admit John de Fuleham, the king's yeoman, to take in that forest a
hundred harts for the king's use, for which purpose the king is sending
him thither with his hounds, and to aid and counsel him in so doing,
as he shall enjoin upon the justice on the king's behalf. |
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By K. on the information of the treasurer. |
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The like to Robert de Clyfford, justice of the Forest this side Trent, or
to him who supplies his place in the forest of Shirewode, for forty harts
and forty does. |
Aug. 16.
Wigton in Galloway. |
To Simon de Burton. Order to deliver to William Randolf, now
mayor of the town of Bristol, the greater part of the king's seal appointed
to take bonds of debts in accordance with the form of the statute of
merchants, as it is provided therein that the greater part of the seal shall
remain in the possession of the mayor or chief keeper of every town in
which the king has ordained that such recognisances shall be taken, which
greater piece has remained in Simon's hands from the time when he
was mayor of that town. The king also orders him to deliver to
William de Staunton, now the king's clerk appointed to enrol such
recognisances in that town, all the rolls of Richard de Calne, deceased,
for all the time when he was the clerk appointed for the like purpose,
by indenture to be made between him and William. |
Aug. 29.
Caerlaverock. |
To Robert de Clyford, justice of the Forest this side Trent, or to him
who supplies his place. Order to cause William de Hamelton, dean of
York, to have fifty leafless oak-stumps (robora folia non portancia) in
the forest of Galtres for fuel for the residence that he is now making, of
the king's gift. By p.s. [2144.] |
Aug. 29.
Caerlaverock. |
To Walter de Glouc[estria], escheator beyond Trent. Order to cause
Richard, son and heir of Robert, son of Robert de Byngham, to have
seisin of the lands that the said Robert [son of Robert] held at his death
of Roger Basset by knight service in Nethermelecombe, the custody
whereof was taken into the king's hands as Roger's chattel forfeited to
the king by reason of the flight that he made for the death of Roger Dod,
whereof he was indicted before John de Metingham and his fellows,
justices last in eyre in co. Dorset, as appears by the record and process
of an inquisition taken before the justices, which the king has caused to
come before him, as the king learns by the proof of Richard's age taken
by the escheator that he is of full age. By C. |
Aug. 28.
Caerlaverock. |
Philip atte Lanende of Lodeleye, imprisoned at Worcester for the death
of Agnes daughter of William de la Broke of Lodeleye, wherewith he is
charged, has letters to bail him until the first assize. |
Aug. 29.
Caerlaverock. |
To Ralph de Hengham. Order to come to the king upon sight of these
letters at Carlisle or Holmcoltram, so that he shall be there on Wednesday
after the Nativity of St. Mary, bringing with him all perambulations
of the forests that the king caused to be made by him and his fellows in
divers counties of the realm, together with the memoranda and other
things touching the perambulations in any way. |
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The like to John de Lythgrayns, Michael de Hartcla, and Richard
Oysel. |
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The like to Gilbert de Knovill. |
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The like to John Gerberd and Humphrey de Waledene. |
