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Aug. 2.
Peebles. |
Simon de le Lyng acknowleges that he owes to William de Thorntoft,
clerk, 20s.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels
in co. York. |
Aug. 10.
Peebles. |
To John de Ferrar[iis]. Prohibition, under penalty of forfeiture of all
that he can forfeit, of his presuming to prosecute a plea concerning a lay
fee in court Christian against Thomas, earl of Lancaster, and order to cause
the plea to be revoked if he have caused or ordered it to be prosecuted,
and order to be before the king in three weeks from Michaelmas to do
and receive what shall be just in the premises, as the king understands
that he is prosecuting the aforesaid plea, the cognisance of which pertains
purely to the king's court. [Prynne, Records, iii, p. 902.] By p.s. |
Aug. 2.
Peebles. |
To the sheriff of Cumberland. Order to cause a regard to be made in
the forest of Inggilwode before the coming of the justices of the Forest,
so that it shall be made before All Saints next. |
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[Capitula.] |
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The like to the sheriff of Nottingham for a regard in the forest of
Shirewode to be made before St. Luke. |
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Enrolment of release by Roger de Taney, son and heir of Sir Richard
de Taney, to Benedict de Cokefeud and Avicia, his wife, and to Benedict's
heirs of his right after the death of the said Sir Richard or of Richard de
Skeitan in the manor of Cokayne in the town of Elmesstede; so that he
shall be unable to exact anything therein except a chaplet of roses at
Midsummer. For this release they have paid him 60l. Witnesses:
Nicholas Gernoun of Manitre, John le Affete of Misteleye, Stephen le
Affete of the same, John de Bromleye Parva, Henry Caperoun of Manitre,
Thomas de Stebbyng of Misteleye, Adam de la Rivere of Manitre,
Robert le Mount of Lalleford, John Rosse of Lalleford, Edmund son of
Geoffrey de Misteleye. Dated at Lalleford, on Friday after St. James,
29 Edward. |
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Memorandum, that Roger came into chancery, on 11 August, and
acknowledged the aforesaid deed. |
Aug. 12.
Peebles. |
John de Hinton acknowledges that he owes to John de Burton 40
marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in
co. Gloucester. |
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Membrane 5d. |
Aug. 14.
Peebles. |
Richard de Hothum came before the king, on Saturday before
St. Bartholomew, and sought to replevy to John de Eyvill of Skelton and
Henry de Yukflet their land in Skelton near Houeden, which was taken
into the king's hands for their default before the justices of the Bench
against Christiana, late the wife of Thomas son of Richard de Skelton.
This is signified to the justices. |
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William de Brakenholm came before the king, on the said day, and
sought to replevy to Adam son of Henry de Berleye and Henry Squier and
Alice, his wife, their land in Berleye, which was taken into the king's
hands for their default before the justices of the Bench against Alice, late
the wife of Richard de Duneshale. This is signified to the justices. |
Aug. 14.
Peebles. |
To the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk. Order to require on the king's
behalf and to induce merchants and others of those counties who wish to
sell victuals and other necessaries to carry their victuals and other
necessaries by land and by sea to the king and his army in Scotland, and
to promise them faithfully that they shall find good sale (deliberacionem)
of such victuals and necessaries when they arrive there and prompt
payment for the price thereof, the king having lately ordered the sheriff
to induce them to bring their victuals and other necessaries to the king
at Berwick. He is enjoined to conduct himself so in executing this order
that the king may be able to realise (perpendere) that the sheriff has this
matter specially at heart and that he desires its speedy and happy
expedition, and so that it may not be delayed through lack of victuals
and other necessaries to the damage of the king, the sheriff and of all
the people of the realm. |
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The like to the sheriff of Cambridge and Huntingdon, Nottingham
and Derby, Lincoln, Lancaster, York, Westmoreland, Cumberland and
Northumberland. |
Aug 14.
Peebles. |
To Hugh de Busshey, sheriff of Lincoln. Whereas the king has
appointed him and Robert de Hynton, king's clerk, to receive for the
king's use in that county 1000 quarters of wheat, 500 quarters of oats,
and 500 quarters of beans and pease, and to carry them to the king at
Berwick-on-Tweed at the king's charge, as contained in the letters patent
directed to them [Cal. Patent Rolls, 29 Edw. I, p. 585], and the king
now greatly needs corn and other victuals for him and his army: he orders
Hugh to use his influence so that the corn shall be sent to the king with
all speed, in such manner that the king ought to commend him like
others who have the matter of this expedition specially at heart, and so
that this matter shall not be retarded in any way through Hugh's default. |
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The like to the following: |
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The said Robert de Offynton, clerk. |
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Richard de Furneus, sheriff of Nottingham and Derby, assigned
together with Henry de Braundeston, clerk, to receive in co.
Nottingham 300 quarters of wheat and 300 quarters of oats, and
also in co. Derby 200 quarters of wheat and 500 quarters of malt.
And like order is given to the said Henry. |
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Simon de Kyme, sheriff of York, appointed with Ralph de Dalton,
clerk, to receive in co. York 1500 quarters of wheat, 1500 quarters
of oats, 1000 quarters of malt, and 300 quarters of beans and
pease. And like order is given to Ralph. |
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John de la Lee, sheriff of Essex, appointed with Hugh de Burgh,
clerk, to receive in co. Essex 1000 quarters of wheat. And like
order is given to Hugh. |
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Robert Hereward, sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk, appointed with
William de Walmesford, clerk, to receive in cos. Norfolk and
Suffolk 1500 quarters of wheat, 1000 quarters of oats, 1000
quarters of barley, and 200 quarters of beans and pease. And like
order is given to William. |
