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March 8. Westminster. |
To the sheriffs of London. Like writ, mutatis mutandis, by mainprise of Walter Rauff, Robert Bussebrugge, Robert Tangele of
Godalmyng of Surrey and William Orbury of Derbyshire, in favour
of Richard Grace of Surrey and Thomas Grace his son at suit of Robert
fitz Robert citizen and grocer of London for render of 10 marks. |
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Membrane 12d. |
March 9. Westminster. |
To Michael de la Pole the chancellor, John de Waltham clerk
keeper of the rolls of chancery, Stephen de Hales, Ralph de Shelton
and William de Snetesham, justices appointed to make inquisition
in Norffolk concerning trespasses, extortions, maintenances of quarrels,
dilapidations, charges, excesses etc. to the decrease of divine worship
in the priory of St. Mary Walsyngham and withdrawal of alms and
works of piety appointed of old time. Writ of supersedeas omnino,
and order to revoke and annul any process made; as John Staple,
John Payn and Richard Athewald of Norffolk have mainperned in
chancery under a pain of 1,000 marks for John Snorynge prior of
that priory, that until the next parliament he shall keep without
waste all manors, lands and possessions thereof, and all goods and
chattels without alienation, eloignment or dispersal, that he shall
not pass to the court of Rome nor send any thither, and shall
not attempt aught which may tend to prejudice of the king or
crown. |
March 10. Westminster. |
To the sheriff of Hertford. Writ of supersedeas, by mainprise of
John Semer 'sadeler,' John Lincoln 'cordewaner' of Middlesex,
Hugh Fremyngham of London and John Wynchecombe of Essex, in
favour of Hugh Martyn of Kyngeswalden at suit of Richard Culy
'tayllour' for rape and abduction of Joan wife of the plaintiff at
Kyngeswalden with goods and chattels of the plaintiff. |
March 13. Dedham. |
To the sheriffs of London. Writ of supersedeas, by mainprise of
Richard Bukyngham, John Philyppes, John Barton of Bukinghamshire
and John Walsale of Staffordshire, in favour of John Adstoke late
parson of Lyllyngston Dayrell at suit of John Hygyn, executor of
Adam Lorymer of Lyllyngston, for debt. |
March 26. Westminster. |
To the sheriff of Norffolk. Writ of supersedeas, by mainprise of
John Stalworth, John Grene and Richard Barbour, all of Chelmesford,
in favour of Hervey de Lacford of Bury at suit of the king for divers
trespasses and extortions. |
April 12. Westminster. |
To W. archbishop of Canterbury. Request and order upon his
allegiance, as he loves the king and his honour and desires the safety
and defence of the church and realm, to summon a convocation of the
clergy of that province in the church of St. Mary Salisbury or elsewhere
on the feast of St. John ante Portam Latinam next, and to move them
to grant a subsidy, certifying in chancery the amount thereof and
the terms of payment; as the archbishop is not ignorant how that
the king's enemies of France and their allies assembling together
have many times invaded the realm by land and sea, and are striving
with all their might to destroy the realm and church, the king and
all the English tongue, wherefore the king must needs pour forth
great sums, the charge whereof he is not able to bear without the aid
of his lieges. By K. and C. |
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Like writ to A. archbishop of York, to summon a convocation in
the church of St. Peter York on the morrow of the Translation of
St. Thomas the Martyr. |
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Henry Cooke and Richard Edmond to Thomas Horton, Thomas
Broumflet clerks and Thomas de Tyle, their heirs and assigns. Charter
with warranty of all lands, rents, reversions and services of free men
and neifs in Bukinghamshire which the grantors had by feoffment
of Edmund Cooke. Witnesses: John de Aylsbury knight, John de
Broke, Roger Colyn, John atte Thorne, Thomas Amottesham, Thomas
Galyan. Dated Haurygge, Saturday before St. George 7 Richard II. |
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Henry Cooke and Richard Edmond to Thomas Horton, Thomas
Broumflet clerks and Thomas de Tyle, their heirs and assigns. Charter
with warranty of all lands etc. in Hertfordshire which the grantors
had by feoffment of Edmund Cooke of Berkhamstede. Witnesses:
John de Haye knight, Henry Berkhamstede, Nicholas Adam, Walter
atte Mille, William Potenham, Edmund atte Broke, Thomas Barbour,
William Cooke, John Chalfhunte. Dated Berkhamstede (as the
last). |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing charters in
chancery at Wyndesore, 24 April. |
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Richard de Chestrefelde clerk prebendary of the monastery of St.
Mary Suthwelle, Henry de Barton rector of Bolton, James de Kyneton
rector of Hedoun, Nicholas Dawbenay rector of Claworth, John de
Lamley rector of a mediety of Eykryng, John de Markham, Edmund
de Sandforde, John de Gaytforde and Hugh de Harworth to Robert
de Morton of Bautre. Indenture of lease for twenty years from
1 January 7 Richard II of all lands, rents etc. in Counesburgh, Staynforde, Fysshelake, Haytfelde, Thorne, Fynyngley, Brampcroft,
Austrefelde, Heseley, Lympole, Tykhille, Bautre and Doncastre co.
York, Marton, Harworth, Styrappe, Oulecotes, Farewath, Norney,
Serelby, Blyth, Skaftworth, Mysyn, Lounde, Great Morton, Little
Morton, Weston, Muskham, Edenestowe, Scroby and Eykryng co.
Notyngham which the lessors have by his feoffment, rendering yearly
100 marks, power being reserved to enter again and hold the premises
in their first estate if the rent be two months in arrear, or if the lessee
shall die within the said term. Dated Bautre, as above. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment at Bautre 18 April before William
de Burgh clerk, by virtue of a dedimus potestatem which is on the
chancery file for this year. |
April 12. Westminster. |
To the sheriffs of London. Writ of supersedeas, by mainprise of
Richard Wellesbourne of Essex and Richard Durham of Kent, in
favour of John Salmonde at suit of John Beke and John Lavenham
for debt. |
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John son and heir of Philip Soydoun to Walter de Clopton and
Edith his wife. Quitclaim of all the lands, closes etc. in Weye Rowaud
which the said Walter and Edith have by feoffment of Philip father of
the said John. Witnesses: Walter de Frompton, Roger Butesthorne,
John de Frompton, Thomas Faryngdoun, John Maire. Dated
Frerenwaddon, Saturday before the Purification 7 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment in chancery at New Sarum,
10 May. |
May 6. Salisbury. |
To the treasurer and the barons of the exchequer. Writ of
supersedeas until the octaves of Michaelmas next in regard to their
demand against Richard Lescrope, Alexander Besford of Worcestershire
and Thomas Charleton of Middlesex, farmers of the temporalities
of Nicholas abbot of Westminster pertaining to his own portion,
against John Harleston, John Shordyche and John Saunforde, farmers
of the temporalities of the prior and convent of Westminster pertaining
to their portion, both being in the king's hand, and against the
escheators of counties wherein the same are, for the farms or issues
of the said temporalities or for an account. |
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Membrane 11d. |
1384. Jan. 23. Westminster. |
To Richard Ryhale, lately appointed with John de Monte Acuto
steward of the king's household, Thomas Morieux knight and Guy de
Mareschalcie justices to make inquisition by men of Norffolk what
fees and profits were by the then sheriff and by late sheriffs concealed
and withdrawn from the keeper of Norwich castle and of the gaol
there, from what time, by what title and how, and to hear and
determine such concealments. Writ of supersedeas until further order,
and order to send into chancery the record and process before them
touching the premises, and this writ. |
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To the coroners in Norffolk. Writ of supersedeas omnino at their
peril in respect of all the exigents adjudged against any persons by
John de Monte Acuto steward of the king's household, Thomas Morieux
knight, Richard Ryhale and Guy de Mareschalcie, of whom the said
Richard should be one, lately appointed (as in the last); as the king
has issued a writ of supersedeas (as above). |
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John son of William Basset to John Stygayn, his heirs and assigns.
Quitclaim with warranty of all tenements in the parishes of St. Clement
Danes without New Temple bar London and St. Mary before Stronde
now held by John Stygayn and by him purchased of John Walssh
citizen and goldsmith of London. Witnesses: James Lyons, John
Fraynche, William Pecche, Robert Kentebury, John Maschal
'marsshall.' Dated Westminster, 20 February 7 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment in chancery at Westminster,
26 February. |
Jan. 20. Westminster. |
To the sheriff of Kent. Writ of supersedeas omnino by mainprise
of John Luttre, John Kentays, William de Skrymby and William de
Thornby of Kent, in favour of James de Bourne at suit of Thomas
Tonke and John Segestayn averring threats. |
Jan. 12. Westminster. |
To the sheriffs of London. Writ of supersedeas, by mainprise of
Robert Bekerton, Edmund Sallowe, Hugh Brendwode and John
Wyseman of the city of London, in favour of John Marchaunt at suit
of Helmyng Leget for an [account]. |
March 1. Westminster. |
Daniel de Mari, Anthony de Salvagio, Gerard Lomelyn, Humfreonus
Pynel and John de Carlo merchants of Genoa (Janua) to the king.
Recognisance for 10,000 marks, to be levied etc. in the city of London. |
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Memorandum of defeasance, upon condition that if it shall hereafter
be proved or found that 62 sacks of 'coton' or wool, nine bales of
'canel,' two bales of 'setual,' one bale of paper, five bales of sulphur,
326 bales of almonds, 2,748 frails of figs, 378 frails of raisins, seven
bales of 'afflour,' 2,141 loaves of sugar, ten cases of powdered sugar
and three bales of raw silk in a great ship of Spain driven by a storm
to the port of Plymmouth, which the king commanded to be delivered
to the said merchants who claimed the same as their goods, were
not or are not theirs but ought to pertain to the king, the said merchants
shall at a term to be by the council set them answer to the king and
content him of the price or true value thereof, or else that it shall be
proved that the same were and are their goods, and ought not to
pertain to the king. |
March 7. Westminster. |
Nicholas Prille of Herefordshire to Robert de Muskham parson of
Overe. Recognisance for 40l., to be levied etc. in Herefordshire. |
March 10. Westminster. |
John Worthe of Berkshire to John de Folkyngham clerk. Recognisance for 100s., to be levied etc. in Berkshire. |
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Bartholomew Cheshulle, cousin and one of the heirs of John Gros
knight, to Sir Richard de Sutton knight, his heirs and assigns.
Quitclaim of all manors, lands, rents etc. in Essex and Hertfordshire
which were of John Gros, of the advowson of Little Benteleye and of
a mill in Stratford co. Suffolch; and grant of the reversion after the
death of John Durward, son of William Durward, of a moiety of all
rents and services in Maylond, Althorne, Burnham and Southmenstre
called Luttherne, sometime of John Gros and now held for life by
John Durward. Witnesses: John Plays, Thomas de Maundevile the
younger knights, John Boys, John Filioll, Clement Spice, Walter
Godmaneston, John Batayle. Dated Benteleye aforesaid, 1 April
7 Richard II. |
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Memorandum of acknowledgment, 2 April. |
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Memorandum that this acknowledgment was taken by the
chancellor. |