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The London eyre of 1244
… In 10 Henry III the pleading ended about the feast of St. George [23 April 1226], and after that date Martin fitz … quod neminem male credunt, et quod batellus valuit ij s. de quibus vicecomites respondebunt. In the same year, the … sheriffs, it happened on the feast of the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr [7 July 1227] that a certain Elias le …
The London eyre of 1244
… of the sheriffs. Robert was in frankplege in the parish of St. Pancras in the county of Middlesex. Therefore the sheriff … nichil. In the same year, the same etc., on the vigil of St. Bridget [31 Jan. 1231] John chaplain and Ralph le Cover, … Stephen denies the felony and whatever is against the king's peace, and puts himself of his own accord upon the record …
The London eyre of 1244
… of Edmonton and Gerard Batte sheriffs, on Sunday before St. Luke [17 Oct. 1232], a man named Simon was found dead in … preceding Saturday [16 Oct.] at Barking. Constance, Simon's wife, swore to prosecute the aforesaid Bernard for the … the same year, the same being chamberlain and sheriffs ... St. Katherine the Virgin [25 Nov. 1232] that . . . lia la …
The London eyre of 1244
… same year, the same etc., on Tuesday after the feast of St. Hilary [15 Jan. 1236], two thieves, viz. Bernard of … Ralph of Oxford, who were unknown, fled to the church of St. Bartholomew for a theft committed at Cheshunt, and there … Bridge, where he died of the wound. The value of Thomas's chattels is 12d., for which the sheriffs are to answer. The …
The London eyre of 1244
… He had no chattels. Therefore nothing. And Emma, Felicia's maid-servant, attached for the death, comes and is not … Richard his servant went on Tuesday before the feast of St. Botolph [14 June 1239] to the house of Joce the Jew, and … his wife, and fled. Afterwards William was arrested at St. Saviour's for the theft of a silver cup and hanged. …
The London eyre of 1244
… exigatur et utlagetur secundum formam etc. Catalla eius v s. unde vicecomites respondeant. Et Willelmus fuit in franco … named Martin, was found murdered in the street leading to St. Martin Outwich. John, chaplain of St. Martin Vintry and William his subdeacon were arrested and …
The London eyre of 1276
… death on condition that he stands to right in the king's court if anyone wishes to implead him. Publicly and … Boleng of the same took sanctuary in the church of St. Thomas on London Bridge, confessed that they were thieves … 11. Gocelin de Colon' took sanctuary in the church of St. Paul's London, confessed that he was a forger of money …
The London eyre of 1276
… nota [cf. 524 no. 21]. 51. [m. 3d] On the feast of St. Edmund [20 Nov. 1254] John le Joven and Robert de … Normanton of Lincolnshire took sanctuary in the church of St. Bartholomew the Less in London, confessed that he had … the chamberlain, if he should be absent on the king's business. Nota 22. De abiuracione recipienda per …
The London eyre of 1276
… Hertford, we have pardoned Michael of Spain, the bishop's man, his suit for breach of the peace arising from the … Thomas Attewode of Barton took sanctuary in the church of St. Lawrence Candelwikstrete, confessed that he had stolen an … Emma wife of John le Mazon took sanctuary in the church of St. Martin Isemongereslane, confessed that she had killed her …
The London eyre of 1276
… of Gailard de Solio, John the Cook, 2 and John, Gailard's cook, were fighting together in the ward of Henry de … died. He at once fled and took sanctuary in the church of St. Martin in the Vintry, where he remained for eight days … sister of Richard de la Batail appealed in the husting Christopher de Milkstrete tawyer (allutarium) and his brother …