1316, membranes 30d, 29d, 28d, 27d, 26d, 24d, 23d, 22d, 21d, 20d, 19d, 18d, 17d, 16d, 15d, 14d, 13d, 12d, 11d, 9d, 8d, 7d, 6d, 3d

1316, membranes 30d, 29d, 28d, 27d, 26d, 24d, 23d, 22d, 21d, 20d, 19d, 18d, 17d, 16d, 15d, 14d, 13d, 12d, 11d, 9d, 8d, 7d, 6d, 3d

MEMBRANE 30d.

March 22. Langley.

Commission de walliis et fossatis to Geoffrey de Coleville, Robert de Maddyngle, Nicholas de Houton and John le Coronner for the sea-coast in Tyd, Neuton, Leveryngton, Wysebech and other towns of the parts of Mershland and the adjacent parts in the hundred of Wysbech, co. Cambridge.

March 21. Langley.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Bereford, Simon de Monte Acuto and Robert de Maddingle touching the death of Alice de Bello Campo at la Sarette by Bovyndon, co. Hertford. By C.

March 12. Clipstone.

Commission to Robert de Kendale, constable of the castle of Dover and warden of the Cinque Ports, and Henry de Cobeham the younger to enquire into the report that divers men as well of the liberty of the said ports as of other parts in the county of Kent, have taken corn and other victuals and armour to Flanders contrary to the late proclamation. By C.

MEMBRANE 29d.

March 10. Clipstone.

Association of John de Bello Campo of Somerset in a commission issued to Robert son of Payn, Walter de Pavely, John Randolf and William de Hardene appointing them conservators of the peace in the counties of Somerset, Dorset, Wilts, Southampton and Gloucester after Palm Sunday, 7 Edward II. when the king went to Scotland, in the place of the said Robert son of Payn, deceased.

March 24. Langley.

Commission to William Inge and J. de Crumbwelle to deliver the gaol of the tower of London of Richard de Middelton, detained there for sedition against the king and for other trespasses. By K. & C.

Mandate in pursuance to the constable of the tower.

March 26. Langley.

Commission to William de Monte Acuto, Henry de Pembrugge and Robert de Grendon as Llewellyn Bren and his accomplices, who rose in rebellion against the king in the parts of Glamorgan and Morgannou together with the men of those parts, have now surrendered themselves to the king's peace and will, and as the king understands that many men as well English as Welsh of those lands and of the neighbourhood have aided them, to enquire, by oath as well of Englishmen as Welsh men of Glamorgan and Morgannou, touching such rebellion. By K. & C.

March 28. Langley.

Commission de walliis et fossatis to John de Donecastre, Hugh de Louthre, Adam de Middelton, Alexander de Cave and Adam de Hoperton for the banks of the river Ouse, between Rikhale and Houdendike, co. York.

MEMBRANE 28d.

Commission to Fulk Lestraunge, William Trussel the elder and William de Stafford, to deliver the gaol of Stafford of Gilbert de Cottesmore, Thomas le Porter, Geoffrey Gilbardesman and Robert le Fisshere, prisoners for the death of John de Swynnerton.

Feb. 20. Lincoln.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Hugh de Courteneye and John de Foxle, on complaint by Oliver de Burdegala, king's yeoman, that Nicholas de Teukesbury, Richard Bastard, Thomas Chope, William Bronynges, John Perot, Richard Hordynel, Thomas Hordynel, Henry Fynger, Richard Lokere and others carried off his goods at Hywysshe, co. Devon. By K. on the information of Roger de Northburgh.

Feb. 18. Lincoln.

The like to Henry Spigurnel, William de Goldyngton and Richard Dammori, on complaint by Nicholas le Breton that William Ostage, John Ostage, Robert Kot, Simon le Muner, Richard le Jeuene, Richard Sybely, John Harry, William Tobbe, John son of Henry de Thornton, Richard 'the personesbrother' of Pychete and William his brother, John de Boudon, Andrew de Horewode, Richard le Rous, John son of Matilda, John son of Hawysia, Richard Hycheman, Ralph de Bedeford, Thomas Kot, John son of John Ostage, John son of Lettice de Horewode and others broke his house at Padebury, co. Buckingham, by night, carried away his goods and assaulted his men and servants. By K. at the instance of Robert de Kendale.

Commission to Robert son of Walter, William de Goldyngton, R. de Maddingle and Walter de Mollesworthe to deliver the gaol of Cambridge of John de Suddebury for a robbery committed on William Wulwy at Chesterton, co. Cambridge.

Commission to W. de Ormesby, J. de Thorpe and R. Burgullun, to deliver the gaol of the town of Norwich of John de Felmyngham of Norwich, William de Mildenhale of Norwich, and Martin de Felmyngham of Norwich, indicted for counterfeiting moneys.

MEMBRANE 27d.

March 30. Langley.

Commission to John de Neville of Stoke, and William Gregory to deliver the gaol of the castle of Lincoln of John de Burgh of Depyng and Margery his wife, and John their son, prisoners for larceny and receiving thieves.

April 1. Langley.

Association of Henry le Scrope in the commission of oyer and terminer issued to John de Insula and John de Eure touching certain oppressions alleged to have been committed by Nicholas de Menille, late sheriff of York, and his clerks, bailiffs, &c, under colour of their office, in the place of John de Eure. By p.s.

March 6, Clipstone.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Insula, John de Donecastre and Thomas Plaiz on complaint by Robert Wauweyn, bailiff of the king's town of Scardeburgh, co. York, that Hugh Digheler, Alan de Snaynton, Adam de Foulstowe, John son of Hugh, Adam de Semer, William Sandeberer, Robert Tuker, John son of Roger le Carter the elder, Robert de Cotum, chaplain, William son of Roger le Carter the elder, Thomas Typet, Henry le Carter, Geoffrey Jollesson, William le Corder, Simon Mareschal, Thomas son of John, John le Carter, chaplain, Ralph de Bautre, Jollan le Little, John de Semer, John Hersaunt, Adam Tucker, Richard Toller of Scardeburgh and others procured William de Fyvele and others to kill him because he wished to bring them to justice for certain trespasses, broke his house and walls, assaulted him and dragged him by the hair of his head without the house of Reginald le Carter, abducted Katherine daughter and heiress of — Sage, a minor and in his custody, and carried away his goods. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 26d.

April 7. Langley.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John Chaynel and John de Cave, on complaint by John le Port and Agnes his wife, that Alexander, prior of Chaucombe, Robert de Kegworth his canon, Philip 'the celeresman,' Margaret Passelegh, John de Hadham and Joan his wife, John Pees and others, broke their close and houses at Welmeleghton, co. Warwick, by night, hunted and killed their rabbits and other animals found in the close, and with cattle depastured a great part of their corn in their granges, trampled down and consumed the residue of their corn and herbage, carried away their goods and harrassed them by the caption of the cattle of their plough and by various distraints, not permitting them to receive the profit of the lands and tenements, which they hold from the king by certain services in the town of Welmeleghton, or to cultivate their lands and make their profit thereof, whereby the said John le Port and Agnes are unable to do their services due to the king for such lands.

April 12. Windsor.

Commission to William Trussel of Notehurst, John de Haryngton, Robert de Stoke and Henry de Hambury to deliver the gaol of Warrewyk of John de Foston, Richard de Blakebournshire, Roger de Novo Castro super Lymam, William Trusseloue, John de Kirkestalle, Richard de Grymshagh, Robert del Pek, Richard de la Marche, William de Lemyng, William de Bromleye, Henry de Pakynton, William 'in the Wro,' Hugh Blundel and Robert Daa, detained for the robbery committed on Frisotus de Monte Claro, king's yeoman, at Temple Guyttynge, co. Gloucester. By the Chancellor at the instance of the earl of Lancaster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William Trussel of Notehurst, John de Haryngton, Robert de Stoke and Henry de Hambury, on complaint by Frisotus de Monte Claro, king's yeoman, touching the persons who robbed him of his goods at Temple Guyttyng, co. Gloucester. By the Chancellor at the instance of the earl of Lancaster.

April 8. Langley.

Commission de walliis et fossatis to Nicholas Fermbaud, Henry Gernet, John de Dovorre and Richard Bastard for the sea-coast and adjacent parts of the county of Essex, and also in the town of Wolewyche, co. Kent.

March 6. Clipstone.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Insula, John de Donecastre and Thomas Playtz, on information that John le Carter, William son of Roger le Carter the elder, Reginald le Carter, Henry le Carter, Adam de Helperthorpe, Thomas de Folkynton, Adam de Semer, Robert de Helperthorpe, John son of Hugh, Thomas his son, Geoffrey Jollesson, Robert de Cotum, chaplain, Hugh de Wandesford, Adam de Foustowe, Richard Toller, Simon Mareschal, William son of Alan le Carter, Henry de Roston, John de Folketon, Adam Tucker, Robert Out, Thomas le Carter the younger, William Gaudibus and others, contrary to the proclamation against forestallers, meet marines, fishermen and merchants, as well foreigners as natives, with their ships freighted with herrings, fish and other victuals, and wares and goods for sale coming by water, and others by land to the town of Scardeburgh, co. York, to sell their wares in the town, and take away the wares from them before the same have been exposed for sale in the town, convert the same to their own use and that of their confederates, and afterwards sell the same for a very great profit for themselves: they also prevent other mariners, fishermen and merchants wishing to come to the town with their wares to unload and sell the same there, whereby such mariners, fishermen and merchants on that account have withdrawn from the town, and the custom, tolls and other profits belonging to the king from wares sold therein are diminished; and further, they assaulted Robert Wauweyn, king's bailiff of the town, who wished to bring them to justice; further from many men of the town, because they spoke the truth on juries and inquisitions touching the king and the state of the town, they, of their own authority, took heavy penalties, and did not permit themselves or their accomplices to be brought to justice by the said bailiff or other minister of the king; by reason of which the bailiff, through fear of death, dared not hold the king's court in the town, or to collect or levy the amercements, customs and other dues belonging to the king, or in any way to exercise his office. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 24d.

April 20. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Foxle, William Merre and John de Westcote, on complaint by Warin de Insula that Nicholas de Rysby, Roger de Stalham, Edmund de Eyte, John Terri of Hanneye, John, parson of the church of Offinton, Richard de la Garderobe, Adam de Trillyk, Hugh de Caerdif, Augustine de Woxebrigge, John le Ferour, John le Sausser, Richard Calf, William Breyn, Richard Scorion, Reginald de la More, John Ody of Chepyng Farendon, Richard de la Grene of Stanford, John del Suth Milne, William and Richard his brothers, Henry de la Wyk, Richard le Fevre, Thomas de la Grene the younger, Henry de la Grene, Reginald Godlak, Henry le Trappere, Henry Kempe, William Pil the younger, William son of Richard Reynald and Richard his brother, Gilbert Lavender, Richard son of Avice, Richard Sigar of Stanford, Thomas atte Hurne, Robert Gilberd, Peter de Boterwelle the younger, Henry Flemyng, Thomas du Molyn, clerk, Henry his brother, Robert de Boterwelle, Robert Horscroft, William his brother, Richard de Berewell, Peter Seftwell, Walter his brother, William de Stodfold, Thomas Lambert, Thomas Seftwell, Henry le Fevre, Richard le Cok and others entered his manor at Kyngeston, co. Buckingham, broke the doors of his houses and carried away his goods, broke his pound (parcum) there, and drove away 30 sheep which were impounded therein. By K.

May 3. Westminster.

The like to John de Eure, John de Donecastre and Adam de Hoperton, on complaint by John de Goldesburgh that Adam de Middelton, Peter son of William de Middelton, John de Cayllye, Thomas de Styveton of Little Ribestayn, Richard de Stockeld, William de Ilketon, William de Clotherum, Ralph son of William de Beston, Robert Chelleraye, John Lascy of Wodehalle and Ralph ' Williamesman' Burkyn with others assaulted him at Stockeld by Spofford, co. York, killed three horses of his of the price of 100l. carried away his goods and assaulted his men and servants. By K. at the instance of Roger Damary.

MEMBRANE 23d.

May 1. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Insula and John de Donecastre, on complaint by William de Bevercote, king's clerk, prebendary of Rampton, in the church of St. Mary, Suthwelle, co. Nottingham, that whereas the king recovered the donation to the said prebend against William, then archbishop of York, by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric in the time of the late king, and granted it to the said William de Bevercote, certain evildoers, after such judgment and before the said William took possession, entered the close of the prebend, felled the trees growing therein, broke the houses of the prebend and carried away his timber and trees. By K. & C.

May 4. Westminster.

The like to Hugh de Curteneye, William de Bourn, and Robert de Stokheye, on complaint by John Moriz that Thomas le Gay, Thomas de Puselegh, Roger Coffyn, Peter le Someter, Henry atte Bourdich, Hamelin Pappe, Jordan Fatbon, Richard Jordan, Walter Hobbe, Adam Hobbe, Thomas le Ropere, Robert Swetyng, Adam Swetyng, William Cok, Richard Roger and Richard his brother, Richard Reymund, Peter Saveray, Thomas de Cornubia, Peter Batyn, John Richard, John Tissere, Thomas Tissere, Richard le Fox, Thomas le Fox, Gellinus Bynortheweye, Adam Blake, Thomas le Fevre, Thomas le Hose, Richard Basse, William Attemay, Thomas Cole, William le Taillur the elder, William le Taillur the younger, Richard le Brod, John le Noble, Richard Kilemotte, Walter Broune, Richard Hameley, Henry Handy, Robert Corte, Henry Corte, Stephen Gerbard, Thomas Sare, Robert Sare, Adam de Holiwelle, John the Miller (Molend') and Goderic Handy with others assaulted him at Goldeworth,' co. Devon. By C.

MEMBRANE 22d.

May 4. Westminster.

Commission of eyer and terminer to John de Botetourte, William de Ormesby and John de Fresingfeld, touching the persons who entered the free chase of John de Claveryng at Horsford, co. Norfolk, hunted therein and carried away deer. By K.

May 4. Westminster.

The like to John de Botetourte, Robert Baynard and John de Fresingfeld, on complaint by Thomas de Snyterton, late one of the coroners in the county of Norfolk, that Adam de Congham, Robert de Congham, Robert le Dene, Geoffrey son of Alice de Balsham, William son of Peter de Flekenhowe and Peter his brother, Henry le Longe of Rydon, Richard Weylond of Rydon and Alan his brother, William Lolle, William Wymer, Simon Kyde, Geoffrey le Bercher, John Seman, Richard Seman, John Gene, John Bule, Matthew Gunnild, Stephen Daniel, William Warner, William de Ledrede, Walter le Fevre, William Andreu, Simon Knyght, John Alisandre, Reginald de Tilneye, Robert Costyn of Grymeston, Roger Ive, Henry Sparkes, John de Stipyngle, Henry Spirlinges, John son of Thomas Talghman, Nicholas Costyn of Grymeston, Robert Costyn, Ralph Howardyn, Bartholomew le Boucher of Grymeston and others entered his close at Congham St. Mary by night, broke the doors of his houses and his chests, fished in his stews, and carried away fish and other goods, and also the rolls of his office of coroner.

May 6. Westminster.

The like to John Chaynel, John de Bromfeld, John de Barewe and Roger de Baskerville, on complaint by Alice, late the wife of Walter Hakelute, that John Henrys and Roger de Foxcote with others entered her close at Foxcote, co. Salop, broke her houses there, reaped her growing corn and carried away the corn and other goods. By fine of 1 mark.

MEMBRANE 21d.

May 6. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry Spigurnel, John de Wylegheby, Ralph de Plumpton and John de Westcote, on complaint by Adam de Forthho that William de Tyngewyk, Alan de Lemnes, John de Tyngewyk, parson of the church of Wappenham, Philip la Zouche, Walter de Sidenham, John Cok of Padebury and Ralph his brother, John Hyches, Walter Cay of Northampton and others by night burnt his houses and goods at Forthho, co. Northampton.

May 8. Westminster.

The like to John de Insula, Simon Warde and Alaxander de Cave, touching the persons who have been arrested and imprisoned under a commission issued to John de Donecastre, Robert de Sandale and the said Alexander de Cave, upon complaint by the men of the liberty of Beverley, co. York, and of the neighbouring parts, alleging that divers men had, having unlawfully confederated together, harassed them in divers ways and extorted large sums of money from them. By C.

MEMBRANE 20d.

May 1. Westminster.

Association of John de Bello Campo of Somerset and Ralph de Bereford with Walter de Pavely, John Randolf and William de Hardene in the commission of oyer and terminer in the counties of Somerset, Dorset, Wilts, Southampton and Gloucester, 7 Edward II. in the place of Robert son of Payn, deceased. [Parl. Writs.]

(Inserted at a later date.) Afterwards John Inge was associated with them in the said commission, 8 January, 10 Edward II.

May 26. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Ormesby, John de Thorpe and Richard de Walsingham, on complaint by the abbot of St. Benet's, Hulme, that when he had sent his fellow-monk, Roger de Netishirde, to the hundred of Netherpingham on business of the house, Roger de Antyngham, Nicholas his brother, John Camplion and others assaulted the monk at Suthfeld, co. Norfolk, on his return from the hundred, took him from place to place through the fields of the town, cut off the tail of the abbot's horse on which the monk was seated, surrounded the manor of the abbot at Antyngham so that the men there could not go forth to carry victuals to the abbey for the sustenance of the abbot and convent, or to do the other works incumbent on them, seized and imprisoned a groom riding the abbot's palfrey through the town, impounded the palfrey with its saddle and kept it without food, seized another horse of his on the king's highway at Northwalsham, and took it away to some unknown place so that it could not be found to be replevied, harassed him at Antyngham by taking his plough cattle and in other ways, so that he has been unable to cultivate and sow his lands, and have so threatened his men and servants of the town of Antyngham that they have fled away. By K. on the information of the Treasurer.

May 12. Westminster.

The like to William de Ormesby, Robert Burguilloun and Richard de Walsingham, on complaint by divers men of the county of Norfolk, alleging that John de Candich, Bartholomew Bond, Stephen Crane, Geoffrey Crane, John de Ratelesden, Geoffrey de Holt, Reginald Taleman, Thomas son of John de Walsingham and John de Marham, when they were stewards and bailiffs of Gilbert de Clare, late earl of Gloucester and Hertford, in his honor of Clare, under colour of their office, as well in the fee of the earl as without it, had made many and excessive distraints upon divers men, and had detained those distraints not permitting the king's ministers to deliver the same, until they had taken at their will ransoms from the men, and had also taken into the earl's hands lands acquired by divers men within the honor, and kept the lands until they had extorted large sums of money, and wounded certain men who wished to make complaint touching such excesses, and imprisoned others.

Renewed because sealed at another time by pet. of C. and by fine of 1 mark.

May 13. Westminster.

The like to Henry Spigurnel, Edmund de Grafton and Robert de Cliderhou, on complaint by John son of Guy de Bello Campo, touching the persons who broke his park at Belegh, co. Worcester, hunted therein and carried away deer. By K.

May 10. Westminster.

The like to William de Bourne, John Inge and John atte Fosse, on complaint by Hugh de Courteneye that Robert Gileberd, Thomas Den, John, parson of the church of Odestok, William Gileberd, John Gileberd, William le Boys, Richard Trenchefoil and John his brother, Thomas son of Robert Gileberd, Alexander 'Roberdesbaillif Gileberd,' Gilbert de Botes, Robert de Merton and Richard his brother and others broke his park at Brommore, co. Southampton, hunted therein and carried away deer. By K. on the information of the Treasurer.

MEMBRANE 19d.

May 18. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Fresingfeld, John de Westcote and Nicholas Roland, upon the allegation that Philip de la Beche, late sheriff of the counties of Oxford and Berks, and John de Pakenham, late sheriff in the counties of Bedford and Buckingham, and others who were sheriffs of those counties after the king had assumed the governance of the realm, and their clerks, bailiffs and ministers, and the constables and keepers of the prisons, and also bailiffs of liberties in the same counties, had, under cover of their offices, by false indictments, appeals, heavy ransoms, distraints, etc., inflicted many wrongs upon the men of those counties and upon others coming into them.

May 25. Westminster.

The like to John de Westcote, Robert de Stokheye and John de Treiagu, touching an appeal in the county of Devon by John Russel against John de Wyk for the death of John Brunyng, his brother. By K. at the instance of the bishop of Exeter, now Treasurer.

May 24. Westminster.

Commission to William de Mortuo Mari, Roger de Chaundos and Roger de Baskerville to survey the defects in the castle of Hereford. By C.

May 18. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Foxle, John Randolf and John de Westcote, on complaint by Richard de Alresford touching the persons who carried away his goods at Gratele, co. Southampton. By K.

May 18. Westminster.

The like to John de Foxle, Master John Walewayn and William de Hardene, on complaint by Roger de Mortuo Mari of Wygemore that Edward de Sancto Johanne, Richard de Stratton, Robert de Buttustorne, John atte Hale, Alexander de Couwold, Nicholas Dobbe, William de Wynchestre, William son of Stephen de Hasting of Bromleye, John de Teneworth son of John de Teneworth, Henry son of Henry de Eston, Richard Pilerche of Dogmaresfeld, Richard Stanyn of Staunton, Ralph le Hounte of Pepham, William le Meene, Adam de Knoll, Ralph Dobbe, Adam le Heyr, William Daundele, William de Boys, Simon Daundele, Robert Daundele, Roger Daundele, John de la Vintene, Master Richard Hauwman, John son of John Hauwman, Thomas de Brakeley, John Waspai, John atte Halle, Hugh del Hoke, William Osebern, Peter de Bastulden, Richard de la Hoke, William de la Hoke, Thomas del Noke of Ruthwyk, Thomas le Parker, John de Beduxham, Robert de Buttusstorne of Chidyngewold, Ralph Dieuxboneye, Peter de Bordeworth, Roger atte Holeweye, Alan de Bokeshull and Thomas and Nicholas his brothers, Richard Hervi, Robert Brede and others broke his parks at Stretfeld, co. Berks, hunted therein and carried away deer. By K.

May 18. Westminster.

Commission, at the instance of queen Margaret, to Walter de Pavilly, Robert de Harwedon, and William de Hardene to enquire, according to the assize of the forest, touching the persons who had committed divers trespasses of vert and venison in the New Forest, and the forests of Porcestre, co. Southampton, Gillyngham, co. Somerset, Savernak, Melkesham, Cippenham and Pewesham, co. Wilts, and Fekenham, co. Worcester, and the woods of Cokham and Braye within the forest of Wyndesore, co. Berks, which king Edward I. assigned to queen Margaret in dower, which assignment the king confirmed, to hold, with all fines and other profits emerging from forests and woods, after the said forests and woods came into the queen's hands; they are to arrest offenders. By C.

May 27. Westminster.

Commission, upon petition by John de Vienna, clerk, to Thomas de Warblynton, John de la Beche, Thomas de Querle and John de Bourne to enquire into the value of all lands and tenements in Estdene, Lokerle and Holebury, co. Southampton, which Elena, late the wife of John de Vienna, holds for life, of the grant of the late king, and the reversion of which John de Vienna, clerk, has requested the king to grant to him and his heirs to hold at a fee farm to be rendered at the Exchequer; they are to certify the king of their value thereof in demesnes, homages, etc., and of the houses, wastes, woods, tenants and number of acres, etc. By K.

MEMBRANE 18d.

May 10. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John Chaynel, John de Bromfeld and John de la Barwe, on complaint by Walter de Shekenhurste that Roger Foliot, John Sparkes, William de Sparcheford and others assaulted and imprisoned him at Mulston, co. Salop, took him from thence to Worcester and imprisoned him there, and carried away his goods at Mulston. By K.

May 16. Westminster.

The like to Henry Spigurnel, John Randolf and William de Hardene, on complaint by Henry Tyays, keeper of the land and heir of Peter de Brewosa, that Adam, abbot of Cirencestre, John de Lollebrok, a lay-brother of the house, William de Pulham, John Clement, Roger de Penebrigge, Reginald de Lollebrok, Richard de la Sale of Upameneye, Richard David, William, parson of the church of Cotes, Thomas Helyon and Adam le Mareschal with others entered the free warren of the said heir at Tettebury, co. Gloucester, hunted therein and took rabbits, killed four colts of the price of 20 marks, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants. By fine of 100s.

May 12. Westminster.

Commission to Robert de Kendale and William de Bernefeld to enquire touching the persons who broke the king's park of Ydenne, on the confines of the county of Sussex and the liberty of the Cinque Ports, hunted therein and carried away deer.

MEMBRANE 17d.

May 16. Westminster.

Commissioner of oyer and terminer to John Chaynel, William le Botiller of Wemme and John de la Barewe, on complaint by John de Bromfeld that William de Lodelowe assaulted him at Shrewsbury, co Salop. By K.

May 12. Westminster.

The like to the same, on complaint by Roger de Mortuo Mari of Wyggemore, that Richard Talebot, William Talebot, Elias de Blakeneye, William Moton, William Wodeward, John de Hymmesleye, John de Wylton, John Ireby, Richard Ireby, Robert de Barynton, Robert de Hunderwode, William de Hunderwode, John de Underwode, Simon de Hunderwode, Richard le Prior of Westwode and Geoffrey his brother, Richard de Eldrugge, William de Lydeneye, John de Lydeneye, Thomas Alayn, John de Rillesford, Nicholas de Marnynk, Robert de Castro Ricardi, chaplain, John his brother, Robert Rouge, John de Henleye, Thomas Broket of Kirkeby Malure, Peter Corbison of Stodleye, Robert Wybert, Peter Wybert, Henry West, William son of Adam de Wolven hampton, John son of Peter de Flecchare, Jordan Jonesman, Simon de Astwode, John le Carpenter, Nicholas de la Lee, Walter Warde, William de Ribbesford, parson of the church of Cradenhull, Richard Allot of Wye, John Aleyn, Robert Allot, Richard son of Thomas Alein, Stephen son of William de la Wode, Robert his brother, Robert son of Hugh Alein, Roger de Tyttemersshe of Dene, William, parson of the church of Hunteleye, Geoffrey de Stoke, Nicholas le Baillif of Penyard, John le Mareschal of Longehope William de Byfare, Nicholas de la Lee, clerk, and others, entered his manors of Coterugge and Wychebaud, co. Worcester, and carried away his goods. By K.

[Inserted at a later date.] Afterwards Peter le Blount and William de Herle were associated with them in the said commission, 8 August, 1316.

May 12. Westminster.

Commission de walliis et fossatis to Edmund Passheleye, Stephen Alard of Wynchelese and Matthew de Knolle for the dikes in the parts of Tillingham, co. Sussex, by which the marshes of Tillingham and Estwytenham, co. Sussex, are preserved from inundations.

May 20. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Hugh de Courteney, John de Westcote and John Inge, on complaint by John de Benstede that Robert, abbot of Tavystoke, John Fromund, John Wastepre and John de Wolricheston, his fellow monks, John de Wotton, Thomas Johanman de Wotton, Richard Johanman de Wotton, Richard Kyng, clerk, Humphrey Crisping, Robert Fockewell, Thomas le Keu, Thomas Daniel, Roger de Wolricheston, Robert de Wolricheston, Thomas Trybi, William de Mewy, William Bastard, David, parson of the church of Hereford, Gilbert de Kerswell, John de Aumarle, John de Frimsyngesbere, Hugh de Coleton and others broke his park at Ermyngton, co. Devon, hunted therein and carried away deer. By C.

May 24. Walden.

Commission de walliis et fossatis to Robert de Kendale, constable of the castle of Dover and warden of the Cinque Ports, John Malmeyns of Hoo and William de Cotes for the parts of East Kent.

MEMBRANE 16d.

May 28. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Foxle, John Chaynel and William de Hardene, on complaint by the abbot of Hayles that Robert Dastyn, Robert de Aldrinton, Ralph de Curtlingstoke, William de Hamslape, Richard le Squier, Thomas Domyn of Great Wurmynton, William Domyn, John Smart, John Smart, 'taillour,' Richard Withalisse zone, Richard his son, John Evotesone 'botere,' Ralph Gonne, John Gonne, William Horsnayl, Richard Horsnayl, Walter Thomas, Elias le Welshe, Adam le Welshe, William Ernaldes, William Thommes, William Jannes, John le Maister, Thomas le Wepare, John le Bostere, Walter Godwyne of Dumbelton, Richard Godwyne, Robert ' in the Lone' and Odo son of Hugh with others, by night, broke a bridge across the river Ludebrok at Great Wurmynton, co. Gloucester, which the abbot is bound to repair at his own charge as his predecessors were accustomed to do, broke the stones thereof into small pieces and threw them into the water, made dykes across his free road which he has for his carriages over the bridge from his manor of Great Wurmynton to a place called ' Herydon,' and so hindered him that he could not do his carriage as hitherto he had been accustomed to do, took his cattle in his soil there, and without their fee, and impounded them, and harassed him by intolerable distraints so that he could not cultivate his land, and with their cattle depastured, trampled down and consumed his corn growing there, and assaulted his men and servants on the king's highway, whereby he lost their service, so that with difficulty he could find anyone who would dare to serve him. By fine of 40s.

May 18. Westminster.

The like to Henry Spigurnel, Robert de Maddyngle and Nicholas Fermbaud, on complaint by John de Pateshull that William le Botiller of Hardmede, William de Olneye and others broke his house at Crawele, co. Buckingham, after his lands and goods had been taken into the king's hands, fished in his stews and carried away his fish and goods. Renewed by the roll because sealed at another time by p.s.

May 28. Westminster.

The like to Robert de Maddingle, John de Crek and Simon de Brunne, on complaint by Thomas Baynard, clerk, that Thomas Bateman, Robert his brother, William Bateman, Richard de Olneye, William Huchet, John de la Seggehalle, Henry de Toftes, Robert le Bakere, Robert Waryn, John Tuyllet, Thomas son of Agnes, and James his son, Robert Tuyllet, Gilbert de Chateriz, Roger Hound of Henneye, John de Leyk, 'fissher,' Brice de Lutelport, Robert Hassok, Simon his brother, John le Spenser, Laurence Deer, William Spenser, Thomas de London, Anselm de Costeseye, William de Lenne, Henry le Fevre and Berard le Pestour of Cambridge with others assaulted him at Cesterton by Cambridge, carried away his goods, and assaulted his men and servants. By the Chancellor at the instance of Humphrey de Bohun, carl of Hereford and Essex.

May 27. Westminster.

Commission to William de Monte Acuto, Richard de Beere and Nicholas Rodlond to enquire into the complaint of men of the counties of Oxford and Berks that the abbot of Abindon and other men of those counties, who have weirs on the river Thames between the towns of Oxford and Wallingford, have reconstructed them of such a height that the lands on each side are flooded, and have constructed certain obstacles on the weirs, which are called 'lokes' (quedam impedimenta, que lokes nuncupantur, super gurgites predictos similiter de novo fecerunt) by which ships and boats, laden with victuals, are unable to pass to the town of Oxford and to return from thence as they have been accustomed to do, and to order such additions to be removed. By the Chancellor.

May 27. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Lambert de Thrikyngham, Hugh de Louthre, Richard de Bernyngham and Thomas Plaice, on complaint by the prior of Watton that Peter de Malo Lacu, Hugh de Eland, Herbert de Sutton, Ralph de Sheffeld of Lokyngdon, 'forester,' Robert le Somenour, Robert de la Grene of Etton, Adam Peret of Crauncewyk, William Warde of Raventhorpe, John de Hoton of Hesel, William Colman of Crauncewyk, Robert Colman of Crauncewyk, John Belle of Bordelby, Hugh Parker of Mulgreve, John de Egton, Ralph le Messager, Robert son of Robert Knyght, Robert son of Roger Mitayn, John son of Helewisia Westiby, Robert Attebarnes, Thomas son of William son of Richard, Roger de Cabergh and Henry his brother with others at Killyngwyk, co. York, opened a cart of the prior in which seven nuns of the house were shut up and dragged them out of it, seized two other carts laden with harness, charters, privileges, muniments and other goods of his with the 10 horses drawing them and led them away, seized 140 oxen and 40 horses yoked in his ploughs at Watton, contrary to the form of the statute of plough cattle, and drove them to the castle of the said Peter at Mulgreve, so that 160 of his plough cattle died, detained the rest until the prior made fine with the said Peter in 20l. seized 4 mares (jumenta) of his plough at Briddessale, co. York, and 10 horses, 2 bulls and 10 cows at Howald and drove them to some places unknown, so that they could not be found to be replieved, and harassed the prior by distraints at Watton, Caldekeld, Hewald, Killyngwyk and Briddeshale, co. York, so that he could not till his lands in those towns, broke the doors and locks of his granary at Briddessale and carried away 7 quarters of wheat, broke the doors of his stable at Tranby, co. York, and carried away a horse, and broke the doors of his grange and granary there, and took, trampled under foot and consumed his wheat and oats in the said grange and burned his house there, and at Watton carried off John de Hoton, his fellow canon, with his goods. By fine of 40s.

MEMBRANE 15d.

May 30. Westminster.

Commission to Robert de Gray and John de Fekenham to enquire, by oath, of good men of the county of Worcester, touching the death of Robert Lynet at Beleye, co. Worcester. By the Chancellor.

May 23. Westminster.

Commission to Robert de Kendale, constable of the castle of Dover and warden of the Cinque Ports, and to Roger Sauvage, and Robert de Shirelond. Whereas lately on account of the unusual scarcity of corn and other victuals in the realm and the famine oppressing the people thereof, the king took into his protection and safe-conduct merchants of Spain, Sicily and Genoa coming within his realm with corn and victuals, he now understands that certain persons have, notwithstanding the protection and safe-conduct, taken a great ship, called a Dromond. This ship had been laden with wheat and other corn by merchants of Genoa and brought by them to the port of Sandwich, where, after that part of the corn was discharged and sold to mer chants of the king's realm, the said malefactors carried her off with the remainder, but the ship having been driven back to Sandwich by contrary winds, many of them were taken out of her and delivered into the prison of Sandwich, in which they are still detained. The king considering that by such a deed other merchants from foreign parts coming under his safe-conduct with corn and victuals, through fear of attack, would withdraw themselves and their wares from the realm, directs the commissioners to enquire, by oath, as well of merchants as of good and lawful men whom they shall find within the said ports, touching the truth of the matter and into whose hands the wheat and other corn sold in the town of Sandwich has fallen, and all other matters touching the business, and with the aid of the barons and good men of the said ports they are to provide for the security of merchants coming into the realm, under the king's protection, with corn and victuals. By K. & C.

May 30. Westminster.

Commission to H. Spigurnel and J. de Fresingfeld to deliver the gaol of the tower of London of John Lucas of Gloucester and Roger le Viroler of London, prisoners for counterfeiting money. By K. on the information of the steward of the Household.

June 1. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Crombwelle, John de Mutford, John de Fresingfeld and Robert de Keleseye, on complaint by Richard Lovel that Robert son of Simon with Oliver, John and William his brothers, William Ostage, Robert Ostage, William Dodeman, John son of William Oliver, Robert le Cock, John his brother, John Lenge, William Gerard, Thomas Brokat, John le Gray, and William his brother, John Bertelot of Fynchyngfeld, Henry de Merlaunde the younger, Geoffrey de Shireburn, Simon Bagge, Robert de Tapelton, and William his brother, William Alger, Gilbert Streyk, John Godehugh, John le Paschal, John Gostolf, John le Fynche, William de Derby, Hugh le Brous, William atte Dich, Stephen Sparewehach and John Coleman with others entered his manor at Toppesfeld, co. Essex, broke his houses there and carried away 8 horses, 6 oxen, 6 cows, 5 bullocks and 5 calves, of the price of 42 marks 10s. and other goods. By K.

June 1. Westminster.

The like to Simon Warde and John de Donecastre, on representation on behalf of Walter de Bakous of Stokesle that he was charged by certain rivals in the turn of the sheriff of the county of York with having carried corn to Scotland and sold it to the Scots, and detained in prison although he wishes to stand his trial.

May 30. Westminster.

The like to Henry Spigurnel, John Abel and John de Assheton, on complaint by Elias de Assheburn that Alan son of William Fiz Waryn, Peter son of William Fiz Waryn, William, vicar of the church of Assheby Mares, Peter de Yarewell, William Hardwyne, chaplain, John de Claville, William Sandale of Ireland, John le Caretere, Osbert Cakedan, John Gyles of Assheby, Robert Pynkeneye, Hugh de Wyleby, Nicholas de Wymehale, Peter de la Rokele, Geoffrey de la Rokele, Robert Wantenges, William Termerton of Wantenges, John Sokeman of Barton, Geoffrey le Clerk and William 'in the Hirn' assaulted him at Assheby Mares, co. Northampton, and carried away his goods. By the Chancellor at the instance of John de Hothum.

MEMBRANE 14d.

Feb. 20. Lincoln.

Commission to Edmund de Eyncourt, Nicholas de Widmerpol and Richard de Whatton, on complaint of the men of the county of Nottingham and others passing through that county, to survey the bridges and causeways in the county of Nottingham and the banks of the Smyte, Dyvene, Wytheme, Middelwynene, Fulbek and other streams and dykes, and cause such repairs to be done as may be necessary.

June 17. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Ormesby, John de Thorpe and John de Cave, on complaint by J. bishop of Norwich touching the persons who broke his park at Suthemlham, co. Suffolk, hunted therein and carried away deer. By the Chancellor.

June 17. Westminster.

The like to Henry de Cobeham the younger, Warresius de Valoniis, Edmund Passele and William de Orlauston, on complaint of the men of the marsh of Romenale that the men of the port of Romeny ignore the king's command to keep the peace, and injure them by committing robberies, arsons and other trespasses. By C.

MEMBRANE 13d.

June 16. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Botetourt, John de Mutford and John de Fresingfeld, on complaint by Isabella, late the wife of John de Hastinges, touching the persons who broke her park at Ludgate, co. Suffolk, hunted therein and carried away deer. By K. on the information of the Treasurer.

MEMBRANE 12d.

Commission to William de Ormesby, John de Thorpe and Richard de Walsingham to deliver the gaol of the town of Norwich of Robert de Gatesthorpe of Norwich and Peter Wiggon of Swofham, prisoners for counterfeiting the king's money.

MEMBRANE 11d.

June 23. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Hugh de Courteneye, Nicholas de Cheigni and Master Richard de Plumstok, on complaint by Robert de Pentelowe, parson of the church of Stoke Flemmyng, that John, abbot of Torre, Thomas de Plumpton, his fellow canon, William Pomerey and William Wyker carried away his goods at Wike and Little Dertemuth, co. Devon. By K.

June 25. Westminster.

The like to Henry Spigurnel, Robert de Bracy and Walter de Berthorpe, touching an appeal in the county of Worcester by Clarice, late the wife of Nicholas de Lutleton, against John de Croule, Walter de Wenlak, Henry de Chirchehull and John de Chirchehull for the death of her husband.

MEMBRANE 9d.

Commission to H. de Baiocis, J. de Neville of Stoke and R. de Cubbeldyk to deliver the gaol of the castle of Lincoln of Alan son of Alexander le Serjaunt of Algerkirk.

May 28. Westminster.

Commission to William de Bourne and John de Westcote, to make an extent upon oath of good men of the county of Dorset, of the lands, fees and advowsons of churches held by Stephen de Baiocis at the date of his death, and which have since been alienated, and in whose hands the same are. Matilda Rabayn claimed by petition exhibited before the king and Council in Parliament that the barony of Baiocis was of her right and inheritance, whereupon the king ordered Roger le Brabanzon and his fellows, justices of the King's Bench, to examine a record and process touching the matter formerly before the late king and then in the custody of the said Roger, and also the pleas of the said Matilda, and because the said Roger and his associates have for certain causes been superseded in the matter, the king has caused the said record and process, which the said Roger had delivered before the king and Council in the last Parliament at Lincoln, to be examined before the Council, by which it appeared that judgment was rendered before the late king of the said barony, whereof Stephen de Baiocis was seised in his demesne as of fee at the date of his death, viz. that a moiety of the barony should remain to the late king and his heirs and the other moiety to the said Matilda, wherefore upon the petition of the said Matilda, exhibited before the king and Council in the said Parliament at Lincoln, it was answered that she should sue before the king to have the moiety of the said inheritance so adjudged to her according to the form of the said judgment, if it should seem good to her. The inquisition is to be made in the presence of Isabella, late the wife of John de Vescy, who holds for her life of the king's grant a part of the said lands, and is to be returned to the king by Michaelmas. By pet. of C.

The like to the undermentioned commissioners in the counties named :—

June 24. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Ormesby, John de Thorpe and Edmund de Hemegrave, on complaint by John de Brunham that Roger de Antingham, Reginald le Gros, parson of the church of Thern, Robert Est, parson of the church of Swenyngton, Richer Est, John Campion, Gilbert Silk, Giles le Messer of Antingham, Robert Attemere of Alderford, Robert le Sausser and others reaped his corn at Alderford, co. Norfolk, and broke his house there and carried away his goods found in his house and his corn and also certain charters and muniments in a chest there. By K.

MEMBRANE 8d.

June 30. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Bereford, Thomas Danvers and John Bardolf, on complaint by the abbot of Abyndon that, whereas he is lord of the town of Abyndon and has a market and other liberties there of the grant of former kings and the hundred of Hornemere with view of frank-pledge and other things belonging to the hundred, from which he receives profits, Richard de Shupene, Thomas Cok, Richard Bisshop, John de Colecote, Robert Person, Robert Ballok, John Goneys, Maynard de Lamburne, John Coles, John de Asshedene, John de Mackeney, John de Byleby, William de Cotesford, Stephen de Corneville, John le Peyntour of Mersham, John son of Adam le Peyntour, John de Dounton, John de Denton, John le Bolter, Robert de Hampstede, Robert de Newenham, Thomas de Bloxham, Robert de Goseye, John le Mareschal of London, John Netpayn, Thomas Sampson, John de Staunton the elder, Robert le Goldsmyth, William le Bowyere, William de Wutenham, John de Henele, William le Wisshele, Henry le Daubour, John Ledbeter, Robert de Charneye, John de Wermenistre and others, having conspired together at Abyndon, co. Berks, to harass the abbot and interfere with him in his liberties, prevented him from receiving the stallage and other profits of the market belonging to him by taking them for their own uses, and did not permit the decenners of the town, who in the said hundred ought to present certain articles and in like manner in the said view articles belonging to such view, to come to the hundred or view to make such presentments as hitherto they have been accustomed to make, but such articles, which by the decenners ought to be presented in the hundred and view, they have in derision caused to be written in a bill and sent to the bailiffs of the abbot, who hold that hundred and view, and when those malefactors who are suitors of that hundred were spoken to by the bailiffs of the mode of that presentment so made by the bill, maliciously declared that the presentment was good, and frequently rescued distraints taken for amercements and other causes by judgment of the Court of the abbot by his bailiffs, forced men coming for their corn to the abbot's mills to withdraw, and permitted thieves attached by the bailiffs in the town and hundred according to the liberty of 'infangenethef' and 'utfangenethef,' which the abbot has, and delivered into the custody of the decenners, as was the custom, until they should be delivered in due manner, or if they could not be delivered according to the said liberty to be taken by the decenners to the gaol of Wyndesore, to depart, not permitting them to be placed in custody, and assaulted the men, servants and bailiffs of the abbot, so that the abbot has scarcely any servant or bailiff who dares to go forth to execute his office, and for the maintenance of their ill-doing assessed of their own authority tallages upon the men of the town, as if the commonalty had been there and ought to be obedient to them, and, because certain men of the town neglected to assent thereto, made a public proclamation that no one should buy bread, ale or other victuals from them, and terrified others by levelling their houses, so that they made a fine with them.

June 28. Westminster.

Commission to William de Bourne, John de Erle and Nicholas de Wedergrave to view the state of the hospital of the Holy Trinity, Yvelcestre, co. Somerset. The king understands from divers complaints that the goods of the hospital set aside for the maintenance of the poor sisters thereof have been grossly wasted by John de Draycote, appointed as his deputy by Simon de Monte Acuto, to whom Master John Walewayn, king's clerk, escheator on this side Trent, is asserted to have committed the custody of the hospital by pretext of an inquisition taken by virtue of his office, by which it appeared that Alice de Chitterne, at the presentation of Nicholas de Boleville, son and heir of Nicholas de Boleville, tenant in chief of the late king, had been preferred to be prioress of the hospital, and because the said Nicholas had not proved his age and had not obtained seisin of his lands and tenements from the king, and also by Walter de Wouburne, to whom the king at the suggestion of the said John lately committed the custody, and whom afterwards, for certain reasons, he removed from it, and also by their accomplices. The commissioners are to enquire what goods have been removed by the said John de Draycote and Walter de Wouburne, and the value of the same, and whether the said Nicholas, the father, held of the late king or of any heir a minor in his custody, and whether, at the time of the presentation of the said Alice as prioress of the hospital, Nicholas the son was seised of the lands and tenements of his father, and what estate his ancestors had in the hospital in times of voidance, to return all goods so removed from the hospital which they shall find and to deliver them for the sustenance of the prioress and sisters, and to compel the said John and Walter and others, in whose hands such goods are found, to make restitution thereof.

MEMBRANE 7d.

June 28. Westminster.

Commission de walliis et fossatis on complaint of certain men of the county of Surrey, to John de Foxle, Richer de Refham and Edmund de Passele of the great loss in their lands and tenements by the want of repair of the banks and dykes between the bridge of the city of London, and the manor called 'Faukeshalle,' co. Surrey, by the bank of the Thames, and of a wall on the soil of the bishop of Winchester, at Suthwerk. By C.

July 3. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Stokhaye, John Treiagu and Robert de Uphaye, touching an appeal in the county of Devon by John Russel against John Brunyng for the death of John Russel, his brother. By K. on the information of the Treasurer.

MEMBRANE 6d.

June 28. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Neville of Stokes, Henry de Baiocis and Harsculph de Whitewell, on complaint by Richard de Ayremynne, king's clerk, parson of the church of Gretford, co. Lincoln, that although the king had taken him under his protection, Simon, abbot of Croiland, John de Ingoldesby, his fellow-monk, Joceus de Gedeneye, Gilbert de Thyngden, Walter atte Lane of Baston, Robert Nightegale of Baston, William Boner of Baston, William Proudfot the elder, Hugh Wolete, Andrew Yongman, Roger Ravenel, William son of William le Mouner, Roger Haldeyn, Henry Waryn, Geoffrey Andreu, Elias Truyt, Thomas Mone, Robert Peper of Langetoft, Robert Russel of Langetoft, Andrew Vacher, John Mays, Robert le Couhird, Henry Waryn of Langetoft, Richard Bole, Nicholas Eves, Nicholas Eliot, Alan atte Lane, Robert son of Gregory, Gregory son of Simon del Fen, Gregory Jonesman Derkyn, William Prest, Thomas Walkelyn, John son of Robert Hereward of Langetoft and others at Gretford, co. Lincoln, carried away 5 horses of his, of the price of 10l. yoked to two carts laden with hay, together with the carts and hay and also other goods, and assaulted his men and servants.

July 3. Westminster.

The like to Henry Spigurnel, John de Thorpe and Richard de Walsyngham, on complaint by Matilda, late the wife of Peter Goshalm, that Simon Costyn of Bishops Lenne, Thomas Costyn of Bishops Lenne, Robert de Acre, James Hauntewak of Middelton, John Fee of Middelton and Ralph de Wykene 'le bercher' with others, broke her house at Herdewyk, co. Norfolk, imprisoned and illtreated her and carried away her goods. By C.

The like to Robert de Maddyngle, William de Goldyngton and Geoffrey Burdeleys, on complaint by Roger le Peyntour of Cambridge and Margery his wife that Richard, vicar of the church of Rondelchirche, Cambridge, and Joan, late the wife of William de Comberton of Cambridge, with others entered the house of Roger at Cambridge, seized and abducted John son and heir of Philip de Comberton, a minor whose custody belongs to the said Margery, from whom Philip de Comberton his father had held his land in socage, she being the next of kin to the heir to the said Philip, and carried away goods of the said Roger. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 3d.

June 15. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Ormesby, Robert de Maddyngle, Walter de Molesworth and Simon de Brunne, on complaint by Henry de Hastynges that, whereas he lately sent his servants John de Elnestowe and Roger de Rudham from Cambridge to the market a St. Ives to make purveyance for him of cloths and other necessaries, and that when they were returning to him to Cambridge, Guy Lespicer, late mayor of Cambridge, John son of Robert Touylet, Adam de Bungey, 'espicer,' and Richard de Thakstede, 'cotiller,' late bailiffs of the town, Simon de Refham, John de Seghalle, Robert de Cumberton, John Pawe, John Morice, Michael Pilet, Thomas Niket, John de Leke, 'espicer,' Anselm de Kosteseye, 'pesshoner,' John le Fisshere, John de Sutton, Thomas son of Agnes, Alan de Refham, John le Mareschal, William Touylet, Roger le Wollemonger, Martin le Cordewaner, John le Ridere, William le Keu, Robert le Barbour, John Outlawe, John de Cullyng, William de Baronton, Henry de Toft, 'draper,' John Dyx, William son of William de Holay, John de Trumpeton, John Robilard, John le Sherman of Cumberton, Peter de Bernyngham, Andrew de Hichen, 'barker,' Bartholomew le Barker, Walter de Berkynges, Bartholomew Morice, Robert de Segford, Robert de Brunne, Simon de Bradele, John Edward, Miles de Trumpeton, Roger de Kosteseye, Robert Touylet, Robert le Barker, Richard Dunnyng, John Wombe, Alan de Bodekesham, John Martyn, Ralph de Cumberton, Hugh de Baldok, Roger le Hafter, Stephen de Thetford, Robert de Sancto Edmundo, James Godlambe, Thomas le Tumour, William de Hildercle, Henry de Warr[ewyk], John de Byteryng, Walter de Bedeford and William le Pestour with others assaulted them at Gretton, co. Cambridge, going towards Cambridge, followed them to that town, where having collected the commonalty of the town they took and imprisoned them, and carried away the cloths and other goods purchased for him and in the custody of his servants.