1281, membranes 30d, 29d, 28d

1281, membranes 30d, 29d, 28d

MEMBRANE 30d.

[Nov. 22. Westminster.]

Commission of oyer and terminer to Hamo Hauteyn and Robert de Ludham touching the persons who assaulted Richard Maille at the door of the church of Northwold, co. Norfolk, maimed and imprisoned him, while he and his possessions were in the king's protection.

The like to Ralph de Hengham and Thomas de Bray touching an appeal which Agnes de Lund brings in the county of Leicester against Robert de Brokardescote, parson of the church of Skeftinton, for the death of Robert de Lund her son.

The like to the same touching an appeal which Richard de Lund brings against Robert de Brokardeskote, parson of Skeftinton, Henry de Lockes of Skeftinton, John son of Geoffrey de Skeftinton, Geoffrey his brother, Geoffrey de Bosseby, William Travail, Hugh Phelipe, Hugh de Tissinton, Thomas le Vacher, John le Bercher, Henry de Billesdon, Robert of the Chirche, Robert del Pre, Robert de Claxton, Geoffrey de Keftinton and Reginald de Shaunton for the death of Robert de Lund his brother.

Nov. 24. Westminster.

Commission to Reginald de Leye and Richard de Staunford to enquire in the following matter. Henry III. both before and after the disturbance of the realm, and the king afterwards committed the counties of Salop and Stafford to the custody of Hamo le Estraunge and divers other sheriffs, who received the issues thereof and other debts due by summons of the Exchequer from men of those counties, and made tallies to some but not to others. Hamo and the other sheriffs and bailiffs of liberties never answered at the Exchequer for these, nor acquitted the said men there, but kept the money to themselves, whereby divers sums of money are still being exacted from the men of the commonalty of those counties for the time of the said sheriffs by summons of the Exchequer, and the said men are being distrained, as well those who paid such money and have tallies or other acquittances or other sufficient proofs of payment, as others who, by reason of the disturbance of the realm, through plunderings or fires or some misadventure, lost them. The king, pitying the state of such men, has appointed the above commissioners to enquire, by jury of those parts, of no affinity with either side, what and how much the said Hamo, when he was sheriff, and the other sheriffs and their clerks or bailiffs of liberties received, and from whom and on what account. They are therefore to go personally and cause the sheriff to make proclamation in full counties that all the said persons or their heirs who have paid any such debt to the said sheriffs, their bailiffs or the bailiffs of liberties appear before them on appointed days and places, with their tallies or other acquittances, having called before them all who have been sheriffs or bailiffs, or their heirs, or holders of their lands, to be present to answer the plaints of the said persons. But whether they come or not, the inquisitions shall proceed, and the plaints and answers being heard and the full truth enquired into, that which is just shall be done and due fines imposed when the cases can be terminated. But in cases where fines cannot be levied, the inquisitions shall be reserved for the king and council; provided that if any accused sheriff or bailiff vouch to warranty the rolls of the Exchequer, he shall have a day given him before the barons of the Exchequer.

MEMBRANE 29d.

[Nov. 28. Westminster.]

Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hengham and Thomas de Bray touching an appeal which Robert le Westerneys brings in the county of Leicester against Robert, parson of the church of Skeftinton, Thomas de Thurmeston, Adam le Fevre of Luttreworth, Robert son of Ralph de Luttreworth, Robert son of William Saterday of Luttreworth, John le Peschur of Brandon, William his brother, Henry Gyffoun, William 'the persones clerk' of Skeftinton and Thomas le Hyne of robbery.

The like to the same touching an appeal which Agnes de Lund brings in the same county against Robert de Brokardescote, parson of the church of Skeftinton, Henry de Lockes of Skeftinton, John son of Geoffrey de Skeftinton, Geoffrey his brother, Geoffrey de Bosseby, William Travail, Hugh Felipe, Hugh de Tysinton, Thomas le Vacher, John le Bercher, Henry de Billesdon, Robert Ofthechirche, Robert del Pre, Robert de Claxton, Geoffrey de Skeftinton and Reginald de Shavinton for the death of Robert de Lund, her son.

The like to the same touching an appeal which John Brun of Waltham brings in the same county against Robert, parson of the church Skeftinton, and the other persons above, except Thomas le Hyne, appealed by Robert le Westerneys of robbery.

Commission to J. de Luvetot and G. de Rockesle to deliver the gaol of the castle of Wyndesore of Robert de la Croiz, Robert du Perer, Walter Kyng, Walter Thomas and Alice his wife, Roger le Hyne, Matilda, late the wife of Richard le Taillur, William le Fisshere, Richard Hereberd, Henry le Revesone, Reginald Hoker and Roger Patrenostre, in custody there for burning houses of the priory of Hermodesworth.

Dec. 5. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hengham and William Hamelyn touching an appeal which Juliana, late the wife of John le Peschur brings in the county of Leicester against John de Staunford, Richard de Lomsdane, William Peck of Skeftinton, brother Robert de Spalding, William, abbot of Croxton, brothers Robert de Beruby, Robert de Spalding, William le Graunger of Skeftinton, William de Fulrich and William le Bercher, Simon the Graungersserjaunt of Skeftinton, Richard 'Frereroberdescnave' of Skeftinton, Hugh Gray of Wautham, Nicholas le Heyward, Henry his son, Richard son of Nicholas le Heyward, Nicholas le Carpenter, John Note, William de Lond, William le Botiller, Roger Dive, Adam his son, Nicholas Dive, William le Chatur, Gilbert de la Porte, Bateman de la Porte, William de Wautham, Geoffrey son of Gilbert, Robert Edrik, Richard de Croxton, Robert le Provost, William Modde, Hugh de la Mountaine, Ralph de Shanketon, Richard son of John, Hugh le Vacher, Robert Godmich, William Brun, Simon Freresman, Alan Brond, Thomas le [P]yndere, Andrew Bonde, Robert Pyvel, William le Fevre, Richard Leuerik, Geoffrey Deyle, Henry le Fulur of Croxton, John le Keu, William le Heyward, Roger de lbbestok, John Pecus, John le Mouner, Thomas de Billisdon, Henry Mus, Philip Theabbotesknave, Robert le Couhird, Robert de Eyton, Richard son of Richard le Wode, John his brother, Nicholas le Wode, Richard le Norreys, Henry le Werk, William de Gestehalle, Philip le Sower, Richard le Caretter of Eyton, William de Marham, Adam Pekus, William Fraunceys, Geoffrey Lurles, Richard de Babbegrave, William Note, William his son, Thomas Note, Henry son of Walter, Godfrey de Galeby and Hudard le Sowere for the death of her husband.

Dec. 5. Westminster.

Commission to William de Brumpton and Gregory de Rokesle to take a certification as to certain articles touching a suit before the sheriffs of London wherein John son of Hervey de London complained that he was disseised of a tenement in the city of London by Godfrey Rosemund, the said sheriffs having omitted the said articles.

Dec. 5. Westminster.

Association of Hamo Hauteyn, with the mayor and sheriffs of London to further examine certain difficulties in a suit in the hustings of London between William de Grenefeld and Master Henry de Arcubus, who assert themselves to be the executors of the will of Richard le Rus, deceased, and William le Rus son and heir of the said Richard, touching two messuages and 10s of rent in the city of London, and to hear and determine the said suit.

MEMBRANE 28d.

Dec. 5. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lovetot and Geoffrey de Pycheford, on complaint by John de Chykewell and Matilda his wife that whereas they had lately gone out a walk at Agmodesham, co. Buckingham, Adam Wace, Thomas his brother, William le Verrer, Ralph le Ledietere, German le Messager, Thomas le Provost, Thomas le Mouner, Henry Crok and Richard Blackeberd assaulted them so that their lives were despaired of.

Dec. 5. Westminster.

Association of John de Lovetot and Elias de Bekingham, together with the mayor of London, to further examine and correct the record and process of certain proceedings in the hustings of London on complaint by John de Cateloyne that whereas he had the custody of the land and heir of John de Betoyne, as pertained to him because the said John held his tenements in London in socage, and he was the next heir, William de Betoyne, William de Bek and John Godchep drew away the said heir when he was in the said Cateloyne's custody at school at Oxford, and the said heir, although a minor, at their procurement impleaded Cateloyne in the hustings for the restitution of his tenements, and still impleads him there to render account of the issues thereof for the time they were in his custody and distrain him contrary to the custom of the city.

[Dec. 13. Royston.]

Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de Hengham and W. Hamelyn touching an appeal which William le Fissher brings in the county of Leicester against Ralph le Westreys and John Brun for the death of John le Fisshere his son.

Dec. 28. Burgh.

The like to Robert Fulconis and Walter de Agmodesham touching the persons who mowed and carried away the corn of Master John de Lascy at Stretleye and Scarpenhowe, co. Bedford.