1311, membranes 27d, 26d, 23d, 22d, 21d, 20d, 19d, 18d, 17d, 16d, 15d, 14d, 12d, 11d, 10d, 9d, 8d, 7d, 6d, 5d, 4d, 3d, 2d

1311, membranes 27d, 26d, 23d, 22d, 21d, 20d, 19d, 18d, 17d, 16d, 15d, 14d, 12d, 11d, 10d, 9d, 8d, 7d, 6d, 5d, 4d, 3d, 2d

MEMBRANE 27d.

1311. Feb. 3. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Insula, Henry le Scrop, Adam de Midelton and John de Donecastre, on complaint by Master Robert de Ripplingham, chancellor of the church of St. Peter, York, that Gerard, prior of Bridelington, brother Roger de Thorne, Walter Trussebot, Robert de Harpham, John le Mareschal of Bridelington the younger, Thomas le Breustere, Richard le Lasceles, John Grimet of Acclum and John his son, Adam Frost and William de Touthorpe with an armed mob, contrary to the proclamation made by the king before setting out for Scotland, blockaded his dwelling house at Acclum by Lepington, co. York, not suffering his men and servants to go forth, assaulted them and felled and carried away his trees. By p.s.

Feb. 6. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Robert de Kendale, constable of the castle of Dover and warden of the Cinque Ports, Henry de Cobeham the younger and Walter de Geddynges, touching a complaint by merchants of Flanders that men from the Cinque Ports attacked them when crossing the seas and carried away their goods and wares to diver places in the counties of Kent, Sussex and Southampton. By C.

Feb. 12. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Henry son of Hugh, Lambert de Trykingham, Guichard de Charrum and Robert de Hastanges, superseding a former commission to William le Vavasur and John de Donecastre, who are unable to act, and to the same Guichard de Charrum and Robert de Hastanges, on complaint by Bertrand de Munbucher that when he, although under the king's protection and on his service, was on his way to Scotland, John de Cleseby and Harsculph de Cleseby, with others, assaulted him at the town of St. Agatha, co. York. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 26d.

Feb. 12. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to John de Fresingfeld and Robert Burglion, on complaint by poor men of the commonalty of the town of Lenne, co. Norfolk, that Walter bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, when treasurer of the late king with others of their town, broke the town chest, carried away the common seal of the town and sealed a writing by which they, the poor men and the burgesses of the town, are bound to him in a sum of 1,000 marks, and also a second writing for the yearly payment of 40l. to the bishop of Norwich and his successors. By p.s., at the suit of Matthew de Scaccario.

Feb. 4.

The like to John de Abernoun and Walter de Geddynges, touching the death by violence of Robert son of Robert de Rogate, constable of the peace in the hundred of Dunnesford, co. Sussex.

Feb. 12.

The like to William de Ormesby, John de Thorpe and William de Colneye, touching a breach of the park of J. bishop of Norwich at Geywode, co. Norfolk, while the bishop was beyond seas on the king's service. By C.

MEMBRANE 23d.

Feb. 12. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission to Robert de Kendale, constable of the castle of Dover and warden of the Cinque Ports, Henry de Cobeham the younger and Walter Geddyngges to enquire touching a complaint by John de Scales, Hugh Colue and Stacius Causter, merchants, and William Rose and Simon Berkyn, mariners of Calais, that John de Clive, with men of the Cinque Ports and others, attacked them when crossing the seas, took their goods and wares, viz. 40l. and one woollen cloth of the price of 60s. from John de Scales; 25l. and 6 woollen cloths of the price of 20l. from Hugh Calue; 21l. 3s. from Stacius Causter; 48s. from William Rose; and 4l. from Simon Berkyn, and carried the same to divers places in the counties of Kent and Sussex. By C.

The like to the same justices, on complaint by Henry de Torkeseye, merchant, and Henry de Werfossy, mariner of Calais, that Peter Bard of Sandwich and Henry de la Hethe, with others, attacked them and took away their goods and wares on the coast at Kirkelowe by Yarmouth. By C.

March 1. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Ormesby, John le Bretun and Robert de Reydon, on complaint by William Malyn, William Shakelok and Robert de Bonewalle, merchants, that, when they in a ship, which they had freighted with goods and wares at Bruges for England, put into the port of Orford, certain men of that town boarded their ship, carried away their goods, and subsequently wrecked and sunk the vessel.

MEMBRANE 22d.

March 6.

The like to William de Ormesby, William de Colneye and Richard de Walsyngham, on complaint by John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, that when a whale was cast ashore at Brunham, within the precincts of his hundreds of Galehowe and Brothercross, co. Norfolk, divers persons of those parts cut it up and carried it away. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 21d.

March 1. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to John de Foxle and Thomas de la Hyde, touching an appeal in the county of Cornwall by Joan, late the wife of Richard le Eyr, against William de Restourek, Odo de Secheville, John de Restourek and Geoffrey de Caersele for the death of her husband. By fine of 20s. By the Chancellor.

Commission to Robert son of Payn, Robert de Kendale, constable of the castle of Dover and warden of the Cinque Ports, Henry de Cobeham the younger and Walter de Geddyngges to enquire touching a complaint by men and merchants, as well of the king of France as of the duchy [of Aquitaine] and elsewhere, that divers men of those ports and of other places within the king's dominion attacked them when crossing the seas, took their goods and wares and carried the same to divers places within those ports, the city of London, and the counties of Kent, Sussex, Southampton and Somerset. By C.

March 20. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Henry de Cobeham the younger and William de Goldington, to enquire touching the death of William Petitwat at Canterbury, co. Kent, and the carrying away of his goods.

MEMBRANE 20d.

March 25. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Robert son of Payn, Matthew de Furneaus and Richard de Chiseldene, touching a complaint by men and merchants, as well of the king of France as of the duchy [of Aquitaine] and others, that divers men of the counties of Somerset and Dorset and of other places within the king's dominion attacked them when crossing the seas, took their goods and wares and carried the same to divers places within the above-named counties.

Feb. 28.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Foxle, Nicholas de Pershute and Adam de Paulesholte, touching an assault on Oliver de Ingham, his men and servants, at Wycheford, co. Wilts, the killing of a horse of his of the price of 100s., and the carrying away of his goods.

MEMBRANE 19d.

April 1. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Houk, Thomas de Fissheburne and John de Donecastre, on complaint by Thomas de Crulle and Richolda his wife that John Penygot and Thomas Penygot assaulted them at Redenesse, co. York. By p.s., at the suit of William son of William de Knapton.

The like to the same justices, on like complaint by Richard son of Thomas de Crulle against the same persons. By p.s., at the like suit.

The like to the same justices, on complaint by John de Grantham that William Lucok and Agnes his wife, John son of Thomas le Taillur of Lepyngton and Robert his brother, John son of William de Meaus of Lepyngton, and William son of Robert de Pykeringes of Lepyngton assaulted him at Wartre, co. York. By p.s., at the like suit.

April 6.

The like to the same justices, on complaint by John de Notingham, parson of the church of Whitingham, that Thomas de Eyville of Bykerton, John Sharpe of Bykerton, William son of John son of Stephen Youn of York, Edmund Darel, John Lingeteile of York, Geoffrey Laxman of Whiteby, John Sampson of Touhus, Elias de Farewat of Walton, William Martel of Walton, Nicholas de Castelford and John Scot of Walton assaulted him at Rughford by Knapton, co. York, and carried away his goods. By p.s., at the like suit.

April 16.

The like to Miles de Rodeberwe, John de Canti Lupo and Roger de Cubbeldik, touching an appeal in the county of Warwick by Eleanor, late the wife of Robert Tredefen, against Roger son of Roger le Butiller for the death of her husband.

March 22.

Commission to Gilbert Talebot, Henry de Penebrugge, John de Pateshulle and John de Annesleye, together with twelve men to be selected by them, to view the castle of St. Briavels and the vert and venison of the forest of Dene, co. Gloucester, the king having committed the custody of that castle and the stewardship of the forest to John de Wysham. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 18d.

April 1. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Miles de Rodeberwe and Robert de Bracy, touching an appeal in the county of Worcester by Ralph son of Henry de Cestre against Robert de Baddeby le Meyncok, Thomas de Honyburne, clerk, Nicholas le Disshere, Simon Coylhore, and William son of Walter Saundres of Norton for the death of Robert son of Henry de Cestre his brother. By the Chancellor.

March 7. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission to John ap Adam, Walter de Gloucestre and Miles de Rodeberwe to view the king's castles of Struguyl and Torrogy, his manors of Plateland, Todenham and Berton, and the fencing of his parks in the honor of Struguyl. By p.s.

April 1. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Houk, Thomas de Fissheburne and John de Donecastre, on complaint by William son of William de Knapton that Adam de Middelton and Ralph de Jarum imprisoned him at York. By p.s., at the suit of William son of William de Knapton.

April 6.

The like to the same justices, on complaint by Simon le Waddestre of York that William de Aberford, Edmund le Tanur, Robert de Insula, William de Scardingwelle and John de Bedale, brethren of the hospital of St. Leonard, York, John de Hotot, Margery de Silkestone, Thomas le Porter, Henry le Stiwardesman, Henry Biome, Ralph de Yarum and Simon de Kyme assaulted him at York. By p.s., at the like suit.

April 1.

The like to the same justices, on complaint by Thomas Stybayn that Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, Ralph de Yarum, Thomas de Neville, Jordan de Wortesleye, Simon de Kyme and John de Hotot imprisoned him at York. By p.s., at the like suit.

The like to the same justices, on complaint by Thomas de Crulle that Robert le Keu of Redenesse and William de Haukesgarthe cut his corn at Redenesse, co. York, and carried it away. By p.s., at the like suit.

The like to the same justices, on complaint by Richard son of William de Knapton that Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, Adam de Middelton, John de Stalingburgh and Beatrice his mother, Ralph de Jarum, Jordan de Wortesleye, Robert son of Thomas le Clerk of Westontokesheved and Henry de Lychefeld, clerk, assaulted him at Hoton Paynel, co. York, and York, and at the former place stole 100s. from him. By p.s., at the like suit.

MEMBRANE 17d.

April 2. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to William de Colneye, Walter de Bernyngham and Robert Baygnard, on complaint by Richard son of William de Beyton that John de Rydeham and Thomas his brother, with others, cut his corn at Mouton and Fisshele, co. Norfolk, and carried it away. By p.s.

April 17. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Henry Huse, John Dabernun and Walter de Geddinges, on complaint by Peter de Vernoun, clerk of queen Isabella, touching the persons, both on horse and foot, who broke the doors and windows of his houses in Estmerden, co. Sussex, belonging to his prebend in the church of Cichester, and assaulted his servants. By p.s.

April 20. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to John Randolf, William de Hardene and John de Holt, on complaint by Edmund Giffard that John Purchaz, Anketil de Wodecote, Vincent atte Mulne, Hugh de Medestede, Nicholas atte Wodecote, Peter Clyve, William le Swyngere, Thomas Broke, Henry Somer, Nicholas son of William Uppecheping, John de Twyford, William Pye of Argent, Hugh Brene, Matthew le Harpour and Walter le Portereve, with others, assaulted him at Aulton, co. Southampton. By C.

MEMBRANE 16d.

April 28.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Miles de Rodeberwe, Richard de Harleye and William Herle, on complaint by Richard Bras that Isabella Borry of Shrewsbury and John de Dene imprisoned him at Donynton, co. Salop, and carried away his goods. By fine of 40s.

MEMBRANE 15d.

April 26. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to John de Abernoun and Walter de Geddynges, on complaint by Arnald de Bearriz, master of the ship the 'St. Mary' of Fomarabie (sic), and John de Sancto Egidio and their fellows, merchants of the town of Pampiloigne in Navarre, the freighters of a ship which was driven ashore by a gale at Alderton, near Shorham, co. Sussex, from which they escaped alive to the land, touching the persons who, as wreck of sea, stripped the ship of its gear and carried away the wine, cloth, linen, wheat, bran, spices and other wares, the armour, robes, couches, chests, gold and silver money, precious stones, gold rings and other jewels found on board her.

(Inserted at a later date.) Commission associating John de Batesford with John de Abernoun in the place of Walter de Geddynges, 30 October.

April 21. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Foxle and Richard de Wyndesore, on complaint by Walter Stevene and Geoffrey de Heddesore, executors of the will of John de Heddesore, that Ralph Loveday, Walter Loveday, Richard Loveday, Nicholas atte Barre, John Fader, John Soundy and Richard Menywrenche, at Ikenham, co. Middlesex, carried away the goods of John de Heddesore, deceased. By fine of 20s.

April 24.

The like to William de Colneye, Walter de Bernynham and Robert Baynard, on complaint by Adam Durand of Morlay that Robert Engeys, parson of the church of Kymburle, John Herlaund of Kymburle, John de Elyngham, Roger de la Medon, Geoffrey North, John Nut of Suth Jernemuthe, John de Lopham, Andrew de la Wynde, Nigel Turstan, John Turstan, Richard Higge, William Pesacre, Roger Martyn and Alan Osberne of Kymburle broke his houses at Kymburle, co. Norfolk, imprisoned him, and carried away his goods. By p.s.

April 25.

Commission to Hugh de Burgh and John le Convers for the repair of the stone cross without the Bar of the New Temple, London.

April 28. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert son of Payn, John de Foxle and Walter de Pavely, touching the forcible entry of the king's manor of Claryndon, co. Wilts, by Robert de Micheldevre and others, and the carrying away of timber, stones, iron, lead and other goods from the manor. By C.

April 15.

The like to Alexander de Cave, John de Saunton and John de Donecestre, on complaint by Henry de Melton and Agnes his wife that John Orger of Fryston, Alan atte Crosse, Andrew de Colby, vicar of the church of Fryston, and John le Ward carried away her goods at Hepham and Wylyngham, co. Lincoln. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 14d.

May 4. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Henry Spigurnel, Roger de Scoter and Walter de Molesworth, on complaint by John de Asshdon that John de Bassingburne, John Gille, Richard le Kyng, Simon Feraunt, Richard le Cole and Adam de Hoddesdon assaulted him at Wodehalle, co. Hertford.

The like to the same justices, on complaint by William Tuchet that Hamo de Wydesho and John Makery, with the persons above named, broke his houses at Wodehalle, Astwyk and Lodewyk, co. Hertford, and carried away his goods.

May 12. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to William de Hardenne, Nicholas de Cleny and Richard de Chiseldene, on representation by queen Margaret that John de Tynteine the younger, William Capes, William atte Rewe, Thomas Todifer, Richard Lanndre, Robert Iryng of Wathe, Richard atte Holt, Henry Gustard, John le Gardiner, William Tolle, Richard de Bakalre, John Masecok, Nicholas de Sluggesheye, John Jade, John le Mouner of Coleweheye and John his son, with others, broke the pond of her mills at Netherlym, co. Dorset, carried away the stones, timber and piles of the pond, let the water run away so that the queen lost the profits of her mills, and assaulted her servants. By C.

MEMBRANE 12d.

1311. May 15. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William Martyn, John de Foxle and Walter de Pavely, on complaint by John de Tyntene the younger that John de Coker and John le Pelter, with others, prevented him from obtaining possession of a plot of land in Coleweheye, co. Dorset, seisin of which he had recovered against them, and which the sheriff of the county of Dorset, by William Capus, king's bailiff, was willing to deliver to him, burned his mill, and assaulted his men and servants. By fine of 100s.

May 16. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Hervey de Stanton and William de Colneye, on complaint by Joan, late the wife of James de Clopton, that John Walkefare, Robert Walkefare, Adam Elsy and John Truke the younger, with other armed men, contrary to the prohibition issued by the sheriff of the county of Cambridge under the king's precept forbidding tournaments and deeds of arms, entered her dwelling-house at Iselham, co. Cambridge, and carried away her goods, after she had received from the sheriff and coroners for the county of Cambridge, upon making a payment to the Exchequer, delivery of the goods of her late husband, who was hanged for felony. By the earl of Gloucester, and C.

May 26. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Walter de Gloucestre, Richard de Rodeney, Roger de Tackele and Robert de London, on petition by divers men of the county of Gloucester exhibited before the Council, touching alleged malpractices by Miles de Rodeberwe whilst he was one of the justices of assize and gaol delivery for that county. [Parl. Writs.] By C.

May 18.

Commission to Alan la Zouche and William Trussel touching the alleged defamation of John de Somery by William de Bereford and others, who assert that he has obtained such mastery in the county of Stafford that no one can obtain law or justice therein; that he has made himself more than a king there; that no one can dwell there unless he buys protection from him, either by money or by assisting him in building his castles; and that he attacks people in their own houses with the intention of killing them, unless they make fine for his protection. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

June 18.

Memorandum. On this day the commission granted on behalf of John de Somery is superseded by the king's lieutenant and the Council. [Parl. Writs.]

MEMBRANE 11d.

May 26. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry Spigurnel, Roger de Scotre and Hugh Wake, on complaint by Joan, late the wife of Nicholas de Warrewyk, Eustace de Burneby, Geoffrey Tuke and William parson of the church of St. Michael, Warwick, executors of the will of Nicholas de Warrewyk, that William son of Nicholas de Warrewyk, John de Broghton, William de Lockesleye of Fulebroke, chaplain, and Adam de Ludynton, with others, drove away 14 cows, 12 bullocks, and 200 sheep, of the price of 30l., at Alvechurche, co. Worcester, and also other goods, all which were in their custody as executors. By C., by fine of 20s.

May 28. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission to Jollan de Dunelm, John de Sutton and John de la Haye, in consequence of the death of John le Bretun, and the absence in Scotland, on the king's service, of Hugh de Neville, whom the king appointed, together with the same Jollan de Dunelm, to be conservators of the peace and of the statute of Winchester for the county of Essex, to enquire touching a robbery of 42l. from Adam de Huthe, merchant, upon the king's highway, between Branketree and Halstede, co. Essex.

June 4. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Insula and John de Eure, touching the persons who felled trees in the wood of Willardeby, co. York, and carried them away, hunted in the free warren of Bewyk in the same county, fished the stews, and took conies in the warren there, all which are in the king's hands by reason of his custody of the heir of Geoffrey de Melsa, tenant in chief.

MEMBRANE 10d.

May 25. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Henry Spigurnel, Roger de Scotre and Hugh Wake, on complaint by Joan, late the wife of Nicholas de Warrewik, Eustace de Burneby, Geoffrey Tuke and William parson of the church of St. Michael, Warwick, executors of the will of Nicholas de Warrewik, that William son of Nicholas de Warrewyk, John de Broghton, William de Asshorn, parson of the church of Fulebroke, Robert Moryn, Gilbert Unrude, parson of the church of St. Laurence, Warwick, John de Mimmes, William de Lockesleye of Fulebroke, chaplain, John le Hunte, Robert de Ippewelle, Richard le Keu, John de Maydeneston of Oxford, John Godhyne of Breyles, Stephen le Bernereve of Chadleshunte, Alan le Porter of Warwick, and Richard de Elmeleye, with others, took away 50 oxen, 20 cows, 16 bullocks, 300 sheep, and 40 pigs, of the price of 100l., at Fulebroke, Burleye and Pylardynton Hercy, co. Warwick, and other goods, all which were in their custody as executors. By C., because granted in another writ for 20s.

May 20. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission to William Trussel and John de Solnestroude to view the manor and forest of Feckenham, and to report on their condition when W. bishop of Worcester received them from queen Margaret, to whom the late king granted the custody thereof for her life. By C.

May 20. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Insula, Richard Waleys and Hugh de Louther, on complaint by Walter bishop of Worcester, master of the hospital of St. Leonard, York, that Nicholas son of Capin, mayor of the city of York, with others of that city, have infringed the liberties and immunities granted by the late king to the hospital by usurping jurisdiction within its liberty; also by making distraints and attachments, assessing tallages, exacting divers sums of money for forestalling and trespasses of the assize of bread and ale, and also pontage, pavage and murage from tenants of the hospital resorting to the city with goods and wares for sale, as well as other tallages and prests, and have by proclamation forbidden any of the city to have dealings with them.

May 25. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to John de Foxle, John Dabernun and Richard de Wyndesore, touching the persons who entered the manor of Walton-upon-Thames, co. Surrey, broke walls and dykes there, depastured with cattle the corn and herbage growing in its lands and meadows, and carried away goods during the absence in Scotland, on the king's service, of Oliver de Burdegala, to whom the king has granted the manor.

MEMBRANE 9d.

June 3. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission de walliis et fossatis to Roger de Scoter, John de Foxle, Walter de Gloucestre and Master Richard de Abyndon for the parts of Bermundeseye and Westgrenewyche, cos. Surrey and Kent, on representation by the bishop of Bath and Wells and the prior of Bermondsey of the losses and expenses incurred by them through breaches of the banks of the river Thames. The commissioners are to report what expenses have been incurred by the bishop and prior in repairing the breaches, and what compensation should be made to them on that account

MEMBRANE 8d.

June 20. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry le Scrope, Thomas de Coleville and John de Donecastre, on complaint by the prior of Newburgh that Alexander de Ledes and Roger his brother, John de Bradeford, Ralph son of William Smurtyng and John Fox, with others, took away the oxen yoked to his plough, and also other plough-cattle of his on the common and king's highway at Kyrkeby-on-the-Moor, co. York, impounded some of them and drove others away, assaulted his men and servants, scattered his corn bound in sheaves, cut his growing corn at Mildeby, co. York, and took game in his free warren at Kyrkeby-on-the-Moor. By the Chancellor, at the instance of John de Hothum.

June 26. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Robert de Cliderhou and Richard de Harle, on complaint by John de Borewalle that Henry son of Geoffrey de Hambury, with others, assaulted him at Hyndelepe, co. Worcester. By fine of 20s.

(Inserted at a later date.) Commission associating Robert de Bracy with the above justices. 15 November 1311.

July 6. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to William de Ormesby, W. de Colneye and Richard de Walsingham, on complaint by Thomas son of Roger de Thornham that Ranulph Asketel, Geoffrey Wyneinan, Constantine Buntyng, Richard son of Hawysia and Ralph Wynter of Thornham seized his servant and also his horse and cow and 200 sheep at Thornham, co. Norfolk, killed the cow, and impounded the horse and sheep. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 7d.

June 12. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to John de Foxle and Richard de Wyndesore, on complaint by Isabella de Sancto Edmundo that Simon le Seler, Walter de Fynemere, John 'in the Hale,' Roger Colote, Geoffrey le Fiz Waryn and Eustace his brother, Simon le Fiz Waryn, Henry Colote, Stephen le Man of Bissheye and Richard Hicandiche of Watford broke her houses and chests at Great Stanmere, co. Middlesex, fished her stews, and carried away her goods. By fine of 40s.

June 14. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Henry de Gildeford and William de Goldington, on complaint by William de Craye that John de Scathebyry and John his son, with others, whilst he was absent in Scotland on the king's service and under his protection, took away his goods at Caulinescraye, co. Kent, and assaulted his men and servants. By p.s.

June 12.

The like to William de Ormesby, Walter de Bernyngham and Robert Baynard, on complaint by Adam Durand of Morley that Robert de Engis, parson of the church of Kymburle, John Herlaund of Kymburle, John de Elyngham, John Nut of Suth Jernemuthe, John de Lopham, Andrew de la Wynde, Nigel Thurstan, John Thurstan, Richard Higge, William Pesacre and Roger Martyn broke his houses at Kymburle, co. Norfolk, imprisoned him, and carried away his goods. By p.s.

June 18. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to John de Foxle and Robert de Retford, on complaint by Augustine de Herdewyk that Nicholas de Herdewyk of Baldok, with others, seized and imprisoned him at Baldok, co. Hertford. By fine of 4 marks.

Commission to Thomas Wale, John de Ayshton and John de Wyleby to enquire touching the death at Dingeleye, co. Northampton, of Roger Basset, sometime yeoman of Henry de Lancastre.

June 18. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Insula, Hugh de Louther, John de Eure and John de Donecastre, touching the persons who, with Simon de Kyme, Adam de Mikelfeld, John de Oclesthorpe, Roger de Thorpe and John son of John de North Mileford, entered the house of Simon de Wakefeld at Hornyngton by Bolton Percy, co. York, carried away his goods, and cut and trampled down the grass growing in his meadow.

MEMBRANE 6d.

June 20. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Henry Spigurnel, R. de Scoter and Robert de Verdun, on complaint by William Reymund that John Paynel, with others, assaulted him at Burdyngbury, co. Warwick, cut off the tail of his horse, and imprisoned him at Coventry until he found pledges for payment of a ransom. By C.

Commission to H. Spigurnel and R. de Verdun to enquire touching the bands of armed men who frequent markets, marts, and other assemblies of the men of the county of Warwick. By the keeper of the realm, and C.

June 15. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Foxle, Master J. de Everdon, and John de la Lude, on complaint by John abbot of Bruern (de Bruera) that William son of Ralph de Esteleche, with others, in the time of the late king, chased 300 of his sheep, of the value of 50l., at Esteleche, co. Gloucester, with their dogs, which bit many of them, broke his close, overthrew his carts laden with timber and other goods, broke the carts, trampled down and consumed his growing corn, carried away timber and goods, and assaulted Richard de Wynchesdon, his fellow monk, and his servants. By p.s.

June 28. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to Roger de Scoter, John Chaynel and William de Spanneby, on complaint by Peter de Gipthorpe that Peter Breton and John Wodehalle, with others, entered his manor of Wulmersti in Holand, co. Lincoln, broke his doors, carried away his goods, and assaulted his men and servants. By fine of 20s., at the instance of John de Crombwelle.

MEMBRANE 5d.

July 6. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to William de Ormesby, William de Colneye and Richard de Walsyngham, touching the persons who entered the park at Gymyngham and free warrens there and at Methelwold, co. Norfolk, of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, whilst absent in Scotland on the king's service and under his protection, broke his weirs at Rademere, Helegeye and Welles in the same county, and fished his free fisheries and stews. By p.s.

June 30. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to W. de Bourne, Nicholas de Langelond and Matthew de Forneaus, touching the persons who broke the parks of Walter bishop of Exeter at Pouton and Lannershe, and his free warrens at Pouton and Kaergaul, Penryn, Tregaer, St. Germans and Lawytton, and also assaulted his men and servants at Yaldestowe, Trelitho and St. Columb Major, all which places are in the county of Cornwall. By fine of 20s. made before the Treasurer.

MEMBRANE 4d.

July 1. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Mutford and Edmund de Hemmegrave for the county of Suffolk, touching Richard Tuteler of Kirkele, Robert le Warener, Henry de Kyngeshogge, Henry Balle, Peter de Beketon, Robert Deneys, Alan Isoude, John de Wymedale, William de Dunstal, Richard son of Henry de Gonehithe, Robert le Ray of Lowystoft, Simon son of Robert le Portur, Thomas Godknape, Alan le Whyte, John Pope of Dunwick, Walter Thurston, William Hawys, Geoffrey Morebred, Robert Mustard. William Payn, Edmund Payn, William Gauge, John Carman, Thomas Hakun, John Kybel, Henry son of John le Prestesone, Robert son of John Bonde, Alexander son of Stephen Bonde, John Red, William Red, Roger le Man, parson of the church of Flixton, Robert Bonde, Bartholomew Wymy, Thomas Martyn, Geoffrey Perten, John atte Ferye and William Man, prisoners in the prison of Ipswich, for robberies committed on the sea and in the port of Jernemuthe, co. Suffolk, upon Stephen de Drayton and John de Belton, merchants of the realm, and David Kouke of Dunkirke, Thomas de Derlington, Forlor Heyne of Thurdrath, John Ridel of Waban, Herman de Alemannia, Clesius Broun of Syreslee, Alard de Cotekyn of Zeeland, William Teman of Merlonde and John Hopel of Westkapel, merchants of Flanders, who were indicted before William de Colneye and Robert Burguyllun, justices of oyer and terminer at Great Jernemuthe, co. Norfolk. By fine of 20s. made before the Chancellor, at the instance of John earl of Richmond.

June 30. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to William de Burne, Nicholas de Langelond and Matthew de Furneaus, touching the persons who assaulted Nicholas Russel at Yoldestowe and Trelitho, co. Cornwall. By fine of 20s.

MEMBRANE 3d.

July 6. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to John de Insula, William de Howk and John de Donecastre, on complaint by Stephen son of John de Swanelond that Richard de Anelauby of Westelveleye, with others, assaulted him at Westelveleye, co. York, and at Swanelond in the same county carried away his goods. By fine of 10s.

July 6. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission to Gilbert de Roubiry, Henry Spigurnel and John de Fresingfeld to examine and correct the record and process of a suit in the court of hustings of the city of London, wherein William de Conductu impleaded John de Horsham for not rendering an account as his collector of divers sums of money.

MEMBRANE 2d.

July 4. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission substituting John de Foxle and John de Gatesford in place of William de Bourne and John Randolf, the justices assigned to determine a suit between John de Northlade and William de Belvero, master of the house of St. Mark's, Billeswik by Bristol, touching a pond.

July 6. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Bourne, Matthew de Furneaus and Nicholas de Langelond, on complaint by John de Trejagu that William Brundel, Reginald de Trelouthasmur the elder and Reginald his son, Thomas Trier, Luke de Trethaek, Philip de Penles, Warin de Pencoen, Richard de Trenewythe, Robert Balam, John Bebon, Peter Brundel, Gilbert de Talgarrek and Richard de Gosneysek conspired together at Launceveton and procured his imprisonment in the Flet, on an appeal of robbery by Thomas de Tregonon, until he was acquitted; and also that Serle de Nansladron, William Wyse, Serle Wyse and John de Trefluen, with others, in the time of the late king, entered his manor at Godwolghham, co. Cornwall, broke his houses, and carried away his goods. By fine of 2 marks.

(Inserted at a later date.) Commission associating Thomas de la Hide with the above justices. 7 July.