1322, membranes 31d, 30d, 28d, 27d, 26d, 25d, 24d, 22d, 21d, 20d, 19d, 18d, 17d, 16d, 15d, 14d, 13d, 12d, 11d, 10d, 9d, 8d, 7d, 6d, 5d, 4d, 3d, 1d

MEMBRANE 31d.

Feb. 8. Gloucester.

Commission to John Randolf, William de Hardene and William de Northho to deliver the gaol of Old Sarum.

MEMBRANE 30d.

Feb. 9. Gloucester.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William le Botiller of Wemme, John de la Barewe and Henry de Hambury on complaint by Geoffrey de Wolseleye, parson of the chapel of Marchumleye, that Philip de Say, parson of the church of Hodenet, John, vicar of the church of Ellesmere, Richard de Rugge, John de Merton of Ellesmere, Llewelin Voyl, 'forester,' Richard son of David de Wemme, Adam de Upton, William de Otleye, Madoc de Kyrcoyt, Edeneuet le Budel, Thomas Russel, Robert le (sic) Say, and Robert his son, Walter de Wygan, Robert son of Hugh de Say, Thomas Ostage, John de Markeleye, William de Parys of Hodenet, Robert de Parys, Hugh le Carpenter, Andrew le Carpenter, Nicholas son of Henry le Pestour, William Page, William Sutekyn, Thomas de Say, Hugh Barel, William de Holme, Thomas Cole of Prez, Henry le Clerk, Alan le Mercer of Hodenet and others carried away his goods at Marchumleye, co. Salop, besieged him within his dwelling place there for two days and more, so that neither he nor his servants could go forth for victuals, or others enter it, assaulted his servants and compelled some of them to swear not to serve him longer and without delay to depart from his service, whereby he could scarcely find any who would dare to serve him.

Altered by the keepers of the seal because it was sealed at another time.

MEMBRANE 28d.

Feb. 22. Weston sub Edge.

Appointment of John de Cherleton, mayor of the merchants of the staple of wool and wool-fells, after recital of the regulations for the export of wools, &c., as a justice to enquire touching offences against the ordinance of the staple in the city of London, and the counties of York, Lincoln, Nottingham, Southampton, Dorset, Norfolk and Suffolk, with power to inflict fines on offenders, the amounts of which he is to certify to the king. By K.

Association of Adam de Brom with him in the foregoing commission. By K.

Afterwards, 8 August 16 Edward II, Adam de Brom, Simon Chaumberleyn, Peter de Lodyngton, and John de Blyton were associated with the said mayor in the counties of York and Lincoln.

On the same day the following were associated with him in the following counties:—

The said Adam, John de Ticheburn, John de Insula and William le Whaite in the counties of Southampton and Dorset.

The said Adam, Peter de Lodyngton, Nicholas Fastolf, and Henry Rose, in the said last-named counties.

The said Adam, John Gabriel, and William le Wayte, in the county of Sussex.

MEMBRANE 27d.

Feb. 22. Weston sub Edge.

Commission to Richard de Wyndesore, Thomas Golafre, and William de Burncestre to deliver the gaol of the town of Oxford.

MEMBRANE 26d.

March 2. Weston.

Commission to Henry de Cobham, Edmund de Passele and John de Ifeld to deliver the gaol of Canterbury.

March 1. Coventry.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Bereford, Henry Spygurnel and William de Herle, on complaint by Katherine de Stafford, prioress of Nonne Eton, that William de Baggeworth, Walter de Blebury, and William Talebot, with others, broke her house and chests at Nonne Eton, co. Warwick, and carried away her goods. By K.

March 24. Pontefract.

The like to John Bacon, John de Radendale, and John Claver, by a jury of co. York [rectius Norfolk], touching the persons who with Richard de Mutford, William Botre, William Osyel, John Oysel, Richard de Gapton Thomas Norman, John Hervi of Hengham, William Hervi, Gilbert de Wramplyngham, John Adam and John de Toftes carried away the goods of Anselm le Mareschal at Hengham, and assaulted his servants. By K.

March 25. Pontefract.

Association of John Inge in the room of John de Treiagu, in a commission issued to the said John de Treiagu, Thomas Lercediakne and Henry de Chaumbernon touching the wrecking at the Lysard, co. Cornwall, of a ship, called the ship of St. Bartholomew of Bilvau, laden at le Swyne in Flanders by Sancius Fronyz and John de Burgis, merchants of Spain, when on a voyage to that country.

Vacated because otherwise below.

March 26. Pontefract.

Commission to Thomas Lercediakne, John Inge and Henry de Chaumbernon touching a complaint by Sanccius de Froniz and John de Burgis, merchants of Spain, that, whereas a ship called the ship of St. Bartholomew of Bilvau, of Spain, laden at La Swyne in Flanders with cloth, jewels, herrings and other goods of the said complainants and other merchants of Spain, to the value of 6,000l., in returning to Spain was wrecked upon the coast near the Lysard, co. Cornwall, certain persons took and carried away the said goods when cast on shore to the great loss of the complainants. Upon this matter John son of Alfonso, sometime king (regis) of Castile and Leon, having prayed the king to cause restitution of their goods to be made to the complainants, the king,—although by an inquisition made at his suit by John de Foxle, John de Stonore and William de Fulbourn on these goods it was found that no animal had escaped alive from the said ship, whereby the wares ought to belong to the king as wreck of sea,—wishing full justice to be done to the complainants the more so as the prayers of his said kinsman have been made on their behalf, assigns the above-named justices to enquire by oath as well of merchants and mariners as of other good men of the county of Cornwall whether the said ship was cast upon that coast, and when; what goods were cast ashore, how much of them belonged to the complainants and of what value, and how much to others and of what value, and by whom were the same taken and carried away and by whom are they now detained; whether any animal escaped ashore alive; and whether the complainants by themselves or others sued for restitution of their goods within a year and a day of the said tempest; and to do justice by causing restitution of the goods to be made, or the value thereof, and to hear and determine the trespass committed against them in this behalf. By K.

MEMBRANE 25d.

March 18. Blyth.

Commission de walliis et fossatis to Walter de Freskeneye, Robert de Malberthorp and Roger de Cupledyk, for the coast between places called Tydbrigge and Surfletbrigge in Holand, co. Lincoln.

March 25. Pontefract.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Cammoys, John de Bousser and William de Northho, on complaint by Robert de Stanegrave that William de Inyngfeld, Walter atte Mulle, John le Botiller of Wolkstede, William de Tauelherst, Roger de Caleghton, Joan de Codestone and Henry her son, and William de Hodekesham, with others, broke his park at Stanegrave, co. Surrey, hunted therein. By K.

March 25. Pontefract.

The like to the same justices on complaint by the said Robert that Henry Walkelyn, Gregory de Rokesle, Hamo de Rugge and Peter de Rugge of Hokyndenne, with others, entered his free warren at Hokyndenne, co. Kent, and hunted therein. By K.

MEMBRANE 24d.

March 23. Pontefract.

Commission to Ralph Savage, Hamo de Chigewell and Walter de Shorn to render judgment upon Henry Tyes and John Giffard of Brymmesfeld, traitors, according to the tenor of a schedule, which the king is sending to them under his half seal (sub pede sigilli sui); mandate to them to meet at the Tower of London on a day to be appointed by them to pronounce judgment in the form aforesaid; with mandate to the sheriffs of the city of London to be intendant to the said commissioners on the day appointed by them for the execution of the said judgment. By K.

The like to the said Ralph and Walter to render judgment upon Francis de Aldeham and Bartholomew de Asshburnham, traitors, at Canterbury. By K.

March 24. Pontefract.

The like to Nicholas Kyriel, James de Horn and Robert Paulyn to render judgment upon Thomas Colpeper, a traitor, at Winchelse. By K.

March 26. Pontefract.

The like to Ralph de Camoys and John de Shopenhanger to render judgment upon Francis de Aldeham, a traitor, at Wyndesore. By K.

The like to John Inge and Thomas de Marlebergh to render judgment upon William Flemyng, a traitor, at Kaerdyf. By K.

The like to Richard Lovel, Richard de Rodeneye and Richard Tilly to render judgment upon Henry de Wylyngton and Henry de Monte Forti, traitors, at Bristol. By K.

The like to Roger de Swynnerton, Hamo de Chigwell and John Waldesshef to render judgment upon Henry Tyes, a traitor, at the Tower of London. By K.

March 25. Pontefract.

The like to Henry de Cobeham, Edmund de Passele, John de Ifeld and Ralph Sauvage to render judgment upon Bartholomew de Badelesmere, a traitor, at Canterbury. By K.

April 28. Pontefract.

The like to John Inge, Robert de Paneris, David de Bere and Reginald de Frome to render judgment upon Stephen Baret, a traitor, at Swaneseye. By K.

April 28. York.

The like to Peter de Hebon, John Danesleye and John de Hampton to render judgment upon John Giffard of Brymmesfeld, a traitor, at Gloucester. By K.

March 24. Pontefract.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Kylvyngton, Master Thomas de Levesham and John de Wykham touching the persons who took and carried away the goods, late of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, a traitor, at Pykeryng and Esyngwald, co. York, notwithstanding that the king had taken all the castles, manors and goods of the said earl into his hands. By K.

The like to Roger Beler, John Chaynel and Henry de Hambury touching the persons who took and carried away goods, late of the said earl, and of other rebels and persons at Lynderiche, Thornton, Baggeworth, Desford, Donynton, Swynlond, Shelton, Petlyng, Luttreworth, Hynkele, Melton, Stapelford, Thurgaston, Broghton Astele, Shepeshede, Loughteburgh, Beaumanoir, Hukelescote, Ernesby and Fretheby co. Leicester. By K.

The like to the same touching like goods at Tottebury, Yoxhale, Sondon, Neuchastel, Blythewode, Snelleston, Bromshulf, Trentam Priors, Kel, Helegh, Tunstal, Eendon, Fenton Vivian, Staundon, Cressewell, Tilynton, Chetelton, Russheton, Alstanefeld, and Knyghtelegh, co. Stafford. By K.

The like to the same touching like goods at Duffeld, Beaurepair, Wirkesworth, Hertyndon, Melborn, Assheborn, Chaumpayn Park, Burghes, Matlak, Bonteshale, Bogh, Kenil, the forest of Duffeld, Dalbury, Longeford, Haversegge, Bradborn, Howgh, Thurvaston, Longelegh, Brassynton, Thorp, Bredelowe and Chelardeston, co. Derby. By K.

The like to Alan de Cobeldyk, John de la Cotere and Peter de Scremby touching like goods at Halton, Brocelby, Thoresby, Bache, Waynflet, Stepyng, Bolingbrok, Wrangele, Frith, Swaveton, Sutton, Lincoln, Lafford, Gretham, Beltesford, Horblyng, Thorleye, Burreth, Nocton, Tathewell, Kesceby, Salfletby, Somercotes, Kateby, Cavenby, Wolyngham by Stowe St. Mary, Tetteford, Grymmesby, Kelleseye, Perteneye and Chedelthorp, [rectius Thedelthorp] co. Lincoln. By K.

MEMBRANE 22d.

March 25. Pontefract.

Commission to John de Eyncourt and Richard de Whatton to deliver the gaol of Peterborough of prisoners confined therein.

April 3. Altofts.

Commission to William de Claydon and Hugh de Hampslape,—after recital that whereas in the time of Edward I and of the king wastes in the forests beyond Trent had been arrented by commissioners to divers men, which wastes some hold by charters of Edward I and of the king, and some without charters, by arrentations to be rendered at the Exchequer, and whereas many of such tenants have occupied a great part of the soil in the said forests beyond the number of acres arrented to them, and many others hold divers wastes in the same forests of the demise of ministers and others who had no power to make such demises, without rendering anything to the king,—to survey all wastes in the said forests, from the date of the last eyre of the justices of the Forest of the late king to the date hereof, whether arrented by Edward I or the king; to re-measure by the perch of the forest those wastes in the presence of those to whom they had been arrented or of their heirs or of the tenants thereof, viewing also all charters and arrentations which they have thereof; to enquire by oath as well of foresters, verderers and other ministers of the forest as of other good and lawful men of the said forests what wastes in the same forests have been committed by ministers or others not having power to do so, to tenants, and to whom and in what manner, viz. whether to the king's loss or prejudice, or not; to take into the king's hand the entire soil, which beyond the number of acres arrented as aforesaid, they shall find by such re-measurement unduly occupied, and also those wastes which have been so committed by ministers and others having no authority; and to certify the king of their entire action therein, and of the quantity of wastes taken by them into his hand. Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, keeper of the said forests is to cause to come before them as well foresters, verderers and other ministers of the said forests as other good and lawful men of his bailiwick by whom the truth can better be known. By K.

MEMBRANE 21d.

May 10. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigg, Robert de Thorp and Simon de Brunne on complaint by Peter de Salso Marisco that Simon de Drayton, Robert Alayn of Lufwyk, Thomas son of Robert Louerd of Lufwik, and Roger and William his brothers, William Wymund of Lufwyk, Simon son of Henry de Drayton, Roger son of Thomas Cursun of Lufwyk, William son of Ralph de Burton, Robert de Querndon and Robert Maggesson, with others, led and carried away 11 horses, 4 mares, 8 oxen, 3 steer, 7 cows, 140 sheep and 3 pigs of his of the price of 40l., and other goods of his at Overton Lungevill, co. Huntingdon, and assaulted his servants. By K. on the information of Master R. de Baldok.

MEMBRANE 20d

April 14. Pontefract.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Malberthorp, William de Clyf', Peter de Ludyngton and William de Farford, on complaint by Henry le Lavender and Richard le Littel, late king's bailiffs of the city of Lincoln, that whereas the bailiffs of that city ought to have cognisance of pleas of lands and tenements within that city and the suburbs thereof, and also of trespasses and contracts made there, amends of the breach of assize of bread and ale, gabel, toll, and other such customs and services and amercements arising there, in aid of the farm of that city; and whereas they as bailiffs came to a place within the city, called 'Le Bayl' to perform the duties of their office, Walter de Hauvill, John his son, William de Snarteford, the elder, Roger du Soler, John his son, Theobald le Spicer, Robert de Leverton, 'taverner,' John de Wynchecombe, Thomas 'Masse brother de Hauvill,' Alan le Pestur, Ralph Bour, Peter Jowell, Henry de Filyngham, Henry le Sauser, Gilbert le Scryveyn, John le Coteller, Robert de Neuport, 'souter,' William de Snarteford, the younger, Geoffrey de Frothingham, John 'Geffrei brother de Frothingham,' Roger de Dalderby, Peter Wade, William le Barber, John his son, John de Mumby, Gilbert de Bliburgh, Richard Findelove, Robert de Billing, 'taverner,' John le Pestour and William le Ferrour with others resisted them and prevented them from making summons, distraints or attachments and from duly performing the duties of their said office. By K. on the information of Master Robert de Baldok.

The like on behalf of the underwritten, late bailiffs of that city, viz.—

MEMBRANE 19d.

May 11. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Stephen de Segrave, John Pecche, Walter de Friskeneye and Robert de Malberthorp touching forestallers in the city of York, on complaint by the magnates in the Parliament of York that provisions are dearer than before the king's arrival, and that forestallers of London and of York are the cause of this dearness. By pet. of C.

MEMBRANE 18d.

April 23. Rothwell.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Foxle and John de Ifeld, on complaint by John Junctyn and his fellows, merchants of the society of the Peruchi of Florence, that, whereas they had laded a ship with 35 sacks of wool of the price of 500 marks at London, to be taken thence to Sandwich for sale, Robert Six of Sandwich, William Hardy of Gravesende, Robert Doget of Smalliden, John de Markesham of Smalliden, Funtanus de Middelton, Brian de Scesaltre, and Geoffrey Joye of Hoo with others boarded the ship in the river between the isle of Shepeye and Greyston on her way to Sandwich, and took and carried away the wool; the jury to be of the county of Kent.

May 20. York.

The like to Robert de Stokheye, John de Treiagu, and John de Fosse, on complaint by William de Ebbeworth of Tavystok, by petition exhibited before the king and Council, that, whereas he lately freighted a ship called the 'Edmund of Plemmewe' with cloth, linen, canvas, iron, wax, and other goods for conveyance to Sutton, certain persons of the towns of Waymewe and Portland and the neighbouring parts attacked the ship on her voyage to Sutton during one whole day and more, and at last boarded her in the port of the water of Lyme on the confines of the counties of Devon and Dorset, carried away the said merchandise, scuttled the ship, and sunk her in the said port, and assaulted the mariners, merchants and others that were in her; the jury to be of the said counties. By pet. of C. and fine of 20s.

MEMBRANE 17d.

May 18. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Segrave, the elder, Edmund de Eyncourt, John de Foxle, Walter de Friskeneye, Robert de Aspale and John de Heslarton, on information that the following persons acting in the name and with the authority (voce, nomine et signo) of the commonalty of the town of Cantebrigg attacked and spoiled divers inns of the masters and scholars of the University, climbed the walls, broke the doors and windows, mounted by ladders into the solers and assaulted the said masters and scholars, imprisoned some, mutilated others of their members, and killed Walter de Shelton, parson of the church of Welton, carried away all they could of the books and other goods of all the masters and scholars, so that no person dare go to the University of the said town for study, to wit:—Simon de Reefham, mayor of the town of Cantebrigg, William de Sledmere John Pourfisshe and Robert de Bury, bailiffs of the town, John Pittock of Cantrebrigg clerk, Hugh Flemyng, William Scot, Walter le Flesshemonger, Walter le Deken, Edmund de Briggestrete, William Flemyng, John Flemyng, Roger le Koke, 'flesshemonger,' Robert Spurngolde, John Andreu, Ivo le Flesshemonger, John Snel, Thomas de Kymberle, John de Kymberle, Richard de Kymberle, James Brekemast, Robert Martin, Richard le Tableter, John 'Richardsman le Tableter,' Nicholas le Spicer, Walter le Pardoner, John le Sadeler, John son of Richard le Fruemonger (sic), Hugh de Thornham, William le Pultere, John de Snaylwell, William de Barnton and John his son, Walter de Gasele, Simon le Sherman, Richard de Modibrok, John de Brunne, William le Forester, John de Leyk, Robert de Pyncebek, William de Thackestede, Robert de Clay, 'shereman,' Robert Dunnyng, John de Acre, Thomas le Turnour, Roger de Sancto Neoto, Richard de Thackestede, Roger Wakewo, Geoffrey de Thackestede, Roger Fouk, Geoffrey de Ely, John Utlagh, Robert de Bilton, William de Brigg, Richard Matelask, John de Denford, Robert le Golsmith, Henry le Golsmith, John de Tychewell, John de Cumberton, 'sherman,' Edmund le Taillour, John Baroun, Robert le Shereman, John Knyvet, Henry de Toft, Robert le Taverner, William Carbonel, Alexander de Chesterton, Robert de Tychewell, John de Trumpyngton, John de Chaumpes, Geoffrey Gereweye, John le Taverner, William Godeyer, John Coulyng, John de Biteryng, Robert le Barbour, Reginald de Trumpyngton, Reginald le Ledebeter, Stephen Godesone, Thomas de Leycestre, Peter le Smith, Thomas Lorimer, John de Sheccheford, Henry Swalowe, William Lorimer, Richard de Roderham, Ralph le Bakester, Richard de Talworth, Henry le Baker, Richard le Baker, Thomas le Fourbur, Thomas le Garlekemonger, Guy le Spicer and John his son, Walter de Salesbury, David le Souter, John Payn, Robert de Pagrave, John de Nichole, John Edward, John de Hornyngeserih', Thomas le Surgien, Henry le Shereman, Thomas 'Jonesman Edward,' Robert le Sheresman, Thomas son of Robert le Sheresman, and Adam his brother, Robert le Souter, William de Disse, William de Bodekisham, Peter le Horner, Adam de Essex, William Aloum, William le Spicer, William le Longesouter, Thomas le Latoner, William de Tyd, Roger le Wolmonger, Richard le Geldere, Ralph le Fisshere, John Dukes, 'le greyndre,' John le Baker, John Sponge, Henry le Glover, William de Haselingfeld, John le Mareschal, Simon de Helpyngham, Adam de Derham, Alexander le Beer, John de Shuldam, Bernard le Baker, William Tuillet, Andrew le Smith, Alan de Reefham, Henry le Fletchere, Robert Tuillet, Richard Tuillet, Robert de Gritton, Richard Carde, John Pawe, and Nicholas, William and John, his sons, Alan de Badburgham, John de Ware, William de Castre, Robert de Fulbourn, Benedict de Byri, Ralph de Reefham, Hugh le Taverner, Ralph Balle, John le Clerk, Walter de Talworth, William Pope, Ivo de Helpyngham, Thomas de Barenton, Richard le Barbour, John Pylat, James son of Agnes le Fisshere, William de Lenn, William Scoler, William de Biry, John Fykes, Brice de Reefham, John Brice, John le Fisshere, Gilbert de Chateriz, Robert le Baker, Henry de Berton, Laurence le Deer, John le Spenser, Robert Hassock, Ancelm de Costesseye, William le Whelwright, Thomas Niket, Roger de Heneye, John de la Sale, Robert Skot, William Seman, Robert le Longe, John de Lingewode, William de Hundercle, the elder, William de Hindercle, the younger, Robert le Barker, Henry de Beche, Laurence de Hadenham, William atte Gate, John Robelyarde, Adam de Boungeye, Alan le Walshe, Bartholomew le Walshe, Robert de Pikeryng, William atte Kyrkegate, Robert le Spicer, Robert le Chaundeler, Alexander le Barber, Henry de Triplowe, Richard de Ermedru, Elias le Baker, Bartholomew Moriz, John Freblode, Roger de Costeseye, Simon de Braddele, Richard de Tripelowe, William le Antoner, Geoffrey Duk', Bartholomew le Barker, Robert de Comberton, Henry de Wynpole, Walter de Bedeford, Matthew le Barker, John le Lytester, Andrew de Hiche, Simon atte Ponde, Richard de Mordone, John Moriz, James Godelomb, Geoffrey de Wardeboys, William de Sledmere, Walter de Coten, William le Heyward, William de Wrestlingworth, Humphrey de Berkyng, Robert atte Ponde, William de Brunne, Peter de Neuwenham, Peter de Bernyngham, John Breton, William atte Howes, John Berfot, Robert Ballard, Richard Portjoye, Henry le Barbour, Laurence le Taillour, William Holaye, William Pellur, Ralph de Comberton, Roger de Haselyngfeld, Stephen le Furbour, Geoffrey de Tichewell, Henry le Smith, John Kyng, John le Pasteymonger, Thomas de Snaylwell, John de Snoryng, Alan de domo Sancti Petri, Robert Thurrok, Humphrey de Pyncebek, John de Maidenston, Alexander de Bodekysham, John de Comberton, Simon de Chesterton, John de Sancto Neoto, Albred le Mercer, and William le Toller of Cantebrigg. [Parl. Writs ; Fœdera.] By pet. of C.

The like to the same justices, on complaint by Arnold de Tyle, clerk, that the above-named persons came to his inn at Cantebrige, assaulted and wounded him, and took and carried away his goods. By pet. of C.

May 18. York.

The like to the same justices on like complaint by James de Ispania, clerk. By pet. of C.

May 18. York.

The like to the same justices on like complaint by Hugh Gernoun, parson of the church of Elkesleye. By pet. of C.

May 18. York.

The like to the same justices on like complaint by John de la Haye, clerk. By pet. of C.

MEMBRANE 16d.

April 25. Rothwell.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Herle, John de Bousser and Adam de Brom, touching the persons who led and took away horses, stud horses (equitia), and other animals and cattle, and also divers goods late of Hugh le Despenser, the younger, in Glaumorgan, Morganno, and Cantredemaure, and of other rebels in the said lands, and in the lands of Gower, Cantrevaghan, Breghenok, Blenleveny, Talgar, Brentles, Usk, Kerleoun, and Caldecote, which by forfeiture of the said rebels ought to remain over to the king; and after the said lands came into the king's hands hunted in the parks, woods, chaces, and free warrens therein, fished in the stanks and stews, cut down trees, took ransoms of divers men of those lands who were of the king's allegiance, carried away their goods, and set free without any mandate or authority certain of the king's enemies who had been taken.

May 6. York.

The like to Thomas de Gardinis, Richard de la Bere, John le Botiller of Lanultut and Thomas de Achecote, on complaint by William Aylmer, parson of the church of Dadyngton, that Richard de la Ryvere, knight, Gilbert atte Rugge, John Lovekyn, Henry Sociis (sic), Juliana la Cartere, John de Wockesegh, Thomas le Neweman, William atte Hurnewest, Juliana Hobbes, Alice Carkeborwes, John Morkok, clerk, Joan la Keu of Hampton, Margery Gunnild, Juliana Lavender, Isabella Stretende, Alice Chaumpeneys of Shryvenham, Juliana Gilotes, William atte Hurne, John Dolle, William Kyng of Bisshopeston, John le Kyng, William Bonenfaunt, the elder, Laurence le Eyer, Thomas Wynsom, John de Wyrston, James le Hayward, William atte Mulle, Henry le Fevre of Hanydon, John son of Robert de Stratton, Ralph Moreles, John Sturmy of Wachenesfeld, William Carkeborwe, Thomas Guneld, Agnes Walteres, William Elizabeth', Henry 'Thequeneheyward,' John Cheverel, Isabella Chesman, William Countesse, Margery atte Mulle, Hugh de Tyngewyk, Joan Amye, Henry le Fevre of Worth, William Revehyne, Juliana Huwes, Richard Gardiner, Thomas le White, John de Ludynton, chaplain, Matilda Henries, Richard Horard, Joan Jammes, John son of Stephen le Budel, John Crume of Farendon, Adam le Revehyne of Sevenhampton, John de Bereford, Christiana, late the wife of Hugh le Portmon, William son of Richard Michel of Wotton, Peter le Coupere of Wotton, Eva le Brewestere, Richard de Perle of Drayton by Abyndon, John (sic), John le Heward of Sutton by Abyndon, John, vicar of the church of Hanydon, William le Longe of Stratton, Walter Orgoyl, Walter Wallop, Robert Chubbe, Matilda Wadele, Roger Lente, Joan, late the wife of Richard de Lente, Nicholas le Duk, Thomas Blissote, Walter Coche, Robert James and Agnes his wife, John le Fevre, Thomas Joce, Nicholas Walteres, Richard Scot, William Scot, John Scot, Robert 'Jonesservant de Lente,' William Coppyng, William Leche, Thomas Cate, William Maundevill, and John his brother, William Plumer, William Selewyn, Amice Jamys, Matthew Pycot, Walter le Cartere, Thomas le Fullere, Henry Estevene, John Jamys, Richard Brian, William le Clerk, William Henries of Westrop, Roger le Keu of Worth, Walter de Hayndon, Matilda Culby, Henry Kyng of Bluntesdon, Henry le Jugelour of Lechelade, Henry, vicar of the church of Inglesham, William 'Themerkeresbaillif,' Richard Hughesone, Joan Bagge, Philip Costard, Roger 'Thebaillif of the hundred of Worth,' Adam 'Richardesbaillif de la Ryvere,' Thomas le Heyward of Hanydon, Sarra Dunnyng, Thomas Beccote, Gervase le Taborer, Nicholas le Fithelere, Richard Burbache, Margery Burbache, William Strech, Andrew Slophol, William atte Storte, Robert Pauns, Robert 'Williamesheyward de Maundevill,' Adam Kiffus, Henry Jauymis, Agnes Coles, Christina Coles, Richard Torald of Inglesham, Richard Hughesson, Adam Coppyng, Margery Wase, Andrew Brekeston, John de Leycestre, John Perceval, Thomas de Bradeston, John de Inglescoumbe, Joan atte Hurne, Agnes de Hanydon, Margery Huberdes, William Hurtehevene, John Vorty, John Havepayn, Thomas Castel, John Whitside, Adam Burbache, William Dayberd, John son of Stephen le Budel, John de Hurne of Stratton, Henry de Baldon of Farendon, William de Mercham, Henry Alice, John Lurk, Robert Lurk, William Tulle and Thomas Turry, with others, broke his houses at Sevenhampton and Heyworth, co. Wilts, and carried away his goods. By K. on the information of Richard de Ayremynne.

The like to the same justices, on complaint by the said William that John de Wynton, William de Skelton, Robert Breton of Dadyngton, John Stedeman, Robert le Cartere, John Wadde, John la Mare, Agnes de Stowe, Richard 'Inthelane,' William 'Anneysmanstowe,' Hugh King, Henry Luffyng, John Rotour, Adam Hayot, John Blake, John le Fychere, Richard Tibbesone, Richard Humber, Richard le Suour, John Bretoun, the younger, John Bretoun, the elder, Adam Aungevyn, William son of Richard, Michael de Wotton, Cicely de Fakenham, Isolda de Oxenford, Alice le Ledyettere, Alexander le Barbour, John Lenglish, Richard Ruglish, William Neuman, William Gylot, John Honyman, Emma Scorth, William Mayo, Alice Donne, John de Oxon', John Gerveys, Agnes de Pythinton, Ralph de Bereford, Thomas Snel, John le Mouner, Agnes de Fakenham, John le Lokiere, John Neugh, Margery Gygour, Margery North, William Gygour, John le Fullere, Simon Cachefrensh, William Tonay, Robert Perkyn, Simon 'Thepersonesheldare,' Walter de Mildecoumbe, Henry Partrich of Wodestoke, Hugh le Mouner, Vincent de Storteford of London, 'wolmongere,' Adam Hocard of Dadynton, William Mazoun, John de London, 'taillour,' Hugh Andreu, William Dobbe, Thomas le Glasiere, Thomas Cok, William le Suour of Dadynton, Richard Bifeld, William le Swon, Nicholas Carlot, Simon le Sclat[ter]e, Gilbert Kempe, Gilbert de Berewyk, William Symple, Hugh de Tankevill, Henry Tankevill, Richard de Perle of Drayton, John le Heyward of Sutton by Abyndon, Thomas Musard of Brackele, Hugh Puddyng of Wodestok, Thomas Reysun, Philip Bacun, Juliana Bretoun, William Walrond, Richard le Smyth, Agnes Aleblast[er] of Kempton, Ralph le Peyntour, William Duryval, Robert Honyman, Emma de Bubenhull, Robert le Cartere, Juliana Cope, Agnes de Fakenham, John de Upton, Alice Swote, John le Taillour of Aynho, and William Godhous with others broke his houses at Dadynton and Caveresham, co. Oxford, and carried away his goods. By K. on the information of R. de Ayremynne.

MEMBRANE 15d.

May 15. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Camoys, John de Stonore, John de Cantebrigge, and Simon de Brunne on complaint by John de Sancto Amando that Robert son of Robert de Schakeleton, William le Britton of Houghton Conquest, Richard son of Ralph de Sevelesho, Ralph son of Ralph son of Richard, Thomas Spygurnel, William le Brune, Thomas de Stodle of Wotton, Thomas son of Laurence de Adington of Kemeston Herdewyk, Nicholas le Irnemongere of Bedeford, John his son, and Nicholas brother of the said John, Stephen de Bodenho of Bedeford, Maurice Culbere of Bedeford, Simon Cullebere, John son of John Wymond, Henry Olyver, Nicholas de Astwod, William Beauchamp, 'bocher,' Thomas le Spicer, Robert Crowe, William son of Simon le Carpenter, William Feye, William Hastyng, Stephen le Bole, John le Bole, Roger le Taverner, Nigel Hauteyn, Hugh Frys, Thomas Priour, John de Ocle, the elder, John de Ocle, the younger, Adam Blaunche, John Thyoun le Tabourer, Nicholas le Roper, Richard Nichole, Warin Rowold, Simon de Lymbodesheye, and Ralph his son and John, brother of the said Ralph, Richard Merlyn, John Saloue, Robert Saloue, Richard le Cok, Roger Haucepe, Stephen son of Hugh de Hawenes, Robert Walters, John le Bore, Geoffrey Juliane, John Woderoue, John Gerad (sic) le Carpenter, Robert Roger, Matilda le Rede of Houghton Conquest, John son of Ralph Gerard, Richard Jargeville 'le persones serjaunt' of Maldon, Robert Goderiche of Kemeston Herdewyk, Robert Arnold of Pelinge, John Arnold of the same place, John 'Thomas serjant de Herdewyk,' John le Whyte of Kemston Herdewyk, John Hammok of Chechele, Robert son of David de Maldon, Simon le Brittoun of Wyliton, John Godard of Merston, Thomas son of Stephen de Maldon, Henry son of Thomas atte Churche, and Robert, parson of a moiety of the church of Hoghton Conquest, and others broke his houses at Houghton Conquest, co. Bedford, mowed his corn, and carried away his goods. By K.

Afterwards, on 26 July, in the 16th year, these letters were renewed word for word, with the omission of the said Ralph.

May 18. York.

The like to Roger de Tyryngham, John de Dene, John Beyveyr, John le Botiller and John de Hampton, on complaint by William la Zousche of Esseby that John Wyard, Robert de Harle, Ralph le Porter, parson of the church of Estham, Edmund de Banewell, Henry de Pensax, Adam de Strete, and John de la More, with others, hunted in his parks, chaces, and free warrens at Cynteleye, Elmeleye Lovet, Wadebergh, Newyton, Pyriton, and Beleye, co. Worcester, Berkeswell, Claverdon, Beausale, and Lytheren, co. Warwick, Rocheford, co. Hereford, and Hamslap, co. Buckingham, fished in his stanks and stews there, and carried away fish, deer, hares, rabbits, and other goods. By K.

March 24. Pontefract.

The like to Roger Beler, John Cheynel and Henry de Hambury touching the persons who entered the castles, manors, towns, lands and tenements, late of divers rebels, and in the king's hands through forfeiture, viz. at Duffeld, Beaurepeir, Wirkesworth, Hertingdon, Assheburn, Chaumpaynpark, Borughes, Matlok, Bonteshale, Bough, Kenill, Dalbury, Longeford, Haversegge, Bradburn, Hugh, Thurvaston, Longele, Brassinton, Thorp, Bredelowe, Chelardeston, and Melburn, co. Derby, Bromshulf, Sondon, Chetelton, Amelcote, Cressewall, Tilinton, Arlegh, the dwelling-place of James de Stafford in Stafford, that of William de Stafford in Stafford, Blitheworde, Snellesdale, Throule, Ethelaston, Adgareslegh, Neuborugh, Okovere, Blakenhale, Migners, Yoxhale, Newcastle under Lyme, the castle of Helegh, Frodeswall, the castle of Tuttebury, the castle of Charteleye, co. Stafford, the castle of Kenilworth, Blashale, Shustok, Braundon, Arleye, Sloleye, Stretton, Lee, Dunton, Whitacre, Elmedon, Grave, Lapworth, Baddesleye, and Oxhull, co. Warwick, Hynkele, Desford, Shulton, Melton, Newbold, Luttreworth, Cotesbech, Minstreton Temple, Shepesheved, Brochton Astele, Swithelond, Petlyng, Flekeneye, Ernesby, Lindrich, Andrechirche, Stordum, Leicestre, Stapelford, the manor of the bishop of Lincoln in Leicestre, Radeclive, the castle of Leicestre, the castle of Dunyngton, Loughtburgh, Beaumaner, Huclescote, and Fretheby, co. Leicester : Navesby, Buckeby, Passenham, Wadenho, Hales, Little Preston, Kiskingbury (sic), Kyldesby, Crek, Flore, Broyngton, Welde, Milnecotes, Eydon, Marham, Sudborugh, Twywell, Lillebourn, Eketon and Brampton, co. Northampton, Forthe, Forthesham, Pontesbury, Cherleton, Neuport, Egmyngdon, Norton, Ercalewe and Red Castle, co. Salop; and touching the keepers and ministers of the king who appropriated and concealed the king's goods found there, imprisoned divers ecclesiastical and secular men until they made fine for their delivery and appropriated such fines, seized their goods to the king's use and appropriated them, levied in the king's name money granted in aid of the king's expedition at the time of the late disturbance and appropriated it, received money from men of their bailiwicks whom they ought to have compelled to go on the king's service, and committed other offences. By K.

Afterwards on 20 May next, Walter de Friskeneye and William de Miggeleye were associated with the above-named justices.

May 17. York.

The like to John atte Fosse, William Chaumflour, and Robert de Brenkele on complaint by Richard Tilly that John Boroy, John Bode, Ralph de Midelne, and John his brother, William Peperwhyt, and Reginald le Cornmangir, and others, entered his manors at Asshecote and Nether Hamme, co. Somerset, broke his close and houses, and carried away his goods. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 14d.

Commission to H. de Cobham, E. de Passele and J. Ifeld to deliver the goal of Rochester of John de Beggebury, imprisoned therein as an adherent of Bartholomew de Badelesmere, a traitor.

May 17. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, Nicholas de Wedergrave, and John de Fosse, on complaint by William de Sancto Albino, prior of Goldeclyve, in the Marches of Wales, which is of the king's patronage and is a cell of the abbey of Bec Hellouin, that, whereas the abbot of Bec Hellouin removed Ralph de Runcevill, his fellow monk, late prior thereof, and presented the said William thereto as prior, and the king had admitted him and had commanded the temporalities of the priory to be delivered to him, the said Ralph disobeying his abbot therein and resisting the king's mandates, held the said priory during half a year after the said tenth year, not permitting the said William, the prior, to enter the priory or to dispose of or order the possessions thereof as pertain to his office, William le Walsh of Lanwaryn, John Ythel, Adam son of Robert le Walsh, William son of Robert le Walsh, Griffin ap Henry, Lewelin ap Meurick, William Machon, Nicholas Machon, Walter de Preston, and John Wolrich within the said half-year broke the treasury of the priory at Goldeclyve within the prior's liberty, took and carried away cups, bowls (pelves), and other vessels of silver and gilt, and other goods and muniments of the house, broke a chest secured with four locks, wherein the prior's seal was kept, took the seal and sealed with it divers quit-claims, alienated many lands and tenements belonging to the priory, granted certain pensions and corrodies, and bound the priory in bonds for debts which the prior and convent did not owe. The jury is to be of the men of the lands of Caldecote, Kaerlion and Edelegan, which are in the king's hands for certain causes, and of the land of Stroguill belonging to Thomas, earl of Norfolk and Marshal of England, the king's brother, all which are in the vicinage of the liberty of Goldeclyve.

Altered because sealed at another time by pet. of C.

May 18. York.

The like to Hugh le Despenser, earl of Winchester, Henry le Scrop, Walter de Norwyco and William de Bereford, on complaint by John de Britannia, earl of Richmond, that Henry son of Hugh, Robert de Ellerton, Goderic de Neusum, Thomas de Laton, knight, Thomas de Rokeby, William Tailleboys, William de Mabanhou, Henry de Tesedale, John de Laton, Richard de Crossethwayt, William de Boghes and John le Gynour, and others, while the earl was coming by the king's command to the Parliament at Westminster summoned for three weeks after midsummer last, came to his castle of Boghes, co. York, besieged and took it, expelled John Nowel, the constable thereof, and other his men and servants, and held the castle for a long time, did not permit him to levy and receive his toll and other customs and rents and divers other services, but levied the same themselves, partly burnt a hall in the castle, consumed four tuns of wine, of the price of 20l. and other victuals, carried away his armour, springalds and engines, and other goods, left the castle without guard while the Scots were in those parts, and hunted in his free chace of Richemund, Gillyng and Skitheby, co. York, and carried away deer and assaulted the keepers. By pet. of C.

May 20. York.

Mandate to Robert de Sapy, keeper of the land of Powys, which is in the king's hands, to the following effect. Whereas Roger Trumwyne, lately found surety to hold himself faithful, and the king by divers writs commanded the said Robert to deliver all lands and tenements which the said Roger and Joan his wife, late the wife of Owen de la Pole, held in Powys in dower of the said Joan, and which had been taken into the king's hands, to the said Roger and Joan, together with the goods of the said Roger then in them, and afterwards upon information that divers disturbers of the peace had hindered the said Robert so that he could not deliver the said lands and tenements, and further had assaulted the servants of the said Roger and killed some of them, and had taken and abducted the said Joan and detained her in that land ; the king commanded him to deliver without delay to the said Roger and Joan the said lands, tenements and goods according to the tenor of his aforesaid repeated mandates and to cause the said Joan to be released, and to attach and detain any persons offering resistance ; and the said Robert has returned that he has not been able to deliver the said lands, tenements and goods on account of the resistance and malice of Llewelin ap Tuder, Owen ap Griffud ap Gwen, Philip ap Lewelin, Madoc ap Tuder Loyt, Madoc ap Tudir ap Madoc, Llewelin ap Howel, Griffin Cragh, Cadegan ap Lewelin, Griffin Penbras, and Owen his brother, Griffin ap Griffith ap Gwen, Griffin Whith ap Tuder Loit, Yevan Tor, Yevan Duy, Yevan ap Tuder ap Madok, Griffin Loid Rouka, Houwel Cragh, David Duy ap Eynon, Griffin ap Edeneuet, Madoc ap Edeneuet, Edenewen ap Gwyn, Madok ap Griffith ap Eyneon, Madoc ap Griffith ap Gliwys, Lewelin Gogh ap Griffith, Griffin ap Oweyn Gogh and his son, Howel Gogh ap Nest, and Yevan Hyr, who with the entire commonalty of the counties of Keveillok and Kereignen came to Lannurvel and answered in common that they would not attorn to the said Robert and Joan or to any other person for the king's mandate, or at the command of any person until they had order by word of the king's mouth at his Parliament ; and that he could not without a great posse attach such disturbers of the peace on account of their numbers and malice, as is contained in the said returns,—the king, considering the dishonour to him and his dignity by such resistance and disobedience and being determined that his said mandates shall be put in execution, commands the said Robert to deliver without delay to the said Roger and Joan the lands, tenements and goods aforesaid, and if he shall find any persons resisting therein, to attach them and keep them in safe custody according to the tenor of the aforesaid mandates, taking for this purpose the posse of the land of Powys ; and the king has commanded Edmund, earl of Arundel, lord of the lands of Kedewynk, Chirk and Osewaldestre, Peter Corbet, lord of Caus, Res ap Griffith, keeper of the king's lands of Cardigan, the constable of the castle of Montgomery, the sheriff of Mereunith, and the sheriff of Salop and Stafford, to be aiding with their posses whenever required by the said Robert. By pet. of C.

MEMBRANE 13d.

May 13. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Vaus, Nicholas Scot, William de Denum and Richard de Emeldon, on representation by William Grubbe of Suthfen, merchant of Almain, by petition exhibited before the king and Council, that in crossing the sea in his ship laden with timber, herrings, and other goods from Norway to Lenne or Yarmouth to trade with, he came to Raveneser and from there was driven by a tempest to a place in the sea called Cousterde by Baumburgh, and not wishing or daring to go further North for fear of the Scots, for the safety of himself, his ship and goods, he anchored there, when Roger de Horsle and John son of Juliana de Neubigging and others boarded his ship, assaulted him and his mariners, took them and the ship whither they wished, imprisoned him and the mariners in prison at Baumburgh until the said William and the mariners swore on the holy gospels that they would go from thence to Scotland, and conducted them three leagues in the direction of Berewyk, but as soon as their said conductors had left them they turned immediately towards Newcastle on Tyne; and that his said ship and goods are still detained. By pet. of C.

May 18. York.

The like to John de Thorp, Simon de Hedersete, and John le Claver, on complaint by Nicholas de Hamburgh, merchant of Almain, that whereas he freighted a ship called la Welyfare del Brele with divers wares at Grippeswold in Estland, for conveyance to Kyngeston upon Hull, Robert Levyng of Aldesburgh, Richard atte Forthe, John son of Thomas Ayered, Thomas Yustace of Reydone, Thomas de Gosemere, Robert Hereward of Reydone, Geoffrey Pape of Reydon, Thomas de Aldeburgh, and Thomas 'Thomas-servant de Aldeburgh,' Henry Pakke of Suthwolde, Adam Barlibred, Thomas son of Richard Rokelyn, Richard de Jernemuta, John de Eston, Benedict le Whryte, William Nichole of Welles, Hervey Seman of Brunham, John Felawe of Brunham, Thomas Mirihel of Brunham, and Thomas Mirihel of Brunnemuth, and others, boarded his ship near Blakeneye, co. Norfolk, on her voyage, took and carried away his goods and assaulted him. By K.

Vacated because otherwise on the schedule hereto annexed.

(Schedule.)

May 18. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Thorp, Simon de Hedersete, Edmund de Hemmegrave, and John le Claver, on complaint by Nicholas de Hamburgh, merchant of Almain, that, whereas he freighted a ship called la Welyfare del Brele with divers wares at Grippeswold in Estland, to be brought to the town of Kyngeston upon Hull to trade with, Robert Levyng of Aldesburgh, Richard atte Forthe, John son of Thomas Ayered, Thomas Yustace of Reydone, Thomas de Gosemere, Robert Hereward of Reydone, Geoffrey Pape of Reydone, Thomas de Aldeburgh, and Thomas 'Thomas servant de Aldeburgh', Henry Pakke of Suthwolde, Adam Barlibred, Thomas son of Richard Rokelyn, Ralph de Jernemutha, John de Eston, William Nicole of Wells, Hervey Seman of Brunham, John Dammanneissone, John Dosyere of Northales, John Soft of Northales, John Skylman of Eston, Geoffrey Wys of Eston, Thomas de Bekham of Suthwold, and William his brother, John Chevere of Suthwold, Thomas de Whyton, William Aldeth of Aldeburgh, John de la Forthe, Richard son of John, Thomas atte Strete, John Baldewyne, Thomas le Wayt, John le Qwyte, John Bal, Richard Bal, Andrew Baldeneve, John Roche, John le Marchal, Hervey Spenser of Brunham, Gilbert Burgeys of Tychewell, John de Tychewell, Hugh Peper de Depedale, John Larke of Depedale, William Neuman of Thornam, Geoffrey Wyberd of Thornham, William Baret of Hunestaneston, Adam de Pakefeld of Brunham, Ralph Grome of Depedale, Ralph Red of Brunham, John Spynk of Brunham, Thomas Gowe of Brunham, Paul de Wymundham, Seman Gillott, John Adam of Brunham, and others, boarded the said ship near Blakeneye, co Norfolk, carried away his goods and assaulted him. The jury to be from Norfolk. By K.

The like, word for word, on complaint by the said Nicholas de Hamburgh. The jury to be from the county of Suffolk. By K.

(On the dorse of the same Schedule.)

May 18. York.

The like to the same justices on complaint by Helunc Grove, merchant of Almain, that, whereas he freighted a ship called la Welyfare with divers goods at Hamburgh in Almain to be taken to Yarmouth to trade with, John Essoul of Baldeseye and Ranulf his son and others boarded the ship within the port of Goseford, co. Suffolk, into which port on her voyage to Yarmouth, it had been driven by stress of weather, carried away his goods and assaulted his men. By K.

May 16. York.

The like to Roger Beler, Hugh de Prestwold and Rod'o (sic) Beler, on complaint by John Hamelyn that Thomas Blaunfrount, Simon de Bereford and William his brother, and Henry de Leckebourn and others entered his manors at Wymundham, Burton Seint Lazer, and Barewe upon Sore, co. Leicester, and Okele, co. Stafford, and committed divers trespasses in his parks there. By K.

May 16. York.

The like to Edmund de Hemmegrave, Simon de Hedersete and John Claver on complaint by Albridus de Breme, merchant of Almain, that John Lambot, Thomas Sprynget, Robert Leuys of Grenewich, Thomas Gilour, Alexander de Sandwyco, Gervase Alard of Wynchelse, the younger, Henry Alard and Henry his brother, and others, boarded his ship while anchored in the port of Harwich, assaulted him and his men, and took away the ship with the goods in her : the jury to be of Suffolk. By K.

May 16. York.

The like to Walter de Norwyco, John de Thorp and John Claver, on information that Thomas Daniet, Reginald son of Thomas, Bartholomew le Cayly, John son of Simon de Walpol, Peter son of Peter, John son of Adam, Walter Kippyng, Walter Sparwe of Walsokne, Robert de Causton, William le Mareschal, Peter de Aldebury, Walter son of Adam de Colton of Tyrington, Walter son of Clarice, John son of Thomas, Robert Chapman, Reginald Chapman, Reginald son of Ralph, Laurence de Depedale of Walton, Geoffrey son of Stephen, John le Blowere, Eustace Noon, Richard de Rygges, John Flury, William de Westburgh of Tilney, Richard le Blowere, Adam son of Gregory, John Germound, Edmund Grey and Joseph Lambert, of Wynggenhale, subcollectors of the eighteenth in the towns of Walpol, Westwalton, Walsokne, Tilneye, Tiryngton and Wygenhale, co. Norfolk, men deputed from the said towns, taxed and raised great sums of money for the king's use from the said towns, which they concealed and appropriated. By K.

May 18. York.

The like to Ralph Basset of Drayton, William la Zousche of Assheby, Thomas de Radeclyve, and William de Assheby, on complaint by John de Pateshull that John de Olneye, William le Botiller, the younger, Richard de Newenham, Walter le Gardener of Wodehull, and Robert his brother, Stephen de Haversham, clerk, and John Dauncelark with others broke his houses of Little Craule, co. Buckingham, and carried away his goods. By pet. of C.

May 16.York.

The like to Edmund de Nevill, John Travers, and John de Lancastre, by oath of good men of the counties of York and Lancaster, touching the persons who broke the king's free chaces of Bouland, co. York, and Penhull, Trouden, Rossendale, Akerington, and Hoddelesden, co. Lancaster. By K.

MEMBRANE 12d.

May 17.York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Langele, Robert de Stoke and Roger Illari touching the persons who burned a water mill at Warewyk, while it was in the king's hands by reason of the minority of Thomas son of Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick. By K.

May 18. York.

Mandate to Roger Beler, keeper of the castles, manors, towns and lands, late of Thomas, sometime earl of Lancaster, and of other rebels in the counties of Leicester, Stafford and Derby, which are in the king's hands, to make an extent thereof, to wit, of their yearly value in demesnes, villeinages, homages, services, rents, and all other issues ; and to enquire what lands are forfeitures to the king without claim, and what have claims lodged against them; what are worth keeping in the king's hands for stock and other profits, what would be better let to farm to tenants and at what rates and terms ; also as to those lands kept in the king's hand, at what farm they would let ; also how much great wood and underwood could be sold without waste or destruction and what other profits could be made thereof ; and he is to certify the king hereof this side of the quinzaine of Midsummer. By K. and C.

The like to the following touching the castles, manors, towns, lands, and tenements of rebels in the following counties:—

John Travers in Lancaster.

Roger de Waltham in Stafford.

Robert de Tok in Derby.

Richard de Whatton in Northampton, Nottingham, and Rutland.

Robert de Gaddesby in Leicester.

Robert de Aston of the possessions of the earl of Lancaster and others in Somerset, Dorset, and Gloucester.

Richard de Emeldon, of the lands of the said earl and others in Northumberland.

John Travers of the lands of the earl and others in Lancaster, Blakeburnshire, and Halton, co. Chester.

Robert de Hungerford of lands of the earl and others in the city of London, and counties of Middlesex, Wilts, Berks, and Southampton.

The keeper of the lands of certain rebels in Lancaster.

Richard de Rodeneye, of the lands of the earl and others in Devon and Cornwall.

Gilbert de Syngelton, of the castle of Haulton, and lands in Congelton, Whitteleie and Longedendale, co. Chester, and Wydenes, co. Lancaster.

Thomas Deyvill, of the castle and manor of Pontefract, and all castles and lands of the earl and others in the county of York on this side the river Use, except the manor of Skipton in Craven.

Robert de Whatton, of the manor of Kneshale and all castles and lands of the earl and others in Nottingham, Northampton and Rutland, and fees of Lancaster in the counties of Lincoln and Nottingham and in the under-shrievalty (retrovicecom') of Lincoln.

John de Kylvynton of the like between the rivers These and Use.

Henry de Malton, of the like in Westmoreland and Cumberland, and the castles and manors of Skipton in Craven and Burton in Lonesdale.

Alan de Cuppeldyk of the like in Lincoln.

Roger Carles of the like in Hereford, Worcester, and Salop.

Robert de Stoke of the like in Warwick, Oxford, Bedford, and Buckingham.

June 15.Haddlesey.

The like mandate to John de Whytington, Peter de Scremby, Nicholas de Neubald, and Robert Haulay touching the lands &c. of the said earl and other rebels in the county of Lincoln. By K. and C.

May 18. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Bereford, John de Foxle, John de Stonore, and Robert de Morby, on complaint by John de Bloxham that Thomas son of Roger de Beaufoo and Roger his brother, Roger son of Guy de Wyginton, Robert son of John de Trillowe, John de Leye, Edmund Flambard, John son of Ralph de Bereford, Walter son of Ralph de Sutton of Donstowe, Thomas de Hynton, John Wodeward, Richard le Faukener, Thomas son of John Baldon, Thomas Eleyne, Lovekin Bruyn of Bereford St. John, Walter atte Grove, John Richard, Adam de Bobenhull, Robert son of Walter de Molendino, Richard le Thresshere, and Roger de Roppesle with others entered his dwelling-place at Bereford St. John, co. Oxford, broke the walls, hedges, doors, windows, and dove-cot there, and carried away doves and other goods there and at Bereford St. Michael, assaulted his men who were in his said dwelling-place, raised the hue and cry upon them, ejected them therefrom and pursued them to the town of Bereford St. Michael, besieged them in houses of the said John there for a great space, broke the houses and assaulted them. By pet. of C. and by fine of 20s.

MEMBRANE 11d.

May 20. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Edmund de Nevill, Gilbert de Syngelton and John de Lancastre on complaint by Richard de Hulton that Adam de Radeclif, and John and Roger his brothers, Richard son of William de Radeclif, Robert de Heton, Elias de Levere, Matthew de Ridich, Jordan de Tettelawe, Ithel de Indeleye and Adam de Bletherhose with others entered his manors at Overdeshale, Hulton and Flixton, co. Lancaster, broke the gates of his manors, and the doors and windows of his houses there, carried away his goods, broke his parks, hunted therein, and assaulted his servants. By pet of C. and fine of ½ mark.

June 4. Rothwell.

The like to Walter de Norwyco, William de Bereford and John de Stonore, touching the case between Hamo de Chiggewell and William de Bodele, citizens of London, and executors of the will of Elias Petri, late king's merchant and citizen of the same city, of the one part, and Thomas Cok of Abyndon and John Simeon, merchants of London, of the other part, as to the arrest of the goods of the said Thomas and John at the suit of the first-named parties, which was moved in the Chancery and as to which a petition was made in the Parliament at York three weeks after Easter last.

June 2. Rothwell.

The like to John de Stonore, Ralph de Bereford and Thomas de Louth on complaint by John de Haudlo that Walter le Poure, knight, Richard de Louches, Philip de Havill, Giles Ryvel, Thomas Malet, Giles le Poure, Richard atte Hall, and John de Hampton, and others, entered his manors at Pidynton, Mosewelle, Bokele (sic), Hedyndon, Chadelynton, Swereford and Rollyndryght, co. Oxford, drove away his horses, cattle and sheep and committed divers trespasses there. By p.s.

The like to the same justices, on complaint by the same John de Haudlo that William de Side, chaplain, Richard atte Halle, Robert Barbost, William de Caumpdene, Nicholas Perys, Peter de la Mare, Thomas 'the persones baillif' of Cheverel and Peter le Clerk entered his manors at Cheverel and Pulton, co. Wilts, drove away his horses, cattle and sheep and committed divers trespasses there. By p.s.

Vacated because otherwise below.

The like to the same justices on complaint by the said John de Haudlo that certain persons entered his manor of Enham, co. Southampton, drove away his horses, cattle and sheep and committed other trespasses. By p.s.

Vacated because otherwise below.

The like to the same justices on complaint by the said John de Haudlo touching the commission of like trespasses at his manors (sic) of Coulne, co. Somerset (sic), and the driving away of his horses, cattle and sheep. By p.s.

The like to the same justices on complaint by the said John de Haudlo that Richard de Louches, John son of Richard de Louches, Ralph Wace, Andrew de Louches, Robert de Louches of Chisilhampton, John Marmyon, Master Robert de Leukenore, Alan de Ellisfeld, Richard de Williamescote, Gilbert de Cherlebury, Drogo de Dane, Gilbert de Dane, Roger de Calstone, Thomas de Gersyndon, Richard de Hattecombe and John de Skalebrok with others entered his manors at Borstal, Lutegarsale, Adingrave, Accle and Stepulcleydon, co. Buckingham, drove away his horses, cattle and sheep, and committed other trespasses. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 10d.

May 24. Haverah.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, Nicholas de Wedergrave, and John de la Fosse on petition before the king and Council by the prior of Goldeclyve in the Marches of Wales showing that, whereas that priory is of the king's advowson and the temporalities belonging to the priory are held of the king and are of his fee, and the prior is a lord of the Marches and has his liberty in those parts like other lords of the Marches there, and ought not to answer elsewhere for the lands or tenements belonging to his priory, and that neither he nor his predecessors in times past ought to answer except as lords of the Marches, William le Walshe of Lanwaryn and Griffin ap Henri, with the assent of Roger Damory, then a lord of the Marches of the adjoining lands, designing to usurp and attract the demesne of the priory to the said Roger, procured certain writs from the chancery of the said Roger in these parts against the said prior and others his tenants concerning certain tenements of the prior in Goldeclyve and Multon, within the prior's liberty of Goldclyve, to be pleaded in the court of the said Roger in Lembenith and Kaerliol, and sued out process thereof there ; and although the king prohibited the said Roger and his bailiffs from holding such pleas in his courts to the king's prejudice and commanded the said William and Griffin to implead the said prior and his tenants elsewhere according to law and the custom of those parts, if they should deem it expedient, nevertheless the said Roger and his bailiffs continued the said pleas in the said courts and the said William and Griffin prosecuted the same pleas there until the tenements were by judgment of the said courts adjudged to them, to the prejudice of the king and the danger of the disherison of the church of the said prior. The king therefore, being bound by reason of his superior lordship to show justice to his subjects, as well for his own right as wishing on behalf of the said prior to provide a remedy herein, commissioned the above justices to cause as well the said prior as the said William and Griffin to come before them and to hear their cases (rationes) and to enquire therein, if necessary, in their presence by oath of good men of the lands of Caldecote, Kaerlion and Edelegan at present in the king's hands, and also of the liberty of Thomas, earl of Norfolk and Marshal of England, the king's brother, of the land of Stroguill, which are adjacent to the liberty of Goldeclyve. By pet. of C.

May 24. Haverah.

The like to the same justices on complaint by William, prior of Goldclive in the marches of Wales, as shown in his petition exhibited before the king and Council, that William de Stratton, John Lutell, Griffin ap Henry, Roger Pyn, Roger Neweman, John Wolrich, Nicholas son of Robert de Runeston, Walter de Preston, Nicholas Smith, William Machoun, Nicholas Machoun, Llewelin ap Meurik, Gregory son of Lewelin ap Meurik, Philip Yevan, Thomas Ladde, Philip Seysild and John Randolf assaulted him at Morburne within his liberty of Goldclive, took him and imprisoned him for seven days, and afterwards took him to the castle of Uske and kept him there until he made fine with them by 100 marks, led away his horses and cattle at Morburne, Assh and Coudre within the said liberty, and carried away other goods of his. The jury to be taken from the lands specified in the preceding commission. By pet. of C.

May 20. York.

The like to John de Cherleton, Mayor of the merchants of the staple of wools and wool-fells, Adam de Brom and Peter de Lodyngton, on information that the collectors of custom of wools and wool-fells in the ports within the counties of Northumberland, York, Lincoln, Nottingham, Norfolk, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Southampton, Devon, Somerset, Dorset and the city of London, as well the present collectors as those who have been collectors from the date of the statute of the staple, 20 May, 6 Edward II, and their controllers, have permitted divers merchants fraudulently to export wools and fells contrary to the king's prohibition and have appropriated a great part of the money accruing from the ½ mark on every sack of wool, on every last of hides and on every three hundred fells granted in the eleventh year beyond the right custom by natives, and from the 10s. on every sack of wool, on every last of hides and on every three hundred fells by foreign merchants, granted in the eleventh year beyond the right custom ; that those who have held the office of the tronage in the same ports have taken money from divers merchants, natives and foreigners, to permit the passage out of the realm of their wools, some unweighed and some insufficiently weighed, to the loss of the custom ; that divers merchants, with the counsel and assent of certain persons, in other places in the said counties than those in which there is a coket, have exported unweighed wools, the custom being unpaid ; and that very many persons in the said counties have received the goods of foreign merchants, who have exported wools and wool-fells contrary to the statute, and have avowed the same for their own, that so the said foreign merchants should remain unpunished for their offences. By K.

Afterwards, 1 July, Peter de Lodyngton, John de Ticheburn, John de Insula, William le Wayte, and John Gabriel were associated with the said mayor in the foregoing commission. By K.

June 1. Rothwell.

The like to John de Stonore, Ralph de Bereford, and Thomas de Louth, on complaint by Ingelram Berenger that Henry Pycard, John Fornot, and Robert Grey with others entered his manor at Tytecoumbe, co. Berks, broke the gates of the manor and the doors and windows of the houses therein and took and led away his horses, oxen, and sheep, and carried away his goods. By p.s.

The like to the same justices on complaint by the said Ingelram that William son of Warin, John Mautravers, Nicholas de Percy, and William de Percy with others entered his manors at Shupton and Tounhull, co. Southampton, drove away his horses, cattle, sheep and goats, and committed other trespasses. By p.s.

The like to the same justices on complaint by the said Ingelram that John Strugg, Peter Skydemore, John Mautravers, Nicholas de Percy, William de Whitefeld, and Edmund de Pleycy, with others, entered his manors of Ebblesbourn, Alvedeston, and Brodemore, co. Wilts, committed the like trespasses, took and led away his horses, cattle, sheep, she-goats, and swine, and carried away his goods. By p.s.

The like to the same justices on complaint by the said Ingelram that William de Whitefeld and John Mautravers, with others, entered his manors at Morton and Blakemore, co. Dorset, committed the like trespasses, took and led away his horses, cattle and sheep, and carried away his goods. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 9d.

May 28. Haverah.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, Ralph de Bereford, and Thomas de Louth on the king's information that John de Wynton', William de Skelton, Nicholas Brachet, John de Leycestre, John Perceval, John Cheverel, Henry de Wode, John Coltrep, Edmund Danvers, John de Holt, Henry Trenchard, Ralph de Multon, Alexander de Scalebrok (Skalebrok (fn. 1) ), Thomas Wythaye, Roger Mael, Thomas Artheu, Thomas de Berkele, Thomas de Ipwell, Richard de Louches, Maurice son of Maurice de Berkele and Thomas son of Maurice de Berkele, with others, entered the manors of Dadyngton, Kertlyngton, Piriton, Hasele, Ascote and Spelesbury, co. Oxford, lately in the king's hands, took and led away horses, cattle, sheep and swans, and committed other trespasses. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on like information that Walter de Shirburn, Richard de Aula of Hungerford, Thomas Whityng, Nicholas Brachel, Nicholas de Skelton, John Perceval, John de Leycestre, Maurice son of Maurice de Berkele, and Thomas son of Maurice de Berkele with others entered the manors of Spene, Henton and Stanford, co. Berks, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on like information that John Mautravers, William de Whitefeld and Nicholas de Percy with others entered the manors of Berton, Asshele, Creuker, Bedhampton, and Mapeldorewell, co. Southampton, lately in the king's hands, &c., as above. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on information that John Mautravers, William de Whittefeld, Edmund de Plecy, Raymond Heryng, John Strug, and John de Ferlond (Frelond) with others entered the manors of Hugheton and Asshemere, co. Dorset, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on information that Warin de Leuche, and John Ballard of Wycoumbe with others entered the manors of Dachet, Fulmer and Wycombe, co. Buckingham, [lately] in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on information that Peter de Grymestede, Thomas le Gardener (Gardiner), John Sterlynge, Nicholas de Charyngworth, Adam Heghway, John Symond (Simond) and Roger Hardyng with others entered the manors of Fastern, Cumpton, Merwheden, Uppavene, Marleberwe, Wutton, Brodeton, Wynterburne, Berwyk, Sende, Merston, Eton, Somersford, Chilworth, Crikkelade, Tokenham and Beaumys, co. Wilts, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on information that John le Kyng of Gloucestre, Ralph Wyberd of Leghampton, Adam atte Hyde of Stratfeld Mortimer, Robert de Somersford, Richard de Bosco of Cheddeworth, Thomas de Byngham, and William le Eyr with others entered the manors of Lychelade, Fairford, Cheddeworth, Hampton Moysy, Bardesle, Lassebarwe, Bisselaye, Wysangre, Musardre and Wynstan, co. Gloucester, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on like information that John Strugge with others entered the manor of Baggeshote, co. Surrey, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to John de Bousser, John de Cantebrigg and William de Gosefeld on the king's information that Matthew de Bassyngbourne, John Gerard (Gerad), the younger, William Lambe, John Gerard (Gerad), the elder, John de Luttelbury (Litelbiri), Andrew atte Grene, Agnes la Keu, Andrew le Rede, Simon Huberd, Thomas de Mildenhale, William Raven, Henry Hamound, Serlo de Bernewell, Gaudin le Taillur, Henry de Gernoun of Berewell (Berwell), Gilbert (Geoffrey) Bere, Peter Anneys (Anneis), Thomas Valentyne, Geoffrey Coltman, Nicholas le Clerk, John le Keu the elder, Simon Spaude, John Buttetourt (Botetourt), Stephen 'Abbotesserjaunt' of Rewley, John Alrich, Henry Wythye, Richard Huberd, Philip le Porter, Philip Stulle, William de la More, Nicholas de Clipshale, Martin Bernard, Andrew Gersoun, John Chirketot (Cryketot), Alexander le Taillour, William Skynel, Alan Paas, William Tulibel, John Berhors, Gilbert le Smith, Hugh Feise, Henry Dyve, Henry le Roger, John le Palefreyman (Palfreyman), Philip le Mouner, John le Louerd, Roger Toly, Thomas atte Dam, Roger Herald, John de Stonham, Adam le Gay, Henry del Bakhous, John Deveneys the younger, Hugh de Pridington (Pridyngton), Henry Deveneys, Alan Berhors, William Ede, John de Creek, Walter de Criek (Creek), and William de Hacford of Westle (Westhale) with others entered the manor of Saham, co. Cambridge, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on like information that Richard Haydrop, William de Reyndon, Henry Austyn of Catworth, John Warngyl (Wrangil), of Tilbrok (Tylbrok), William le Engleys of Little Paxton, John Bargoun of Great Stepton (Stopton) and William de Berle with others entered the manors of Keston and Suthoo, co. Huntingdon, [lately] in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.]

The like to the same justices on like information that Hugh de Bayous, William de Bayous, John de Stopton, and Henry de Scargil (Scargyl) with others entered the manor of Parlington, co. York, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on like information touching the persons who entered the manor of Hagebarwe, co. Lincoln, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on like information touching the persons who entered the manor of Brewode (sic), co. Rutland, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

MEMBRANE 8d.

May 28. Haverah.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Roger de Beler, and William de Gosefeld on the king's information that John Wyard, Roger de Wassebourn and Robert de Harle, with others, entered the manors of Shireves Lenche, Elmle, Cumberton and Salwarp, co. Worcester, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on like information that William Trussel and William his son, Roger la Zusche (Zouche) and Ralph his brother, Thomas de Bredon, Robert de Holand, and Robert de Dalton with others entered the manors of Lughteburgh, Beaumaner, Fretheby, Ernesby, Huclescote and Querndon, co. Leicester, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on like information that Andrew de Kendale, Peter de Lymesy, Nicholas de Bonevill, and John de Skypton with others entered the manors of Roston and Thurwaston, co. Derby, lately in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on like information that John Wyard, Geoffrey de Beaufo, and Thomas Blaunkfrount with others entered the manors of Brayles and Toneworth, co. Warwick, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on like information that Andrew de Kent, and Thomas Withre (Wythre), with others, entered the manor of Alestanfeld, co. Stafford, [lately] in the king's hands, and committed divers trespasses there. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

June 13. Haddlesey.

The like to William de Herle, John de Bousser and Adam de Brom on the king's information that Hugh de Audele the younger, Roger de Mortuo Mari of Wygemor, Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk, Master Rees ap Howell, Richard de Lymesy, Meuric ap Res, John Counter, Traharn Du, Meredith ap Eynon, Meurick Kemmeys, Hugh de Rath', David Syuuagh, Jevan ap Gwyn, William de Rues, Nicholas de la March, William Sart [us], John Curteys, Richard le Barber, William le Rede, Nicholas de Usk, Adam Gybbe, Howel ap Maddok, Jerverth ap Phelipp' son and Maddok ap Eynon with others mowed the king's corn and grass at Neuport, Stowe, Dyueleys, Maghay and Rempny in Wenthelok, and committed divers trespasses there. The jury is to be of the parts of Wentelok, Gloumorgan and Morganno, and Usk. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

June 11. Haddlesey.

The like to John de Bousser and John Inge, by oath of good men of the lands of Gloumorgan and Gower, lately in the king's hands, touching the persons who took John Iweyn, clerk, and Philip le Keu, his servant, at the castle of Neth in the land of Glomorgan, led them to Swyneseye in the land of Gower, killed them there and plundered them of their goods. By K.

MEMBRANE 7d.

May 28. Haverah.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, Ralph de Bereford and Thomas de Louth on complaint by Hugh le Despenser, earl of Winchester, that John de Wynton, and others entered the earl's manors at Dadyngton, Kertlyngton, Piriton, Hasele, Ascote and Spelesbury, co. Oxford, &c. [as set forth in the king's information on p. 165]. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on complaint by the said Hugh le Despenser, touching trespasses committed on his under-mentioned manors [being identical with those recited in the king's informations on pp. 165-6 as committed when the manors were in his hands], viz.—

Spene, Henton and Stanford, co. Berks. By p.s.

Hugheton and Asshemere, co. Dorset. By p.s.

Berton, Asshele, Creuker, Bedhampton and Mapeldorewell, co. Southampton. By p.s.

Dachet, Foulmer, and Wycombe, co. Buckingham. By p.s.

Fastern, Cumpton, Merwheden, Uppavene, Marleberwe, Wutton, Broddeton, Wynterborn, Berwyk, Sende, Merston, Eton, Somersford, Chelworth, Crickelade, Tokenham and Beaumys, co. Wilts. By p.s.

Lychelade, Fairford, Cheddeworth, Hampton Moysy, Bardesle, Lassebarwe, Bysseleye, Wysangre, Musardere and Wynstan, co. Gloucester. By p.s.

Baggheshote, co. Surrey. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

May 28. Haverah.

The like to John de Bousser, John de Cantebrigge and William de Gosefeld on like complaint by the said Hugh le Despenser, earl of Winchester, that Matthew de Bassingburne and others committed trespasses on his manor of Saham, co. Cambridge [as set forth on the king's information on p. 166]. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

The like to the same justices on like complaint of the said Hugh le Despenser touching his undermentioned manors [as set forth on the king's informations on pp. 166-7], viz.—

Keston and Suthho, co. Huntingdon. By p.s.

Parlington, co. York. By p.s.

Hagebarwe, co. Lincoln. By p.s.

Berwedon, co. Rutland. By p.s.

Shireveslenche, Elmle, Cumbreton and Salwarp, co. Worcester. By p.s.

Lughteburgh, Beaumaner, Tretheby, Ernesby, Huclescote and Querndon, co. Leicester. By p.s.

Roston and Thurwarston, co. Derby. By p.s.

Brayles and Toneworth, co. Warwick. By p.s.

Alstanfeld, co. Stafford. [Parl. Writs.] By p.s.

MEMBRANE 6d.

21 [June]. Bishopthorpe.

Commissioner of oyer and terminer to John de Nevill, Richard de la Bere and Peter de la Rokele on the king's information that Roger de Pedwardyn and Roger his son, Philip Darcy, Hasculph de Whitewell, Richard de Furneux, John son of Alan de Bolyngbrok, Thomas de Hillari of Frauncton and Thomas de Welles with others entered the manor of Frauncton, co. Lincoln, lately in the king's hands, and took and carried away goods found there. By p.s.

The like to the same justices on complaint by Hugh le Despenser, the younger, that Roger de Pedwardyne with others as above entered the said manor of Fraunketon, which he holds by the king's commission. By K.

June 23. York.

The like to Richard de la Bere and Henry de Pentelawe on complaint by Reginald Povy of Abyndon that Richard Bisshop of Abyndon and Alice his wife and John his son and John de Walingford of Abyndon with others assaulted him at Abyndon, co. Berks. By p.s.

Afterwards on 2 August, 16 Edward II, Adam de Brom and Master Robert de Ayleston were associated in the foregoing commission.

Afterwards on 11 August, in the same year, Robert de Hungerford was associated in the said commission.

Afterwards John Loveday was associated with the said Richard and Henry. Durham, 26 September.

June 2. Rothwell.

The like to John de Stonore, Ralph de Bereford and Thomas de Louthe on complaint by John de Haudlo that William de Side, chaplain, Richard atte Halle, Robert Barbost, William de Caumpeden, Nicholas Perys, Peter de la Mare, Thomas 'the personesbaillif' of Cheverel, Peter le Clerk of Laventon, Peter le Frenssh, Henry Trym, Geoffrey le Clerk, William Gerard, Ralph son of Geoffrey le Clerk, John son of Robert Pynnok of Stoke, Thomas le Rede of Wermenstre, and John le Duyn, knight, with others, entered his manors at Cheverel and Pulton, co. Wilts, &c. [as on pp. 162-3]. By p.s.

The like to the same justices on complaint by the said John de Haudlo that Giles Power, Henry le Kyller of Andevere, Richard Trenchefoil, Richard le Rede of Coumbe and John le Duyn with others committed the like trespasses at his manor of Enham, co. Southampton, and drove away his horses, cattle, &c. [as set forth on p. 163]. By p.s.

The like to the same justices on complaint by the said John de Haudlo that Walter le Poure, knight, Richard de Louches, Philip de Hauvill, Giles Ryvel, Thomas Malet, Giles le Poure, Richard atte Halle, John de Hampton, Robert de Leukenore, John son of Richard de Louches, John de Louches, Andrew de Louches, Robert de Louches of Chiselhampton, Ralph Wace, Edward Baroun of Marlebergh, Roger de Calston, John de Leycestre, John Perceval, John Skalebrok and Alexander his brother, Roger son of William Foliot of Roulesby, Robert Everard, John, parson of the church of Skipton, Drogo de Dane and Gilbert his brother, Thomas de Garsyndon, Nigel de Brackele, Walter de Nategrave, Thomas Arthur, Thomas le Mareschal and Roger de Solers, parson of the church of Rollyndright, with others, entered his manors at Pedynton, Muswell, Beckele, Edyndon, Chadelynton, Swereford and Rollyndright, &c. [as set forth on p. 162]. By p.s.

May 18. York.

The like to Henry Spigurnel, Robert de Malberthorp, Walter de Friskeney and John de Heselarton, on the king's information that Simon de Refham, mayor of the town of Cambridge, William de Thackestede, William de Sledmere, John Pourfish and Robert de Biry, bailiffs of the town, John Pittok, clerk of the town, John Flemyng, John Andreu, John 'Richardsman le Tableter,' John le Sadeler, John son of Geoffrey le Irnemonger, John de Snaylwell, John son of William de Barnton, John de Brunne, John de Leek, 'espicer,' John Robliard, John de Denford, John de Kymberle, John Bisshop, 'bakere,' John le Smith 'milner,' John Utlagh, John de Tychewell, John Baroun, John Knyvet, John de Trumpeton, John de Caumpes, John le Taverner, John le Cousyn', John de Byteryng, John de Seccheford, John son of Guy le Spicer, John Payn, John de Lincoln, John Edward, John le Hornyngesether, John le Barkere, John Sponge, John le Marchal, John de Sholdham, John Pawe and John his son, John de Ware, John le Clerc, John Pylat, John Brice, John le Fissher, John le Spenser, John de la Sale, John de Hyndercle, John le Taillour, John Freblod, John le Litester, John Moriz, John Berefot, John Kyng, John le Pastmaker, John de Snoryng, John de Maydenston, John de Comberton, John de Sancto Neoto, John de Northfolk, 'flesshmonger,' John le Blake, John Petit, John Scot, John de Evesham, John de Trumpeton, 'cok,' John le Yonge, ' glasewright,' John Merlyn, John de Launshill, John le Heyward, John 'Bernardesman le Baker,' John Page, John de Lecton, John de Rokelond, John le Fanner, James son of Agnes le Fissher, James Godelomb, Laurence le Deer, Laurence de Hadenham, Laurence le Taillour, Laurence Pyttok, Matthew le Barker, David le Souter, Nicholas le Espicer, Nicholas de Haselyngfeld, Stephen Godeson, Stephen le Fourbour, Stephen 'Waltersman le Flesshmonger,' William Scot, William Flemyng, William le Pulter, William de Barenton, William le Forester, William Engayne, William Godyer, William le Lorymer of Disse, William de Bodekesham, William Aloum, William le Spicer, William de Haselyngfeld, William Tuylet, William son of John Pawe, William de Castre, William de Talworth, William Pope, William de Lenne, William Scoler, William de Biry, William le Whelwright, William Seman, William de Hindercle, the elder, William de Hindercle, the younger, William atte Gate, William le Auntoner, William de Wrastlyngworth, William atte Howes, William Holay, William Heyward, William Pellour, William le Toller, William Scot, 'le bakere,' William 'Richardesman le Tableter,' William de Driffeld, William Whitheved, 'cok,' William Sauvage, William Tuylet, 'fissher,' William de Holme, William le Milnere, William Redheved, William de Sengham, William de Pokelyngton, William Snoryng, Peter le Horner, Peter de Newenham, Peter de Bernyngham, Peter 'Williamesman Flemyng,' Adam son of Robert le Shereman, Adam de Essex, Adam de Derham, Adam de Bungeye, Adam de la Fermerye, Alexander de Cesterton, Alexander le Beer, Alexander le Smyth, Alan de Refham, Ancelm de Costeseye, Alan Walshe, Alexander le Barker, Andrew de Hyche, Alexander de Bodekesham, Albred le Mercer, Alexander Robliard, Andrew le Litester, Andrew Fyton, Bartholomew Moryz, Bartholmew le Barker, Bartholomew le Walshe, Benedict de Biry, Brice de Reefham, Bernard le Baker, Berard le Baker, Geoffrey de Ely, Guy le Spicer, Gilbert de Chateriz, Geoffrey de Wardeboys, Geoffrey de Tychewell, Godfrey le Polter, Geoffrey de Lenne, Geoffrey de Thachested, Simon de Helpringham, Simon de Bradele, Simon atte Ponde, Simon Flemyng, Simon Sarteryn, Simon de Bitteryng, Thomas Nikeyt, Thomas de Kymberle, Thomas le Tournour, Thomas de Cotenham, Thomas de Leycestre, Thomas le Lorymer, Thomas le Furbour, Thomas le Surgien, Thomas 'Jonesman Edward,' Thomas son of Robert le Sherman, Thomas de Snaylwell, Thomas 'Rogeresman Prentiz,' Thomas Aleyn, Thomas Lawe, Thomas 'Roberdesman le Taverner,' Thomas le Bro[un], 'cok,' Thomas Giffard, Thomas le Porter, Thomas Tunnok, Thomas de Barneton, Robert de Broune, Robert de Biry, Robert Spurnegold, Robert Martyn, 'fleshmonger,' Robert de Pinchebek, Robert de Ely, Robert Dunnyng, Robert le Goldsmyth, Robert Baroun, Robert le Taverner, Robert de Tichewell, Robert le Barber, Robert de Pagrave, Robert le Sherman, Robert le Soutere, Robert de Gritton, Robert de Fulburne, Robert le Baker, Robert Hassok, Robert Scot, Robert le Longe, Robert le Bakere, Robert atte Ponde, Robert Thurrok, Robert Rolle, Robert le Pipere, Robert de Mordon, Robert le Wright of Cambridge, Ralph Sabbe, Richard le Tabletere, Richard Modibrok, Richard de Thackested, Richard Matelask, Richard de Roderham, Richard le Bakere, Richard Tuyllet, Richard Carde, Richard de Trippelowe, Richard de Mordon, Richard Pestour, Richard Dirivall, 'fleshmonger,' Richard Portage, Richard Ganne, Richard le Heyer, Richard atte Brok, Richard Gerwey, Roger le Cok,' fleshmonger,' Roger de Sancto Neoto, Roger Fouk, Roger de Hemeye, Roger de Costeseye, Roger de Wycombe, Roger 'Williamesman Flemyng,' Roger de Kent, Reginald de Trumpyngton, Reginald de Ledbeter, Ralph le Bakestere, Ralph Balle, Ralph de Comberton, Ralph de Feltewell, 'pelleter,' Ralph Sabbe, Richer Portejoye, Hugh Flemyng, Hugh le Taverner, Hugh 'Jonesman le Mareschal,' Humphrey de Pyncebek, Henry de Grantesden, Henry de Mordon, Henry Swalwe, Henry le Bakere, Henry le Sheremon, Henry le Glovere, Henry le F[ulur], Henry de Wympol, Henry le Barker, Henry de Toft, 'le barber,' Henry 'Jonesman Andreu,' Henry de Scardeburgh, Henry le Mareschal, Henry de Beche, Edmund de Briggestrete, Eudo de Helpringham, Ivo le Fleshmonger, Walter le Fleshmonger, Walter le Dekne, Walter de Gasele, Walter de Salesbury, Walter de Bedeford, Walter de Coton, Walter de Elyngham, and Walter de Talworth of Cambridge with others attacked the inns of the masters and scholars of the University of Cambridge, and killed Walter de Shelton, parson of the church of Welton, etc. [as set forth on p. 151-153]. By pet. of C.

MEMBRANE 5d.

June 25. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Edmund de Hemegrave, Robert de Aspale, John de Cantebrigg and John Claver on complaint by Robert de Saxham that Richard Freysel, William le Fevre of Little Saxham and Simon his son, Walter son of Robert 'Delestanstrete,' Walter Stulle, Richard de Pesewode of Thorp Murieux, John de Whethirmerssh, John de Parys and William de Redmedwe with others assaulted him at Little Saxham, co. Suffolk, broke his fold and took and led away 200 sheep of the price of 600l., and assaulted his servants. By p.s.

Afterwards, 21 July, John de Mutford was associated with the above justices.

The like to the same justices on like complaint by Robert Motoun against the same persons. By p.s.

The like to the same justices on like complaint by John le Knyght against the same persons. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 4d.

May 18. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry Spygurnel, Robert de Malberthorp, Walter de Friskeneye and John de Heselarton on complaint by Master John de Heselarton, clerk, that Simon de Reefham, mayor of the town of Cantebrigg, with others in the name of the commonalty of the town attacked his inn there and assaulted him [in the same terms as the commission set forth on p. 151]. [Parl. Writs.] By pet. of C.

The like to the same justices in the county of Cambridge at the instances of the under-mentioned clerks, viz.—

Master William de Codewell.

Henry de Hempryngham.

Martin de Creek.

James de Ispania.

Roger de Heslarton.

Master John de Langetoft.

Master Robert de Ereswell.

Master Richard Badewe.

Edmund de Baynton.

Ralph de Radeswell.

Robert Lovel.

Richard Bryan.

Stephen de Wyrmesford.

Walter de Weston.

John de la Haye.

Master Geoffrey de Clare.

William de Balderston.

William de Clyve.

Robert de Pagrave.

Arnold de Tyle.

John de Campania, the younger.

John de Keynes.

Thomas de Melton.

Master John de Walden.

Roger son of William le Fouler.

Stephen de Codewell.

Simon de Campania.

John de Campania the elder.

Hugh Gernoun, parson of the church of Elkesleye.

[Parl. Writs.]

MEMBRANE 3d.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Hugh de Prestwold, John de Cave and John Cheynel on complaint by Thomas son of Bernard, that Ralph de Dalton, Ivo, parson of the church of Fynghale, Richard de Knoston, Peter Russel, parson of the church of Etton, Thomas de Aigneus, John le Barkere of Etton, Edward Charles, 'Adam Edwardserjant,' Richard Brecon, Roger le Procuratour, John Waryn, Bernard de Pikeworth, Nicholas Morel, William Dene of Milton, and John le Provost of Thorp with others entered his manor at Milton, co. Northampton, broke his houses and chests, drove away his horses, cattle, sheep and swine, carried away his goods and charters, and assaulted his men. By p.s.

July 3. York.

The like to John de Benstede, John de Cantebrigge and Robert de Asshele on complaint by Humphrey de Walleden that John de Godele and Thomas atte Ford took, imprisoned, and assaulted him at Berkhampstede, co. Hertford. By K.

The like to the same justices on complaint by the said Humphrey that the same persons committed the like trespasses against him at Keny[ton], co. Surrey. By K.

July 4. York.

The like to John Cheynel, Robert de Stok and William de Lucy on complaint by Thomas Waleys that Simon Pakeman of Coventre, R. . . de Ruyton, William de Bunynton, Walter le Whitewebbe, Alan de Waleshale, Thomas de Laxton, Simon de Ruyton, Simon le Latoner, John de Middelton, Adam Gurmound, Geoffrey Kay, Richard de Ruyton and Alice his wife and Alice his sister, Thomas son of Thomas 'in the Hurne' and Thomas de Colshull with others assaulted him at Coventre, co. Warwick, and broke his arms. By K.

MEMBRANE 1d.

May 18. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry Spigurnel, Robert de Malberthorp, Walter de Friskeneye, and John de Heselarton, on the king's information, touching the riot at Cambridge, to the same effect as the commission set forth on p. 151, with the addition amongst the charges that they trampled in the mud a writ concerning the liberties of the University when it was presented to them, and afterwards when the same writ was affixed on behalf of the University to the door of the Tolbooth, they tore it down and trampled it again in the mud. [Parl. Writs.]