1332-1333, membranes 18d, 17d, 14d, 13d, 12d, 11d, 10d, 8d, 7d, 6d, 4d, 3d, 2d, 1d

Membrane 18d.

Oct. 20. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey de Edenham, John de Nevyll of Horneby, William de Scargill, John de Hegham, Adam de Hoperton and Thomas Deyvyll, touching the persons who broke the parks of queen Philippa at Altoftes, Acworth, Cridelyng, Rothewell, Scales, Ledes, Berewik, Secroft, Almanbury, Cowik and Pontefract, co. York, and entered her free chaces and warrens there, hunted in these, fished her vivaries there and at Knottyngleye and Bradeford, cut down her trees at Altoftes, Cridelyng Scales, Berewike, Secroft, Almanbury, Knottyngleye and Bradford and carried away trees, fish, deer, hares, rabbits, pheasants and partridges. By K.

Oct. 20. York.

The like to William Fitz Waryn, John Marmyon, Simon Warde, Geoffrey de Edenham, John de Rithre, John de Hegham, Adam de Hoperton and Thomas Deyvill, touching similar trespasses in the said queen's parks of La Haye, Haiwra, Bilton and beneath Knaresborough Castle, in her free chaces and warrens there, and in the forest of Knaresborough, co. York, and also touching alleged excesses of the bailiffs and ministers in the said places. By K.

Oct. 23. York.

The like to John de Cantebrigge, John de Pulteneye, William de Shareshull, Geoffrey de la Lee and Gregory de Norton, touching the murder of William le Hayward of Chyshull at Great Chishull, co. Essex. By the keeper of the Seal.

Oct. 28. York.

The like to Richard de Wylughby, William Trussell, John de Shardelowe and Hugh de Croft, on complaint by Richard de Peshale that Robert de Saxton, Adam Starlyng, Richard de Richemund, Roger le Provost, William de Clif, clerk, William de Wold, William de Glenton, Robert Crowe, William le Barber and others at Wyliton, Stotfold and Haunes, co. Bedford, took away 20 horses, 16 mares, 10 colts, 60 oxen, 50 cows, 20 bullocks, 300 sheep and 200 swine of his, worth 200l., mowed his crops, carried away his corn and goods, assaulted his servants and took from them some writs of the king which he had sued forth and trampled them under foot. By p.s.

Membrane 17d.

Oct. 20. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, William de Shareshull and John de Heyford, on complaint by Richard de Haselore that Vincent Colemon, Geoffrey Colemon, Henry Peny, Richard son of Agnes le Rous and others assaulted him at Alyncestre, co. Warwick. By C.

Oct. 20. York.

The like to William de Tatham and Robert Foucher, touching the accounts of the collectors of pontage at Lancaster. By C.

Oct. 26. York.

The like to William de Herle, John de Shardelowe, Richard de Aldeburgh and John Claver, on complaint by the abbot of Ramsey that Warin de Bassyngbourne, Henry de Boys of Rothewell, Henry his son, John de Wodhull, Elias de Clervaux and others broke his closes, doors and houses at Houghton, Halywell, and the town of St. Ives, co. Huntingdon, took away 22 horses, 2 bulls, 29 oxen and 15 cows of his, worth 100 marks, with other cattle which they drove to unknown places so that they could not be found to be replevied according to law, and assaulted his servants. By K. & C.

Oct. 20. York.

The like to John de Cantebrigge, John de Pulteneye, William de Shareshull, Geoffrey de la Lee and Gregory de Norton, on complaint by Roger de Depham that Thomas de Scalariis, knight, the younger, Geoffrey de Scalariis, Henry de Scalariis, John de Scalariis, John de Rygges of Bassyngbourne, Warin his brother, Simon Bate of Bassyngbourne, John Burnel of Melreth, William his brother, Ralph le Heyward of Meldebourn, John Cavel of Melreth, Nicolas Thomas, (bakestere), of Scales, Simon le Harpour of Whaddon, John de Baldok of Meldebourn, John Margarete of Melreth, John le Poleter de Roystone, Richard de Lynton of Roystone, Nicholas Laurence, Hugh Flemyng of Roystone, Walter Brond of Whaddon, John atte Forest of Whaddon and others broke his close and houses at Great Chishull, carried away his goods, prevented his servants from mowing and gathering his corn there, trampled down the said corn with men on horseback and on foot so that great part thereof was spoiled and assaulted his servants. By fine of ½ mark. Essex.

Membrane 14d.

Oct. 27. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John Inge, Roger Bavent and John de Cobham on complaint by Geoffrey de Knelle that John Waleys, John Notebem and others broke his close at Knelle, co. Sussex, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants. By p.s.

Dec. 10. York.

Association of John de Schardelowe and Thomas de Faversham in the foregoing Commission.

Membrane 13d.

Oct. 25. York.

Commission to William de Denum, Thomas de Heton, William de Tyndale and Richard de Emeldon to make inquisition, forthwith in the county of Northumberland touching the persons who abducted John de Reynton, a Scot, and his goods at Houburn and who still detain him in a secret place to his loss and peril of his life as well as contrary to the form of the peace lately made with the Scots, to arrest all persons implicated in the abduction and imprison them until the said John is found or until further orders from the king and to return their inquisition. By C.

Oct. 27. York.

Commission de walliis et fossatis to Geoffrey de Edenham, William Moigne, Robert de Thorpe, William de la Launde and Adam de Fyncham in the counties of Lincoln, Northampton, Cambridge and Huntingdon in the marshlands by the rivers Welond, Nene and Use. By p.s.

Nov. 4. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Denum, Robert de Hornclif and Robert de Toghale, on complaint by William Trussebut that whereas he had taken prisoners four Scots in the war in Scotland who made a ransom with him of 400 marks for the sparing of their lives, Robert Permay of Germethorp and others abducted these Scots from a ship on the coast by Baumburgh, co. Northumberland, while they were in his custody and the ransom was yet unpaid. By K., on the information of Master Richard de Bury.

Sept. 22. Westminster.

The like to John Inge, John de Tichebourne and Robert de Thorncombe on information that Henry Trenchard the elder and the younger, Edmund Trenchard, Giles Trenchard, John Comalond, Robert son of Robert Urry, William brother of Robert son of Robert Urry, William Kente of Neuport, Robert Hakete and others hunted in the king's forest of Parkhurst in the Isle of Wight, and carried away deer. By K.

Membrane 12d.

Nov. 14. Knaresborough.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, Robert de Bousser and John Dyn, on complaint by Elena late the wife of John Dautrief that Richard de Nowers, John Warde, Peter de Peyton the younger, John de Mortimer, Walter son of Simon de Preston, Thomas his son, Robert de Hemenhale, John son of Edmund Lucas and others broke her close at Meldyngg, and doors and windows of her houses there, took away 12 horses and 4 oxen, worth 30l., carried away other goods of hers and assaulted her servants. By fine of 20s. Suffolk.

Dec. 12. York.

The like to John de Stonore, John de Pulteneye and William de Shareshull, on complaint by Henry de Harnhull that, whereas lately he, crossing from the county of Surrey between Windsor and the city of London along the bank of the Thames into the county of Middlesex for the purpose of using his right of fowling there, had given a falcon of his a cast at some ducks on the bank by Stanes, co. Middlesex, the said falcon in its eyre flew over to the county of Surrey where certain men who are accustomed by means of nets, engines and other methods to steal falcons when flying at the quarry, allured his said bird, worth 100 marks from him to Egham where they carried it away ; and on information that falcons belonging to the king, and to magnates and others of the realm have been stolen in like manner at the same place. This commission is to be executed in each of the above counties. By K.

Dec. 16. York.

The like to John de Ros, John de Shardelowe and John Claver, on complaint by the prior of Waburn that Walter de Holewell, knight, Robert his son, Stephen de Holwell, Thomas de Holwell, John atte Stile, chaplain, William Berry, John de Elsyngg and others at Kelling, took away 3 horses of his worth 100s., carried away his goods and assaulted John de Norton and William de Ken of Saxlyngham, his servants. By fine of 10s., at the instance of John Brocas. Norfolk.

Membrane 11d.

Dec. 8. York.

Appointment of Godfrey Folejaumbe, Nicholas de la Ford, Robert son of Richard Folejaumbe of Wormchulle and John atte Halle of Castelton to arrest whereever found and commit to prison Roger de Wandesleye lately committed to prison by William de Herle and other justices in eyre for divers felonies in the county of Derby, who is now out on bail and vagabond in that county where by means of pretended letters to arrest certain persons he is daily extorting money from many persons and committing other breaches of the peace. By C.

Dec. 13. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, Robert Parnyng, William Scot and Thomas de Faversham on complaint by John Waleys that Geoffrey de Knelle, knight, John atte Gate and others carried away his goods and assaulted his servants at Knellesflete. By fine of 1 mark. Sussex.

Dec. 12. York.

The like to John de Haveryngton the elder, William de Denum, Edmund de Nevyll and John de Horneby the elder, on complaint by Henry de Croft that Nicholas son of William le Botheler, Ranulph de Syngilton, Adam de Syngelton, John Nichol, John de Haydock, William Stane and others entered his manor at Middel Roucheclif, co. Lancaster, broke doors and windows of the houses and carried away his goods. By C.

Membrane 10d.

Nov. 4. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey le Scrope, Robert Conyers, Adam de Hoperton and Thomas Deyvill, on complaint by John Marmyoun that, while he was in the king's protection, John de Cloutherom, Roger de Cloutherom, John de Braythwayt, Richard de Braythwayt, Thomas de Braythwayt, John de Revegill, Henry de Standen, William Stele, William Pyroun, William Page, Robert Whicknoll, Richard Scot, Adam de Bondgate and others broke his park at Tanfeld, co. York, hunted there, carried away deer and assaulted his servants. Renewed because sealed at another time.

Nov. 20. Knaresborough.

The like to Richard de Wylughby, William de Shareshull and John de Peyto the elder, on complaint by John de Clynton of Macstok that John de Merynton of Coventre, Henry de Hynton and others assaulted him at Coventre, co. Warwick, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants. By fine of 1 mark. Warwick.

Membrane 8d.

Dec. 8. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Henry de Fenton, Roger Petygard and John de Merston, on complaint by William de Fyncal, king's clerk, parson of the church of Ledenham, that John de Neuton parson of the church of Fulbek, William his brother, Peter Agatz of Fulbek, Richard Brocour, William son of Simon Fycais, William Boule, Hugh Nevyle, John le Smyth of Fulbek, William Fraunceys of the same and others broke his houses at Ledenham and Fulbek, co. Lincoln, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants. By p.s.

Dec. 13. York.

The like to William de Denum Robert de Insula of Chipeches, Gerard de Wyderyngton and Robert de Tughale, on complaint by the prior of Tynemouth that Thomas de Middelton, Robert son of Robert Grey, knight, Geoffrey de Haydon, Thomas Anfrays, John de Bolton, William de Swytehop, Hugh de Wales, John atte Spence, Robert Gower, Thomas de Thornyburn, Thomas Manfrays, Patrick de Thornyburn, Adam de Brynkeburn and others mowed his corn at Tynemouth, Preston, Estchirton, Middelchirton, Bacworth and Munkseton, co. Northumberland, and carried away the same with other goods of his. By p.s.

The like, on complaint by the same that William Littel, Peter Littel, John Littel, all of Bewyk, and others broke his close and houses at Bewyk, co. Northumberland, entered his free warren, hunted there, felled his trees there and at Elyngeham and carried them away with timber from the houses and other goods as well as hares and rabbits from the warren.

The like, on complaint by the same that William de Ellerynton, Hugh de Wales, William de Nonnehous, Adam Colan, John Lyly, Colan Gibbeson, Robert Kyde, Gilbert Belle, Elias Cole, Colan Davidson, William Snowe, Richard Obleson, William Obleson, Walram son of William de Sokpeth, Adam son of the same William and others at Wylom, co. Northumberland, felled his trees, mowed his crops and carried them away.

Dec. 14. York.

The like to Richard de Wylughby, Robert Burdet, Robert de Sadynton and Laurence Turvey, on complaint by the abbot of Gerendon that Faucon, parson of the church of Ibbestok, Laurence Marspyne, Reginald son of Bertram de Ibbestok and others mowed his grass at Ibbestok, co. Leicester, carried away the hay made therefrom with other goods and assaulted his servants. By fine of 20s.

Membrane 7d.

Dec. 12. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, John de Shardelowe, John Dyn and Robert de Jeddeworth, on complaint by William Botevyleyn that William Carbonel, knight, Simon de Goldyngham, knight, Simon de Nortoft, John Wodeward and others broke his houses at Braundon, co. Essex, took away 12 horses, 6 oxen, 30 cows and 200 sheep of his, worth 100 marks, and carried away other goods. By fine of 20s.

A similar commission touching the taking away of 18 horses, 10 oxen, 26 cows and 500 sheep, worth 200 marks, and carrying away of other goods, at Neuton, co. Suffolk. By fine of 20s.

Dec. 16. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Shareshull, William de Langele, Richard Vaghan, James de Wodestok and William de Burcestre, on representations made by the chancellor and scholars of Oxford University, and others of that town, that divers bailiffs and ministers sell wines and other victuals there contrary to the form of the statute passed in the late king's reign. By C.

Commission to the same to make inquisition touching a great quantity of treasure lately found at Oxford which should of right belong to the king, but which the finders are said to have converted to their own use. By C.

Dec. 11. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Aldeburgh, John Cyfurwas, William Scot and Roger Mareshal, on complaint by William Latymer that Thomas de la Grove, John Ranes, Thomas son of Walter Ranes, John son of the same, Walter Ranes, Walter Waas, Thomas Waas, Walter atte Thore, Walter atte Grove, Ralph Hitbed, Roger Cole of Mussyngdene, Thomas Drawelagh, Henry son of John Grym, Ralph Austyn, William Poydras, Thomas Germayn and others, broke his houses at Aymundesham and Little Mussyngdene, co. Buckingham, carried away timber and goods therefrom and assaulted his servants. By p.s.

Dec. 11. York.

The like to John Inge, John de Clyvedon, Henry le Gulden, John atte Fosse and Roger atte Walle, on complaint by Master Thomas de Haselshawe and Peter de Shaldeford, executors of Robert de Haselshawe, late provost of the church of St. Andrew, Wells, that Alan de Conesburgh and others, carried away !goods of the said Robert in their custody at Wynesham, Cerde, Welyngton and Combe St. Nicholas, co. Somerset. By p.s.

Membrane 6d.

Dec. 11. York.

Commission of the peace to William de Denum, Robert de Hornclyf, Thomas de Heton and Robert de Manoirs in the county of Northumberland, pursuant to the statute of Winchester. By C.

The like to Ranulph de Dacre and Richard de Denton in the county of Cumberland and in the march of the same.

1333. Jan. 7. Beverley.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lancastre and John de Hornby the younger touching the accounts of the collectors of pontage at Lancaster.

Membrane 4d.

Jan. 22. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, John de Tycchebourn, Robert de Popham and John de Schirefeld, on complaint by Hugh de Sancto, Johanne, king's yeoman, that John Lowys, Thomas, precentor of the church of St. Mary, Southampton, William Camel, parson of the church of Shalden, William le Brokere of Essex and others entered his park at Chanton, co. Southampton, hunted there and carried away deer. By p.s.

Membrane 3d.

Jan. 22. York.

Commission de walliis et fossatis to Thomas de Faversham, Richard de Grofherste and Robert Bataille in the marshes of Northmersh by La Rye and of Spadelond between the town of Wynchelse and Daunsewalle and in other marshes and places adjoining, co. Sussex.

Membrane 2d.

Jan. 22. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Robert de Sadynton, Richard de la Pole and John de Hambury, on complaint by Richard Wyther of Thorp, that Hugh atte Welle of Walton, Reginald le Mareschal of Walton, Joan late the wife of John atte Welle of Walton, William Jordan, chaplain, William son of Richard de Benteleye and others assaulted him at Burton-on-the-Wold, co. Leicester, and carried away his goods. By fine of 10s.

Jan. 12. Burstwick.

The like to Thomas Baeoun, John de Ifeld, William Scot and Thomas de Lincoln, on complaint by Simon archbishop of Canterbury that certain persons at divers times both by night and by day have felled his trees at Ryngemere, Fremfeld, Bokstede, Maghfeld, Wadeherst, Slyndon, Horsham and Rousparre, co. Sussex, broke his parks there, hunted therein and carried away deer and trees. By p.s.

A similar commission touching the felling and carrying away of trees at Croydon and Burstowe.

Another touching the like at Wrotham, Eghtham, Wyghtricchesham in Oxene, Stone in Oxene, Bonyndenne, Wodecherche, Goutherst, Hedecrone, Tendirdenne, Rolvyndenne, Cranebrok, Egertone, Smerdenne, Sandherst, Newendenne, Bydyndenne, Hathewoldenne, Rokynge and Bilsyngtone.

Membrane 1d.

Jan. 20. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John de Cifurwas and William Scot, on complaint by William Latymer that Ralph de Wedon, knight, Thomas his brother, Thomas Wace, Robert le Wynch, Thomas le Strykere, John le Rede 'messer,' Thomas atte Grove of Aymondesham, Thomas de Amondesham, Richard Cutbert, Thomas de Raan, John Hucke, Walter atte Grove of Amondesham, John de Raan, Roger Cole, Walter atte Thorne, Ralph Hykebyd, William de Rolleston, Roger Wymberville, Henry Grym, Ralph Austyn of Missynden, William Poydras, William atte Stocke, Hugh atte Ryes, Walter de Blechmere, John de Blakewell, John Phippe, Walter son of Adam de Raan, John his brother, Walter Wace and others, broke his houses at Amondesham and Little Mussyndene, co. Buckingham, carried away timber and goods from the same and assaulted his servants. Changed because sealed at another time, by p.s.

Jan. 28. York. 7 Edw. III.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, Robert de Aston, Robert de Hungerford, and Henry de Aumeneye, on complaint by the prior of Wallingford that Roger Ruwand, knight, Walter de Roppele, Nicholas de Hertesole, Henry Parys, Richard Berde, Roger Gladewyne, Roger le Drivere, William de Weston and others, broke his close at Chalkford, co. Oxford, burned his houses there, took away 5 horses, 23 oxen, 2 cows and 50 swine of his, worth 50l., carried away his goods, impounded his plough cattle there without reasonable cause until he made a fine of 100s. with the said Roger for their delivery and assaulted and imprisoned his servants. By K.