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Membrane 29d.

Jan. 28. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Aldeburgh, Thomas de Boelton and Thomas Deyvill, on complaint by Thomas de Gunneys the elder that John de Gunneys, William Tyrewhyt of Pokelyngton, Thomas Tyrewhyt, Walter de Berewik, Thomas le Porter of Berewik and others at Hayton, co. York, broke his close and houses, assaulted him, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants. By fine of 20s.

Jan. 30. York.

The like to John de Stonore, John Inge, John de Hampton and Master John de Hildesle, on complaint by John de Langeford that Theobald Russel, John de Kyngeston of the Isle of Wight, John son of John de Glamorgan, Robert Urry, Gilbert de Esteneye, William son of William de Borhunte of Portsmouth and others broke doors and windows of his manor at Chale in the Isle of Wight, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants. By K.

Membrane 28d.

Jan. 28. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey le Scrope, William de Denum, Richard de Aldeburgh and Thomas Deyvill, on complaint by Robert de Killum that Edmund de Boynton, William le Conestable, knight, Roger de Boynton, Robert, parson of the church of Holm, William de Heslyngton, Richard le Tayllour of Boynton, John Mareschal of Brunneby, Walter Twapens of Boynton and others, at Bruneby, co. York, broke his close and houses, mowed his corn, carried it away with his goods, and assaulted his servants. Changed because sealed at another time by fine of ½ mark.

Membrane 27d.

Jan. 27. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Denum, Ralph de Bulmere, Geoffrey de Edenham and Adam de Hoperton, on complaint by William de Ros of Hamelak of trespasses in his parks at Helmesley and Strorthwait, co. York. Changed because sealed at another time. By p.s.

Vacated by surrender and otherwise below.

March 4. Pontefract.

Association [pursuant to 1 Edward III. statute I, cap. 3] of J. bishop of Carlisle, John de Warrenna, earl of Surrey, and Thomas Wake of Lidell, baron, with Geoffrey le Scrope and the other justices of the King's Bench to hear the complaint of John de Crumbewell and Idonia his wife that a fine levied in the late reign before William de Bereford and other justices of the Bench between Hugh le Despenser the younger, plaintiff, and the said John and Idonia, deforciants, of the manor of Shaldeford and the advowson of the church of that manor, and another fine between Robert de Baldok, plaintiff, and the same, deforeiants, of the manor of Esenden, were levied by force and duress and to annul the same. By C. because sealed at another time.

Feb. 3. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Feriby, William de Gotham and Bartholomew de Codegrave, touching the accounts of murage collected by John Bully, John Passeys and others at Nottingham.

Commission to Roger Chaundos, Richard de Ryvers, William de Broem and John le Rous, to make inquisition touching alleged wastes of lands, houses, woods and gardens of the castle and manor of Bergeveny, now in the king's hands by reason of the minority of Laurence, son and heir of John de Hastinges, who held the same in chief as a gift of the late king, and in the custody of Roger de Grey by the king's appointment, and to send the same to the king without delay, taking the castle and manor into his hands if necessary. The justice of South Wales has been commanded to furnish jurors for the enquiry. By K.

Membrane 25d.

Jan. 28. York.

Commission to John de Haveryngton, Richard de Huddeleston and Peter Tylliol to make inquisition in the counties of Cumberland and Westmoreland touching the persons who have abducted Roger de Kirkepatrik, knight of Scotland, who lately came to England to save his life, while in the king's protection, and whither they have taken him, to bring him wherever found, to some safe place and to imprison all concerned in the matter, certifying the king of their proceedings herein. By pet. of C.

Feb. 10. Pontefract.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, John Lercedekene, Ralph Blohihou, John de Trevaignon, John Billon and Peter de Kemmyel touching alleged oppressions by John Treiagu, late sheriff of Cornwall, by colour of his office. By C.

Feb. 13. Pontefract.

The like to John de Cantebrigge, Geoffrey de Edenham, Robert de Thorpe and Robert de Tolthorpe, on complaint by the abbot of Peterborough that Henry Beneyt of Undele, John Beneyt of Undele, William de Luton, William Pampilon, John de Raundes, Walter Blokwyne, John de Dalderby, Hugh Goldsmyth, Richard Dolle, Richard Dreu, John de Bury, William son of John Alom, William Chaundeler, Nicholas Tresshere, Robert Henriesservant Beneyt, Albert Henriesservant Beneyt, Richard Henriesservant Beneyt, Geoffrey de Tanessore, Ralph de Aldewyncle, John May, Henry de Sethewyk, William son of Peter de Haddon, William de Twywell, Richard ' in the Lane,' William de Narford of Undele, Robert Aketonner, Luke Philipp, Robert de Walcote, John Dalby, William son of William de Keteryng, Nicholas Asselyn, William Vaux of Peterborough and others broke his houses at Haddon and carried away his goods. By fine of 40s. Huntingdon.

Feb. 12. Pontefract.

The like to Geoffrey de Edenham, William de la Launde, Simon de Grymesby and John de Trehampton, on complaint by Alice late the wife of Henry de Baumburgh that Walter Hemmyng of Fryskenay, Richard son of Alan de Langeton, Robert Pynecrak of Burgh, Walter atte Rawe of Burgh and others broke her close at Burgh, took her on the king's highway, imprisoned her in the house of the said Walter Hemmyng in Fryskenay and carried away her goods, with a chest containing charters, writings and other muniments at Burgh and Friskenay. By fine of 40s. Lincoln.

Membrane 24d.

Feb. 4. York.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Denum, John de Denum and John de Horneby the younger, touching an appeal which Emma late the wife of Robert son of Thomas de Hale brings in the county of Lancaster against Margery late the wife of Henry de Walton, Simon son of William de Walton, Simon son of Richard de Walton, Robert de Fasacrelegh, Richard his son, Robert son of Gilbert le Norreys, Richard son of William de Walton, John and William his brothers, Alan le Smith (Fabrum) of Egge, Richard Blundel, William Thumewyt, William son of the Baker (Pistoris) of Liverpull, William de Wynequik, and John Truan, of the death of her husband; on petition of the accused for a speedy hearing. By fine of 50s. Lancaster.

Jan. 27. York.

The like to William de Denum, Ralph de Bulmere, Geoffrey de Edenham and Adam de Hoperton, on complaint by William de Ros that John Cokhird, John Flour, William de Cokfeld, John Collan, Edmund de Percy and others broke his parks at Helmesleye and Storthwait, co. York.|

Changed because sealed at another time. By p.s.

March 4. Pontefract.

Appointment of Richard de Wylughby, in place of Ebulo Lestraunge, lately appointed a keeper of the county of Lincoln with John de Wylughby, Adam de Welle, William de Eyncourt, Thomas de Neumarche, John de Barkworth and John de Merstone, who is unable to act being attendant on some business of the king, to hear and determine any indictments of trespasses before them ; indictments between Thomas Wake of Lidel and the prior of Spaldyng of trespasses, at Spaldyng and the neighbourhood committed contrary to the king's inhibitions always excepted. By C.

Membrane 23d.

Feb. 13. Pontefract.

Commission to William de Denum, Peter de Middelton, Adam de Bowes and Robert de Barton to make inquisition in the county of Cumberland, touching a petition of the abbot of St. Mary's, York, for relief under the following circumstances. Whereas king Henry [I.] granted to the abbot and monks of St. Mary's, York, the cell of St. Constantine, with the manor of Wederhale, the chapel of Werthewyk and a sluice and mill-pond of a fishery and a mill at Wederhale, and this grant the present king confirmed, with a further grant to the abbot and convent and their successors that they might repair the sluice and mill-pond, when necessary, without impediment from any of the king's ministers, John de Louthre, now escheator in the counties of York, Westmoreland, Northumberland and Cumberland, by pretext of an inquisition taken virtute officii, has prevented the abbot from making his profit of the sluice, mill-pond and fishery. The king having commanded the escheator to suffer the abbot to have his profit or to show cause in the Chancery why he did not, he has signified that he found by inquisition that the abbot has made sluices and a mill-pond in the river Eden which is a great river (ripa), wherein the king and divers men of those parts have fisheries, some free and several and some common, and that the abbot at all seasons of the year, in the close season as well as at other times, has taken salmon, kippers and others, in the river and sluices contrary to the statute, whereby the king and others having fisheries there have been damaged for twenty years to the extent of 100s. yearly, because the sluices are raised so high that scarcely any salmon can pass; but on the part of the abbot the king is informed that neither he nor his predecessors have made any new sluice or mill-pond in the river since the date of the grant, that neither the king nor any others have fisheries where the abbot has his several fishery and that the abbot has not taken any salmon contrary to the statute. The commissioners are to certify the king fully as to the true facts of the case.

Vacated by surrender.

Feb. 27. Pontefract.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, Roger Bavent and William de Ponte Roberti, on complaint by John le Yonge that William de Pauethorn, Hugh and John his brothers, and others carried away his goods at Shorham, co. Sussex. By fine of 20s.

The like on complaint by the same John and Agnes his wife that the same persons assaulted the said Agnes at Shorham, co. Sussex. By fine of 20s.

Membrane 22d.

April 14. Durham.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, John de Whelnetham and John de Norton, on complaint by Elena late the wife of John Dautref that Richard de Nowers, John Warde, Peter de Poyton the younger, Alina late the wife of Ralph de Hemenhale, Walter son of Simon de Preston, Thomas son of the same Walter, Robert de Hemenhale and others, at Meldyngg, co. Suffolk, broke her close and the doors and windows of her houses, took away 12 horses and 4 oxen, worth 30l., carried away her goods and assaulted her servants. Changed because sealed at another time. By fine of 20s.

Feb. 12. Pontefract.

The like to Richard de Grey of Codenore, William de Herle, Richard de Wylughby, Roger de Baukwell and Henry de Fenton, touching alleged oppressions by Thomas de Carleton, late undersheriff of the county of Lincoln, Hugh de Carleton, then his clerk, and John Faukes and John Judekyn, clerks, bailiffs of the city of Lincoln, and other ministers in the county of Lincoln by colour of their offices. By C.

March 5. Pontefract.

The like to William de Herle, John de Stonore, John de Cantebrigge, John de Preston and Richard de Aldeburgh, on complaint that Hugh de Croydon, deputed by the sheriffs of London to the custody of Newgate gaol, and other ministers there have been guilty of oppressions and extortions by colour of their offices, confining men committed for trespasses other than felony among notorious felons, bailing out homicides, by torture and otherwise taking large ransoms and fines from those in their custody, and committing other excesses. By C.

March 10. Pontefract.

The like to John de Cantebrigge, John de Shardelowe and John de Claver, on complaint by William de Ouneby, chaplain, that John Huberd of Kirketon, Alan Huberd of Kirketon, Robert le Baillivesman of Rameseye Thomas Pilkok, Geoffrey Rede, Robert Palmere, Joan his wife, and others imprisoned him at Wystowe by Rameseye, co. Huntingdon, and carried away his goods. Renewed by the Chancellor because sealed at another time. By p.s.

Membrane 21d.

Feb. 20. Pontefract.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, Ralph de Bokkyng and John Claver, on complaint by Henry Vreyse of Skiedamme in Hainault that, whereas lately he put into the port of Ipswich, co. Suffolk, in a ship laden with merchandise for trade, Gilbert de Burgh of Ipswich, William le Fevre of Ipswich and others, plotting to hinder his trade, imprisoned him at Ipswich, co. Suffolk, and arrested his ship and cargo, until for the release of himself, his ship and goods, he made divers fines to the sum of 15l. 10s. By K.

Feb. 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 William Littel, Peter Littel, and John Littel, all of Bewick, co. Northumberland, and others rescued some cattle impounded for customs and services due to him there. By p.s.

Vacated because otherwise below.

March 4. Pontefract.

The like to John de Haveryngton, Richard de Hodeleston and John de Hornby the younger, in the county of Lancaster, on petition on the part of the commonalty of the realm exhibited in the last Parliament at York, praying that men may be appointed in each county to keep the statutes of 28 Edward I. and of 4 and 5 Edward III., for the making of purveyances for the households of the king and queen, and to do justice in cases where prises are made contrary to such statutes. By C.

The like to the following :—

Membrane 20d.

March 10. Cowick.

Appointment of Ralph Fitz Richard in the late commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John de Cyfurwas, and William Scot on complaint by William Latymer that Ralph de Wedon knight, broke his houses at Amondesham and Little Missyndene, co. Buckingham, in the place of the said John on the ground that the said John was once impleaded of trespass by Ralph de Wedon before William de Herle and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer. By C.

Membrane 19d.

March 10. Cowick.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Ros, John de Shardelowe, and John Claver, on complaint by the prior of Wabron that Walter de Holwelle, knight, Robert his son, Stephen de Holwelle, Thomas de Holwelle, John atte Style, chaplain, William Berry, John de Elsyngg, Richard, abbot of Notele, Alexander de Scheryngham, a canon of that abbey, Robert de Dallyng, Geoffrey de Blakene and others took away 2 horses of his worth 5 marks, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants at Kellyngg and Scheryngham, co. Norfolk. Changed because sealed at another time. By fine of 10s.

Afterwards, on 20 August, Thomas Bacoun is associated in this commission.

March 22. Pontefract.

The like to Thomas Bacoun, John de Ifeld, William Scot and Thomas de Lincoln, on complaint by Simon archbishop of Canterbury that his trees at Wrotham, Eghtham, Benyndenne, Wodechirche, Gutherst, Hedecrone, Tenderdenne, Rolvyndenne, Cranebrok, Egertone, Smerdenne, Scandherst, Newendenne, Bydyndenne, Hathewoldenne, Rokyng, Bilsyntone, Wyghrichesham in Oxene and Stone in Oxene, co. Kent, have been divers times cut down, by night and day, his parks at Wrotham and Eghtham broken and his deer hunted and carried away. Changed because sealed at another time. By p.s.

Feb. 13. York.

The like to William de Denum, Robert de Insula of Chipches, Gerard de Wyderyngton and Robert de Tughale, in the county of Northumberland, on complaint by the prior of Tynemouth that, whereas he according to the law and custom of the realm had taken certain beasts of the plough for customs and services due to him, and impounded that in his fee of Bewyk and had also taken others in his fee of Eglyngeham, and would have impounded these, William Littel of Bewyk, Peter Littel of Bewyk, John Littel of Bewyk, and others broke the pounds, took away the beasts impounded there, reserved those that were not yet impounded, entered his free warren at Lilleburne and the said towns of Bewyk and Eglyngeham, hunted therein, depastured his crops and grass at Bewyk with their cattle, broke his houses there, felled his trees there and at Eglyngeham and carried these away, with other goods and hares, rabbits and partridges from the warren. By p.s.

Membrane 18d.

March 12. Pontefract.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, Roger Bavent and William de Ponte Roberti, on complaint by John de Moubray, lord of the honor of Brembre, co. Sussex, that whereas he and his ancestors as lords of the honor have time out of mind had wreck of sea therein, Ralph de Camoys, knight, Walter Randekyn, Ranulph his brother, John Lovekyn, John Randolf, John Swenge, William le Hayward, John son of Gamel atte Walter, John Forbenche, William Forbenche, William Petite and others, carried away 4 tuns of wine, worth 20l., and other goods, which had been driven ashore in a storm at Hene, Worthyng, Launcyng, Pende, Shorham and Kyngeston, within the honor, broke his parks at Beaubusch, Knappe, Stokke, and Fyndon, entered his free chace at St. Leonard's, hunted there, carried away deer and assaulted his servants at Horsham and Shorham. By K.

April 14. Durham.

The like to Thomas Bacoun, Roger de Kerdeston and John de Rodenhale, on complaint by Thomas de Bavent that Simon de Perepount, William de Beleham, William Mokyn, Walter Kybbe, Master John Simondesservant de Perepount and others carried away by night 10l. of his money at Wrentham, co. Suffolk, and assaulted his men and servants. By fine of 1 mark.

Membrane 17d.

Feb. 15. Pontefract.

Appointment of William Trussel, William de Shareshull, John de Freston and Hugh de Harebergh to keep the peace pursuant to the statutes of Winchester and Northampton, in the counties of Northampton, Warwick, Salop, Stafford, Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester, where the keepers of the peace already appointed have been unable to restore order, and to hear and determine felonies and trespasses. By C.

The like of the following :—

Membrane 15d.

March 18. Pontefract.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Denum, Richard de Emeldon and Robert de Tuggale, on complaint by Robin Jouyn, Robert de Chastelon and their fellows, merchants of Montivilliers in Normandy, that John Godyher of Hull, Alexander Vicergate of Hull, Thomas de Ripon, Roger de Ravenesse, John Raddetorreye, Philip Hendefelawe, Robert Beraud, Robert Roteheryng, William de Humbleton of Ravenesse, Roger Gaters of Lynn, John de Crekelade of Yarmouth and others entered a ship of theirs, Le Seynt Martyn, when stranded near the town of Tynemouth, co. Northumberland, assaulted the mariners and carried away the cargo. By K.

Aug. 9. Knaresborough.

The like for the same Robin and Robert.

Membrane 14d.

April 20. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Commission to Thomas de Lungevillers, supplying the place of the keeper of the forest on this side Trent in Shirewod Forest, and Roger de Baukwell, on evidence laid before the king on the part of Roger le Wyne that a pasture called ' Fullewod' in Penkeston, and Normanton, co. Derby, near the town of Kirkeby, co. Nottingham, is not within the metes of the said forest and for this reason is not liable to pay a custom for the king's use within that forest, called ' wardefet,' for which the said Thomas has distrained on him at various times, to make inquisition in the presence of the foresters, verderers and other ministers of the forest and to certify the king whether the said pasture is within the metes of the forest as defined by perambulation in the time of king John and a charter of that king wherein it is expressly contained that such perambulation began at the ford of Cunyngeswath ascending westwards by the river Medine to the town called Warshop, thence by the same river to Pleselegh park, and to Heytredebrigge, turning thence by the high road of Nottingham as far as Milneford bridge, thence ascending to Maunnesheved and thence between the fields of Herdewic and Kirkeby and Kirkeby moor as far as the corner called Nunneker. By C.

April 22. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John de Ifeld, William Scot and Thomas de Faversham, on complaint by Simon, archbishop of Canterbury, that James Brounyng, James atte Grove, Thomas Meykyn, Thomas Coupere, Thomas son of John de Akdenne, Philip Meykys, Alice Bertelot, Richard Potyn, Gilbert Hughelot, John Richard, John son of Germanus Brounyng, Eustace Lucas, Thomas son of Richard de Akdenne, Robert de Ouenhame, John Kynet, William Meykyn, Eustace de Underhelde, John son of Robert Meykyn, John Palmere, Adam Sote, Thomas Bud, Peter Germayn, Walter Bakere, Gilbert Odyerne, William Sibbe, Thomas Veriere, William Veriere, Ralph Pot, John Pot, Henry Pot, Thomas son of Robert Pot, Nicholas Paulyn, Thomas atte Gate of Oxene, Thomas de Kersbrok, Thomas atte Cherche of Hauekherst, Walter de Lollesdenne, William Hamon of Benyndenne, Adam atte Leade, Richard Austyn of Benyndenne, John Skippere the elder, Brice atte More, Nicholas son of Richard de Theglyndenne, William de Hope, Simon Bogheman, Simon his son, John de Kyngeslonde, Richard Colet, John White, Walter Amys, William de Benchesham, Henry Farman, John Wolverd, Peter le Parker, John atte Forde, John and Thomas his sons, Walter Colepeper, William de Bramptone, William Ayn, Simon Cobbe, William son of William Waldere, William Bakere, John atte Holme, William Aleyn the younger, Henry his brother, John de Oxebrok, John Lynche, Thomas Lynche and others cut down trees in his woods of Dronedennes at Wyghtricchesham, Stone in Oxene, Benyndenne, Wodecherche, Goutherst, Hedecrone, Tenderdenne, Rolvyndenne, Egartone, Smerdenne, Sandherst, Nywendenne, Bydyndenne, Hathewoldenne, Rokynge, Bylsyngtone, Wrotham and Eghtham, co. Kent, at divers times by night and by day, broke his parks at Wrotham and Eghtham, hunted there and carried away deer and trees. Changed because sealed at another time. By p.s.

Membrane 13.

March 28. Cowick.

Mandate to the abbot of St. Mary's, York, to send to Durham within eight days of Easter a stout cart, well bound with iron, and five horses, for the king's service against the Scots. By K.

Vacated because on the Close Roll.

The like to the following :—

The abbot of Fountains.

The abbot of Gerovall.

The abbot of Melsa.

The prior of Bridelyngton.

The abbot of Seleby.

The abbot of Whalleye.

The prior of Durham for a wagon and ten oxen.

Mandate to the abbot of Westminster to send to York, by the morrow of the Ascension at the latest, a cart and five horses. By K.

The like to the following for one cart each :—

The prior of Christ Church, Canterbury.

The abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury.

The abbot of Abyndon.

The abbot of Thame.

The prior of Ely.

The abbot of Bardeneye.

The abbot of Crouland.

The abbot of Ramsey.

The abbot of Peterborough.

The prior of Spaldyng.

The abbot of Waltham.

The abbot of St. Edmund's.

The prior of Holy Trinity, Norwich.

The prior of Lewes.

The prior of St. Swithun's, Winchester.

The abbot of St. Peter's, Gloucester.

The abbot of St. Albans.

The abbot of Battle.

The abbot of Thorneye.

The abbot of Evesham.

The prior of Worcester.

The abbot of Oseneye.

The abbot of Hyde by Winchester.

The abbot of Chester.

The abbot of Shrewsbury.

The prior of Sempyngham.

Membrane 11d.

April 28. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, John de Heyford and William de Sutton, on complaint by Thomas Hastang that Henry de Hynton of Coventre, John de Meryton and others assaulted him at Coventre, co. Warwick, and carried away his goods. By fine of 10s.

May 3. Belford.

Commission de walliis et fossatis to John Claver, Robert de Welle, Thomas de Birston and Simon Costyn along the coast in the towns of Middelton, Sechith, Rungeton, Westwynch, Watlyngton, Wyrmegeye, Shuldham and Porteneye, co. Norfolk. Changed by H. de Clif because sealed at another time.

May 12. Belford.

Appointment of Richard de Wylughby as a keeper of the county of Stafford, and justice of oyer and terminer there, with Ralph Basset, Ralph le Boteller, Thomas de Halghton, Roger Hillary and Philip de Somervill already appointed. By C.

Membrane 10d.

April 26. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Geoffrey de Edenham and Roger de Baukwell, on complaint by Gerewin de Pynkeston and Bartholomew de Heynig, merchants of Almain, that Robert Route of Hotoft, William Godeman of Malberthorpe, William Wade of Trusthorp, Robert Rudde, Walter Kyken of Sutton by Hotoft, John Cartere of Hotoft, Robert Oliver of Sutton, Eudo son of Stephen de Trusthorp, Alan atte Gote, John atte Gote of Trusthorp, Philip Cochur, Thomas Warde of Malberthorpe, John Mite of Malberthorpe, Walter Mite, Robert son of Ralph de Trusthorp, Robert son of Eudo de Trusthorp, Walter Scaldegrys of Anderby, Hugh his brother, Alan son of Gilbert Chunnesone, Robert his brother, John Trowe, Henry his brother, John Freek, Simon Smyth of Hotoft, Alan Runtyng, William Trowe, William Scaldegrys, John Machoun of Hotoft, Robert son of Alan Route, Robert Whittel, Richard Pennesone of Hotoft, Roger son of Thomas de Hotoft, William Flemyng of Hotoft, Walter Emecyn of Hotoft, Robert Rook of Sutton, Simon Lambyn of Cumberworth, Eudo son of William de Fryskeneye, Walter son of Alice de Sutton, Robert Warde of Malberthorpe, Robert Trowe, William Pycher of Sutton, William Bacoun of Sutton and others carried away their goods at Hotoft, co. Lincoln, and assaulted and imprisoned their servants. By C.

Membrane 9d.

May 4. Belford.

Commission to Michael de Wath and John de Burton to take an inquisition ad quod damnum touching a petition of queen Philippa for licence for her ministers to cut down trees every tenth year in the wood of Acworth, called Acworth Park, within the honor of Pontefract, co. York, to make her profit of. By C.

May 17. Tweedmouth.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, Simon de Drayton, William Busteler and Simon de Brunne, on complaint by John bishop of Ely that John Coket of Tamworth, William Padel Johanesman Coket, John son of John le Clerk of Trippelowe, Walter and William his brothers, John le Mareschal of Trippelowe, Alan le Yonge of Trippelowe, chaplain, William his brother, Hugh Styward of Trippelowe, Thomas de Overe of Shepreth, John le Veyse of Trippelowe, John Styward of Trippelowe, Henry le Bruestere of Trippelowe, Walter Litel Wattesone, Roger Bacoun Johanesman du Boys, John le Wryghte of Foulmere, John atte Brigge, Roger Maukorneys, John Sabbo, Laurence Compyn, Henry Mervyn, William le Carter, William Chonnot, John Michel, William le Camber, John le Camber, William de Wolde, Richard Stonhard, John Homerill, John son of William Andreu of Foulmere and others at Trippelowe, co. Cambridge, burned ten carts of his loaded with wheat, malt and other victuals for his household, took away 30 horses, worth 80l., which were in the said carts, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants. By K.

Membrane 8d.

April 26. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Geoffrey de Edenham and Roger de Baukewell, on complaint by John de Mulne of Munstre of Almain, merchant, that Ralph Scortrath of Sutton by Hotoft Alan Lonlyn of Sutton, Robert Bacon of Sutton, Robert son of Alice de Sutton, Alan son of Ralph Scortrath, John Cole of Sutton, Robert Route of Hotoft, William Godeman of Malberthorpe, William Wade of Trusthorpe, Robert Rudde, Walter Kyken of Sutton by Hotoft, John Cartere of Hotoft, Robert Oliver of Sutton, Eudo son of Stephen de Trusthorpe, Alan atte Gote, John atte Gote of Trusthorpe, Philip Cochur, Thomas Warde of Malberthorpe, John Mite of Malberthorpe, Walter Mite, Robert son of Ralph de Trusthorpe, Robert son of Eudo de Trusthorpe, Walter Skaldegris of Anderby, Hugh his brother, Alan son of Gilbert Chunnesone, Robert his brother, John Trowe, Henry his brother, John Freek, Simon Smith of Hotoft, Alan Runtyng, William Trowe, William Skaldegris, John Machoun of Hotoft, Robert son of Alan Route, Robert Whittel, Richard Pennessone of Hotoft, Roger son of Thomas de Hotoft, William Flemyng of Hotoft, Walter Emecyn of Hotoft, Robert Rook of Sutton, Simon Lambyn of Cumberworth, Eudo son of William de Freskeneye, Walter son of Alice de Sutton, Robert Warde of Malberthorpe, Robert Trowe, William Picher of Sutton, William Bacon of Sutton and others imprisoned him at Hotoft, co. Lincoln, and carried away his goods. By C.

April 26. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

The like, on complaint by Henry le Walsk of Almain that the said Ralph Scorterath of Sutton by Hotoft and the others imprisoned him until he released to the said Ralph, Alan Lonlyn, Robert Bacon, Robert son of Alice, Alan son of Ralph and John Cole all actions which he had against them, and carried away his goods. By C.

April 25. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Kerdiston, Thomas Bacoun and John Claver touching alleged oppressions and extortions by sheriffs of Norfolk and Suffolk and their clerks and ministers under colour of their office. By C.

May 25. Tweedmouth.

The like to John de Stonore, Oliver de Carminou and John Billon, on complaint by Robert Poer of Ragenys and Alice his wife, that William Poer of Trengoechef, Hugh de Trewoef, John de Penros, and others broke the close of the said Alice at Ragenys, took away 10 oxen and 10 cows, worth 20 marks, carried away her goods and assaulted her servants. By fine of 1 mark. Cornwall.

July 12. Tweedmouth.

The like to Thomas Bacoun, John de Ifeld, Thomas de Faversham and William de Northo, on complaint by William Vaghan that William de Tillebury, Richard de Tillebury, John Porter of Berkyng, William Geffrey, John Haukyn, Walter le Chapeleyn of Chaldewell, James le Chapeleyn of Westtillebury, John Froser of Westhurrok, John de Bledelowe of Westtillebury, chapeleyn, John de Edeston, John atte Forde, John Adam of Westtillebury, Roger de Preston, William son of John Hodelowe and others took away 6 horses, 4 mares, 16 oxen, and 400 sheep of his, worth 100 marks, at Westtillebury, carried away his good, and assaulted his servants. By fine of 1 mark. Essex.

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May 2. Fenwick.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John Claver and Thomas de Eggefeld, on complaint by James de Brodham, parson of the church of Stanynghale, that John de Ormesby, knight, William de Gosford, John Mauclerk, Richard Brigman, Roger Gos, John le Armurer, Richard de Blyclyng, Richard le Smyth and others broke his houses and doors at Bodham, took away 2 horses, 6 cows, 4 heifers, and 100 sheep of his worth 20l., carried away his goods and 10 marks in money, forty charters, forty writings and divers other muniments and assaulted his servants. By fine of 100s. Norfolk.

May 6. Belford.

The like to John de Hanlo, William de Shareshull and James de Wodestok, touching those who have broken the peace in the town and county of Oxford, in defiance of the king's inhibition made when setting out to the march of Scotland to repel the invasion of the Scots. By C.

May 1. Belford.

The like to Henry le Guldene, Robert de Hungerford and William Everard, touching trespasses of William le Rede of Wolle, John Jolif, Edward Frende, Thomas de Abbodesbury, Thomas Germeyn, Robert de Boys, John le Skynnere, Robert le Barber, Walter Godegrom, Nicholas Dawe, Walter Keek, Nicholas Sturmy of Wolle, William Wyt of Warham, Henry Wyt, Richard Scariot, Robert Raulyn, John Croxton ' mouner,' John de Redynges of Warham and others in imprisoning Roger the abbot and Richard de Kengeston and John de Ippele, monks of Byndon abbey, while the same abbey was in the king's protection and by his appointment in the custody of the abbot of Beaulieu and Roger le Guldene, carried away goods, and the common seal of the house which they have since affixed to to divers charters and writings of corrodies, bonds and acquittances. By the Chancellor.

June 28. Tweedmouth.

The like to William de Shareshull, Malcolm Chastiloun and John de Wakefeld, on complaint by Joan late the wife of Thomas Butetourt that whereas she ought to have at Neuport Paynel a fair yearly and a market weekly as she and her ancestors time out of mind have used to do, Richard de Lynsted of Shyrynton, Richard the younger, his brother, Roger de Cave, John son of Ralph le Taillour of Woketon, Adam Forst, Richard son of Joan de Cave, Roger Dakeneye and others assaulted John de Pakynton, John de Shirynton of Neuport Paynel, John the younger, his son, Reginal atte Lake, Philip Williamesman Gully and William Bole, her servants, when collecting their tolls therein, and compelled the merchants and others there to withdraw from the same. By fine of 10s. Buckingham.

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June 6. Tweedmouth.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, John Inge, Master John de Hildesle and John de Hampton, on complaint by John de Langeford that Theobald Russel, knight, John de Kyngeston, Robert Urry, Robert his son, Laurence Russel, John his brother, William son of William Borhunte of Portelesmouth, John de Sengedon, Gilbert de Esteneye, John son of John de Glomorgan, Walter Burjeys, John de Kyngeston ' le uncle,' John Gymmynges, Thomas atte Putte, Adam de Westemor, Walter his brother, Robert Tomelyn of Westemor, Robert Reynald of Westemor, John his brother, Richard de Westemor "thecher,' Henry Cumyn, Robert and Adam his brothers, John Douner of Godeshull, Richard son of Robert Cumyn, John his brother and others broke his close at Chale, Isle of Wight, burned his houses there and the goods therein, cut down his trees, carried them away with other goods and assaulted his servants.

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Feb. 15. Pontefract.

Appointment of William Trussel, William de Shareshull, John de Ireland and Hugh de Harebergh to keep the peace in the counties of Northampton, Warwick, Salop, Stafford, Worcester, Hereford and Gloucester, pursuant to the statutes of Winchester and Northampton, and to hear and determine felonies and trespasses. By C.

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June 8. Tweedmouth.

Commission de walliis et fossatis to William de Hathelseye, John de Clif and Hugh de Bradeford on the north side of the river Ayre between Birkyn and Ayremynne, and on either side the river Ouse between Ayremynne and Seleby, co. York.

June 21. Tweedmouth.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, Richard Hauekeslowe and Robert de Aston, on complaint by William la Zouche of Mortymer that Robert Bracy, knight, Richard his brother, Roger son of Lewis Mortymer, John, son of John de Pembrig, Robert de Foleham and others hunted in his chace at Malverne, co. Worcester, carried away deer and assaulted his servants. By K. & C.

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June 12. Tweedmouth.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, John de Trevaignon, Henry Power and Alan de Asshe, on complaint by Hugh de Langlonde, knight, that William son of Robert de Leye, John de Kyligrew, Alan son of Ralph de Asshe, William de Wolleye, John de Wolleye and others broke his park at Penalym, co. Cornwall, hunted there, carried away deer and assaulted John Bernard his servant. By K.

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June 16. Tweedmouth.

Commission to John de Lancastre, John de Horneby the elder and William le Gentill to discover and punish those in the county of Lancaster who took salmon between the nativity of St. Mary and Martinmas contrary to the statute.