1333, membranes 30d, 29d, 28d, 27d, 26d, 25d, 24d, 23d, 22, 21d, 20d, 19d, 18d, 17d, 16d, 14d, 13d, 12d, 10d, 9d, 7d, 6d, 4d

Membrane 30d.

June 26. Tweedmouth.

Appointment, during pleasure, of William la Zouche of Mortimer to keep the king's peace in the land of Wales and the marches thereof and to arrest all those who break the same. This appointment is made on information that after the king hastened with his army towards the march of Scotland to defend the realm, many persons in said land and marches, emboldened by the fact that the king, with the justice of Wales and the lords of divers lordships there now staying with him on his service, are in Scotland, have combined to cause disturbances and commit outrages. By K. & C.

June 28. Tweedmouth.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John Claver and Thomas de Reppes, on complaint by John de Rysynges, 'armurer,' that Roger le Torvye, parson of the church of Watlington, Richard Dunkan of Wyrmegeye, Henry Pope and others assaulted him at Wyrmegeye, and carried away his goods. By fine of ½ mark. Norfolk.

July 7. Tweedmouth.

Appointment of Humphrey de Litelbery, Alexander de Cobeldyk and Laurence de Lek, to make inquisition in the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln, touching complaints that, notwithstanding that the king lately enjoined in every county of the realm that none should break the peace on pain of forfeiture of all that he could forfeit, divers persons in those parts, since the king went to resist the invasion of the Scots, by unlawful confederacy, take men and imprison them in secret places until they shall make ransoms and fines, and commit murders and other crimes, to arrest the guilty, with the aid of the posse comitatus where necessary, and deliver them to prison to await trial.

The like of the following in the same county:—

Membrane 29d.

June 19. Tweedmouth.

Commission to John de Grymstede and Elias de Godele to make inquisition touching a treasure-trove at Fresshewater, Isle of Wight. By C.

July 2. Tweedmouth.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, Thomas Gobyoun, John Dyn and Robert de Geddeworth, on complaint by John de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, the king's kinsman, that Andrew, prior of St. Waleric, Nicholas 'le prioressquier of St. Waleric,' and others broke his park at Bronesho, co. Essex, hunted there and carried away deer. By fine made in another writ.

July 3. Tweedmouth.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Richard de Aldeburgh, Thomas de Longvillers and Roger de Baukwell, on representation by the people of the county of Nottingham and other parts that notwithstanding the statute of Northampton that none should go or ride armed in presence of the king's justices and the king's late writ to the sheriff of each county to cause proclamation to be made that none should dare to break the peace, divers of the town of Claworth and the neighbourhood, when the king was gone to repel the invasion of the Scots, have assaulted persons at Lound and elsewhere within the county, carried away their goods, disseised them of their tenements and pastures by force, and maintained such violence by unlawful confederacies. By C.

July 8. Tweedmouth.

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 under-sheriff of the county of Lincoln, Hugh de Carleton, his clerk, and John Faukes and John Judekyn, clerks of the bailiffs of the city of Lincoln, and other bailiffs and ministers, by colour of their offices. By C.

Membrane 28d.

July 2. Tweedmouth.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, Thomas Gobioun, John Dyn and Robert de Geddeworth, on complaint by John de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, the king's kinsman, that Richard, abbot of Waltham Holy Cross, John de Ware, Richard de Ware, William de Brendewod, and Walter de Thame, monks of the abbey, John de Dufti, clerk, Alan le Scriveyn, Richard de Thame, William le Lache, John Romayn, John Cayis, Philip his son, Robert Vyne, 'fevre,' William Mandevill, Henry Beverache, John de Maydenhethe, John Mondegonne, Henry his brother, John le Sadelere, John Fot, Peter 'in the Lane,' Robert Brabon, 'suour,' Richard de Cromwell of Waltham, William Brewere, Thomas de Mepham of Maldon, Thomas Chalf, Adam Hyne, John Enote the younger, Thomas le Skynnere of Maldon, John Marchal of Maldon and others, carried away his goods at Waltham Holy Cross and assaulted his servants there and at Molsham. By fine of 20s. Essex.

July 5. Tweedmouth.

The like to Richard de Wylughby and Roger de Baukewell, on complaint by Lucy daughter of Thomas Sourale that Geoffrey Merlyn, Thomas de Multon of Fraunketon, knight, Thomas Williamesson de Sheldyk of Kirketon in Holand, Margaret his wife, Peter son of William de Manneby, Alice late the wife of John Top, Juliana her daughter, Henry Waleys, chaplain, Adam Bakere, Richard Thomasman de Malton, Walter Coleman, Roger Bishop, Richard son of John son of Richard de Suterton, Alan de Massyngberd, Ralph de Strubby 'noter ' and others imprisoned her at Algerkirk, took her as a prisoner to Fraunketon, detained her there and carried away her goods at Algerkirk. By fine of 10s. Lincoln.

July 12. Tweedmouth.

Commission of the peace to Thomas de Lungvilers, John de Mounteny, John de Annesleye and John del Ker in the county of Nottingham, pursuant to the statutes of Westminster and Northampton. By C.

Nov. 2. Marlborough.

The like to Ralph de Bolyou, John de Trevaignon and John Billoun, in the county of Cornwall. By C.

Membrane 27d.

July 25. Berwick-on-Tweed.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge and Robert de Insula, on complaint by John Gase, 'carpenter,' that Master Peter de Clopton, pardon of the church of Clopton, Roger del Howes, 'maunciple,' Walter de Berton ' quystron,' William de Hemenhale, the elder and the younger, Master Edmund Brundish, Bartholomew de Burgoyne, Walter de Cumberton and others assaulted him at Cambridge and carried away his goods. By K. & C.

Aug. 3. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

The like to William de Denom, Robert Pernenk and Adam de Bowes, on complaint by J. bishop of Carlisle that William de Loghmaban and others carried away his goods and assaulted his servants at Carlisle, co. Cumberland. By K. & C.

Aug. 5. Durham.

The like to William de Herle, Richard de Wylughby, Henry de Hambury and John Frelond, on complaint by Henry, earl of Lancaster, that Richard del Hogh the younger, Reginald Sabbelegh, Thomas de Warton, Hugh de Horshale, Alan Hughesservant de Horshale, John de Sherton, John son of Philip de Pulton Launcelyn, William del Hogh, John Williamesservant del Hogh, Robert son of Thomas le Shepehirde of Bromburgh, Richard le Barber of Bromburgh and others broke his park at Derby, hunted there and carried away deer. By K.

The like, on complaint that Richard de Swynerton, John de Chelle, Nicholas Kene, William Budulf, Matthew le Taverner, Hugh Richardes servant de Swynerton, Ralph Tolus, Stephen Priour, John Bletherhose of Wyche and others fished in the earl's stews at Penkhull, co. Stafford, and carried away fish. By K.

Aug. 4. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert le Fitz Payn, John Inge, Henry le Guldene, John de Trevaignon and Henry Power, on complaint by Richard Lovel that John de Urtiaco, Richard de Urtiaco, Peter Blaunchenal, Henry de la More, William de Hardoun, chaplain, Geoffrey Knap, John Knap, John de Brustowe, William Pleystter and others coming to his manor at Wynkaulton, co. Somerset, broke a close there, took away a horse worth 20l., carried away his goods, depastured his crops with their beasts assaulted his men and servants and besieged some of these in the houses of the manor for a great while. By fine of 1 mark.

Aug. 2. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

The like to Richard de Auldeburgh, Thomas Deyvill and Adam de Hoperton, on complaint by Richard son of Robert de Garton and William Kyng of Ellerton, that John son of Roger del Haye, Roger his brother, Alice, late the wife of Roger del Haye, Thomas del Dene, Thomas le Forester, Richard de Everton, Ralph de Brakenholm, William de Kyllyngwyk, John Payn, Walter Reyner, John son of Hugh de Aghton, Ralph de Bilton, Robert de Harewode, John le Milner of Aghton, Everard son of Nicholas de Aghton, Nicholas his brother, William le Shephird of Aghton, John le Carter of Aghton, John le Lang of Aghton, Adam son of Nicholas de Aghton, Henry de Kyllyngwyk, chaplain, Hugh de Birlaund and others carried away their goods at Aghton, co. York. By fine of 10s.

Membrane 26d.

Aug. 2. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Peter de Saltmerssh and Nicholas de Langeton, on complaint that Richard de Brackele, saying that he was a servant of John de Podenhale, a purveyor, at Clifton by York, depastured the crops, grass and curtilages of divers men of the county of York, against their will, with oxen and sheep which he said were the king's and committed to his custody by the said John, extorted grievous fines and ransoms to spare their curtilage, and otherwise greviously oppressed them. By K.

July 10. Tweedmouth.

The like to John de Stonore, John Inge and John de Trevaignon, on complaint by William Bernard of Mountgauryn that, whereas he was lately sent by Oliver de Ingham, seneschal of Gascony, and John Travers, constable of Bordeaux, to England, to inform the king of some matters touching the state of the duchy [of Aquitaine], Henry de Wal, John Brice of Maushole in Cornwall and others forcibly entered the barge, wherein he and his company were coming to the king, on the sea near Moushole, assaulted him, took away the barge with 30 targes, 20 shields, 21 pairs of plates, 28 crossbows, 27 swords, 24 gisarmes, 600 weapons, 300 spears and 6 robes of his, worth 100l., which were therein, and other goods, and did with these as they would. By p.s.

Membrane 25d.

July 16. Tweedmouth.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Denum, Robert de Shireburne and Roger de Baukwell, on complaint by Adam de Hulton that Richard son of Richard de Hulton, Henry de Atherton of Leghte, Roger son of William de Atherton, Henry le Tornour, John le Rugh, John de Hatherton, 'carpenter,' John le Cook of Atherton, John le Turnour, John le Nailer of Hyndlegh, Adam son of Adam de Tildeslegh, Thomas le Alpe, John son of William le Wodeward, Robert de Pennulbury, Thomas his brother, Adam de Rumworthe of Snythle, John son of Hugh del Holt, John Shaucberd, Robert le Mort, John son of Robert de Cluworth, William de Waroton, Adam son of William de Radclif, William his brother, Hugh son of John de Hulton, John son of John de Levere and others took away 18 oxen, 8 cows and 120 bullocks of his, worth 100 marks, at Hulton, West Halgheton, Rumworth and Mammecestre, mowed his grass there, carried away the hay therefrom with other goods, trampled down and consumed with their beasts his crops and grass, and assaulted his servants. By fine of 10s. Lancaster.

July 28. Berwick-on-Tweed.

The like to William de Shareshull, Matthew de la Vache and Thomas de Stodleye, on complaint by Malcolm de Chastilloun, knight, that Alan del Heume, John his son, Thomas brother of the said John, Hugh Bernard Richard Spirkildy and others carried away his goods at Lekhampstede and Thorneton, co. Buckingham, and assaulted his servants. By K.

Aug. 8. Knaresborough.

The like to John Inge, John de Tycheburn and John de Hampton touching the persons who broke the king's park at Theldpark and entered his free chace at Parkhurst and his warren at Westrugge and Bordwod, in the Isle of Wight, hunted there and carried away deer from the park and chace, and hares, rabbits, pheasants and partridges from the warren. Robert de Dumbelton follows for the king.

Membrane 24d.

Oct. 3. Waltham.

Commission de walliis et fossatis to Simon de Drayton, William Lovel, William de Dunton and Peter Fitz Waryn, in the parts of Merssheland, co. Norfolk. By C.

Membrane 23d.

Here John, bishop of Winchester, the chancellor, went on recess as appears in a memorandum on the dorse of the Close Roll of this year.

Aug. 15. Knaresborough.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Fereby, Peter de Bradefeld and John de Cleydon, reciting that the king is about to go on pilgrimage in fulfilment of a vow lately made by him and has ordered his household, and the household of queen Philippa to remain in certain places in England until his return, and that, for the due punishment of trespasses within the verge during his absence, and he has appointed them in place of the steward of the household, to hear and determine these with the marshals of the household, in like manner as the steward and marshals would do if the king were present. By p.s.

Mandate to the marshals of the household and all other bailiffs ministers and lieges to be attentive to them, until Michaelmas.

Aug. 15. Knaresborough.

Appointment of Richard de Byron and John de Eland to arrest, whereever found, Richard de Hilton, John de Radeclif, parson of the church of Bury, Geoffrey del Holt, Thurstan de Holand, Jurdan de Tettelowe, Richard his brother, Adam son of William de Radeclif, William his brother, Richard son of Roger de Pilkynton, William his brother, Robert Kyde of Bury, chaplain, Roger de Barlowe, Richard de Redich, Thomas his brother, Robert de Eynesworth and Gilbert Huddesone of Bury, and imprison them in Nottingham castle until further order. By p.s.

The like of William de Scargil, John de Neusom, Richard de Merclesdene and Robert de Swyndon for the same purpose.

Aug. 16. Knaresborough.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Shareshull, John Gifford of Twyford and Robert de Barton, on complaint by Malcolm de Chastiloun, knight, that Alan de Leaume, John his son, Thomas brother of the said John, Hugh Bernard of Lecamstede, John le Heyward, William le Forester, Richard de Bikefeld, William le Ireys, Hugh le Breustere, Richard de Oxindene, Walter Cok, John son of William le Meleward, and others, carried away his goods at Little Lecamstede, Thorneton and Aylesbury, co. Buckingham, and assaulted his servants. Changed because sealed at another time. By K.

Sept. 10. Sheen.

The like to Richard de Aldeburgh, Thomas Deyvill and Adam de Hoperton, on complaint by Richard son of Robert de Garton and William Kyng of Ellerton that Roger son of Roger Hay, Alice late the wife of Roger Hay, William de Wederhale, Thomas del Dene, Thomas le Forester, Richard de Everton, Ralph de Brakenholm, William de Kyllyngwyk, John Payn, Walter Reyner, John son of Hugh de Aghton, Ralph de Bilton, Robert de Harewod, John le Milner of Aghton, Everard son of Nicholas de Aghton, Nicholas his brother, William le Shephird of Aghton, John le Carter of Aghton, John le Lang of Aghton, Adam son of Nicholas de Aghton, Henry de Kyllyngwyk, chaplain, and Hugh de Birlaund, carried away by night their goods at Aghton, co. York. Renewed because sealed at another time by fine of 10s.

Sept. 13. Odiham.

The like to Ralph Basset of Drayton, John Inge and William de Shareshull, on complaint by Henry, bishop of Lincoln, that John de Broughton, knight, Thomas Vernon, knight, and others entered his free warren at Bannebury, co. Oxon, hunted there, carried away his goods, 300l. in money and hares, rabbits and partridges from the warren, assaulted his servants, and have at divers times imprisoned at Cruche by Bannebury merchants coming with their wares to his fair and market at Bannebury, until they made oath they would not go to those. By p.s.

Sept. 11. Odiham.

Appointment of John Staly and John de Wydyndon to arrest wherever found and bring to the king Richard Batyn of Wycoumbe, who has confessed that he has counterfeited the privy seal.

Membrane 22.

Aug. 4. Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Commission to Ralph de Nevill and Geoffrey le Scrope in the county of Cumberland, to hear the complaints of J. bishop of Carlisle and Anthony de Lucy of the one part and Ranulph de Dacre of the other part touching dissensions which have arisen from some causes between them and to appease the dissensions. Also to make inquisition into all the circumstances of the forcible seizure of Roger de Kirkpatrik of Scotland, knight, and Margaret his wife, while in the king's protection, and to discover in what place they are now imprisoned, in order that their release may be procured. By K.

Sept. 3. Westminster.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, Simon de Drayton and Hugh de Haverbergh, on complaint by the prior of St. Andrew's, Northampton, that John Garlekemongere, parson of the church of Pedyngton, Thomas Garlekemongere, John his brother, Richard de Waltham of Brackele, Richard de Caysho, William son of Geoffrey de Preston, chaplain, Robert de Lufwik, chaplain, John Aylemere of Pydyngton, Richard de la House of Pydyngton, John Scot of Pirie, William le clerk of Pidyngton, Nicholas Blakwell, Adam Cok of Yerdele, William de Cugho, John atte Grene of Hakelyngton, Henry de Pydyngton, Simon Gold of Hakelyngton, Thomas son of William de Norhampton, William 'the personescoke' of Pydyngton, John 'the personesservant' of Pydyngton and others broke his close at Haklyngton, co. Northampton, and carried away his goods. By fine of 1 mark, at the instance of Henry de Edenestowe.

Oct. 11. Waltham.

The like to Thomas Bacoun, Ralph de Bokkyngge and John de Tendryngge touching the murder of William de Plumstede at Gippyngge Neuton, co. Suffolk. By C.

Membrane 21d.

Aug. 24. Wisbeach.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby and John del Ker touching the accounts of John Bully and John Passeis, as collectors of murage at Nottingham.

Afterwards, on 22 October, John de Feriby is associated in this commission.

Aug. 29. Westminster.

The like to John de Stonore, John Inge, William de Shareshull and Walter de Oterhampton, on complaint by Humphrey Wace that Dionisia, abbess of Shaftesbury, William le Cok, of Codeford, Robert de Bluntesdon, John de Tydeleshithe, Henry le Paneter and others carried away his goods and assaulted his servants at Dunhead St. Mary's, co. Wilts. Changed because sealed at another time.

Oct. 5. Waltham.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Selyman, Robert de Hunger ford and Gilbert de Berewyk, on information that, although the king lately appointed certain of his lieges to keep the peace in the county of Wilts, pursuant to the statutes of Winchester and Northampton, some persons not fearing that appointment laid siege to the close of the cathedral church of St. Mary, Salisbury, by day and night, and have since broken the doors and entered the close, there forming as it were caves of robbers, assaulting the men and ministers of the church and committing daily acts of sacrilege. By C.

Oct. 2. Waltham.

Association of William Fuitz Waryn, Peter de Bradefeld, Peter de Greote and John de Cleydon, in place of the steward of the household, with the marshals of the household, to hear and determine trespasses within the verge while the king is on pilgrimage, in fulfilment of a vow lately made by him, in such form as the steward and marshals would do if the king were present. By p.s.

Writ de intendendo in their favour directed to sheriffs, ministers and others.

Oct. 2. Waltham.

The like, directed to the marshals of the household. By p.s.

Membrane 20d.

Aug. 28. Bury St. Edmunds.

Appointment of John de Melton and John de Ellerker the elder, in the county of York, to discover those who have taken salmon in the river Humbre, in the fence season and to punish them according to the form of the statute. By C.

The like of the following:—

Aug. 26. Great Yarmouth.

Commission to Thomas Bacoun and John Claver to make inquisition in the county of Suffolk and to certify the king touching an information by men of the half-hundred of Lothyglond that Henry Tristram of Rokelound, bailiff of that half-hundred, Reginald Reynald, constable of Louwystoft, and others of their confederacy in the county, have granted permission to divers Scots, lately at war with the king, and others to take silver in money, in bulk, and vessels of gold and silver without the realm, contrary to the late proclamation, and have received from them divers sums of money for such permissions. By p.s.

Oct. 1. Waltham.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph Basset of Drayton, John Inge and William de Shareshull, in the county of Oxford, on complaint by Henry, bishop of Lincoln, that John de Broughton, knight, Thomas Vernon, knight, Robert Feman, John Hyne and others entered his free warrens at Bannebury, Nethorp, Cothorp, Herdewik, Great and Little Bourton, Croppri, Wardyngton and Cotes, hunted there, carried away his goods, and 40l. in money, found at Bannebury, and hares, rabbits and partridges from the warrens, depastured with their beasts the grass in his park of Nethorp, assaulted his men and servants at Bannebury, Nethorp, Cothorp, Herdewik, Wytham, Swalclyve, Abburbury, Drayton, Broughton and Newynton by Bannebury, and imprisoned at divers times merchants and others coming with wares to trade at his market and fair in Bannebury at Nethorp, Cothorp, Wytham, Herdewik, Newynton, Abberbury and Balscote until they made oath that they would not go to the market and fair.

Sept. 24. Odiham.

The like to John de Shardelowe, Thomas de Nayrford, William de Skargill and William Scot, in the county of York, on complaint by John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, that some persons broke his parks at Wakefeld, Soureby and Haytfeld, and entered his free chaces there and at Hiprom, Holme, Conyngesburgh and Thorne, hunted there and carried away deer. By C.

Membrane 19d.

Oct. 7. Waltham.

The like, touching the persons who broke the earl's park at Haytfeld and entered his free chace there and at Conyngesburgh and Thorne, hunted there, fished his free fisheries at Thorne and Conyngesburgh, carried away his fish, with 200 swans, worth 60l., at Thorne, and deer from the park and chaces. By C.

Oct. 6. Waltham.

The like, touching the persons who broke the earl's parks at Wakefeld and Soureby, entered his free chaces there and at Hiprom and Holme, hunted there, fished his stews and Wakefeld and carried away fish and deer. By C.

Sept. 7. Eltham.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Shareshull, Robert de Hungerford and Walter de Salyng touching the trespasses of Hildebrand de London, knight, John Strympel of Hungerford and others, who, when John de Stonore and his fellows, late justices of oyer and terminer, came to La Grave, co. Wilts, adjoining the town of Wokingham, co. Berks, to execute a commission touching the refusal of the men of Great and Little Okeburne, co. Wilts, which are temporalities of the abbey of Bec Herlewin, to render their rents and services to Richard de Beausevall, one of the monks, appointed by the king to the custody of such temporalities during the late voidance of the abbey, and when some of the men were already indicted before them, coming armed to the said town of Wokingham there assaulted some of the king's ministers while preparing jury panels for the session, and other ministers, as well as the jurors set upon the panels, so that they dared not proceed in the matter and the session was rendered almost entirely without effect. By p.s.

Oct. 3. Waltham.

Appointment of Thomas Daldon, John de Roches and Thomas de Agmondesham to hold the pleas of the Crown and discharge other duties pertaining to the office of justice of North Wales, for the present session, in the place of Edward de Bohun, the justice, who by the king's order is attendant upon other business for him. By p.s.

Mandate in pursuance to sheriffs, bailiffs, ministers and others in North Wales.

Oct. 18. Waltham.

Commission to John Brounz and William de Latton to cause the statute against the taking of salmon in rivers from the nativity of St. Mary to Martinmas, and of salmon-fry in mill-ponds from the middle of April until Midsummer, to be kept in the counties of Oxford and Berks, and to punish all who break the same as therein provided. By C.

Membrane 18d.

Oct. 3. Waltham.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Stonore, John de Shardelowe and Matthew de Bassyngbourne, on complaint by the prior of Bernewell by Cambridge that Richard de Boudone, chaplain, Simon Bernard of Bernewell, Robert Hassok of Cambridge, John Notekyn, Dionisia his wife, John de Bury, Alice his wife, William de Fulbourn, Juliana his wife, Thomas Payn, Agnes his wife, William Mayner, Beatrice his wife, Robert le Milner, John le Fannere, William Jonessone the Prest, Margaret his wife, Robert le Carpenter, John de Berle, Alice his wife, Alice de Stebbyng, Roger le Maunciple, Beatrice his wife, William de Elyngton, Rose his wife, John Whyte, Agnes his wife, Richard Tunnok, John le Smyth, Thomas de Coneston, Alice his wife, William le White, Beatrice his wife, Richard Tele, Emma his wife, William de Belhous of Bernewell, Margaret his wife, John son of Simon de Welton and others, broke his close at Bernewell, co. Cambridge, and carried away his goods there and at Chestreton.

Oct. 22. Hereford.

The like to John Inge, William de Shareshull and Robert de Aston, touching the persons who broke the king's park of Bardesleye, co. Gloucester, hunted there and carried away two young sparrowhawks worth 40s., and deer.

Membrane 17d.

Oct. 15. Havering-atte-Bower.

Association of John de Stonore in the late commission of oyer and terminer to William de Shareshull, John Giffard of Twyford and Robert de Barton touching the complaint by Malcolm de Chastilun, knight, that Alan de Leaume, John his son, Thomas brother of the said John and others carried away his goods and assaulted his servants at Little Lecamstede, Thorntone and Aillesbury, co. Buckingham.

Oct. 20. Havering-atte-Bower.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Wylughby, John del Ker and Thomas de Radeclif, on complaint by Ralph de Cressy, parson of the church of Thorpe by Assheburn, that Robert son of Reginald de Estlangeton, Nicholas de Burton Noverai, William de Glendon of Westlangeton, Simon de Lydynton, Robert Wyttin of Westlangeton, Hugh de Kyngesthorpe, John son of William Lovedai of Estlangeton and others took away 5 horses, 12 oxen and 200 sheep of his, worth 60l., and carried away his goods, at Westlangeton, co. Leicester. By fine of 1 mark.

Oct. 12. Lambeth.

The like to John de Stonore, John Ryvel, and John de Peyto the elder, on complaint by John de Pulteneye that Master Thomas Broun, Roger and Andrew his brothers, Adam de Napton, Walter Assheby of Lobbenham, Roger Togh and others carried away his goods and assaulted his servants at Mynsterton, co. Leicester. By p.s.

The like, touching an assault by these persons upon Thomas de Pulteneye at the same place.

Membrane 16d.

Nov. 2. Marlborough.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Aldeburgh, Roger Hillary, Robert Parnyng and James de Wodestok, on complaint by William de Shareshull that William de Harecourt, knight, Richard de Harecourt, knight, and others carried away his goods and assaulted his servants at York. By fine of ½ mark.

Afterwards, on 17 November, John Inge is appointed to act in the place of the said Richard, who is attendant upon the king's business elsewhere.

Membrane 14d.

Oct. 1. Waltham Holy Cross.

Request to David de Strabolgi, earl of Athol, to assist in procuring the assent of the Parliament of Edward de Bailliolo, king of Scotland, the king's kinsman, now in session, to the agreements made between the king and the said Edward. The king is sending Henry de Percy, Ralph de Nevyll, steward of the household, William de Shareshull and Thomas de Baumburgh to be present at the said Parliament, to sue out such confirmation and to receive in his name whatever is due by the agreements.

Vacated because on the Close Roll.

The like to Henry de Bello Monte.

Membrane 13d.

Nov. 20. Marlborough.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, Simon de Hedersete and John de Ormesby, on complaint by Thomas Roscelyn that Master Robert Hereward and others carried away his goods and assaulted his servants at Snytterle. By fine of 2 marks. Norfolk.

Membrane 12d.

Nov. 20. Marlborough.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John Inge, John Dabernoun and John de Ifeld, on complaint by Thomas Roscelyn that John Scote, John Fitz Lovekyn, Richard le Fisshere, Richard Howe, Ralph le Tannere, David Laurence, Hugh Postel, Thomas de Hamme, John le Heire, Richard atte Grene, John atte Crouche, Peter le Cornmangere, Nicholas Crouk, Ralph Postel and others at Kyngeston, co. Surrey, took away 24 horses, 80 cows, and 400 sheep of his, worth 200l., carried away his goods and assaulted his men and servants. By fine of 20s.

Nov. 20. Marlborough.

The like to John de Cantebrigge, Matthew de Bassyngburn and Simon de Brunne, on complaint by the same that Edmund de Brundish, Roger de Ketelbaston, Master Thomas de Eltesle, Roger Maunciple of Howes, Walter Hardegrey of Norwich and others, at Cambridge, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants. By fine of 1 mark. Cambridge.

Membrane 10d.

Sept. 30. Waltham Holy Cross.

Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Shareshull, William de Walden and Alexander de Sauntresdon, touching a petition before the king and council by John Staly and John de Wydyndon shewing that, whereas they were lately appointed to arrest Richard Batyn of Wycoumbe for counterfeiting the king's privy seal, and by virtue of their commission had arrested him, his confederates assaulted them at Wycoumbe, co. Buckingham, and took him from their custody. By p.s.

Dec. 6. Clarendon.

The like to Philip de Columbariis, Thomas Bacoun, Robert Selyman and John de Fosse, on complaint by John de Urtiaco that Richard Lovel, knight, Ralph de Wilton, Richard Strode, Godfrey le Hunte, Richard de Storketon, William le Hare, John Turbut, Thomas le Warner, John Knyght, Roger Gilberd, Walter Neuman, Edmund le Clerk, Thomas Parker of Cary, John

Chapman of Wyncaulton, Roger le Hayward of Mere, Roger Phelip, John Russel, Roger Everard, John le Clerk of Wyncaulton and others broke his park at Stoke Tristre, co. Somerset, entered his free warren there, hunted in these and carried away deer from the park and hares, rabbits, partridges and pheasants from the warren. By fine of 40s.

Dec. 2. Marlborough.

Commission to Robert Selyman, and Robert de Aston to make inquisition in the county of Wilts and certify the king as to the chantries and alms for the souls of the kings of England, which the abbot and convent of Bec Hellouin are bound to find in return for the manor of Okebourn, co. Wilts, and the church thereof formerly granted to them by the king's progenitors, whether they have withdrawn these, as is reported, and, if so, at what time and by whom the withdrawal was made. By p.s.

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Nov. 28. Clarendon.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Hugh de Courteney, John Inge, Robert Beaupel and John de Fosse, on complaint by Philip de Columbariis that William Giffard, abbot of Boukfast, John de Coteleford, Robert de Beare, chaplain, Walter Snell, William de Barlacombe, John Brente, Robert de Corndon, Richard Noreys, Walter White, John Mody, Walter Bloyou, John Rauf, Walter atte Workhouse, William Rauf, Robert Bolbare, Richard Coche, John Vycery, John Cordecorre, William Edward, William Horwod, John Fareway, Benedict Bolde, William Orme, William Sole, John Daniel, John Coche, Michael Ayslegh, William de Stibbeton, John de Holecumbe, John Boye, 'smyth,' John atte Beare, Thomas de Ipelepenne, John Vynter and others broke his park at Holne, hunted there, carried away deer and assaulted his servant, John Prouz. By fine of 1 mark. Devon.

Dec. 3. Marlborough.

The like to William de Clynton, Thomas Bacoun, William de Ponte Roberti and Stephen de Padyham, on complaint by Elias de Crosels, merchant of St. Jean d'Angely in Peyto that a ship La Sainte Esprit of Jersey, whereof Ralph de Gree was master, freighted by him at Tanney sur Charente in Peyto with wines for Flanders, being driven ashore at Beuchief, co. Sussex, by a storm, Richard de Cotyng, William de Sessyngham, Richard Roter, John de Hydenye, Robert Bakere, John de Mekhampstede, John de Westcote, Robert Yarkemede, Richard Haket, Edward Coltish, John Colfish, Edward Graucher, Walter Graucher, John Goldwyne, Richard Goldwyne, William Goldwyne, Robert Goldwyne, Richard atte Hamme, Robert de Gensyng and others carried away 76 tuns 5 pipes of the said wine which had been washed ashore at Peveneseye, Bolewereheth, Hastynges, Cotyng, Berenhorne, Bockolte and Bexle, in the said county, notwithstanding that the same ought not to have been treated as wreck inasmuch as his servant, Lewis de Ipre, and divers mariners in the ship had got to land alive, and at the time of carrying away it was claimed for him by the said Lewis. By p.s.

Vacated by surrender and otherwise below.

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Dec. 8. Marlborough.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Shardelowe, Simon de Hedersete and John de Ormesby, on complaint by Lucy daughter of Roger atte Essh that William de la Rokele, knight, Richard de la Rokele, Stephen de la Rokele, Thomas de la Rokele, Katherine late the wife of Hugh Reyner of Puddyngnorton, John Reyner, chaplain, Reginald Wysdam of Fakenham, Richard le Hoker of Rugham, Richard Oxwyk, Andrew Pope of Fakenham and others mowed and carried away her crops at Colkyrke, Oxwyck, Puddyngnorton, Rugham, Gunthorpe and Wodenorton. By fine of 20s. Norfolk.

Dec. 3. Marlborough.

The like to William de Clynton, Thomas Bacoun, William de Ponte Roberti and Stephen de Padyham, on complaint by Elias de Crosels, merchant of St. Jean d'Angely, Peyto. By p.s.

[As above, with this addition that Bexle is named as the place where the carrying away of the wine occurred.]

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Dec. 6. Marlborough.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Hugh de Courteneye, John Inge and John Lercedekne, in the county of Devon, on complaint by the abbot of Bucfestre that Walter de Pasford, John Frema (sic), William Ryka, William Tirekeapel, John Prouz of Chaggeford, Henry Bayllyf of Boghewode, Walter Wicher, Nicholas Moriz, John Janot, William Harpour, Stephen Harpour, John de Nyweton of Aysperton, Ralph atte Apeldore, Ivo Queynte, Robert son of Dionisia de Chaggeford, Nicholas Parkere, William Prouz of Chaggeford, William Fox of Northbovy, Robert Smyth of Chaggeford, John Smyth of Chaggeford, Roger Forda, Ralph Dollebeara, William de Pasford, John Beaghe, Robert atte Waye, Robert Shore, Oliver atte Wodeland, Richard de Berydon, Robert de Whitton, Nicholas de Dodeworthe and others took away 24 oxen of his, worth 24 marks, at Sele Monachorum, felled his trees at Bucfestre, carried them away and dug his several soil at Bucfastre so that he lost the profit thereof. By p.s.

Dec. 15. Marlborough.

The like to Richard de Wylughby, Thomas de Hastynges, Roger Hillary and John de Heiford, on complaint by Henry de Hockele the younger that Eustace de Folevill, William de Peyto, John Turvill of Wolfricheston, William Musard, Robert Crowenhale, Elias Lyvett the younger, Nicholas de Botheby and others abducted Elizabeth his wife, with his goods, at Wolvardyngton, co. Warwick, and still keep her from him. By fine of 40s.

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Dec. 30. Wallingford.

Appointment of William Lovel, sheriff of Northampton, to arrest certain felons of the county of Northampton, at present vagabond in the counties of Bedford and Buckingham, and to bring them to the former county to be imprisoned until delivered according to the law and custom of the realm. By p.s.