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C 61/37

Gascon Roll for the 18th year of the reign of Edward II

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C61/37, 18 Edward II (1325)

Introduction

This roll consists of 12 membranes, covering the six months from January to June 1325. Although shorter than its immediate predecessor, it is no less lacking in interest. As in C61/36, the roll contains a considerable number of letters of pardon and mainprise (the obtaining of sureties and bonds), for service by Englishmen to the king-duke in his forthcoming Gascon campaign, dating from January to May 1325. The later sections of the roll also include letters of respite for debts at the exchequer, dating from April to May 1325, for those going in the king’s service to the duchy.¹ There is also some material relating to internal affairs in Aquitaine and to the course of the War of Saint-Sardos, as well as further letters concerning negotiations with the kingdoms of Castile and Portugal.

The letters of pardon fall into two types: general pardons for ‘all homicides, robberies, arsons of houses, felonies and trespasses’;² and pardons for specific crimes committed against specific individuals in identified places (passim). Exceptions from the granting of pardons were made for those already in prison for ‘harmful acts’, and for ‘rebellion against the king by war in his realm, and who have crossed to France’,³ referring to the events of 1322. The geographical range of the locations from which both those pardoned and their sureties came is striking. These ran from Essex to Northumberland, into the West Country, including Cornwall, and East Anglia. The roll shows that it was by no means unusual for a man to seek surety for his behaviour from mainpernors, sworn before a king’s justice, not only from his own immediate place of domicile, but from quite distant shires. Thus, in February 1325, one man found six mainpernors, from five different counties;⁴ while another also found six mainpernors, each from a different county, spanning Nottinghamshire, Kent, Surrey, Middlesex, Hampshire and Hertfordshire.⁵ In many cases the mainpernors seem to have been identifiable as individuals pardoned elsewhere in the same roll, so that there seems to have been some degree of reciprocity at work. Some of those pardoned appeared in person before the king or the steward of his household, and were mainprised to serve in Aquitaine at wages.⁶

A wide variety of crimes are represented in the entries relating to pardons for specific criminal acts, with homicide in the lead, followed by trespass, outlawry, and taking of the king’s deer.⁷ Disseisin by force of arms is also included, in one instance of a widow,⁸ and in the other of an abbot, by the son of a knight.⁹ Breaking-out of prison,¹⁰ theft of oxen, pigs and cattle,¹¹ as well as (in one case) the making of false tin,¹² and the robbery of foreign merchants¹³ also feature in the roll. The social range of those indicted and pardoned appears to be largely confined to peasants and labourers, but tradesmen, artisans, the occasional clerk and chaplain, and one knight’s son, appear in the lists. If any of them had been successfully tracked down and pressed into service, the infantry component of the army would not have been of the highest order, consisting as it did of ill-disciplined and largely untrained men from the criminal classes.

Besides this evidence for the means by which troops were recruited at this time, and for the state of public order in English shires, the roll also details more properly ‘Gascon’ items of business. The relatively close proximity of the duchy to the Iberian kingdoms meant that material concerning relations with them is often to be found on the Gascon Rolls. Letters both requesting and granting protections for those engaged in trade and other transactions with Spain and Portugal are found on the roll, including evidence for the purchase of warhorses in Castile. These were to be brought to the duchy, because the French had invaded it, Edward II told Alfonso XI of Castile and Leon, ‘with no regard for the bonds of consanguinity’ between Charles IV of France and himself.¹⁴ Concern was voiced over the potentially hostile attitude and behaviour of the Portuguese, and the king of Castile was urged to attempt to influence their behaviour in this respect.¹⁵ It is of interest that a major fear of the English in January 1325 was that the admiral of the Portuguese fleet, the Genoese Manuel di Pessagno, was brother of Antonio di Pessagno, formerly Edward II’s seneschal of Aquitaine, but now described as the king’s enemy.¹⁶ It was feared that the admiral intended to ‘come to the English sea’ with a fleet to harm the king-duke’s subjects, and to aid the king of France. Both Denis I of Portugal and his eldest son Alfonso were informed of this threat, and their aid was requested.¹⁷ English knowledge of affairs at the Portuguese court was exemplified by the note that Alfonso was being written to as it seemed that his father ‘was broken and near to death’.¹⁸ Letters promising redress for Castilian merchants who had been attacked by the men of Sandwich, who had seized their cloth and other merchandise,¹⁹ as well as protections for the merchants of Burgos, Vitoria, San Sebastian, Santander and Bermeo are also included on the roll.²⁰ The fundamental importance of the safe passage of traders in and through the duchy is instanced by the general protections extended to all merchants, not of enemy allegiance, at Bordeaux or elsewhere, in February 1325.²¹ Trade between Bordeaux and Flanders, always precarious during periods of Anglo-French conflict, is exemplified by a case concerning 100 quintals of copper shipped from Flanders by some merchants of Condom,²² deemed to be in enemy obedience.

That the effects of the previous Anglo-French conflict were still acutely felt is evident from the institution of an inquiry into the boundaries of the banlieue of Bordeaux. A petition from the mayor and jurats of the city had alleged usurpations by the king-duke’s officers of their jurisdiction and competences in the aftermath of the 1294-8 war.²³ The current conflict continued to make its mark with the issue of further letters of pardon for rebellion, and respite for debts incurred, by Gascon subjects of the king-duke.²⁴ The roll ends with a long list of names of those Englishmen, formerly pardoned for their crimes, who were to be arrested for ‘neglecting to go to Aquitaine’ in the army.²⁵ They included two chaplains, a spicer, a tailor, a mariner, two clerks and a mercer. Most of the 230 names recorded appear earlier in this and previous rolls, when they received their pardons. Clearly many men simply lay beyond the reach of the law in England at this time.

Malcolm Vale (October 2010)

1.: entry 261 & entry 262-entry 262.16.
2.: entry 6, entry 220.
3.: entry 1.
4.: entry 38.
5.: entry 39.
6.: entry 190-entry 191.1.
7.: entry 2, entry 2, entry 84, entry 84, entry 16, entry 14. & passim
8.: entry 17, entry 17.
9.: entry 57, entry 57.
10.: entry 28, entry 28, entry 84.
11.: entry 81, entry 114, entry 193.
12.: entry 144, entry 136, at Bodmin, Cornwall
13.: entry 216.
14.: entry 244.
15.: entry 246.
16.: entry 245.
17.: entry 245-entry 245.2.
18.: entry 245.1-entry 245.2
19.: entry 247.
20.: entry 248-entry 248.4.
21.: entry 251.
22.: entry 260.
23.: entry 257.
24.: entry 253-entry 253.3, entry .
25.: entry 269, entry , entry , entry 270.2; June 1325.

[Gascon Roll for the 18th year of the reign of Edward II]

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Gascon Roll for the 18th year of the reign of Edward II

1: 1325, 17 January. Whitwick Whitewyk'.

Pardon to Hugh Sampson of Tiverton Tyverton' for the breach of the king's peace for the death of William le Irish Irisshe of Irisshe Tewkesbury Teukesbury committed before Christmas last, his indictment in , and for outlawry, as he has found mainprise before Robert de Baldock Master Baldok', archdeacon of Middlesex, chancellor, and Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition that he go on the next crossing to Gascony in the king's service, residing there at the king's wages during pleasure, and, when he has returned standing trial in the king's court if anyone wishes to speak against him for the death. The king, to aid his duchy and defend his right there has ordained his crossing to the duchy at a certain day in the future with his army, and wishing to strengthen the number of men-at-arms, has granted that all men of his realm who are indicted by appeals of approvers, or outlawry at the king's suit or that of others, or who have abjured the realm for homicides, robberies or other felonies, crimes or trespasses against the king's peace before Christmas last, and who wished to come to the king's peace or were in prison, or out of prison, should come to Westminster before any of the king's council in person or by their friends. They should find sufficient mainprise for going in the king's service to the duchy in the next crossing of the king there with his army, residing there at the king's wages during pleasure, and afterwards, once they have returned, will stand to right in the king's court if anyone wishes to speak against them for the homicides, robberies, crimes and other trespasses for which they were indicted, imprisoned or outlawed. And, by the mainprise attested before the chancellor, they should have the king's letters patent of pardon for the breach of the king's peace, and of the outlawry if promulgated against them. The king excepts those who are in prison for hostile acts and rebellion levied against the king by war in his realm and who have crossed to France for that reason.

1.1: Mainpernors of Hugh [Sampson]: Thomas Archdeacon Lercedekne, William de Tiverton Tyverton' and Walter Marchant of Tiverton Tyverton' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service to his duchy in the next crossing of the king or his army there, and that he would reside there at the king's wages during the king's pleasure, and that he would behave well and faithfully towards the king.

2: 26 January. Kings Langley Langele.

Pardon to Gilbert de Dullingham Dullyngham' for the trespasses for taking a deer in the king's forest of Essex before Christmas last for which he was indicted and outlawed because he did not come before the justices in eyre at the pleas of the forest in the same county to answer the king for those trespasses, as he has found his mainprise before etc., on condition [that he go on the next crossing to Gascony in the king's service], residing [there in the king's service].

2.1: Mainpernors of Gilbert [de Dullingham]: Walter de Stepney Stebenheth', Godwin Turk, John atte March, David de Dullingham Dullyngham', Robert Treyere and Richard atte Cobb Cob of London who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc. as above, and the chancellor and Geoffrey [le Scrope] received the mainprise.

3: Same as above.

Pardon to Robert son of John son of Robert le Shepherd of Shepehird Chilcote Childecote Shepehird, indicted for the death of John son of Richard son of Lettice de Chilcote Childecote before [Christmas] in , on condition that in the next crossing etc., and once he has returned he should stand trial etc.

G[eoffrey] le Scrope Scrop' received the mainprise.

3.1: Mainpernors for Robert [son of John son of Robert le Shepherd]: William de Winkfield Wynkefeld' of , William son of William de Knapton of and John son of Adam de Lound Lounde of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

4: 3 February. Westminster.

Pardon to William Brekebot' indicted for the death of Nicholas de Bocking Bokkyngg' before [Christmas] in , and appealed by an approver in , as he has found mainprise before Walter de Norwich Norwico, on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand trial etc.

4.1: Mainpernors of William [Brekebot']: Thomas de Tonford Tonyford, John de Ramesey Ramseye, Thomas Cotting Cotyng' and Eustace de Bourne Bourn' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

5: 8 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John son of Thomas de Heaton Heton' indicted for the deaths of Adam de Roddam Rodom and John de Roddam Rodom, his brother before [Christmas] in , and outlawed, as he has found mainprise before Walter de Norwich Norwico etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand trial etc.

5.1: Mainpernors of John [son of Thomas de Heaton]: Walter de Craik Creyk' of , Thomas de Heaton Heton' of , Dominic de Buckton of and Thomas de Berwick Berewyk' of who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

6: 6 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John le Taverner of Okehampton Okhampton' indicted for the deaths of Richard Cadyng' atte Lake and John Tooke Toke of Toke Totnes Toteneys before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, robberies, felonies and trespasses perpetrated by him against the king's peace in the realm before the same feast of which he is accused or indicted, and also of the outlawry if that etc. as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

6.1: Mainpernors of John le Taverner: John Robin Robyn of Robyn Chulmleigh Chemlegh', Reginald Hardy of Tiverton Tyverton', William le White of Tiverton Tyverton' and Richard Magge of Horestone la Horestone of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

7: Same as above.

Pardon to John son of Hugh de Tyldesley Tyldeslegh' indicted for the death of Robert son of Martin del Heghrode, clerk, and also for all other homicides, robberies, etc., before the same feast as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

7.1: Mainpernors of John [son of Hugh de Tyldesley]: Hugh de Tyldesley Tyldeslegh', John de Attres, Nicholas Norris Norreys, Thomas Malemeyns, Adam de Tyldesley Tyldeslegh', John de Dalton of and Thomas de Blakebrook Blakebrok' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

8: Same as above.

Pardon to Robert son of Hugh de Tyldesley Tyldeslegh' indicted for the deaths of Robert son of Martin de Heghrode', clerk and Adam Scott Scot of Scot Warrington Weryngton' before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, robberies, etc., who found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

8.1: Mainpernors of Robert [son of Hugh de Tyldesley]: Hugh de Tyldesley Tyldeslegh', John de Attres, Nicholas Norris Norreys, Thomas Malemeyns, Adam de Tyldesley Tyldeslegh', John de Dalton of and Thomas de Blackbrook Blakebrok' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

9: Same as above.

Pardon to William son of William son of Richard de Bodekesham' for all homicides, robberies, etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

9.1: Mainpernors of William [son of William son of Richard de Bodekesham']: Richard de Osecote of , Walter de Codyngton of , William de Snitterby Snyterby of and Thomas le Bever' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

10: 7 February. Westminster.

Pardon to William de Adel indicted for the death of Minkin Quester before Christmas, in and outlawed, as he has found his mainprise came before Walter de Norwich Norwico, on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

10.1: Mainpernors of William [de Adel]: Richard atte Cok of London, Reginald de Ireland Hibn' of London, Henry le Bever of and Fulk Gayspore of London, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

11: 6 February. Westminster.

Pardon to William de Tingewick Tyngewyk' for all homicides, robberies, etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

11.1: Mainpernors of William [de Tingewick]: John de Sprotborough Sprotburgh', Richard de Knapton of, John Therfield Therfild' of , John de Cornhill Cornehill' of and Richard de Cosgrove Couesgrave of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

12: Same as above.

Pardon to John de Preston for homicides, robberies, etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

12.1: Mainpernors of John [de Preston]: John de Felton, kt, John de la Haye, Robert de Felton and Reginald de Messingham Messyngham' of who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

13: Same as above.

Pardon to Eustace de Hartshill Hardeshull' for homicides, robberies, etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter de Norwich Norwico, on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

13.1: Mainpernors of Eustace [de Hartshill]: Philip de Hartshill Hardreshull' of , Roger Chauncer of , William Wicken Wykyn of , Donatus de Stratford and Robert Bertram of Hillesden Hillesdon', who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

14: 8 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Thomas Colfox indicted for the death of John le Bleddyn Bleth before [Christmas], in , as he has found mainprise before Walter de Norwich Norwico, on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

14.1: Mainpernors of Thomas [Colfox]: William Vaughan Vaghan' of Vaghan' Shrewsbury Salop', William le Parmenter Parmounter of Parmounter Shrewsbury Salop', Philip de Burton and Richard Russel of who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

15: Same as above.

Pardon to William son of William Parent for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

15.1: Mainpernors of William [son of William Parent]: Simon de Brazenhill Brussenhull', Peter de Horsley Horsleye, William de Basford Barkesford and Adam de Madeley Maddeleye of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

16: 6 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Walter Raines Ranes of Ranes Duns Tew Dounestue for homicides, robberies, etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

16.1

Mainpernors of Walter [Raines]: Thomas de la Haye, William de Aynho of, John de Hardwick Herdewyk', Robert de Banbury Baunebury and William de Adderbury of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc., armed, with a horse, as a hobelar, with two servants.¹

1.: The names of the first two mainpernors are written over an erasure. The addition at the end concerning the service with a horse as a hobelar is added in a smaller hand in the small space between this entry and the next.

17: Same as above.

Pardon to John de Weston for his failure to come before the king to satisfy him for his redemption for the disseisin of Alice, widow of William Angmund' by force and arms, for which he was outlawed in , and also of this outlawry, if it was promulgated against him, as he has found his mainprise before Walter de Norwich Norwico, on condition etc. Once he has returned that he should satisfy the widow for the damages adjudged to her, and the king for his redemption.

17.1: Mainpernors of John [de Weston]: William de Garton, Ellis de Thorpe Thorp', Richard Trug' and Roger de Isleworth Istelworth' of the city of London who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

18: Same as above.

Pardon to John de Peacock Pycok' of Pycok' Amersham Agmodesham for a trespass that he comitted against Thomas le Swan by force and arms for which he was outlawed in , and of the outlawry, if that etc., who found mainprise before Walter de Norwich Norwico, on condition etc., and once he has returned etc., if Swan wishes to speak against him concerning the trespass, and he should make satisfaction to the king for the redemption.

18.1: Mainpernors of John [de Peacock]: Thomas de Amersham Agmodesham, Adam de Amersham Agmodesham, John de Chalfont Chalfunte and Alexander Attwood atte Wode of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

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Gascon Roll for the 18th year of the reign of Edward II

19: 13 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Hugh son of Hugh de la Heale Hele for the death of William son of Maud Gladwish Gladewys', killed before [Christmas], and also all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter de Norwich Norwico, on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

19.1: Mainpernors of Hugh [de la Heale]: John Bilioun of , Adam de Strode of and William de Charlton Cherleton' and William de la Slow Slo of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

20: Same as above.

Pardon to John de Birkin Birkyn for the death of John son of Bartholomew de Pilton, killed before [Christmas], and for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has provided his mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

20.1: Mainpernors of John [de Birkin]: John atte Bek', John de Walesby, John de Bolom Bolham and John de Rothwell Rothewell' of who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

21: 16 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John le Rous of Stafford for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., who found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

21.1: Mainpernors of John [le Rous]: Robert de Gloucester Gloucestr', Adam de Bristol Bristoll' of , William de Shotton of and Richard Freeman Freman of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

22: 15 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John le Hewe of Burston, chaplain for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

22.1: Mainpernors of John [le Hewe]: Reynold de Shelfanger Shelfangre, John de Stoke Ferry Stoke Fery, Richard Litegod' and John Hubbard Huberd' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

23: 18 February. Tower of London Turrim London.

Pardon to Geoffrey de la Mare for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

23.1: Mainpernors of Geoffrey [de la Mare]: Robert de Scotland, Thomas de Scotland, Thomas de Barton of and John de Carlisle Cardoill' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

24: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John de Marwood Merwode indicted for the death of Bernard Matthew Matheu, killed before [Christmas], as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford, on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

24.1: Mainpernors of John [de Marwood]: Thomas de Bray of, Geoffrey de Flityngton', Bartholomew de Buckerell Bukerel, Adam de Strode of, Richard de Bosnessek and Mauger son of Laurence of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

25: 16 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Walter Osbern for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

25.1: Mainpernors of Walter [Osbern]: Richard de Cranley Cranle, Robert de Burgh Borgh', Roger de Bedfield Bedfeld' and William Athowe atte Howe of , and Robert Brown Broun of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

26: 13 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Henry de Hauville Hauvill' for his failure to come before Ralph Basset and his associates to answer to John de Olney Olneye for a certain trespass done to Olney by Hauville, Basset and his associates, who were assigned justices by the king to hear and determine the trespass, for which he was outlawed in ; and also of the outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

26.1: Mainpernors of Henry [Hauville]: John le Sturmey Lesturmy, William Man, Simon de Rainham Reynham of and John Trainer Treyner' of the , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

27: 14 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Walter de Enges' for robberies, thefts, felonies etc. as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

27.1

Mainpernors of Walter [de Enges']: Ralph de Whitsand' of , John son of Stephen atte Forde of , Thomas de Newport Neuport of and Richard Knapton of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.¹

1.: The memorandum of the mainpernors appears to have been originally forgotten since it is squashed into the space between entries.

28: 20 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Ingram Follenfant Folyfaunt of Folyfaunt Adwick upon Dearne Adewyk' for the death of William de Bereford before [Christmas], and for his breaking out of the prison of Tickhill Tykhull' in which he had been detained for the death, and for homicides, felonies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found his mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

28.1: Mainpernors of Ingram [Follenfant]: John Bernard of, William de Coventry Coventr' of , Thomas de Gladebrok' of and Geoffrey de Hurst of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

29: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Roger de Barton for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

29.1: Mainpernors of Roger [de Barton]: Jordan Bishop Bisshop of , Clement de Mere of, Robert de Scotland and Thomas de Scotland of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

30: Same as above.

Pardon to Robert de Barton for the death of Robert de Welbourn Welburn' and other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

30.1: Robert [de Barton] found the same mainpernors as Roger [de Barton] (entry 29), who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

31: 18 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John son of John de Ulrome Ulram for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

31.1: John [son of John de Ulrome] found the same mainpernors as Roger [de Barton] (entry 29), who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

32: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Robert le Blower Blowere of Blowere Broughton Broghton' for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., and the abjuration of the realm that he made for the death of Adam North of Broughton Broghton' before [Christmas], as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

32.1: Mainpernors of Robert [le Blower]: Thomas de Bellafago, Thomas de Barford Bereford', John de Upton and John de Hardwick Herdwyk' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

33: 18 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Martin de Littlebury for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

33.1: Mainpernors of Martin [de Littlebury]: Andrew Marram of , John de Duxford Dokisworth of , William de Lekinton' of and Richard Sampson of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

34: 18 February. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to Roger son of Peter son of Walter de Conishead Kynesheved, indicted for the death of Thomas son of Gilbert de Salter before [Christmas], and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

34.1

Mainpernors of Roger [son of Peter son of Walter de Conishead]: Richard de Huddleston Hodeleston' of and Patrick de Bland of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.¹

1.: The names of the mainpernors are written over an erasure.

35: 20 February. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to William de Gatepath' indicted for the death of Martin de Boyvill' before [Christmas], and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford, on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

35.1: Mainpernors of William [de Gatepath']: John Prodham Prodhome', William Wall Walle, Ralph de Gatepath' of , William le Marshal Mareschal of , Ralph Speak Lespek' and John de Chudleigh Chuddele of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

36: 16 February. Westminster.

Pardon to William son of Reginald Norman of Stamford indicted for the death of John de Knutessale before Christmas, and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

36.1: Mainpernors of William [son of Reginald Norman]: Richard de Hudeleston' of and Ferminus Larmurer of Stamford, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

37: 20 February. Tower of London Turris London.

Pardon to Hugh de la Chircheheye for the death of John Master Mayster of Mayster Bishop's Hill Bisshoppishill before [Christmas], and for the robberies of Master's goods and chattels, and also for all homicides, robberies, etc., and of his outlawry if that, etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right, etc.

37.1: Mainpernors of Hugh [de la Chircheheye]: Hugh de Thele, John de Postern Posterne and John de Hatton of, and John de Crokkeston' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

38: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to William de Baston indicted for the death of William Joliffe Jolyf before [Christmas], and of his outlawry etc., as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

38.1: Mainpernors of William [de Baston]: Thomas de Hungerford of, Philip le Hunt Hunte of , John le Boys of, John de Wick Wyk' of , John de Cory of and John de Blandford Blaneford' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

39: Same as above.

Pardon to Laurence de Chaddington Chadyngton' indicted for the death of Gilbert de Staunton before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, robberies, etc., and also the abjuration of the realm for the death etc., as he has found mainprise before William [de Bereford], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

39.1: Mainpernors of Laurence [de Chaddington]: Nicholas de Welhagh' of , John de Cornhill Cornhull' of , John Lutwyne of , Robert le Lang Lange of , Thomas le Bold Bolde of Bolde Romsey Romeseye of , and Robert le Taverner of Pelham of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

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40: 10 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Philip son of William de Woodbury Wodebury of Weobley Webbele for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

40.1: Mainpernors of Philip [son of William de Woodbury]: William de Shotton, William de Mapleton Mapelton', Robert de Newby Neuby and Henry Wytene of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

41: 8 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Andrew Hussewyk' Hussewyf' of Fordham for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

41.1: Mainpernors of Andrew [Hussewyk']: John Carlisle Cardoil of , John de Duxford Dokysworth, Adam de Fordham of and Robert de Molton of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

42: 6 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Robert le Palmer for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

42.1: Mainpernors of Robert [le Palmer]: William Hauberk, John de Sproxton, Laurence Turney of and William de Coventry Coventr', crier of the county [court] of (criour de comitatu Warr'), who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

43: 7 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Hugh son of Maud de Kingerby Kynardby for the death of Eustace son of Richard de Haslingfield Heselyngfeld' before Christmas, for whose killing he was arrested in and outlawed, as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

43.1: Mainpernors of Hugh [son of Maud de Kingerby]: Roger de Felton, kt, Robert de la Wasteneys Wastenes of , and William de Coventry Coventr' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

44: 8 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Adam Towe of Burford Boreford' for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

44.1: Mainpernors of Adam [Towe]: William de Shotton, William de Coventry Coventr' of , John de Hayton of and John de Sandon of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

45: 10 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John le Brown Bruyn for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

45.1: Mainpernors of John [le Brown]: Richard, son of Richard de Tilgarsley Tylgarslee of , William Brown Broun of Broun Caterham Katerham in , John Godwin Godwyn of Godwyn Rothwell in Rothewell and Richard, son of William de la More, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

46: Same as above.

Pardon to Robert de Dringhoe Dringhou for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

46.1: Mainpernors of Robert [de Dringhoe]: Jordan Bishop Bisshop' of , Clement de Mere, William de Acton of and Robert de Scotland of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

47: 6 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Ellis de Tingewick Tyngewyk' and John his brother for homicides, robberies, etc. and of their outlawry if that etc., as they have found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once they have returned they should stand to right etc.

47.1: Mainpernors of Ellis [de Tingewick] and John [his brother]: John de Cornhill Cornhull' of , Richard de Knapton of, John de Sandon of, John de Hayton Heyton', Richard de Cosgrove Couesgrave of and John de Lincoln of, who mainprised that they would go in the king's service etc.

48: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Robert Golder called Pilgrim Goldere, Pylegrym for homicides, felonies, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

48.1: Mainpernors of Robert [Golder]: William Beaufitz Beaufiz of Beaufiz Strood Strode, John Beaufitz Beaufiz, Robert Beaufitz Beaufiz and Thomas le Smith Smyth of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

49: Same as above.

Pardon to Walter de Manton Maneton' for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., and also for his abjuration of the realm which he made for the death of Ralph le Hayward before [Christmas], as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

49.1: Mainpernors of Walter [de Manton]: Robert le Warne of, William de Nethwyk' of , William de Knapton and John de Whatton of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

50: 8 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John Walshman Walsheman of Walsheman Bridgwater Brugewater indicted for the death of William le Irish, messenger (corour) Irissh before [Christmas], and also for all homicides, robberies, etc., and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

50.1: Mainpernors of John [Walshman]: John Roughfoot Roughfot, John atte Hull', Thomas Stacy, Richard de Maidstone Maydenston and Walter de Bridgwater Brugewater of the city of London, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

51: 13 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Simon le Turner Tournour of Tournour Kirton Kirketon indicted for the deaths of John de Willoughby Wilughby of Carleton' Carleton' and Thomas Lascelles Lasceles of Lasceles Lartington Lertyngton' before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, robberies, etc. for which he was indicted, and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

51.1: Mainpernors of Simon [le Tournour]: John de Heyton, Nicholas de Wellow Wellawe of , John de Kelshall Kelshull' of and John de Morton of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

52: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Thomas de Woodburn Wodebourn' for homicides, robberies, etc. for which he was indicted or outlawed, and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

52.1: Mainpernors of Thomas [de Woodburn]: Gilbert de Whitley Whitteley, Richard de Boulton, William de Glanton of and Robert de Hutton Hoton' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

53: Same as above.

Pardon to Richard son of John le Wild Wylde of Brewood Brewode for homicides, felonies, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

53.1: Mainpernors of Richard [son of John le Wild]: John de Sutton of, John de Stirston' of , Richard de Knapton of and Robert de Lauverne of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

54: Same as above.

Pardon to Gilbert Avenall Avenill' for homicides, robberies, larcenies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

54.1

Mainpernors of [Gilbert Avenall]: John Collan, John de Kendal Kendale of , Laurence de Copmanthorpe Coupemanthorp' and Adam de Bonney Boneye of mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.¹

1.: The clerk seems to have made an error in this entry, twice referring to Geoffrey (Galfridus and Galfridum) when Gilbert is clearly meant.

55: 10 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Henry Challen Chalun of Dodyngthorp' Dodyngthorp' for the robbery of Matthew de Wytheton' committed at in Wytheton' before Christmas last, and for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., and also of abjuration etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

55.1: Mainpernors of Henry [Challen]: Roger de Nottingham Notingham', William de Mapleton Mabelton', James de Chastiel and William de Shotton of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

56: 15 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John son of John de Wenlock Wenlok' of Stafford for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

56.1: Mainpernors of John [son of John de Wenlock]: William Griffin Griffyn, William Wallay, John de Hodnet Hodenette and Richard de Wenlock Wenlok' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

57: 16 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John son of John de Pavenham Pabenham of the county of for his failure to come before the king for the redemption for a disseisin made by him by force and arms from the abbot of Grestain Grasteno, and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should make satisfaction to the abbot for the damages adjudged to him, and to the king for his redemption.

57.1: Mainpernors of John [son of John de Pavenham]: John de Pavenham, kt, John de Wollaston Wolaston' and Alexander de Stoke of and John le Marshal Mareschal of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

58: 17 February. Westminster.

Pardon to William son of William de Tumby of Boston Sanctus Botulphus for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

58.1: Mainpernors of William [son of William de Tumby]: Adam de Bennington Benigton', Richard de Scalby, Robert son of John de Lincoln and Richard Sampson of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

59: 16 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Richard del Ditchfield Dichefeld' for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

59.1: Mainpernors of Richard [del Ditchfield]: John del Ditchfield Dichefeld', John de Accres, Nicholas Norris Noreys, John de Dalton and Roger del Marsh Merssh of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

60: Same as above.

Pardon to Henry son of Alan de Snape for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., he should stand to right etc.

60.1: Henry [son of Alan de Snape] found the same mainpernors as Richard del Ditchfield Dichefeld' (entry 59), who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc. and

61: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Thomas le Clerk of Dorchester Dorcestr' for homicides, robberies, felonies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc. is promulgated, and also of his abjuration of the realm etc., as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford'. On condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

61.1: Mainpernors of Thomas [le Clerk]: John Beaumes, Peter de Blenchesham, John Attwater atte Watere, John Dunny Dunye and Henry Attwood atte Wode of , and Walter de Chaunceux of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

62: 10 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Jordan le Forester for the death of Robert de Warden Wardon' before Christmas, for whose death he was arrested in and outlawed, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

62.1: Mainpernors of Jordan [le Forester]: Robert de Winchester Wyncestr', Roger Scolaclyve, Robert Howden Houeden, Alexander de Bereford' and Thomas de Levisham of mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

63: Same as above.

Pardon to John son of Laurence de Welbourn Welburn' for the death of Robert Sturdy before [Christmas] for which he was arrested in and outlawed, and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

63.1: John [son of Laurence de Welbourn] found the same mainpernors as Jordan le Forester (entry 62, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

64: 13 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Roger son of John le Shepherd Shephird of Onley Oule for the death of Adam Haddon before Christmas, and also for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc.

64.1: Mainpernors of Roger [son of John le Shepherd]: William de Shotton, William de Mapleton Mapelton', Robert de Newby Neuby and Henry de Wytene Wyten', who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

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65: 6 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Richard de Mundeville Mundevill' of Mundevill' Cold Ashby Cold Assheby indicted for the death of Henry Sharman Shereman before Christmas, and of his outlawry etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter de Norwich Norwico, on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

65.1: Mainpernors of Richard [de Mundeville]: Robert de Haselbech, John Chauntecler, William de Mundeville Mundevill' of Cold Ashby Assheby and Thomas de Bray of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

66: Same as above.

Pardon to Nicholas son of Robert Collin Colyn of Clay Coton Cleycotes indicted for the death of William son of John William Wiliam of Clay Coton Cleycotes before [Christmas] in , and of his outlawry, as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

66.1: Mainpernors of Nicholas [Collin]: Robert Collin Colyn of Colyn Clay Coton Cleycotes, John de Welford Welleford', clerk, Nicholas son of Hugh Nichol Nicol and Thomas Philip Phelipp' of Phelipp' Welford, of Welleford', who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

67: 5 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John son of William Russel, spicer for the death of Thomas ap Robert de Langoyt before [Christmas], and also for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

67.1: Mainpernors of John [son of William Russel]: Richard de Wymlynchwolde of , Bartholomew de Kingston Kyngeston' of , William de Winkfield Wynkefeld' of and Thomas de Thorpe Thorp' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

68: 6 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Simon le Lister Litster of Litster Rotherham Roderham for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

68.1: Mainpernors of Simon [le Lister]: William de Wheatley Wheteleye, Henry de Sheffield Shefeld', John de Spridlington Spridelington' and Ellis de Blyth Blith of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

69: 8 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Laurence Baraille' Baraill' of Hernflete Hernflete for the death of Richard Rougheved of Spalding Spaldyng before Christmas, and also for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

69.1: Mainpernors of Laurence [Baraille']: John son of John de Cowton Couton' of , William son of Richard de Pinchbeck Pyncebek', Robert son of John and John de Fleet Flete of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

70: 10 February. Westminster.

Pardon to William son of William Beaufitz Beaufiz of Strood Strode for homicides, felonies, robberies, and other trespasses etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

70.1: Mainpernors that William [son of William Beaufitz]: William Beaufitz Beaufoiz of Beaufoiz Strood Strode, John Beaufitz Beaufoiz, Robert Beaufitz Beaufiz, Hamon de Spillebergh', Robert de Batliscumbe and Arnold de la Dean Dene of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

71: 7 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Adam de Brinchesleye' indicted and outlawed for the death of William de Compton at Burnham, before [Christmas], and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter de Norwich Norwico, on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

71.1: Mainpernors of Adam [de Brinchesleye']: Stephen King Kyng' of Kyng' Croydon Croyndon', Peter Philip Philipp' of Philipp' Croydon Croyndon', Henry Mansel Maunsel of Maunsel Croydon Croyndon', Hugh le Hatter Hattere of Hattere Croydon Croyndon', and Nicholas Costins Costyn of Costyn Croydon Croyndon', of and Henry Pessoun of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

72: 6 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John de Eckington Ekynton' for the death of William Blankewell before [Christmas], and also for all homicides, robberies, felonies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

72.1: Mainpernors that John [de Eckington]: John de Carlisle Carlele of , John de Holme Holm' of , John le Barber Barbere of and John de Aislaby Aslagby of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

73: 10 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Robert de Selby indicted for the death of Nicholas le Tailor Taillour before [Christmas], as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

73.1: Mainpernors of Robert [de Selby]: William de Shotton, John le Rode of Newcastle upon Tyne Novum Castrum super Tynam and Henry de Ogle Oggil of , and John de Easingwold Esingwold and Henry de Sutton in Galtres, of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

74: Same as above.

Pardon to Robert de Langham for the death of Warin son of John son of Edmund de Somersam before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

74.1: Mainpernors of Robert [de Langham]: Thomas son of John de Northcliffe Northcliff' and Richard de Kirkeby of , William Twycross Twyncros of and Walter de Cressage Cressegge of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

75: 6 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John de Stallingborough Stalyngburgh' for the death of John le Forester of Broughton Berghton' before [Christmas], and for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

75.1: Mainpernors of John [de Stallingborough]: Robert de Reynbergh' of , Roger de Neville Nevill', Peter de Neville Nevill' and Robert Neville Nevill' of mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

76: Same as above.

Pardon to Edmund de Bussey Buscy for the death of Roger Thurgar of Stubton before [Christmas], and for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

76.1: Mainpernors of Edmund [de Bussey]: Roger de Felton, kt, Robert de Felton, Robert de la Wasteneys Wastenes of , and William de Coventry Coventre of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

77: 10 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John de Thistleton Thistelton, tailor, for homicides, robberies, felonies, etc. and of his outlawry etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

77.1: Mainpernors of John [de Thistleton]: William de Coventry Coventre of , Richard Sampson of Stamford Staunford, Robert Wasteneys and John de Sutton of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

78: Same as above.

Pardon to Thomas son of Nicholas [le Tailor] of Bagot's Bromley Brumley Bagotes for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

78.1: Mainpernors of Thomas [son of Nicholas le Tailor of Bagot's Bromley]: Alan de Wallingford Walyngford' of , William de Shotton Shutton', William de Mapleton Mapelton' and Henry de Whiten of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

79: 6 February. Westminster.

Pardon to William de Collierley Colyerleye for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

79.1: Mainpernors of William [de Collierley]: Peter de Bradfield Bradfeld' of , Richard de Thirlwall Thirlewalle and William de Caston' of , and Nicholas de Agglethorpe Akelthorp', John Frere of Kirkby Fleetham Fletham and Thomas de Walden of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

80: Same as above.

Pardon to Thomas Swykelot' Swykebot' for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

80.1: Mainpernors of Thomas [Swykelot']: Peter [de Bradfield of ], Richard [de Thirlwall] and William [de Caston' of ], Nicholas [de Agglethorpe ], John [Frere of Kirkby Fleetham] and Thomas [de Walden of ], who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

81

10 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John son of William de Underley Undele for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., and also his abjuration of the realm that he made for stealing two oxen, and the king has granted to him his firm peace, as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.¹

1.: There is a substantial interlineation in this entry concerning the theft of the oxen.

81.1: Mainpernors of John [son of William de Underley]: John de Turney, Edmund de Offord, John de Huntingdon Huntyngdon' and William Wychard of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

82: Same as above.

Pardon to Robert de Elwick Elewyk' for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

82.1: Mainpernors of Robert [de Elwick]: Peter de Bradfield Bradfeld' of , Richard de Thirlwall Thirlewalle and William de Caston' of , Nicholas de Agglethorpe Akelthorp', John Frere of Kirkby Fleetham Fletham and Thomas de Walden Waleden' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

83: Same as above.

Pardon to William Willory of Kelsey Kelleseye for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

83.1: Mainpernors of William [Willory]: Peter [de Bradfield of ], Richard [de Thirlwall] and William [de Caston' of ], and Nicholas [de Agglethorpe ], John [Frere] and Thomas [de Walden], who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

84: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to William Savage Sauvage of Sauvage Chigwell Chiggewell' for escaping from the king's prison of Colchester Colecestr', and for his abjuration of the realm for the same, and also of his outlawry promulgated in for the trespass of taking a hind in the king's forest there concerning which he was indicted and the firm peace, etc., as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should make satisfaction to the king for his redemption for the taking of the deer, etc.

84.1: Mainpernors of William [Savage]: Geoffrey de Horsham of London, Richard de Melford Meleford' of , Walter de Chertsey Cherteseye and Richard de Bristol Bristoll' of , William de Shotton of and Robert Sidmouth Sydemuth' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

85: 10 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Edmund de Enges' for robberies, larcenies, felonies, etc., as he has found mainprise before William [de Bereford'], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

85.1: Mainpernors of Edmund [de Enges']: William de Enges and Ralph de Gisleham Gisilham of , John atte Dale of Taunton in, John de Exeter Exon' of , John de Mimms Mymmes of and Roger de Stoneham Stonham of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

86: 6 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Henry Babel for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

86.1: Mainpernors of Henry [Babel]: Peter de Bradfield Bradfeld' of , Richard de Thirlwall Thirlewalle and William de Caston' of , Nicholas de Agglethorpe Akelthorp', John Frere of Kirkby Fleetham Fletham and Thomas de Walden Waleden' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

87: 13 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Richard Herbert Herberd of Herberd Barton Berton iuxta Cantebr' for the death of Philip Herbert Herberd of Herberd Newton Neuton' before [Christmas], and also homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

87.1: Mainpernors of Richard [Herbert]: Constantine de Mortimer Mortuo Mari, Richard de Bernham, William Tibald Tebaud' and Adam de Thurning Thirnyngg' of , John Joye of London and Peter de Hackford Hakeford' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

88: 10 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Ralph Wace Wase of Wase West Wickham West Wykham for the death of Adam de Hibaldstow Hybaldestowe before [Christmas], and for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

88.1: Mainpernors of Ralph [Wace]: Robert le Wasteneys, Nicholas de Sherwood Shirewode and John de Morton of, and Reynold Gilly of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

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89: 19 February. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to William Fox of Meretown Mere for the death of John de Mere before [Christmas], and for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

89.1: Mainpernors of William [Fox]: James de Podmore Poddemor, William de Bromley Bromleye, Thomas de Aston and Richard de Mere of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

90: 16 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John Dole for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

90.1: Mainpernors of John [Dole]: Henry de Cambridge Cantebr' of , Laurence de Elmham of, Adam le Wastrer of , William de Plane of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

91: 20 February. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to John de Tilton for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

91.1: Mainpernors of John [de Tilton]: William de Ketthorp', Laurence de Grimston Grymeston' and Robert son of Simon Hauberk of , and Roger de Goldsborough Goldesburgh' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

92: 15 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Henry son of Robert de Warmington Wermyngton' for the death of Geoffrey le Porter of Salve' Salve' before [Christmas], and for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

92.1: Mainpernors of Henry [son of Robert de Warmington]: Richard Hogheles and John son of Robert de Wrotham of , and John Athill atte Hill' of Corton' Corton' and John de Sutton of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

93: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John le Quant Quaynt of Preston' Preston' for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

93.1: Mainpernors of John [le Quant]: Robert de Scotland, Thomas de Scotland and Thomas de Barton of, and John de Carlisle Cardoille of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

94: Same as above.

Pardon to Richard Roger for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

94.1: Mainpernors of Richard [Roger]: John Turney Turneye of , John de Dokesworth' of , Simon de Ravensthorpe Ravenesthorp' of London, Saer de Breede of , Richard Sampson and Ralph Watsand of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

95: Same as above.

Pardon to William le Reed Rede of Rede Spalding Spaldyng' for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

95.1: Mainpernors of William [le Reed]: William son of Richard de Surfleet Surflete and Robert son of John de Leake Leyk' of , John de Reading Redynges of and Thomas son of Richard de Weston of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

96: Same as above.

Pardon to John Garland Gerlaund' for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

96.1: Mainpernors of John [Garland]: William de Leeds Ledes and John Belvoir Beauveyr of Beauveyr Croxton Kerrial Croxton' of , John de Burgh of Hope of and John de Rothwell Rothewell' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

97: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John Birkin Byrkyn of Selby for the death of Peter Irish Irewys before [Christmas] and for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

97.1: Mainpernors of John [Birkin]: John de Greenfield Grenefeld', John son of Robert de Cawood Cawod' and John Bolthorp' of Woodhouse Wodhouse of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

98: 16 February. Westminster.

Pardon to William Sampson for a robbery he made before [Christmas] in for which he was taken and imprisoned in the king's gaol of Newgate Neugate and for the appeal of him by John de Budeswell, approver, for the death of Vivian de Standon Staundon', and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

98.1: Mainpernors of William [Sampson]: John de Thorpe Thorp' of , Walter de Chertsey Chercheseye of , William le Clerk of Eccleston' Eccleston' of , Henry de Burstall of, and John son of Roger de Tuxford and Nicholas de Grimston Grymeston' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

99: 14 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Simon le Mouner of Buckingham Bukyngham for the death of John son of Walter de Boyham of Oakley Ocle before [Christmas] and for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., and also of his abjuration etc. for the death, as he has come with his mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

99.1: Mainpernors of Simon [le Mouner]: Donatus de Stratford and John le Mouner of Buckingham Bukyngham of , John de Ramsey Rameseye of and William de Horwood Horewode of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

100: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Richard son of Reginald de Shelfanger Shelfangre for all manner of homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., and also of his abjuration etc. for a robbery made by him at Horstead Horstede in , as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

100.1: Mainpernors of Richard [son of Reginald de Shelfanger]: John de Walsham, John de Hemyngham and Reginald son of Ives de Shelfanger Shelfangre of , and John de Hawksworth Hokesworthe of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

101: 18 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John de Tingewick Tyngewyk' for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

101.1

Mainpernors of John [de Tingewick]: John de Cornhill Cornehull' of , Richard de Knapton Kanpton' ¹ of , John de Sandon of, John de Hayton Heyton' and Richard de Cosgrove Couesgrave of and John de Lincoln of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

1.: 'Kanpton'' is probably a scribal error for Knapton.

102: 14 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Robert de Stokesley Stokesle for the death of Ralph de Yaxley Yakesle, chaplain, and for other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

102.1: Mainpernors of Robert [de Stokesley]: John de Dalton of, Robert de Scotland and John de Carleton' of and Robert de Milford Milleford' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

103: 20 February. Tower of London.

Pardon to Henry de York Ebor' for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

103.1: Mainpernors of Henry [de York]: John de Stoke of, John de Boyling' of , Henry son of William de Cotton Coton' and John de Hayton of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

104: Same as above.

Pardon to Richard de Ake' for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

104.1: Mainpernors of Richard [de Ake']: John de la Mere of, Hugh Ball Balle, Richard la Laund and John de Bockleton Boclynton' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

105: Same as above.

Pardon to John Page of Durham Dunolm' for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

105.1: Mainpernors of John [Page]: Thomas le Beadle Bedel of Bedel Eccleshall of Eggleshale, John de Boylyng' of , John de Stoke Stok' of and Henry de Cottam Cotum of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

106: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Richard son of William le Reeson Revessone of Staunton on Arrow Staunton' for the death of Henry son of Roger le Dyghere of Pembridge Penebrugge before [Christmas] and for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

106.1: Mainpernors of Richard [son of William le Revessone]: William de Staunton of Hamnish Hamenassh' and Richard son of Adam Russel of Hulton' Hulton' of , and John de Oxford Oxon' and William Dumville Donvill' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

107: 20 February. Tower of London Turris London.

Pardon to John le Painter Peyntour for the death of Warin de Bassingbourn Bassingburn' before [Christmas], and for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

107.1: Mainpernors of John [le Painter]: Richard Sampson of, Simon de Ravensthorpe Ravenesthorp', Roger son of Roger of , John de Turney of, John de Duxford Dukesworth of and William de Coventry Coventre of mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

108: Same as above.

Pardon to John son of Roger Poleyn of Langton Langeton' for the death of William Pottinger Petinger of Petinger Braybrooke Braybrok' before [Christmas], and for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

108.1: Mainpernors of John [son of Roger Poleyn]: William de Finchingfield Fynchefeld', Edmund le Barber, John de Reigate Regate and Richard de Huntley Huntelegh' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

109: Same as above.

Pardon to Robert son of Robert Breton of Langton Langeton' for the death of Robert son of John son of John de Tur Langton Tyrlyngton' before [Christmas] and for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

109.1: Mainpernors of Robert [son of Robert Breton]: the aforesaid William [de Finchingfield], Edmund [le Barber], John [de Reigate] and Richard [de Huntley], who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

110: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to John de Stoke Ferry Stokefery for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

110.1: Mainpernors of John [de Stoke Ferry]: Geoffrey Shod of Norwich of Norwico and Nicholas de Stanton Lacy Staunton' Lascy of the city of London, John le Good Gode of Buxton and Robert de Postwick Possewyk' of , and William de Tollerton of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

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111: 16 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Thomas de Gloucester Gloucestre for homicides, robberies and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

111.1: Mainpernors of Thomas [de Gloucester]: Roger de Presthorpe Prestthorp' of , William Spinney Spynne of , John de Hethingham of , John de la Penn Penne of , John Beydon of and John de Bromsberrow Bronsbergh of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

112: Same as above.

Pardon to Robert de Gloucester Gloucestre for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

112.1: Robert de [Gloucester] found the same mainpernors as Thomas de Gloucester Gloucestr', who mainprised that he would go in the king's service [to his duchy] etc.

113: 12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Thomas le Keen Kene of Kene East Hendred Esthanereth' for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

113.1: Mainpernors of Thomas [le Keen]: William Larcher of, Walter de Dorchester Dorcestr' and William Frome of, Henry de Swinley Swynlee of and Henry de Tremury of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

114: Same as above.

Pardon to Thomas son of Adam le Reed Rede of Newcastle upon Tyne Novum Castrum super Tynam for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., and also of his abjuration etc. which he made for a pig that he stole at Newcastle upon Tyne Novum Castrum Super Tynam, and [the king has granted him his] firm [peace] as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

114.1: Mainpernors of Thomas [son of Adam le Reed]: Nicholas de Warwick Warwyk' of , Reginald son of Joseph John of Stoke of and William de Coventry Coventr' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

115: Same as above.

Pardon for Thomas Kettel Ketel of Ketel Wormingford Wythemundeford' for the death of John le Thresher Thressher before [Christmas], and for all homicides, robberies, etc. and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

115.1: Mainpernors of Thomas [Kettel]: Robert de Thurlow Thorlawe, John Ronot and John de Harnhell' of , John de Pentlow Pentelawe and Nicholas de Borley Borle of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

116: Same as above.

Pardon to Walter Annerey for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

116.1: Mainpernors of Walter [Annerey]: James de Puttenham Poutenham, Thomas de Wandsworth Wendlesworth', Walter Snit and Roger de Scorland', who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

117

20 February. Tower of London Turris London.¹

Pardon to John de Holden for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.²

1.: A note in the margin states: 'Vacated because afterwards he had a simple charter of pardon by order of the king and this was returned into the chancery'. For the general pardon refered to in the marginal note, see CPR 1324-1327, p. 110.
2.: This and the following entry are crossed out.

117.1

Mainpernors of John [de Holden]: Adam son of Henry de Holden, Thomas son of William de Haslingden Haselingden, John de Barton and John de Riston of mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.¹

1.: This and the preceding entry are crossed out.

118: 26 February. Westminster.

Pardon to William Bernard of Blunham for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

118.1: Mainpernors of William [Bernard]: William Blundell Blundel, John Malin Malyn, John Bernard and William de Caldewell of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

119: 13 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Robert son of Robert Turney of Garthorpe Gerlethorp' indicted for the death of Adam Wymark of Rawcliffe Rouclif before [Christmas], in , and [the king has granted him his] firm [peace], as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

119.1: Mainpernors of Robert [son of Robert Turney]: William Turney of and William de Berley of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

120: 20 February. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to Robert Greda indicted for the death of Richard de Prustecote before [Christmas], in , [the king has granted him his] firm [peace], as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

120.1: Mainpernors of Robert [Greda]: Adam de Baunton, Thomas son of Richard Greda and Bartholomew de Buckerell Bukerel of , John de Otford of, John Brown Broun of Stone, and Giles de Gatton of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

121: Same as above.

Pardon to Stephen de Aighton Aghton' for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

121.1: Mainpernors of Stephen [de Aighton]: Henry de Newcastle Novo Castro of , William Dawtrey Dautre, William Spymay and William de Hall Aula of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

122: 26 February. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to Henry Blaunkpee of Binnington Bynyngton' for homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

122.1: Mainpernors of Henry [Blaunkpee]: John de Houghton Hoghton' of Bukton Bukton, Fergus le Marshal Mareschal of Staunton' Staunton', Henry de Rugeley Ruggeleye and John de Foston of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

123

13 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Thomas de Scures Skures for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.¹

1.: For a related entry, see entry 267.

123.1

Mainpernors of Thomas [de Scures]: Laurence le Spencer Spenser of Spenser Warwick Warrewyk' of ¹ and John de Kerlyngton' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

1.: The mention of Warwick and Hertfordshire seems likely to be an error, and that Warwick in Warwickshire is meant.

124: 24 February. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to Geoffrey Alred of Dingley Dyngeleye for all homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

124.1: Mainpernors of Geoffrey [Alred]: John de Houghton Hoghton' of Bukton' Bukton', Fergus le Marshal Mareschal of Staunton' Staunton', Henry de Rugeley Ruggeleye and John de Foston of mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

125: 20 February. Tower of London Turris London.

Pardon to Simon Bole of Thurning Thirnyngg' for homicides, robberies, etc. and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

125.1: Mainpernors of Simon [Bole]: Richard de Cranborne Craneburn' and William de Howe of, Roger de Grisele and Alexander son of John de Bilham of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

126: Same as above.

Pardon to John son of Robert atte Gote of Boston Sanctus Botulphus for all homicides, robberies, etc. and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

126.1: Mainpernors of John [son of Robert atte Gote]: William son of Richard de Surfleet Surflete, Robert son of John de Lincoln, Richard son of Robert de Iwardby of Lincoln and Roger son of Thomas de la Goter Gotere of Boston Sanctus Botulphus of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

127: 28 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Richard de Baines Bayns for all homicides, robberies, etc. and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

127.1: Mainpernors of Richard [de Baines]: Robert Bolace, John Goldsmith Goldesmyth' and Thomas atte Stoke of and Richard de Louth Luthe of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

128: 20 February. Westminster.

Pardon to William Blood Blod' etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

128.1: Mainpernors of William [Blood]: Adam son of Henry de Holden, Thomas son of William, John de Burton and John de Leicester Leycestr' of Norton Norton of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

129: 20 February. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to Simon son of William de Lindridge Lyndrich' of Leicester Leycestr' for all homicides, robberies, etc. and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

129.1: Mainpernors of Simon [son of William de Lindridge]: John de Ryhale of Eckington, Ekynton', Richard son of John le Clerk of Braybrooke Braybrok' and Walter son of John de Castle Ashby Assheby David of , John son of Walter de Langton Langeton' and Ralph de Aylestone Aylleston' of , Robert son of Alan de Carswell Carsewell' of and John Allen Aleyn of Aleyn Aldbury of Aldebury, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

130: 3 March. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to Adam de Belby Beleby, clerk indicted for the death of John Barrett Baret of Baret Ashbourne Assheburn' before [Christmas], and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

130.1: Mainpernors of Adam [de Belby]: Thomas Brown Broun and Ellis de Belby Beleby of , John Cockayn Cokayn and Thomas son of Adam of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

131: 22 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Henry de Jarville Jarkevile for all homicides, robberies, etc. and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before William de Bereford', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

131.1: Mainpernors of Henry [de Jarville]: John son of John atte Gate of Blakeney, Blakeneye, John de Sandcroft of, William de Ripon and Walter son of John de Carlford Carleford of , John son of John atte Milne of Mitcham of Micham, and John Allen Aleyn of Aleyn St Mary Cray, Seynte Marie Creye, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

132: 14 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Simon son of John de Ormesby indicted for the death of John son of Nicholas Gammon Gamen of Redenhall Redenhale before [Christmas], [and the king has granted him his] firm [peace], as he has found mainprise before William [de Bereford'], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

132.1: Mainpernors of Simon [son of John de Ormesby]: William de Howe of, John de Morley Morle of , Robert de Burgh and Thomas Randolf of, Peter de Hackford Hacford of and Richard de Cranley Cranelegh of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

133: 22 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Hugh son of Richard de Boarbank Bourebank' indicted for the death of John de Ellerbeck Ellerbek' before [Christmas], in , as he has found mainprise before William [de Bereford'], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

133.1: Mainpernors of Hugh [son of Richard de Boarbank]: John son of John le Curzon Curzoun of , Blaslowe, William son of Richard atte Hull' of Oakley Okele and John son of Ralph Swan of Lollynton' Lollynton', , Osbert son of William le Shepherd of Lollynton' Lollynton' Shepeherd' of , Adam son of Roger le White of Edingale Eduynghale, and Richard son of Richard le Porter of Clifton, , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

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134: 22 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Nicholas son of Thomas son of Hugh de Skelton indicted for the death of John de Skelton before the feast, in , as he has found mainprise before William [de Bereford'], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

135.1: Mainpernors of Nicholas [son of Thomas son of Hugh de Skelton]: John son of William le Draper of Walton, , William son of Richard atte Hull' of Oakley Okele and John son of Ralph Swan of Lollyngton' Lollyngton', , Geoffrey son of Ralph le Tailor Taillour of Drakelow Drakelowe and Roger son of Nicholas Scott Scot of Catton of and Walter son of William Smart Smert of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

136: 8 March. Tower of London Turris London.

Pardon for John Martin Martyn, the younger, of Martyn Bodmin Bodminia for making false coinage of tin and for all felonies and trespasses by him, etc. and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop' and Walter de Norwich Norwico, on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

136.1: Mainpernors of John [Martin]: Henry Trebethewy of , Robert de Ripariis of , Thomas Pykan of , William de la Wall Walle of and John de Ashley Assle of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

137: Same as above.

Pardon to Richard atte Grove of Teston Terstane for the death of John Strakelyn of Hollingbourne Holingbourne before [Christmas], and also for other homicides, robberies, etc. and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope] and Walter de [Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

137.1: Mainpernors of Richard [atte Grove]: William de Borden, parson of the church of Stockbury Stokebury, Master William, vicar of Southwark Suthwerk, Stephen de Dean Dene, saddler of London and Walter de Chatham Chetham of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

138: Same as above.

Pardon to Henry son of Richard le Pester Pestour of Dunwich Donewicus indicted for the death of John son of John le Cooper Coupere of Ilketshall Utkethale before [Christmas], and also of his outlawry if that has been promulgated, [and the king has granted him his] firm [peace] etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope] and Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

138.1: Mainpernors of Henry [son of Richard le Pester]: Geoffrey Bacon Bacoun, William de Knapton, Walter son of Walter de Dunwich Donewico of and , and John de Newark Neuwerk' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

139: 10 March. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to Henry de Kirkdale Kirkedale for the death of William de Kirkdale Kirkedale before [Christmas], and also for other homicides, robberies, etc. and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

139.1: Mainpernors of Henry [de Kirkdale]: William de Mapleton Mapeldon', William de Shotton, William de Sutton and William Spinney Spineye of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

140: 8 March. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to John son of Henry le Cartwright Cartewright' of Wadworth Waddeworth indicted for the death of Roger de Emeldon' before [Christmas], and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey [le Scrope], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

140.1: Mainpernors of John [son of Henry le Cartwright]: William de Aune and William de Hercy of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

141: Same as above.

Pardon to Andrew de Greatham Gretham indicted for the death of Nicholas de Welton of York Ebor', and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter de Norwich Norwico, on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

141.1: Mainpernors of Andrew [de Greatham]: Robert del Frith of Settrington Setryngton', John son of Richard de Preston, Adam de Airmyn Ayremynn' and John de Howsham Housom of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

142: 10 March. Tower of London Turris London'. .

Pardon to Thomas Coltrane Coltran, mercer, indicted for the death of John le Pelter Peleter before [Christmas], and also for all homicides, robberies, etc. and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter[ de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

142.1

Mainpernors of Thomas [Coltrane]: Clement de Holditch Holdich' of , John le Falconer Fauconer of , Robert de Mutford and Henry de Lynn Lenne of the city of London, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

143

12 March. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to John de Doxey Dokeseye' indicted for the death of Henry Saunder of Dilhorne Dulverne before [Christmas], and for all other homicides, robberies, etc. and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

143.1

Mainpernors of John [de Doxey]: Richard Revel Ryvel of Ryvel Bishop's Itchington Bisshopes Ichynton', , Hugh de Doxey Dokeseye and John de Penkridge Pencrich' of and John de Wellington Welynton' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

144

8 March. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to Thomas Norman of Aton' Aton' for the death of William Gilyot Gylyot' before [Christmas], and for homicides, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

144.1

Mainpernors of Thomas [Norman]: Roger, called le Barber Barbour of , John Rickman Rykman of , Thomas de Hanley Hanle of and Roger de Presthope Presthop' of , mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

145

10 March. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to Thomas son of John de Morhay of Colton for all homicides, etc. perpetrated before [Christmas] whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

145.1

Mainpernors of Thomas [son of John de Morhay]: Robert Freeman Freman of Freman Shareshill Sarshull', Robert de Whitley Whyteleye, William de Beckbury Bekkebury and Matthew de Hulton of, who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

146

10 March. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to William de Stokhay' for the death of John Treveri before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, robberies, etc. for which he is indicted and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

146.1

Mainpernors of William [de Stokhay']: Henry de Trethewy, Mauger son of Laurence de Rogok' and Philip de Newton Neuton of , and Henry de Everton of, who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

147

12 March. Tower of London Turris London'. .

Pardon to John Cripps Crips for the death of Henry Inge before [Christmas], and for all homicides, etc. perpetrated before the feast whereof he is indicted, and of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

147.1

Mainpernors of John [Cripps]: Nicholas Cripps Crips of , Hugh de Debden Depdene of , John Pesshoner of , Richard de Brignall Briggenhale of , who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

148

10 March. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to Simon son of Henry le Reeve Reve of Tarbock Terebok' for all homicides, robberies, etc. perpetrated before [Christmas] whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

149.1

Mainpernors of Simon [son of Henry le Reeve]: Robert le Freeman Freman of Freman Shareshill Sareshull', William de Beckbury Beckebury, Roger de Upton and John de Colton of, who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

150

14 March. Westminster. .

Pardon to Alan de Stockdale Stokdale indicted for the death of Henry Holly Holli before [Christmas] in etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

150.1

Mainpernors of Alan [de Stockdale]: Thomas de Carlisle Karlio', Robert Parwynkes the elder, William de Nouby and Alan de Caldecotes of, who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

151

Same as above.

Pardon to Fulk son of John de Diddlebury Dodeleburye for all homicides, robberies, etc. perpetrated before [Christmas] whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

151.1

Mainpernors of Fulk [son of John de Diddlebury Dodeleburye]: Simon le Seller Seler of , William de Coventry Coventre of , John de Burghill Borughull' of , Nicholas Sealey Sely of , who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

152

14 March. Westminster.

Pardon to Simon le Fuller Fullere of Fullere Holbrook Holbrok' indicted for the death of Thomas Pie of Ipswich Gippewyco before [Christmas], in , as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

152.1

Mainpernors of Simon [le Fuller]: Robert Lavern' of , William Sprax of , Richard de Herst of Iver Euere, and John de Burghill Borughull' of , who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

153

10 March. Tower of London Turris London'. .

Pardon to Robert Balne indicted for the death of Robert Bushel Busshel of Euxton Eukeston' before [Christmas], and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

153.1

Mainpernors of Robert [Balne]: John de la Woodhall Wodehall, John de Wilton Wylton', John de Burgh and Edmund son of Robert de Ayton Aton' of , who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

154

Same as above. Cumberland.

Pardon to Hugh son of Thomas son of Hugh outlawed for the death of William Bonner Boner of Boner Penrith Penreth', baker, before [Christmas], in , and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

154.1

Mainpernors of Hugh [son of Thomas son of Hugh ]: Alan de Hemingstone Hemyngeston' of , Andrew de Dernyngton' of , Richard de Kirkeby and John de Linton Lynton' of mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

155

12 March. Tower of London Turris London'. .

Pardon to Robert Steward Stiward of Stiward Oadby Oudeby indicted for the death of Roger Jordan of Oadby Oudeby committed by him before [Christmas], and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

155.1

Mainpernors of Robert [Steward]: Robert de Hutton Hoton' of , Stephen de Littlebury Littelbury and Robert Tracy of, and William de Mapleton Mapelton' of , who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.¹

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156

8 March. Tower of London Turris Lond'. .

Pardon to John son of Ellis indicted for the death of John le Reed Rede before [Christmas], and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

156.1

Mainpernors of John [son of Ellis]: William Rutter Ruter, Ranulph de Starky, Robert de Seacombe Secom and Robert Denis Danays, who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

157

10 March. Tower of London Turris London'. .

Pardon to Alexander le Herd Herde of Herde Chelmsford Chelmeresford' for all homicides, robberies, etc. perpetrated before [Christmas] whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

157.1

Mainpernors of Alexander [le Herd]: Hugh de Walton and Nicholas Sealey Sely of Sely Colnbrook Colebrok' of , William de Coventry Coventre of , and Henry le Northern Northerne of , who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

158

15 March. Tower of London Turris London'. .

Pardon to Henry Lainer Layner of Layner Barrington Bernyngton', indicted for the death of John atte Wolde of Sherborne Shirebourn', and also for the abjuration of the realm that he made for the death, and for homicides, robberies etc. made before [Christmas] whereof he is indicted or appealed, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

158.1

Mainpernors of Henry [Lainer]: Simon de Sussex of, Robert le Long of London, William de Shotton and William de Spinney Spyneye of , who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

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159

10 March. Tower of London Turris London'. .

Pardon to Laurence de Fantengimpis' Fantengympis indicted for the death of William Tresauson before [Christmas] in , and also for his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

159.1

Mainpernors for Laurence [de Fantengimpis']: Roger son of Laurence de Rogok', Henry de Trethewy, Simon de Trewythosa of and Henry de Everdon of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

160

Same as above. .

Pardon to Robert son of Walter Dobman of Appleby Appelby indicted for the death of John son of Robert Russel of Appleby Appelby, killed by him before [Christmas], and also for his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

160.1

Mainpernors of Robert [son of Walter Dobman]: John de Toulesland' of , Thomas Bell of Hull in, Nicholas Sellman Selyman of and John de Gateshead Gatesheved' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service.

161

12 March. Tower of London Turris London'. .

Pardon to Adam son of Thomas de Northmore for homicides, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

161.1

Mainpernors of Adam [son of Thomas de Northmore]: Henry de Newcastle upon Tyne Novo Castro super Tynam of , William de Shotton, William de Mapleton Mapelton' and William de Spinney Spyney of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

162

Same as above. .

Pardon to Ralph Lightrede for homicides, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

162.1

Mainpernors of Ralph [Lightrede]: Walter Kaym and Roger le Rous of, Adam de Pontefract Pountfreyt of and John de Leicester Leycestr' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

163

Same as above. .

Pardon to Adam Stairy for the death of Walter de Craye before [Christmas] whereof he is indicted, and also for homicides, robberies etc. perpetrated [by him], and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

164.1

Mainpernors of Adam [Stairy]: John de Boys of, Robert son of Alan de Hutton Hoton', John son of Andrew de Finghall Fyngale and Stephen de Cottingwith Cotyngwyth' of , who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

165

Same as above. .

Pardon to Adam son of Adam del Dale of Grayrigg Graryg' for homicides, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc. is promulgated, and also of his abjuration of the realm which he made for thefts, [and the king has granted to him] his firm peace, as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

165.1

Mainpernors of Adam [son of Adam del Dale]: Mauger son of Laurence of , Geoffrey de Carleton and John de Levington Levyngton' of , and John son of Laurence of , who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

166

Same as above. .

Pardon to Adam de Thorphinsty Thorfynesty of Thorfynesty Sedbergh in Sedbiry Lonsdale Lonesdale' Sedbiry for homicides, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

166.1

Mainpernors of Adam [de Thorphinsty]: William Bedale, John de Lane of Richmond Richemund', John de Crane of Boroughbridge Burghbrigge and Robert de Fleetham Fleteham of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

167

Same as above. .

Pardon to John le Roos of Doncaster Donecastr' for homicides, felonies, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

167.1

Mainpernors of John [le Roos]: William Ellis Elys, Richard de Holme Holm', William de Sutton and William Allen Aleyn of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

168

Same as above. .

Pardon to Alan le Forester of Richmond Richemund' for homicides, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

168.1

Mainpernors of Alan [le Forester]: John de Bolton, James de Appleton Apelton', Robert de Whitworth Wheteword' and Robert de Patrick Brompton Patrik Brompton' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

169

Same as above. .

Pardon to Robert de Tickhill Tykhull', clerk for homicides, robberies, felonies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

169.1

Mainpernors of Robert [de Tickhill]: Hugh de Shirley Sherleye of , John Bush Bussh of , William de Barnby Barneby and John de Burgh Burgo, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

170

15 March. Tower of London Turris London'. .

Pardon to Henry Camber for homicides, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

170.1

Mainpernors of Henry [Camber]: Nicholas Dorking Dorkyng', taverner and Henry de Merton of, Robert de Eye of and John de Stotehill' of Rotherham of Roderam, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service [to his duchy] etc.

171

10 March. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to Giles Culling Cullyng' of Cullyng' Tavistock Tavystok' indicted for the death of Adam Santer Santere of Santere Tavistock Tavystok' before [Christmas] in and outlawed, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

171.1

Mainpernors of Giles [Culling]: Adam de Bristol Bristoll', William de Coventry Coventre of , Robert le Morris Moreys of London and John le Boys of mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

172

Same as above. .

Pardon to John son of Olive indicted for the death of Henry Agg' of Yaxham before [Christmas], and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

172.1

Mainpernors of John [son of Olive]: John de la Chamber Chambre of , Henry de Kirkby Kirkeby of , John Brown Broune of Stone, and Fulk de Pembridge Penbrigg' of , who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

173

Same as above. .

Pardon to John son of John Geary Gery of Crackenthorpe Crakanthorp' indicted for the death of Thomas his son, killed by him before [Christmas], and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

173.1

Mainpernors of John [son of John Geary Gery]: William son of Adam Marshal Mareschal of Kirkby Kirkeby, John son of Gilbert de Boulton and Roger son of Robert de Levington Levyngton', who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

174

14 March. Tower of London Turris London'. .

Pardon to Thomas le Tailor Taillour of Taillour Marston Waver Waure Mershton' indicted for the death of Ralph Golding Goldyng' of Goldyng' Cestersover Cestre Waure, in , [and the king has granted to him] his firm peace, as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

174.1

Mainpernors of Thomas [le Tailor]: Geoffrey de Nottingham Notingham of , Henry Allen Aleyn of Everdon,, Robert Vigerous of Ashburton, Asperton and Fulk de Pembridge Pembrigg' of , who mainprised that he [would go in the king's service] etc.

175

10 March. Tower of London Turris London'..

Pardon to John son of Roger de la More of Bickerstaffe Bikerstat indicted for the death of Alan son of Roger de la More before [Christmas] in and outlawed, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

175.1

Mainpernors of John [son of Roger de la More]: Adam de Tynemouth Tynemuth' of , William de Sutton of, William de Aintree Ayntre and Richard de Bentley Benteleye of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

176

13 March. Tower of London Turris London'.

Pardon to Thomas de Barton for homicides, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

176.1

Mainpernors of Thomas [de Barton]: John de Willington Wylyngton' of , Richard Revel Rivel of , John Penkridge Pencreth' of and Richard de Woodhall Wodhalle of mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

177

17 March. Westminster. .

Pardon to Nicholas Multrich' indicted for the death of John Chalke of Wilton Wylton' before [Christmas], in , [and the king has granted to him] his firm peace, as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

177.1

Mainpernors of Nicholas Multrich': John Brown Broune of Broune Stone, near Berkeley of Stone iuxta Berkele, John Atley atte Legh' of , and William Tracy of Winchester Wynton' and Philip Atmore atte Mor of atte Mor Winchester Wynton' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

178

10 March. Tower of London Turris London'..

Pardon to William son of Henry Huntknave' Hunteknave for all homicides, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

178.1

Mainpernors of William [son of Henry Huntknave']: Hugh de Walton and Nicholas Sealey Sely of Sely Colnbrook Colebrok' of , William de Coventry Coventre of and Henry le Northern Northerne of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

179

Same as above. .

Pardon to Roger de Carshalton Kersaulton' for all homicides, robberies, etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

179.1

Mainpernors that Roger [de Carshalton]: Simon de Newington Newenton' of , John de Tilley Tilleye of , John de Stanfield Stanfeld of and Hugh de Walton of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

180

21 March. Sheen Shene. .

Pardon to Stephen de Acton indicted for the death of William de Laxton of Athewyk' Athewyk' before [Christmas], and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

180.1

Mainpernors of Stephen [de Acton]: Hugh de Moresby, kt and Thomas de Hardegill' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

181

25 March. Henley Henle. .

Pardon to Alexander Spencer Spenser of Spenser Penrith Penreth' for the death of Richard son of Ralph atte Yate of York Ebor', and also for all other homicides, robberies, felonies and trespasses committed by him against the king's peace etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before the king in chancery, on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

Robert de Wells Welle received the mainprise by order of the king.

181.1

Mainpernors of Alexander [Spencer]: John de Aldwincle Aldewyncle of , Thomas de Quitteby and John son of Thomas Annott Anot of Kirkby Thore Kyrkebythor' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

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182

26 March. Henley Henle. .

Pardon to Alan Conan Conayn of Conayn Kirton in Kirketon' Holland Holand' Kirketon' for homicides, felonies, robberies and other etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before the king in chancery, on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

182.1

Mainpernors of Alan [Conan]: Henry Brigsley Briggeslee and David de Campden Caumpeden' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

183

Same as above. .

Pardon to John son of John de la More of Liverpool Lyverpoll' for the death of Richard son of William de Spellowe before [Christmas], and for all other homicides, robberies, felonies and other etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before the king in chancery, on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand trial etc.

Robert de Wells Welle received the mainprise by order of the king.

183.1

Mainpernors of John [son of John de la More]: Richard de Wakefield Wakefeld', Robert de Liverpool Lyverpol of and John de Ellel Ellale of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

184

12 March. Tower of London Turris London'. .

Pardon to Theobald le Marshal Mareschal of Mareschal Finedon Thyngden' indicted for the death of Henry son of Henry de Finedon Thyngden' before [Christmas], in , and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter de Norwich Norwico, on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

184.1

Mainpernors of Theobald [le Marshal]: John de Burton, William Brown Broun of Broun Finedon Thyngden', Robert Baron Baroun of Baroun Finedon Thyngden' and Robert de Wilby Wyleby of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

185

12 March. Westminster.

Pardon to Richard Torkard of Nottingham for all homicides, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Walter [de Norwich], on condition etc., and once he has etc.¹

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186

12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Adam de Arnold Arnale for homicides, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Geoffrey le Scrope Scrop', on condition etc., and once etc.¹

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187

23 March. Henley Henle.

Pardon to John son of Henry de Parr Par for the deaths of Thomas de Eccleston and John le Prestess ¹ before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before the king, on condition etc., and once etc.

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187.1

Mainpernors of John son of Henry [de Parr]: John de Ryther Rithre of mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.¹

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188

6 April. Beaulieu Bellum Locum Regis.

Pardon to Walter Pocket Poket for the death of Richard le Shepherd Shepeherde of Shepeherde Kilby in Keleby before Christmas last, and also for all other homicides, robberies, felonies and trespasses perpetrated in the realm against the king's peace before Christmas whereof he is indicted, and also of his abjuration of the realm made for the death [and the king has granted to him] his firm peace. Pocket came before the king in the chancery and mainprised to go in the king's service to the duchy of Aquitaine in the king's next crossing or to follow him there, and to reside there at the king's wages during pleasure. The letters are granted on condition that he goes to Gascony, and when he returns he should stand to right in the king's court if anyone wishes to speak against him for the death, homicides, robberies, felonies and trespass.¹

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189

Same as above.

Pardon to Stephen Dunheved' for the death of Richard Monyword' of Hereford before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his abjuration etc., as he has found mainprise before Richard Damory, steward of the household, on condition etc., and once etc.

Richard Damory, steward of the household received the mainprise.

189.1

Mainpernors of Stephen [Dunheved']: Richard son of Geoffrey Goniz, Henry de Meynell Meynil, William Sorel of Coventry Coventre and Richard Devonish Deveneys of Deveneys Braunston Braundeston', , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

190

11 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to Richard de Swynnerton for all homicides, robberies, felonies and trespasses perpetrated in the realm against the king's peace before Christmas whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that has been promulgated against him, [and the king has granted to him] his firm peace. Swynnerton came before Richard Damory, steward of the household and mainprised to go in the king's service to the duchy of Aquitaine in the king's next crossing or to follow him there, and to reside there at the king's wages during pleasure. The letters are granted on condition that he goes to Gascony, and when he returns he should stand to right in the king's court if anyone wishes to speak against him for the homicides, robberies, felonies and trespass.

190.1

Mainpernors of Richard [de Swynnerton]: Matthew de Clyvedon', John de Swynnerton, kts; Stephen de Swynnerton, William de Bradshaw Breydeshawe, John de Milwich Melewych' and John le Venner Venour of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

191

14 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to Thomas de Tee of Dagnall Dagenhale for homicides, robberies, etc. whereof he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc. Tee came before Richard Damory, steward of the household and mainprised to go in the king's service to the duchy of Aquitaine in the king's next crossing or to follow him there, and to reside there at the king's wages during pleasure. The letters are granted on condition that he goes to Gascony, and when he etc.

191.1

Mainpernors of Thomas [de Tee]: Richard son of John Dolphy of Newnham, Newenham and John Pierce Pieres of Pieres Fulham, Folham, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

192

10 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to John le Reed Rede of Rede Lingen Lyngeyne for all homicides, robberies, etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found sufficient mainprise before the king in chancery, on condition etc., and once etc.

R. de Airmyn Ayrem' and W. de Harlaston Herlaston' received the mainprise.

192.1

Mainpernors of John [le Reed]:¹

1.

No names of mainpernors have been added. The remainder of the membrane is blank.

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193

28 March. Henley Henle.¹

Pardon to Henry Pouger, chaplain indicted for the theft of two bullocks from Matilda, widow of Robert de Stonesby Stounesby, before Christmas, and also of all other homicides, robberies, felonies and trespasses perpetrated by him against the king's peace before Christmas for which he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that was promulgated, [and the king has granted to him] his firm peace. Pougher found sufficient mainprise before the king to go in the king's service to the duchy of Aquitaine in the king's next crossing or to follow him there, and to reside there at the king's wages during pleasure. The letters are granted on condition that he goes to Gascony, and when he returns he should stand to right in the king's court if anyone wishes to speak against him concerning the thefts, homicides, robberies, felonies and trespasses.

1.

A note added in the margin states: 'It is vacated because it was returned and cancelled and is elsewhere in the patent rolls for the month of May following'. This entry and the memorandum that follows are both crossed out. See CPR 1324-27, p. 123 for the pardon which replaced this one. The patent roll entry records the theft of two bullocks and two calves, and that they belonged to Maud, widow of Walter le Stubber of Stonesby.

193.1

Mainpernors of Henry [Pouger]: William de Barton of, Simon de Wilne of, Edmund de Howden Houeden' of and Walter de Lascelles la Sale of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.¹

1.

The entry with the preceding letters of pardon are crossed out.

194

Same as above.

Pardon to Walter atte Chamber Chaumbre of Chesham indicted for the death of Walter Mynche of Aylesbury before Christmas last, in , and for all other homicides, etc. whereof he is indicted. Chamber came before the king etc. [and mainprised to go in the king's service to the duchy of Aquitaine in the king's next voyage or to follow him there, and to reside there at the king's wages during pleasure. The letters are granted on condition that he goes to Gascony, and when he returns that he should stand to right in the king's court] so that anyone can speak against him if they wish for the homicides, robberies, felonies and trespasses.

By the same writ.

194.1

Mainpernors of Walter [Chamber]: James de Puttenham of, Walter Stutt Stut of , Thomas Gentilcorps of and John la Gate Gayte of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

195

Same as above.

Pardon to Robert de Allerton of Selby Seleby indicted for the death of Robert le Mouner of Gateforth Gayteford' before [Christmas] in , and also for all other homicides, etc. perpetrated by him, and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

By the same writ.

195.1

Mainpernors of Robert [de Allerton]: John de Carlton Carleton' of , William de Spalding Spaldyng of , Henry de Carlton Carleton' of and William de Cleasby Cleseby of , who mainprised that he would go [in the king's service] etc.

196

5 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis. .

Pardon to John Coyney Coyne of Coyne Weston Coyney Weston indicted for the death of Adam Coyney Coyne of Coyne Hulme Hulm' before [Christmas], and also for all homicides, etc. for which he is indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

R[ichard] Damory, steward of the household took the mainprise.

196.1

Mainpernors of John [Coyney]: John de Ipstones Ibbestanes, kt and Walter de Montgomery Monte Gomeri of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

197

Same as above. .

Pardon to Ellis de Belton indicted for the death of Nicholas le Mason Mazoun before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, etc., for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

197.1

Mainpernors of Ellis [de Belton]: Henry son of Thomas, Nicholas de Ansty Anesty and John son of Alan son of John le Smith Smyth' of Shepshed Shepesheved of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

198

Same as above.

Pardon to Simon son of Adam le Buddell Budel of Madeley Madeleye indicted for the death of Thomas le Long Longe of Longe Marchington Marchynton' before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, etc., for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

198.1

Mainpernors of Simon [son of Adam le Buddell]: Robert de Wells Welles, kt of , Nicholas son of Philip de Bickerton Bikerton' of and John Cosham Cosseham of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

199

Same as above.

Pardon to John de Multon', chaplain indicted for the death of John Turnet of Horningtoft Hornyngtoft before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, etc., for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

199.1

Mainpernors of John [de Multon]: Reginald Joseph of Carleton Carleton and John son of Richard le Clerk of Stoke Ferry Stokeferye of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

200

Same as above.

Pardon to Robert son of Hugh Reymes of Capel for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him before [Christmas], for which robberies and homicides he was indicted, and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc., for which etc. and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

200.1

Mainpernors of Robert [son of Hugh Reymes ]: Reginald Joseph of Carleton' Carleton' and Thomas le Poore Poure of Poure Lynn Lenn', , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

201

Same as above.

Pardon to Richard Elion of Merton' Merton' for various robberies, homicides, etc. for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

201.1

Mainpernors of Richard [Elion]: John de Cotesford' and Robert le Botiller of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

202

Same as above.

Pardon to William son of Simon Pare of Forsbrook Fossebrok' for various robberies and homicides etc. for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

202.1

Mainpernors of William [son of Simon Pare]: Richard Basset of Cheadle Chedle and Giles Morel of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

203

Same as above.

Pardon to William son of Walter le Woodward Wodeward' of Clifton' Clifton' indicted for the death of Robert son of William de Parva Clifton' before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

203.1

Mainpernors of William [son of Walter le Woodward]: Walter de Montgomery Monte Gomeri and Giles Morel of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

204

Same as above.

Pardon to Simon le Bittere Byttere of Byttere Amberley Aumbresleye for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him before [Christmas] last for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned he should stand to right etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

204.1

Mainpernors of Simon [le Byttere]: Giles Hackluyt Haclut and Thomas his brother of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

205

Same as above.

Pardon to Thomas de Bremmore' indicted for the death of Hugh son of Richard de Lankelli before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

205.1

Mainpernors of Thomas [de Bremore']: Warin Vautort of and William de Draycote Draicote of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

206

Same as above.

Pardon to Henry Richman Richeman of Weston' Weston' for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him before [Christmas] for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

206.1

Mainpernors of Henry [Richman]: William Beaufitz of Gillingham, Gillyngham and Robert de Stokesley Stokesleye of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

207

Same as above.

Pardon to Richard Hodgkin Hogekyn of Mousehole indicted for the death of Henry Megir of Mousehole before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

207.1

Mainpernors of Richard [Hodgkin]: Walter Tucker Toukere of Toukere Bodmin Bodmyne and Robert de Cotleigh Cotelye of Cotelye Bodmin Bodmyne, , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

208

Same as above.

Pardon to Henry Bernard of Langdon Langedon' indicted for the death of John le Palmer Palmere of Palmere Langdon Langedon', before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

208.1

Mainpernors of Henry [Bernard]: William Cede of Plymouth Plymuth' and John son of John de Legh of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

209

Same as above.

Pardon to John son of John de Catterton Caterton' for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him before [Christmas] for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

209.1

Mainpernors of John son of [John de Catterton]: Henry cither actorem ¹, James Audley Daudeleye of the land of Daudeleye Wigmore Wygemor and John Russel of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

1.

It is not entirely clear whether the clerk meant this person to have the surname 'Harper', or if he was actually a harp player. The use of the Latin term might suggest the latter.

210

Same as above.

Pardon to Bogo le Fisher Fissher for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him before [Christmas] for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

210.1

Mainpernors of Bogo [le Fisher]: Roger de Stokesley Stokkeslegh' and Robert de Dringhoe Dringou, of and , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

211

Same as above.

Pardon to John de Langton Langeton' indicted for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him before [Christmas], and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

211.1

Mainpernors of John [de Langton]: John Poleyn of Langton Langeton' and Robert Breton of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

212

Same as above.

Pardon to John de Coshsted' for the death of Alan Woolrich Wolriche of Wolriche Parr Par before [Christmas] for which he was indicted, and also for all other homicides etc. of which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

212.1

Mainpernors of John [de Coshsted']: Robert de Dringhoe Dringou of and Adam de Tynemouth Tynemuth' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

213

Same as above.

Pardon to William Godsal Godesaul of Godesaul Bromsgrove Brymmesgrave for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him etc. for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

213.1

Mainpernors of William [Godsal]: Roger de Castle Castell of Castell Bourne Bruinne, , and William de Bedale, crossbowman (arblaster) of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

214

Same as above.

Pardon to Richard Bode of Plymouth Plymuth' for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him etc. for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies and trespasses etc. of which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

214.1

Mainpernors of Richard [Bode]: Matthew de Crauthorn' and John de Lamerton Lambton' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

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215

8 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to John Todd Tod of Tod Ulgham Ulghham indicted for the death of William Todd Tod of Tod Ulgham Ulghham before [Christmas], and also for other homicides etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

John de Hegham took the mainprise in chancery by order of the king.

215.1

Mainpernors of John [Todd]: William son of William le Latimer Latymer, kt and William son of the same, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

216

7 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis. .

Pardon to Henry son of Henry Atfield atte Feilde of Slinfold Slyndefold' for the robbery of foreign merchants committed by him before [Christmas], and also for all homicides and robberies and other felonies and trespasses perpetrated by him against the king's peace in the realm before [Christmas] for which etc., and also his abjuration of the realm made for the robbery, on condition etc., and once etc.

R[ichard] Damory, steward of the household received the mainprise.

216.1

Mainpernors of Henry [son of Henry Atfield]: Robert de Hoo and Simon de Stak' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

217

Same as above.

Pardon to Robert son of Henry le Shepherd Shephurde, indicted for the death of Adam in the Gile before [Christmas], in etc. and also for all other homicides etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

217.1

Robert [son of Henry le Shepherd] found the same mainpernors as Henry son of Henry [Atfield]. and

218

8 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to William de Kenley Kaynglayk' indicted for the death of William Lewyn of Patrington Patryngton' before [Christmas], in , and also for all other homicides, robberies etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

218.1

Mainpernors of William [de Kenley]: Edmund Quarrell Quarel of and Edmund le Fisher Fisshere of the king's household, of ¹, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

1.

It is not clear in this case whether Fisher's surname is actually that, and not his occupation, and therefore 'Edmund the fisherman of the king's household'.

219

Same as above.

Pardon to Henry son of Hugh de Tyldesley Tildeslegh' for the deaths of Robert son of Martin de Heghrode and Adam Scott Scot', the man of Willam le Botiller of¹ Warrington Weryngton' before [Christmas], for whose deaths he was indicted in , and also for all other homicides, robberies, felonies, arsons of houses and trespasses whatsoever [perpetrated] by him etc. for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies etc. of which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

R. de Airmyn Ayrem' received the mainprise in chancery by order of the chancellor.

1.

'of' is written in English.

219.1

Mainpernors of Henry [son of Hugh de Tyldesley]: John de Warrington Weryngton', John de Liverpool Lyverpol and Thomas de Eccleston of, and Walter Morley of Kirkby Kirkeby of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

220

10 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to John Thomas of Nettlestone Noteleston' for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him before [Christmas] for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.¹

The steward of the household took the mainprise.

1.

Most of the first line of this entry is written over an erasure.

220.1

Mainpernors of John [Thomas]: Thomas Gautroun of Portsmouth Portesmuth', Nicholas de Paysford of Buckland Boklond', Hugh Cuttegore of Nettlestone Noteleston', tailor of , and Adam of the Hall Halle of Halle Charlton by Chichester of Cherleton' iuxta Cicestr', who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

221

6 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to Walter Saure of Alverstone Alredeston' for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him before [Christmas] for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

221.1

Walter [] found the same mainpernors as John Thomas who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc., ,

222

10 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to Robert le Campion of Napton' Napton' for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him before [Christmas] for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward received the mainprise.

222.1

Mainpernors of Robert [le Campion]: Richard de Aldsworth Aldesworth' and Richard Amory of Aldsworth Aldesworth' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

223

Same as above.

Pardon to William Geoffrey Geffrey of Geffrey Husborne Crawley Husseburn' Craule for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him before [Christmas] for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc. of which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

223.1

Mainpernors of William [Geoffrey]: Roger son of Richard le Curzon Cursoun, kt of and William son of Richard de Woodmancote Wodemancote of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

224

8 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to William de Henley Henle for various homicides, robberies, felonies, burnings and other trespasses perpetrated before [Christmas] for which he was indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

224.1

Mainpernors of William [de Henley]: Walter Pocket Poket of , Richard West, clerk and John le Smale of and Joce Bays of Martock Mertok', , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

225

16 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to John Pyburn', appealed for the deaths of John son of Reiner de Cliffe Clif' and Walter Nothard Nouthird of Nouthird Brignall Briggenhale before [Christmas], and also for all homicides, robberies, felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc. for which he was appealed or indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

The steward took the mainprise.

225.1

Mainpernors of John [de Pyburn']: Robert de Stokesley Stokesle and Richard Bouch Bouche of and John de Huddleston Hodeleston' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

226

Same as above.

Pardon to Thomas le Ferrer Ferour of Ferour Peterborough Burgus Sancti Petri indicted for the death of Richard Scouterel before [Christmas], and also for all homicides, robberies, etc. for which he was appealed, etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

The same steward took the mainprise.

226.1

Mainpernors of Thomas [le Ferrer]: Robert de Norton, kt and Gilbert de Eastney Esteneye of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

227

18 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to John Sovereign Sovereyn of Walesby for the death of William son of Adam in the Holme ¹ before [Christmas] for whose death he was indicted, and also for all other homicides, robberies etc. for which he was indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before Richard Damory, steward of the household, on condition etc., and once etc.

1.

'in the Holme' is written in English.

227.1

Mainpernors of John [Sovereign]: Roger le Hunt Hunte of , William de Stafford and Roger de Trentham of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

228

16 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to Roger son of Roger de Swynnerton for all homicides, robberies etc. for which he was indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainpernors before the steward [of the household], on condition etc., and once etc.

By writ of the steward.

228.1

Mainpernors of Roger [son of Roger de Swynnerton]: John de Clinton Clynton' of , Thomas de Halughton' of and William de Clinton of, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

229

15 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to John Ace indicted for the death of John le Sumner Somenour before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, robberies etc. for which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found sufficient mainprise before the king, on condition etc., and once etc.

R. de Airmyn Ayrem' and W. de Harlaston Herlaston' took the mainprise.

229.1

Mainpernors of John [Ace]: Nicholas Sampson, William Ace, Andrew Balner and Roger atte Hurne of mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

230

16 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to Richard Paris Parys of Parys Cliffe Cleve', mariner for the death of Bartholomew le Miller before [Christmas], and for all homicides, robberies, etc. for which he was indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has come with mainpernors before Richard Damory, steward of the household, on condition etc., and once etc.

The steward received the mainprise.

230.1

Mainpernors of Richard [Paris]: John de Paris Parys of Parys Maidstone Maydenstan', Walter Martin Martyn of Martyn Higham Hegham, John le English Engleys, the younger, of Engleys Rochester Roffa and John de Dunlegh' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

231

18 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to Richard son of William Adam of Marholm Marham ¹ indicted for the death of Roger son of Giles de Marholm Marham before Christmas, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainpernors before the steward of the household, on condition etc., and once etc.²

1.

In entry 270.2 he is referred to as 'Richard son of Adam de Marholme'.

2.

Adam's name is written over an erasure.

231.1

Mainpernors of Richard [son of William Adam]: John de Roxby Rokesbury of , Richard Franklin Fraunkleyn of Fraunkleyn Marholm Marham, Henry Joseph of Glinton Glynton' and Thomas de Maddewell' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

232

19 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to Richard son of John le Tailor Taillour of Cudworth Cuthworth' for various homicides, robberies, felonies and trespasses perpetrated by him before Christmas for which he was indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found sufficient mainprise before the king, on condition etc., and once etc.

R. de Airmyn Ayrem' received the mainprise.

232.1

Mainpernors of Richard [son of John le Tailor]: Ralph de Ham Hamme of and William de Brightwalton Brigh Walton of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

233

21 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to Richard le Wright Wryght of Thorp' Thorp' appealed for the death of Richard Herbert Herebert before Christmas, and also for all homicides, robberies, etc. for which he was appealed or indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found sufficient mainprise before the king, on condition etc., and once etc.

The steward took the mainprise.

233.1

Mainpernors of Richard [le Wright]: Edward de Creeting Cretynges, kt and Richard de Gorges, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

234

20 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to John son of Richard de Heath Charnock Hethchernok' indicted for the death of Adam son of Adam de Swinley Swynleye before Christmas, and also for all other homicides, robberies, etc. for which he was indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found sufficient mainprise before the king, on condition etc., and once etc.

R. de Airmyn Ayrem' received the mainprise.

234.1

Mainpernors of John [son of Richard de Heath Charnock]: Robert de Felton of, de Holland Yereward Holand' of , David de Frankton and Maredudd de Wall' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

235

23 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to Robert Champneys Chaumpeneys of Chaumpeneys Coates Cotes iuxta Wynchecombe for all homicides, robberies, etc. for which he was appealed or indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainpernors before Richard Damory, steward of the household, on condition etc., and once he has returned etc.

By testimony of the steward.

235.1

Mainpernors of Robert [Champneys]: Bernard Pie of Fer Fer and John le Fevre of Carmarthen Kermerdyn of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

236

Same as above.

Pardon to Alan de Charlton Cherleton' for all homicides, robberies, etc. for which he was indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainpernors before the steward of the household, on condition etc., and once etc.¹

By testimony of the steward.

1.

The word 'mittitur' appears in the left margin.

236.1

Mainpernors of Alan [de Charlton]: Walter de Montgomery Monte Gomeri and Roger son of Roger de Swynnerton of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

237

30 April. Winchester Wynton'.

Pardon to John son of Simon Burgess Burgeys of Multon' Multon' indicted for the death of John Bush Bussh' before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, robberies, perpetrated by him, for which he was indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before the steward [of the household], on condition etc., and once etc.

237.1

Mainpernors of John [son of Simon Burgess]: Michael Durant Duraunt and John Crek' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

238

Same as above.

Pardon to John le Cook Cok' of Cok' Alconbury Weston Wodeweston' for the death of John de Norfolk Northfolk before [Christmas] for whose death etc. and also all other homicides, robberies, etc. perpetrated by him for which he was indicted, and also of abjuration of the realm that he made for them etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

238.1

Mainpernors of John [le Cook]: John Pearson Persoun of Persoun Cogenhoe Cugeho, , Richard son of David le Chapman of Whiston Whisshton' of the same county and Henry Skury of Whiston of the same county, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

239

Same as above.

Pardon to John le Glover Glovere of the Abbeygate of Leicester Leycestr' for the death of Richard le Tailor Tayllour son of William Sauer of before Christmas, for whose death etc., and also for all other homicides, robberies, etc. perpetrated by him for which he was indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

239.1

Mainpernors of John [le Glover]: Michael Durant Duraunt and John Crek' of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

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240

17 May. Portchester Porcestr'.

Pardon to Theobald de Ganstead Gaunstede of Gaunstede Barton upon Humber Barton' for the death of John de Crul' before [Christmas], for whose killing, and also for all other homicides, robberies, etc. perpetrated by him for for which he was indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found mainprise before the king, on condition etc., and once etc.

By p.s.

240.1

Mainpernors of Theobald [de Ganstead]: Nicholas de Ganstead Gaunstede of Gaunstede Barton upon Humber of Barton', Thomas Power of, John Fish Fisshe of Fisshe Winchelsea Wynchelse and Simon Charity Carite of Rye of , who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.¹

1.

The memorandum is crossed out. A note added below the entry states 'This mainprise previously came before the seneschal. Vacated by the aforesaid writ'.

241

5 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Pardon to Thomas son of Nicholas de Middleton Middelton' for various robberies and homicides perpetrated by him before Christmas, for which he was indicted, and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc. of which etc., and also of his outlawry if that etc., as he has found sufficient mainprise before the king, on condition etc., and once etc.¹

G[eoffrey] le Scrope Scrop' received the mainprise.

1.

The letters are followed by a space left for a memorandum. The entry was begun with 'Et memorandum' but never completed.

242

Same as above.

Pardon to Thomas de Bland for various homicides, robberies, etc., and also for other felonies and trespasses [perpetrated] by him etc., of which etc. and also of his outlawry etc., as he has found sufficient mainprise before the king, on condition etc., and once etc.¹

The same G[eoffrey le Scrope] received the mainprise.

1.

The letters are followed by a space left for a memorandum. The entry was begun with 'Et memorandum' but never completed.

243

Same as above.

Pardon to John de Edlington Edelinton' for the death of Richard Davy[perpetrated] by him before [Christmas], and also for all other homicides, robberies, felonies and trespasses etc. for which he was indicted, and also of his outlawry if that etc., on condition etc., and once etc.

243.1

Mainpernors of John [de Edlington]: Geoffrey de Finghall Fyngale, Walter de Swanage Swanwice, William de Threlkeld Thirlkelde and Nicholas Ward Warde, who mainprised that he would go in the king's service etc.

G[eoffrey] le Scrope Scrop' received the mainprise.

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244

6 January. Tutbury Tuttebury. For permitting the king's subjects to buy destriers from Spain Ispann' and to return from the same land.

Letters requesting that Alfonso [XI], king of Castile, León, Toledo, Galicia, Córdoba, Murcia, Jaén and Algarve, count of Molina will place under his protection those of the king's subjects who come to his lordship to buy horses, destriers, arms and various victuals there, and bring them back to the duchy [of Aquitaine], and that he will permit them to make the purchases. The king wants the purchases to be made because he is coming to his duchy to repel Charles [IV], king of France and Navarre, who has striven to occupy the king's lands within his lordship, and has seized a great part of it with a large army, without any regard for bonds of consanguinity or other ties between himself and the king.

For prohibiting Antonio de Pessagno of Genoa and the admiral of the king of Portugal from making war.

245

20 January. Kings Langley Langele.

Letter to Dinis [I], king of Portugal and Algarve, requesting that because of the close kinship and firm friendship between the king and the king of Portugal that the king of Portugal will forbid his admiral and those who ply their trade on the seas from presuming to come to the dominions of the king of England to make war. The king has been informed by people he trusts that Antonio de Pessagno Pessaigne of Pessaigne Genoa Janua, formerly a member of the king's household, who had made himself wealthy by the king's generosity, who is brother of the king of Portugal's Genoese admiral of the fleet ¹, and who has now become the king's enemy, is about to come with the admiral, with many warships, to the English sea to harm the king and his subjects, and to aid the king of France to seize unjustly the king's lands, and place them under his lordship. The king asks the king of Portugal to show faith, credence and good will to Giles de Ispannia, messenger, valet and servant of the king in these presents, and write via Ispannia to the king.²

245.1

Same as above.

In the same way it is written to Alfonso as king of Portugal, son of the king of Portugal, because the king of Portugal's health is broken by old age, and it is feared he will die.³

245.2

Item, in the same way it is written to Alfonso, as first born son of the king [of Portugal]mutatis mutandis.⁴

1.

Manuel Pessagno.

2.

The final request concerning Ispannia and the dating clause is added in a smaller hand and in paler ink.

3.

The dating clause is added in a smaller hand in a paler ink.

4.

The entry is added in a smaller hand and paler ink.

246

23 January. Kings Langley Langele. For writing to the king of Portugal requesting that he should not permit his admiral etc. to go to Gascony to trouble the king.

Letters to Alfonso [XI], king of Castile, León, Toledo, Galicia, Córdoba, Murcia, Jaén and Algarve, count of Molina, asking him to write to the king of Portugal to induce him to not to allow his admiral or others of his people on the sea to sail to the king's dominions to cause trouble for the king or his subjects or aid the king of France, should hostilities arise, as the king wishes to preserve the treaty of friendship. If the appeals to the king of Portugal fail, and the admiral comes with his warships against ports in the king's dominion, he requests that the king of Castile will order the arrest of those ships, and strictly forbid his agents to give aid, victuals, arms or anything else against the king. The king has been informed by some men that Antonio de Pessagno Pessaigne, brother of the admiral of the king of Portugal , has sailed across to the king's domain, from those parts, to aid the king of France (who is striving to wage war against the king). For this reason the king requested in a special letter to the king of Portugal that he order his admiral and his subjects on the sea not to initiate a war against him, or to aid others who are waging war on him, and not to presume to sail to his dominions or make alliances with his enemies.

247

23 January. Kings Langley Langeleye. Letters of the king in response to the king of Spain concerning recovery.

Letters to Alfonso [XI], king of Castile, León, Toledo, Galicia, Córdoba, Murcia, Jaén and Algarve, count of Molina, acknowledging receipt of the king of Castile's letters by his messenger, Juan Pedro Peres, requesting remedy concerning the recovery of cloth and other merchandise of the king of Castile and of other merchants of his power, taken and carried away by men of the realm at Sandwich Sandwicum. He informs the king of Castile that, in the presence of his messenger, he ordered his ministers, to whom he had already committed the business, that they inquire into the names of the offenders so as the truth about their offences might be revealed the more quickly, by proceeding with all speed.¹

1.

For a related entry on the patent rolls whereby the king is asked to compel those who took the goods to contribute to the compensation, see CPR 1324-27, pp. 30-1.

248

12 January. Melbourne Meleburn'.

Letters to the merchants of the city of Burgos in Burgh' Spain Ispann' Burgh' informing them that the king has granted them licence to come into his lands by land and sea with their merchandise freely and without impediment, and to depart again, notwithstanding any [letters of] marque or arrests which the king has granted or will grant upon the men and merchants of Spain. Andreas Pedro has requested the same from the king on their behalf,and he is being sent back with the king's letters patent granting the same. The king wants them to believe what Pedro will say to them on this, on the king's behalf.

In the same way to the following:

248.1

the community, judges, bailiffs, jurats, masters of ships, mariners and good men of the town of Castro-Urdiales Castro de Ordyeles;

248.2

the community, judges, etc. as above of the town of Vitoria-Gasteiz Bytorye;

248.3

the community, judges, etc. of the town of San Sebastián Sabastian';

248.4

the commons, judges etc. of Santander Sanctus Andoerus.

249

12 January. Melbourne Meleburn'.

Letters to the community, judges, bailiffs, jurats,ships' masters, mariners and good men of the town of Bermeo Bermius that they will give credence to Andreas Pedro who is empowered to speak on the king's behalf on matters especially concerning the king.

250

20 February. Tower of London Tour de Loundres.

Order to Robert Bendyn, admiral of the Western Fleet, to provide from the ships of his bailiwick, except from Winchelsea Wynchelese, Dover Dovre and Sandwich Sandwiz, 60 great and suitable ships, well equipped with hurdles and gangways, and send them to Portsmouth Portesmuth' by Sunday 17 March (Mid Lent) for the crossing of the earls and other magnates of the realm and their horses with great power, and with men-at-arms and foot-soldiers, together with a large quantity of victuals, which the king has ordered to go to the duchy of Aquitaine. This is to be done so that the crossing is not delayed by Bendyn's negligence.

By K.

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251

21 February. Tower of London Turris London'.

Order to the seneschal of Gascony, or his lieutenant, to proclaim in the city of Bordeaux Burdegal', and in other places, that it is not the king's wish that merchants who are not from the lands of the enemy should be disturbed in their goods or merchandises, on the pretext of arrests or marques against them, in the city of Bordeaux or the duchy on the occasion of any offence or hostile action in the same city or duchy, unless the king should order otherwise. The king has ordained that all such merchants should be safe and secure to enter the duchy with their property and merchandises by land or sea, or the other lands of the king, to make their profit there, paying the customs and tolls owed and accustomed. The seneschal is to see that this is observed.

252

18 February. Tower of London Turris London'.

Order to Edmund [of Woodstock], earl of Kent, brother of the king, that he will have regard to Raol de Mont Mountz, knight of the household of Johan de Bouglon, kt of Gascony, Guilhem de Mont Mountz, Hélias de Vaux Vals, Arnaut Isambert, Guilhem de St-Dizier St-Deser, Sancto Desiderato St-Deser, Sancto Desiderato and Auger de Bonvillar', valets of Johan de Bouglon, in respect of the great damages and losses that they have suffered at the hands of the French in the duchy, as he has regard to others in the same position. The king wants to be informed about the damages and injuries so that when he comes to those parts, he can compensate them in accordance with their good conduct, so that they will be content. Mountz and the others have shown, by their various petitions exhibited before the king and his council, that they have suffered such losses and have requested respite so that they can continue to serve the king.

253

12 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Hélias d'Estissac, called Gantonet Stissak', for his rebellion and adherence to the French enemy and others of the duchy [of Aquitaine], the king not wishing that he be disturbed on account of his former actions.

By K.

The following who adhered to the French against the king have similar letters of pardon:

253.1

Same as above.

Arnaut de Marmande Marmanda, lord of Taillecavat Talhecavat, of the duchy of Aquitaine;

By K.

253.2

Same as above.

Rudel de Seyches Seisches, lord of Seyches Seisches, of the duchy [of Aquitaine];

By K.

253.3

Same as above.

Fergaud d'Estissac Stissak', lord of Estissac Stissak ¹ of the duchy [of Aquitaine].

By K.

1.

The lordship of Estillac encompassed the communes of Saint-Jean-d'Estissac (where the castle of its lords lay), Saint-Hilaire-d'Estissac and Saint-Séverin-d'Estissac.

254

14 February. Westminster.

Appointment of Guiraut-Bernat de Bordeaux Burdegal', for his good service, to the office of serjeant-general in the duchy, and for all that pertains to that office, having the same during pleasure and his good conduct.

255

16 February. Westminster.

Order to the seneschal of Gascony, or his lieutenant, that, in connection with the debts incurred by Guiraut-Bernat de Bordeaux Burdegal' for expenses in the king's service, and having regard to his good conduct, he should cause to be done what can be done in the matter according to the fors and customs of those parts. Bordeaux has requested respite from the creditors, to whom he is bound for those debts.

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256

17 February. Westminster.

Pardon to Hélias Guilhem Gillam for the death of Guiraut Taillefer, called Bertran, lately in the town of Roquepine Rokepyn in the seneschalcy of Périgord Petragoric' in the duchy for which he was indicted, and for the banishment from the town and seneschalcy that was pronounced on him because he did not come into the king's court to answer for that death according to the fors and customs of those parts. It is ordered that Guilhem is not to be disturbed or harmed for the banishment, against the form of the pardon.

By K. by the information of William de Airmyn Ayremynne.

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257

20 February. Tower of London Turris London'.

Order to John de Travers, constable of Bordeaux, Robert de Thorpe Thorp', kt, and Aubert Mège Master Medici that they, or two of them, one being the constable, should inquire by the oaths of good and law-worthy men of [Bordeaux] and of the neighbourhood, and by all necessary means, into the boundaries of the banlieu of the city. They are also to investigate why and when the mayoralty of the city was taken into the hands of the king's progenitors, as well as all other matters contained in the petition of the mayor, jurats and community of the city, a copy of which the king has sent to them. They are to certify the king of what they find sending the same under their seals, and the king orders his ministers and subjects of those parts to obey, and be intendant to, the constable, Thorpe and Mège. The mayor jurats and community of Bordeaux Burdegal' have shown, by their petition exhibited before the king and his council, that whereas before the last Gascon war they had and by right their banlieu within certain boundaries, both by land and water, within which they enjoyed all manner of jurisdiction, nevertheless the king's officials and ministers of the city disturb their use of the jurisdiction, and have usurped the banlieu for a long time to the modest profit of the king, and to the great damage and prejudice of the city. They request that the king will cause the boundaries of the banlieu to be declared and confirmed, and that impediments by the king's officials and ministers be removed.

258

Order to Nicholas Gentle Gentil and Edward de St John Seint Johan to supersede the array of foot soldiers from the town of Shoreham, with the proviso that they should select the 100 foot-soldiers that they were assigned to array from elsewhere in , and conduct them according to the tenor of the king's mandate previously directed to them. The king ordered Gentle and St John to array and inspect 100 foot-soldiers from the best of those that they were previously ordered to array in Sussex, and bring them to Portsmouth Portesmuth', but the king has ordered the bailiffs and good men of Shoreham to prepare all of their ships for war, and bring them to Portsmouth to go in the king's service to Gascony.

259

1 March. Westminster.

Order to John Curzon Courzoun and Roger de Antingham Antyngham not to array any hobelars or others for the king's service from the bailiffs and community of Bury St Edmunds Sanctus Edmundus on the pretext of any commission of the king, nor compel them to provide them. Any distraint that they have taken from them they are to release without delay, with a proviso that they should choose the hobelars from elsewhere in the county, since the king has ordered the bailiffs and community to select and suitably arm and equip 50 men from the strongest and best of the town, and to have them at Portsmouth Portesmuth' by Sunday 17 March to go in the king's service, at his wages to the duchy.

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260

6 May. Tower of London Turris London'.

Order to the seneschal of Gascony and the constable of Bordeaux to summon Pey-Johan de Loumet Lomet ¹ and the other parties before them, and others that ought to be called, and hear the arguments on Loumet's behalf, both about the restoration of the copper that he shipped to Bordeaux and also the damages that he sustained by the delivery of his houses, lands, vineyards and goods to Guiraut de Marsan Marsham and Bernat his son. They should then do full and speedy justice according to the fors and customs of those parts. The king has received the petition of Loumet requesting remedy, since he freighted 100 quintals of copper from Flanders Flandr', of which 30 were his, and 70 Marsan's and his son's. He brought the copper to Bordeaux, paying the freightage and customs due for the same, but Nicholas Kriel, the king's admiral there, because Loumet and the Marsans were from the town of Condom Condomio, took the copper, and afterwards restored 21 quintals to Loumet, and retained possession of the remainder. The houses, lands, vineyards and other goods of Loumet's in Condom were delivered to the Marsans in compensation for their 70 quintals.

1.

Presumably named from Loumet in the commune of Eauze.

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18 March. Westminster.

Order to the treasurer and barons of the exchequer to cause John Picard Pikard to have respite of his debts, unless the king orders otherwise in the meantime, since Picard is going with Otho de Bodrugan to Gascony in the king's service. The king has granted him respite for a year of all of the debts he owes to him at the exchequer, both for the arrears of his redemption lately made with the king to save his life, and for having his lands, and of his other debts.

By K. by the information of the treasurer.

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For the respite of debts for those who are in Gascony.

262

08 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Order to the treasurer and barons of the exchequer to cause John de St John Sancto Johanne to have respite of all his debts, unless otherwise ordered, since he is going in the king's service to Gascony by the king's order. The king has granted him respite of the 100l. which he owes him at his exchequer for certain victuals of the king's which he bought from Adam de Salisbury Salesbyrs and John de Oxford Oxon', late sheriffs of London,¹ and for all other debts that he owes to the king at the exchequer, for whatever reason, until he returns from the king's service in Gascony.

By petition delivered by the treasurer.

The following who are going in the king's service have similar writs of respite:

262.1

10 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Order to the treasurer and barons [of the exchequer] to respite all the debts that Thomas de Furnival the younger owes to the king at the exchequer, for whatever reason, until he returns from [Gascony], unless the king orders otherwise.

262.2

Same as above.

Aymer Pauncefoot Pauncefot as far as Easter next, unless etc.

By K. by the information of H Master[enry] de CliffeClif'.

262.3

Same as above.

[Order] to the treasurer and barons of the exchequer[to respite] all the debts that David de Strathbogie Strabolgi, earl of Atholl, who is going in the king's service as above, owes him at his exchequer for whatever cause, until he returns from those parts.

By K.

262.4

18 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Theobald Russel, who is going to Gascony, as above, until he returns from those parts.

By K.

262.5

18 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

Walter de Threekingham Trikyngham', who is going to Gascony etc., until Easter next.

262.6

Same as above.

Richard Herre, who is going to Gascony etc., until [Easter next].

262.7

Same as above.

William le Latimer, who is going to [Gascony] etc., until [Easter next].

262.8

Same as above.

Thomas de Gournay, who is going to [Gascony] etc., until he returns to England.

By K.

262.9

Gilbert de Elsfield Elsefeld'.

262.10

30 April. Winchester Wynton'.

[Order] to the treasurer, or his lieutenant, and barons of the exchequer[to respite] all the debts that John Cifrewast', who is going [in the king's service, owes him at his exchequer] until Easter next.

By K.

262.11

Same as above.

[Order] to the treasurer, or his lieutenant, and barons of the exchequer[to respite all the debts that]John de Neville Nevill', who is going in the king's service, [owes him at his exchequer] until he returns to England.

262.12

Same as above.

[Order] to the sheriff of Yorkshire mutatis mutandis for the same John [de Neville], who is going in the king's service, until he returns to England.

262.13

23 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis.

[Order] to the treasurer, or his lieutenant, and barons of the exchequer[to respite all the debts that]Robert Bendyn, admiral of the Western Fleet, who is going in the king's service, [owes him at his exchequer] until 29 September next.

By K.

262.14

3 May. Winchester Wynton'.

[Order] to the treasurer, or his lieutenant, and barons of the exchequer[to respite all the debts that]William de Roos Ros of Ros Helmsley Hamelak', who is going in the king's service to Gascony, [owes him at his exchequer] until he returns to England.

By K.

262.15

Same as above.

[Order] to the treasurer etc. [to respite all the debts that]John de Seagrave Segrave, who is going in the king's service to [Gascony, owes him at his exchequer] until 29 September next.

262.16

Same as above.

[Order] to the treasurer etc. [to respite all the debts that]Richard Talbot Talebot and Edmund Hackluyt Hakelut', who are going in the king's service as above, [owe him at his exchequer] until Easter next.

By K.

1.

'List of Sheriffs', p.202, Salisbury and Oxford served from Michaelmas 1323 to Michaelmas 1324.

263

Same as above. An ordinance made for the wages and other liveries for men going to Gascony.¹

Ordinance:

William de Otterhampton Oterhampton' is to be charged by the seneschal, and if he is not prepared to act by the seneschal’s charge, he is to have a writ of the great seal or letters of the privy seal, that by the view and witness of Robert de Woodhouse Wodehous he should hear the accounts of all sheriffs and purveyors of all victuals for both horses and men; and all equipment and other things that are due to go with the fleet; and also of the wages of the foot soldiers coming to Portsmouth Portesmuth' where the wages are to be paid out of the king’s money; and of the wages and costs of ships and mariners, of hurdles, gangways and planks, and casks that have been bought; and of all other sorts of equipment for ships that will carry the men and the victuals at this time; and also all costs of carriage by sea and land. He should make them have due allowance by indenture, through which the sheriffs and other purveyors may have allowance at the exchequer on their accounts. Otterhampton should remain charged as he has received the king’s money, and he is to have discharge on his account by the same indentures.

Item, should the sheriffs or purveyors not come to account with Otterhampton, he should certify by his letter to the treasurer and barons how much he has received from each purveyance individually so that the treasurer and barons are able to proceed more surely to the accounts of the purveyors.

Item, if those who have taken passage should want the king's hay, brushwood, or charcoal which has come, or will come to Portsmouth Portesmuth' for this passage, they may have them as part of their wages at the prices the king paid when he came to Portsmouth, at all their various prices.

Item, because the victuals that have been purveyed in , , , , and - that is, meat, flour, wheat, beans, peas and oats – are not to be shipped yet, but are to be kept for the king's passage, and if those who will be transported do not wish to have any of these goods as part of their wages at the prices the king paid where they shall be delivered, they shall speak with the seneschal about this and agree about how much they ought to have in this matter. By the bill of the seneschal and William de Otterhampton, they should have a writ of the great seal to the purveyors, or letters of the privy seal, to cause them to deliver such victuals as they want to have at the prices the king paid in all cases according to the sum of money that is indicated in the said bill. This to be done by letter of acquittance of those who have the victuals in their keeping, by which they may have allowance upon their account, together with the writ which caused them to make delivery. Otterhampton should remain charged as this is an important matter concerning the mariners, men-at arms and footmen, so that the fleet be not delayed for lack of purveyances. It shall be likewise with the most inferior wine of the king which remains at Porchester, and is not appropriate to keep, by a fixed price to be agreed, and by acquittance of the man who has the wine in his keeping, by which he will have allowance. Otterhampton will remain charged, as above.

Item, the mariners’ wages are to be paid for the time elapsed, as agreed by the seneschal and others of the king's council there, and after that for a whole month from Easter. It is to be in victuals in the abovementioned manner, or in money, so that for lack of payment (of money) or of victuals the swift passage is not hindered.

Item, the foot soldiers who embark on the ships with the intention of taking passage, should be paid for the period before they came on board, in the accustomed form, and previously ordered, and from the day they embarked for a whole month. All those who are armed with a double garment, basinet, and gauntlets of plate are to be paid 3d. a day. Those who are armed only with a single garment, basinet and gauntlets of plate are paid 2 1/2 d. a day. And the archers and the others who are not armed - 2d. Moreover, the king grants of his grace that those who embark on the ships, and behave well under their leaders, be rewarded in money or in victuals on top of their wages, at the rate of one halfpenny a day more, and the others one penny. When they come into the duchy they shall be rewarded over and above their wages, ordained before, as the king's council there decides it should be done (as far as the money will stretch) so that the centenars take no more than 12d. a day, the vintenars 4d. on both sides of the sea.

Item, since the Welsh request a priest who knows their language, a surgeon, and a standard-bearer, the king desires that they be employed at his reasonable wages in accordance with their status by the advice of the seneschal and others of the council after inspection of each of them. It is the king’s wish that it be ensured that all the Welsh shall have at least one priest, surgeon and standard bearer, or two of each kind if they can be provided in a well-ordered manner. If not, then every hundred men will have one priest, one surgeon and one standard-bearer, and no more, because it would be excessive to provide each company with a priest, surgeon and standard-bearer, as the companies consist of no more than ten or twenty men.

Item, the king wishes that the seneschal and the others of his council who are at Portsmouth set the wages of engineers, carpenters and keepers of artillery at their discretion, in accordance with their claims and the value of their service to the king in their trades, so that none shall receive more than 4d., at the most, a day and the others less if they are of less worth. And it is the king’s firm wish that two or three of the most skilled and best qualified of the master-craftsmen be rewarded with higher wages if it seems to the seneschal and others of the king’s council that it should be done.

Item, it is the king’s will that William de Otterhampton, make the payments and receive the accounts, and do all the other things above written as actively as he can without the necessity of a further warrant.

1.

The ordinance is dated to 8 April because the following order to Otterhampton, bearing that date, refers to this ordinance being enclosed within it.

264

8 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis. For the payment of wages.

Order to William de Otterhampton Oterhampton', receiver of monies, victuals and other things at Portsmouth Portesmuth' for the expediting of the king's business in Gascony, that according to the ordinance contained in the enclosed schedule, he should pay the wages of the king's treasurer and fulfil all the things contained within the ordinance, and he will receive due allowance in his account at the exchequer.

By k.

265

27 March. Henley. For the delivery of Springalds.

Order to John de Weston, constable of the Tower of London Turris London' to deliver without delay the six springalds that he lately received from the sheriff of by the king's order to John Blak', mariner, by indenture made between them. They are to be taken to Portsmouth Portesmuth' and delivered to William de Otterhampton Oterhampton', receiver of money, victuals and other things provided for the expediting of the king's business in the duchy.

266

13 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis. For the making of indentures between John Travers, constable of Bordeaux, and Adam de Limber concerning papers etc .

Order to John Travers, constable of Bordeaux, to make an indenture between himself and Adam de Limber Lymbergh', late constable of Bordeaux, concerning the papers, charters, memoranda, monies, victuals, arms and other things that he, or others on his behalf, received from Limber on the day that he was admitted to the office of constable or thereafter, both in the castle of Bordeaux and other castles, towns and places of the duchy. Limber is to keep one part, sealed with Travers' seal. The king wishes this to be done so that Travers can be charged with the same and Limber can be discharged towards the king.

By K.

267

6 April. Beaulieu Bellus Locus Regis. For Thomas de Scures.

Order to Richard Damory Dammory, steward of the household, to permit Thomas de Scures to go to the duchy of Aquitaine in the company of Adam de Limber Lymbergh', in the king's service, notwithstanding the mainprise which Scures found before the king to go in his service to the duchy in the king's next crossing and reside there during pleasure, for which Scures was granted a pardon for homicides, robberies, felonies and trespasses made against the king's peace, for which he had been indicted. Damory is also ordered to allow Limber to take four horses, namely palfreys and pack horses, in addition to his own horses which will be taken to Gascony in the king's service, and which have been valued. Limber is going to the duchy at the king's command, and it is granted that Scures can go in his company at Limber's instance.¹

By K.

1.

For the original pardon mentioned in this entry, see entry 123.

Concerning the arrest of those men setting out for Gascony who land in and in the Isle of Wight Insula Vectis.

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15 April. Beaulieu Beaulieu le Roi.

Order to the sheriff of informing him that a large number of infantry, both Welsh and others, who have been sent in the fleet for Gascony, are embarking daily. Consequently he is to place a guard on all the mooring-places in his bailiwick to prevent anyone from landing, except for centenars and vintenars, or the purveyors of victuals for the ships and the war. He is to ensure that no damage is inflicted on the people of the area, and that the crossing and the enterprise are not delayed. He is to proclaim this throughout his bailiwick and arrest and imprison, until further notice, all those who disobey these orders, and report to the king the names of those arrested.

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In the same way to the constable of Carisbrooke Castle in the Caresbrok' Isle of Wight Lisle de Wyght' Caresbrok'.

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1 June. Cippenham.

Order to the sheriff of to arrest all those in the list of names he has been sent, and that he should find in his bailiwick, and keep them in prison until the king orders otherwise. He is to inform the king of the names of those whom he has arrested, from time to time, under his seal. The king lately pardoned many men of his realm, whose names he has sent under his seal, for homicides, robberies and other felonies, crimes and trespasses against the king's peace before Christmas last, for which they were indicted, on condition that they go in the king's next crossing to Gascony, to aid that duchy and defend the king's rights. They were to stay there in the king's service, having brought mainpernors to the king as is more fully contained in his letters. He now understands that many who sought the pardon have stayed at home, and neglect to go in his service.

By K.

269.1

In the same way to each sheriff throughout England.

The following are the names of those mentioned in the aforesaid writ:

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Hugh Sampson of Tiverton Tyverton', Gilbert de Dullingham Dullyngham', Robert son of John son of Robert le Shepherd Shephird' of Chilcote Childecote, William Brekebot', John son of Thomas de Heaton Heton', John le Taverner of Okehampton Okhampton', John son of Hugh de Tyldesley Tildeslegh', Robert son of Hugh de Tyldesley Tildeslegh' ¹ William son of William son of Richard de Bodekesham', William de Adel, William de Tingewick Tyngewyk', John de Preston, Eustace de Hartshill Hardeshull', Thomas Colfox, William son of William Parent, Walter Raines of Duns Tew Dunestene, John de Weston, John de Peacock Pycok' of Pycok' Amersham Agmodesham, Hugh son of Hugh de la Heale Hele, John de Birkin Birkyn', John le Rous of Stafford, John le Hew Hewe of Burston, chaplain, Geoffrey de la Mare, John de Marwood Merwod', Walter Osbern, Henry de Hauville Houvull', Walter de Enges', Ingram Follenfant Folifaunt' of Folifaunt' Adwick upon Dearne Adewyk', Roger de Barton, Robert de Barton,² John son of John de Ulrome Ulram', Robert le Blower of Broughton Broghton', Martin de Littlebury, Roger son of Peter son of Walter de Conishead Kynesheved, William de Gatepath', William son of Reginald Norman of Stamford Staunford', Hugh de la Chircheheye Chircheheyez', William de Baston, Laurence de Chaddington Chadyngton', Philip son of William de Woodbury Wodbury of Weobley Weble', Andrew Hussewyk' of Fordham, Robert le Palmer, Hugh son of Maud de Kingerby Kynardby', Adam Towe of Burford Boreford', John le Bruin Bruyn', Robert de Dringhoe Dringhou, Ellis de Tingewick Tyngewyk' and John his brother, Robert Golder called Pilgrim Goldere', Pilegrym, Walter Manton Maneton', John Walshman Walsheman' of Walsheman' Bridgwater Bruggewatre, Simon le Turner Turnour of Turnour Kirton Kirketon', Thomas de Woodburn Wodebourn', Richard son of John le Wild Wyld' of Brewood Breuwode', Gilbert Avenall Avenill', Henry Challen Chalon of Dodyngthorp' Dodyngthorp', John son of John de Wenlock Wenlok' of Stafford, John son of John de Pavenham Pabenham of , William son of William de Tumby of Boston Sanctus Botulphus, Richard de Ditchfield Dychfeld', Henry son of Alan de Snape, Thomas le Clerk of Dorchester Dorcestr', Jordan le Forester, John son of Laurence de Welbourn Welburn', Roger son of John le Shepherd Shipherd of Onley Oule, Richard de Mundeville Mundevill' of Mundevill' Cold Ashby Coldassheby, Nicholas son of Robert Collin Colyn of Clay Coton Cleycotes, John son of William Russel, spicer, Simon le Lister of Rotherham Roderham, Laurence Baraille' of Hernflet' Hernflet', William son of William Beaufitz Beaufiz of Strood Strode, Adam de Brinchesleye', John de Eckington Ekynton', Robert de Selby, Robert de Langham, John de Stallingborough Stalyngburgh', Edmund de Bussey Buscy', John de Thistleton, tailor Thistelton', Thomas son of Nicholas le Tailor Taillour of Bagot's Bromley Broleye Bagot, William de Collierley Colyerleye, Thomas Swykelot' Swykebot', John son of William de Underley the elder Undele, Robert de Elwick Elewyk', William Willory Wyllory of Wyllory Kelsey Kelleseye, William Savage Sauvage of Sauvage Chigwell Chiggewell', Edmund de Enges', Henry Babel Babyl', Richard Herbert Herberd' of Herberd' Barton by Cambridge Burton' iuxta Cambridge, Ralph Wace Wase of Wase West Wickham West Wykham, William Fox of Meretown Mere, John Dole, John de Tilton Tylton', Henry son of Robert de Warmington Warmyngton', John le Quant Queynt of Preston' Preston', Richard Roger, William le Reed Rede of Rede Spalding Spaldyng, John Garland Gerlaund', John Birkin Berkyn' of Selby, William Sampson, Simon le Mouner' of Buckingham Bickyngham, Richard son of Reginald de Shelfanger Shelfangre, John de Tingewick Tyngewyk', Robert de Stokesley Stokesle, Henry son of Hugh de Tyldesley Tyldeslegh', John Thomas of Nettlestone Noteleston', Walter Saure of Alverstone Alfredeston', Robert le Campion Campioun of Napton' Napton', William Geoffrey Geffrey of Geffrey Husborne Crawley Husseburn', William de Henley Henle, Robert de Pyburn',³ Thomas le Ferrer Ferour' of Ferour' Peterborough Burgus Sancti Petri, John Sovereign Sovereyn of Walesby, Roger son of Roger de Swynnerton, John Ace Acen, Richard Paris Parys of Parys Cliffe Cleve', mariner;

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Henry de York Ebor', Richard de Ake', John Page of Durham Dunolm', Richard son of William le Reeson Revesone' of Staunton on Arrow Staunton, John le Painter Payntour, John son of Roger Poleyn of Langeton' Langeton', Robert son of Robert Breton of Langton Langeton', John de Stoke Ferry Stokfery, Thomas de Gloucester Gloucestr', Robert de Gloucester Gloucestr', Thomas le Keen Ken of Ken East Hendred Esthanereth', Thomas son of Adam le Reed Rede of Newcastle upon Tyne Novo Castro super Tynam, Thomas Kettel Ketel of Ketel Wormingford Wythemundford', Walter Annerey Anneray, William Bernard of Blunham Blynham, Robert son of Robert Turney Torney of Garthorpe Gerlethorp', Robert Greda', Stephen de Aighton Aghton', Henry Blaunkpee Blaunkpe' of Blaunkpe' Binnington Bynyngton', Thomas de Scures Skures, Geoffrey Alred of Dingley Dyngleye, Simon Bole of Thurning Thyrning', John son of Robert atte Goce' of Boston Sanctus Botulphus, Richard de Baines Bayns, William Blood Blode, Simon son of William de Lindridge Lyndrych' of Leicester Leycestr', Adam de Belby, clerk Beleby, Henry de Jarville Jerkevill', Simon son of John de Ormesby, Hugh son of Richard de Boarbank Bourbank', Nicholas son of Thomas son of Hugh de Skelton, John Martin, the younger, of Bodmin Bodminia, Richard atte Grove of Teston Terstane, Henry son of Richard le Pester Pestour' of Dunwich Donewycus, Henry de Kirkdale Kirkedale, John son of Henry le Cartwright Cartewryght' of Wadworth Wadeworth', Andrew de Greatham Gretham, Thomas Coltrane Coltran, mercer, John de Doxey Dokeseye', Thomas Norman of Aton' Aton', Thomas son of John de Morhay of Colton, William de Stokhay' Stokhey', John Cripps Crips, Simon son of Henry le Reeve Reve of Tarbock Terevoke', Alan de Stockdale Stokdale, Fulk son of John de Diddlebury Dodeleburye, Simon le Fuller Fullere of Fullere Holbrook Holbrok', Robert Balne, Hugh son of Thomas son of Hugh, Robert Steward Stiward of Stiward Oadby Audeby', John son of Ellis, Alexander le Herd Hirde of Hirde Chelmsford Chelmersford', Henry Lainer Leyner' of Leyner' Barrington Bernyngton', Laurence de Fantengimpis', Robert son of Walter Dobman of Appleby Appelby, Adam son of Thomas de Northmoor Northmore, Ralph Lightrede Ligthred', Adam Stairy Sayry, Adam son of Adam del Dale of Grayrigg Grarig', Adam de Thorphinsty Thorfmesty of Thorfmesty Sedbergh in Sodbury Lonsdale Lonesdale Sodbury, John le Roos of Doncaster Doncastr', Alan le Forester of Richmond Richemund', Robert de Tickhill Tykehull', clerk, Henry Camber, Giles Culling Cullyng' of Cullyng' Tavistock Tavystoke, John son of Olive, John son of John Geary of Gery Crackenthorpe Crakanthorn' Gery, Thomas le Tailor Taillour of Taillour Marston Waver Waure Mersshton', John son of Roger de la More of Bickerstaffe Bikerstath', Thomas de Barton, Nicholas Multrich', William son of Henry Huntknave', Roger de Carshalton Kersaulton', Stephen de Acton, Alexander Spencer of Penrith Penreth', Alan Conan Conayn' of Conayn' Kirton in Kirketon' Holland Holand Kirketon', John son of John de la More of Liverpool Liverpole, Theobald le Marshal Mareschal of Mareschal Finedon Thyngden', Richard Torkard of Nottingham Notingham', Richard de Swynnerton, Thomas de Tee of Dagnall Dagenhale, John le Reed Rede of Rede Lingen Lyngeyne', Walter atte Chamber Chaumbre of Chesham, Robert de Blerton of Selling Sellyng' ,⁴ John Coyney Coyne of Coyne Weston Coyney Weston', Ellis de Belton, Simon son of Adam le Buddell Bridel' of Madeley, John de Multon', chaplain, Robert son of Hugh Reymes of Capel, Richard Elion of Merton' Merton', William son of Simon Pare of Forsbrook Fossebrok', William son of Walter le Woodward Wodward of Clifton Clifton, Simon le Bittere of Amberley Aumbresley, Thomas de Bremmore', Henry Richman Richeman of Weston' Weston', Richard Hodgkin Hoggekynde of Mousehole, Henry Bernard of Langdon Langedon', John son of John de Catterton Caterton', Bogo le Fisher Fissher, John de Langton Langeton', John de Coshsted, William Godsal Godesaul of Godesaul Bromsgrove Brymmesgrave, Richard Bode of Plymouth Plymmouth', John Todd Tod of Tod Ulgham Ulghham, Henry son of Henry Atfield atte Felde of Slinfold Slyndefold, Robert son of Henry le Shepherd Shipehird', William de Kenley Kaynglayk', Richard son of Adam de Marholme Marnham,⁵ Richard son of John le Tailor Taillour of Cudworth Cuthworth', Richard le Wright of Thorp' Thorp', John son of Richard de Heath Charnock Hethchernok', Robert Champneys Chaumpeneys of Chaumpeneys Coates Cotes iuxta Wynchecombe, Alan de Charlton Cherleton', John son of Simon Burgess Burgeys of Multon' Multon', John le Cook Coke of Coke Alconbury Weston Wodde Weston', John le Glover of the Abbeygate of Leicester Leycestr', Theobald de Ganstead Gaunsted' of Gaunsted' Barton upon Humber Barton'.

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Interlined and added in a different hand.

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Interlined and added in a different hand.

3.

This person is very likely to be the same individual as John Pyburn' mentioned earlier in entry 225.

4.

This person is identified as 'Robert de Allerton of Selby' in entry .

5.

This person is identified as 'Richard son of William Adam of Marholme' in entry 231.