1330.

July 28.

MEMBRANE 6d.

Commission to the mayor, aldermen and sheriffs of the city of London to Northampton. array the knights and other men capable of bearing arms within the city assembled by proclamation to resist the king's rebels.

Aug. 10.

Stamford.

Aug. 16.

Bourne.

Commission to Edward de Sancto Johanne, William de Northho and Roger de Asshe to discover the king's rebels in the county of Sussex, and those who harbour them, to cause these to be arrested and imprisoned until further orders and to return the names of those so arrested.

By K.

Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cantebrigge, William de Gosefeld, John Claver, Nicholas de Cantebrigge and Walter de Glemesford, on complaint by John, bishop of Ely, that, whereas he and his predecessors have from time immemorial had wreck within their manor of Tiryngton, co. Norfolk, John Bache of Lynn, John de Cokesford of Lynn, Geoffrey le Taverner, Geoffrey de Fransham, William de Whetacre, Hugh le Pultere, William Proo, John son of Katherine, Alexander Fitz Kempe, Richard le Heir, William son of Juliana, John Flax, John de Patesle, Thomas de Walpol, William [son of] Cicely and others have lately carried away a whale worth 3007., driven ashore there by the violence of the sea. By K. Aug. 20. Commission to Thomas de Braynmer and Robert de Stanford to examine Heckington. the accounts of the collectors of customs in the port of Kyngeston-uponHull and to certify the king how much the latter have received since their last account rendered at the Exchequer, how much thereout they have paid to Richard and William de la Fole on account of the late assignment of those customs to satisfy his debt to the said Richard and William, and how

1330.

Aug. 12.

Bourne.

Aug. 16.

Bourne.

Aug. 25.

Lincoln.

Aug. 14.

Bourne.

Aug. 15.
Bourne.

Aug. 15.
Bourne.

Aug. 24.

Lincoln.

Membrane 6d-cont.

much is still in hand to be paid to the king's merchants Dinus Forsetti, Franciscus Grandon and the other merchants of the society of the Bardi of Florence under the subsequent assignment of the same customs to them made on 17 August, 3 Edward III.

MEMBRANE 5d.

Writ of aid for Francis Isumberd, the king's serjeant-at-arms, and James de Bruges, king's yeoman, appointed to arrest John Skynkel, John Acreman, Nicholas de Leke, Henry Mayer and other men of Flanders, to convey them to Windsor Castle, there to be kept in safe custody, and to take into the king's hands their goods wherever found.

By K. & C.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Hugh de Turpynton, steward of the Household, Ralph Basset of Drayton, Simon de Bereford and Nicholas Fastolf touching reported unlawful assemblies and breaches of the peace in the county of Lincoln, by whose procurement such trespasses have been committed and who have aided and abetted the offenders; also touching alleged unlawful prises taken by officers of the king, queen Isabella, queen Philippa and others, and extortions and oppressions in the same county charged against these same officers, sheriffs, sub-sheriffs, coroners, subescheators, bailiffs, constables, keepers of prisons and other ministers.

By K. & C. Appointment of Robert de Malberthorpe to act with the above commissioners.

MEMBRANE 4d.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Malberthorpe, John de Mounteneye, John de Crosholm the younger and John de Trehampton, on complaint by the prior of Haverholm that Brian de Herdeby of Evedon the younger, John and Robert his brothers, Henry Brianesservant de Herdeby, Robert de Broghton, William de Seynna of Evedon, Helminus Uttyng of New Lafford, Robert de Castello of Old Lafford, William de Honyngton de Ponte Aslacy, Walter de Basingham, William de Amwyk, Nicholas de Haceby 'carpenter,' Thomas le Walker of New Lafford of London and others fished in his several fishery at Old Lafford and Haverholm, co. Lincoln, carried away the fish with other goods of his found at Haverholm, broke the banks of the said fishery, whereby the water which has of ancient time been wont to flow to his mills ran out through the breaches and flooded his meadows, assaulted Alan de Baston and John de Wynthorp, canons of the house, Thomas Catour, a convert, and John de Bloxham, the prior's servant, at New and Old Lafford, imprisoned John de Wynthorp until he made a fine of 101. for his release with the said Brian and Thomas and robbed the said Alan of 40s. of the prior's money. By the Chancellor.

The like to John de Loudham, John Claver and Robert Hovel touching the inquisitions returned by them of the adherents of Edmund, late earl of Kent, in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, which are enclosed in this commission. By p.s. The like to John de Cantebrigge, John Claver and Robert Hovel of the like inquisitions in the county of Suffolk returned by John de Loudham, Thomas de Hindringham and Robert Hovel. By p.s.

MEMBRANE 3d.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry le Scrope, Geoffrey le Scrope, John de Leyburn and John de Ryther touching the murder of John de Kirketon at Colton, and of John de Tesdale at Laverton, co. York. By K.

1330.

Aug. 28.

Membrane 3d-cont.

Writ of aid for John de Welnetham and John de Tendryng, appointed to Northampton. array the knights and other men capable of bearing arms in the county of Suffolk, assembled by proclamation to resist the king's rebels. By K. & C. The like for John de Mauteby, William de Calthorpe and John de Ormesby, appointed in the county of Norfolk.

Oct. 2. Cowick. Sept. 2. Clipstone.

Sept. 3. Clipstone.

Appointment of Geoffrey Wych, knight, in the place of the above William, who is unable to serve.

Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Aspale, William de Ponte Roberti and Hugh de Hamslap, on complaint by Roger Normaund of Southampton that John le Spicer, Robert his brother, Henry de Upaven, Nicholas de Candovre, John son of Thomas Spircok and Thomas and Hugh his brothers, Adam son of Peter de Mareis, Thomas Poleyn, Francis his brother, Adam le Mercer of Middelton, John le Mercer of Middelton, John le Skynner of Sunybourne, Simon Tolous and Filla his wife, Robert Pegge and Joan his wife, William de Stokedebrigge of Abbots Stonham, John Jonesman le Spicer of Southampton and others broke his houses at Upclatford, co. Southampton, carried away his goods and assaulted his servants.

The like to John Travers, Peter de Middelton, Adam de Bowes and Thomas Deyvill, on complaint by Henry de Percy that William de Burgh, Peter de Thoresby, Hugh and Walter his brothers, William de Ingelton, Ralph de Shiren and others entered his free chace at Langestrothe, co. York, hunted there without licence, carried away deer and assaulted his By p.8.

servants.

Aug. 24.

Lincoln.

MEMBRANE 2d.

Commission to Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, or to such as he shall depute in his place, on information that divers men of the county of Salop, the march of Wales and the lordship of Dymbey in Wales have concealed goods late of Edmund, earl of Arundell, and Hugh le Despenser the elder, rebels, to recover the same for the king. By p.s.

GENERAL INDEX.