1331-06-08, Norwich

sheriff of Cambridge. Alan Ry of Geyst has shewn the king de Dullyngham lately brought a writ against him before the of the Bench of this that he should render an acconnt of the time he was receiver of Peter's moneys, and upon the process being the sheriff returned before the justices that Alan was in his bailiwick and had nothing therein whereby he might be sheriff was ordered, by writ of judgment returnable before in the quinzaine of Michaelmas next, to take Alan to render to Peter, and Alan has now besought the king to canse his arrest by security, since he is vicar of the church of Dullyngham, aforesaid county, and dwells there continuously, and he is prepared to right concerning the premises : as Alan has found mainpernors the king in chancery to have him before the said justices at the aforesaid, to wit Richard Brid of Bonewell, Richard de Wodhird Walter de Grancourt and John de Snoreshill of co. Norfolk, orders the sheriff to supersede the taking of Alan for this reason, release him if he have been already taken.