1332-08-18, Kidderminster

To S. archbishop of Vanterbury. Order not to molest the archbishop of York, who is coming to the parliament summoned at Westminster on the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary next, by the king's order, or his men by reason of the carrying of bis cross before him in the province of Canterbury whilst attending the parliament, as it was ordained in the late king's time, for the pacification of the disputes between the archbishop of Canterbury s predecessor and William, archbishop of York, concerning the carrying of their crosses in each other s provinces, that the two archbishops should carry their crosses before them in each other s province when attending parliament. By p.s. [5708.] To Richard de Grey. Whereas the king lately ordered him to send to him - in chancery without delay all the indictments made before him and his - fellows, keepers of co. Derby and justices of oyer and terminer there, concerning the felonies and trespasses whereof Philip de Turvill, John de Kenardeseye, John Clarel, Richard de Haveryng, William de Leicestria and Nicholas Teynturel, canons of St. Chad s church, Lichfield, and Master Gilbert de Brewera, supplying the place of the dean of that charch, are . 599 and Richard de Grey sent the indictments into chancery, and the afterwards remitted them to him sub pede sigilli, ordering him to cause done in that matter what ought to be done according to the law of and the form of the commission made thereupon to Richard and fellows: as it has been ordained in the present parliament at that all indictments made before Richard and his fellows, both said county and in co, Nottingham, shall be sent before the king and there, the king orders Richard to send all the said indictments other indictments of felonies and trespasses concerning the said men before the quinzaine of Michaelmas next, and to supersede execution the said indictments and the admission of new indictments by reason king's commission aforesaid. By C.