1328-10-29, Salisbury

John de Stonore and John de Cantebrigg, justices to take assizes in Southampton. Giles de Farlyngton has shewn the king, by petition him and his council, that he arramed an assize of novel disseisin the said John de Stonore, and John Inge and Thomas de Louthe, justices to take assizes in the said county, against John de Chaucombe, his wife, and John de Scures, putting the manor of Asshele in and John de Chaucombe and Cicely, as tenants of the manor, alleged they held the manor for their lives by the king's demise by his charter, they proffered before the said John, Jchn, and Thomas, and that the reversion of the manor pertained to the king, and that they ought to answer concerning it without consulting the king, wherefore the said John, and Themas have hitherto deferred proceeding to take the and Giles has therefore besought the king to provide a remedy: the accordingly orders the justices to proceed to the final discussion of the notwithstanding the allegation aforesaid, provided that they do not to render judgment without consulting him. By pet. of C.