1314-11-21, Northampton

Order to desist taking prises of victuals from the men of Westmoreland and not to them in this behalf, as they complain that whereas they, who ie fa suffered by the burnings and oppressions of the Scots during their invasion, take victuals to Carlisle for sale for their profit and for the maintenance of that town, the said Andrew takes the said victuals and other species of victuals in that county for the king's use without making satisfaction to them. To Roger le Brabanzon and his fellows, justices appointed to hear pleas before the king. Order net to intermeddle further with the appeal by Matilda, late the wife of William Andreu of Boriton, of Richard de la Hurst of Ruthyn before the sheriff of Salop and the coroners of that county for the death of her husband, as it is testified before the king that Richard has died in Scotland, nor of Philip de Verners, knight, Richard Merlyn of Kaysho, Richard son of John de Ruthyn, Oliver de Wodeham Freres, Roger Pigod of Ruthyn, John his brother, John Yevan of Ruthyn, Roger Polayn of Watford, John le Piumer of Hereford, Robert le Mareschal of Patyton, and John de Blakeneye, appealed of aiding and abetting the death of the said William, if they be not appealed principally of the same.