1390-04-16, Westminster
To Walter Clopton and his fellows, justices appointed to hold pleas before the king. Writ of supersedeas until the next parliament, by advice and assent of the prelates, princes and lords in the last parliament, for particular causes laid before the king in that parliament by the abbot of Chertseye, in respect of any process against the abbot for repair of a highway in Egham extending from that town to Stanes, and of the shore of the Thames there which is of the abbot in severalty, for stopping up of a pit athwart the said highway, and certain other pits by the same, and for payment of a deodand there. By pet. in parl. [See Ancient Petitions 5107.]
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