1322-05-30, Rothwell
and John de Aston, his yeomen, from 2 March until 28 March following, when he returned home by the king's licence. By K The like to the sheriff of Worcester. To John Hakelut. Order not to vex, aggrieve, or intermeddle with Nicholas de Gildeford, parson of the church of Cesterton, by virtue of the king's commission to arrest the king's contrariants and their adherents, and to restore to him all his goods and chattels and muniments taken into the king's hands by John on this behalf and delivered to the abbot of Stonlegh for custody, and other things arrested by him, as Nicholas has found security in chancery to answer to the king for his alleged adherence to the rebels. By pet. of C.. [5678.]
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