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1329-01-23, Dunstable

To the sheriff of Lincoln. Whereas John de Lek of Benyngton, John son of Richard atte Kyrkegate, Richard son of Richard Thurger of Spaldyng, Ralph Chaumpeneys of Quappelade, John de London, Walter de Speldesby, Nicholas son of Alan de Pyncebek, William son of William de . 427 and Thomas his brother, Roger Alcaz, Thomas Cok, and Henry Asgerby were indicted of certain trespasses and felonies in that William de Ros and others, whom the king appointed his jusand determine the same, and they are put in exigent to be outthat county because they did not come before the said justices to the king, willing that the aforesaid indictments shall be deterhim and not elsewhere, has ordered William to send the indictthe king's writ in this matter before him in fifteen days from the aforesaid men have come into chancery in person and have to have them before the king on the said day, to wit John Lek, Hasculf de Whytewell, William de Pynchebek, Simon de Geoffrey Say, and Simon de Louthe of that county: the king orders the sheriff to supersede the execution of the outlawry in the By K.

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