1333-05-13, Tweedmouth

Geoffrey le Scrop and his fellows, justices appointed to hold pleas the king. Whereas William Corbet, knight, was indicted for receiving Megre, Roger de Sondon and Nicholas de Sparham, indicted for certain and being summcned before the said justices he found there sufficient who undertook to have him before those justices on an apday to stand to right thereupon, and William is at present accomthe king on the expedition against Scotland and has found in the ; H king's presence Ralph de Stafford and John Trussel, who undertook to have him to stand to right for the said receiving at the king's suit and that of others wishing to prosecute thereupon when the king shall have returned from the North; the king therefore orders the justices not to molest William or the said mainpernors by reason of his absence on the said day. By p.s. [6373.]