1335-06-17, Pickering

. 495 of general release by William de la Pole, burgess and merchant Hull, to Sir Herbert de Sancto Quintino, knight. Dated at York on the octaves of the Purification, 9 Edward III. that William came into chancery at York on 16 June and the preceding letters. the constable of Knaresburgh castle and the keepers of the free chace Order to cause the chace of Wherledale, which is parcel of the free of Knaresburgh, which Queen Philippa holds for life by the king's to be kept and observed free, making known to all whom it may that the king wishes it to be so kept and observed as was wont to done in times past, because that chace is a free chace and was so in time of the king's progenitors and of other lords of the said castle and and now the king has learned that certain men of those parts daily that chace of Wherledale with their dogs as if it was a common chace, take beasts there and carry them away. son of Richard de Burton acknowledges that he owes to Master son of Richard de Burton 66/. 10s.; to be levied, in default of of his lands and chattels in co. York. of grant by John le Mareschal of Bonyndon, knight, to John Molyus of Stok Pugeys, of all that messuage with all its appurtenances he has in the towns and fields of Northchiryton, Southchiryton and co. Somerset; and for this release John de Molyns has given to le Mareschal a certain sum of money in a wallet. Dated at London on the morrow of the Purification, 9 Edward III. Witnesses: Sir Thomas Marlebergh, Sir Hamo son of Richard, knights, Edmund le Gildene, de Whitecombe, Ralph de Middelneye of co. Somerset, William Philip Deordent, John Edred of co. Buckingham, John Walter Neel, William de Carlton and Richard de Pynnor, of London. of release by John le Mareschal of Bonyndon, knight, to John Molyns of Stoke Pugeys of all right and claim in that messuage with all appurtenances in the towns, parishes and fields of Northchiryton, und Halton, co. Somerset. Dated at Stoke Pugeys on February, 9 Edward III. Witnesses: Sir Philip de Aylesbury, Sir de la Wathe, knights, William Gentilcors, Philip Deordent, John Alexander Cheyny, John de Pogghele, Hugh Lambert. that John le Mareschal came into chancery at York on June and acknowledged the preceding charter and deed. la Warre acknowledges that he owes to John de Bohun, earl of and Essex, constable of England, 800/.; to be levied, in default payment, of his lands and chattels in co, Northampton. Thomas de clerk, received by writ.