1306-05-10, Winchester

To the same. Order to cause Nicholas de Spershete, sheriff of Berks, be acquitted of 50s. and of 481. 1s. Od. exacted from him for the chattels Roger de Ingepenne and of 181. 11s. 84d. for the year, day and waste Roger's lands, as the king lately, at the request of Aymer de Valencia, Roger the suit of his peace for all manner of trespasses that he said to have committed against the king's peace in the time when he sheriff of Cornwall and at other times in that county, whereof he was before John de Berewyk and his fellows, justices last in eyre in county, and, at the instance of the said Aymer, he granted to Roger his goods and chattels, which had been taken into his hands by reason the felonies and trespasses aforesaid and by consideration of his court, with the issues received from his lands, and also what pertained the king of the year, day and waste of the lands, and he pardoned the 50s. that he concealed and retained, as it was said, when he sheriff of Cornwall for his own use of the goods and chattels of John Parker of Nanteglos, a felon, as is contained in the king's letters patent the sheriff of Berks to restore to him his lands, goods and which had been taken into the king's hands for this reason by sheriff, and the issues thence receiv ed, and not to molest Roger the year, day and waste or by reason of the said 50s.