1274-07-26, Canterbury
To the sheriff of Kent. Order to permit Robert son of German to go quit, and to restore to him any money that the sheriff may have received by reason of his release, as the king lately ordered the sheriff to cause to be recorded in his county [court] any outlawry promulgated against Robert by reason of the death of Reginald atte Park, for whose death the sheriff took Robert and imprisoned him, and it appears by the said record, sent to the king by the. sheriff, that Robert was not outlawed for the said death, and that the late king pardoned him the suit of his peace for that death. Philip le Gaunt, imprisoned at Warwick for the death of Alice, daughter - of Roger de Waltham, wherewith he is charged, has letters to the sheriff
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