1275-02-20, Windsor

the barons of the exchequer. Whereas it was found by inquisition the late king caused to be taken by them that Robert de Nevill, sheriff of York, was hindered by John de Eyvill, Robert de Ponte, John de Vesey, William Marmyun, Adam de Novo Mercato, Wake, Robert de Wilgheby, Robert de Wolrington, Richard de and other the late king's rebels from exercising his office and from the aforesaid county from Michaelmas, 48 Henry III., until battle of Lewes, when William de Boscehale was made sheriff of by Simon de Monte Forti, sometime earl of Leicester, so that Robert meantime received nothing from the issues of that county, with the of 10s. of the wapentake-fine of Westridyng and 3s. 4d. from of Flaxton in order that he should be under plevin, and that John de Robert de Lond[onia], John Drury, Jordan de Horington, and de Eyvill received the issues of the county in the meantime by of the said John de Eyvill, and answered to the said John therefor : king orders the barons to make to Robert the quittance that the late The order-clause is written on erasures. king ordered to be made to him in this matter by his writ in the barons hands at the exchequer, according to the tenor of the said writ.