1284-05-24, Criccieth

. 297 de Scovill acknowledges that he owes to Thomas de 10 marks ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands chattels in co. Somerset. de Pelham acknowledges that he owes to William de la More marks ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels. wife of Thomas Colyn, and John her son put in their place de Bardelby and Robert de Redham in the suit before the king them and William son of Jordan, John de Parys of Tykehill, le Serjaunt of Skirpenbek, John le Orfevre, Alan le Serjauntesman, Dubleday, and John Staynolf concerning a trespass committed them by William and the others. the sheriff of Surrey. Whereas James de Kyngeston, goldsmith, to have paid to John Fongoyn and Reymund de Belyn 40s. on in Mid-Lent last, and has not yet paid that sum and has no lands the city of London frém which the money can be levied, as appears to king by the letters of the Mayor of London and John de Bauquell, the appointed to receive recognisances of merchants in that city in with the statute of Acton Burnel, sealed with the king's seal for this purpose and sent to him: the king orders the sheriff of to cause this sum to be levied from James's lands and chattels in bailiwick and to cause it to be paid to John and Reymund. Tregoz came before the king, on Sunday before the Ascension, and to replevy his land in Helme, which was taken into the king's for his default against the abbot of Dore. This is signified to the of the Bench. that Margaret, late the wife of Madoc Vaghhan, came into at Aberconewey, on Friday the morrow of the Ascension, and herself against John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, concerning the of Eyton and Suulli, which she demands against him as dower. said Margaret offered herself on the same day against Griffin concerning the town of Corwan and the manor of Hawoth which she demands against Griffin in name of dower. the sheriff of Leicester.