1314-02-26, Hadleigh

Order to send the king, im one month from Kaster, the tenors of the inquisitions by the ministers of that casile in the absence of Thomas de Wynesby his rivals, whereby it was pretended that the said Thomas indicted for carrying away and receiving certain of the king's goods that castle, on which account the said ministers arrested him at Chirein the county of Salop, and took him out of that county to the said and imprisoned him there because he would vot answer before them to Welsh law, although he is not a Welshman and does not hold lands by reason whereof he ought be be judged according to Welsh and detained him in prison until he found mainpernors to have him the constable to answer to the king within three days of summons. constable is to appear before the king on the above day to inform the concerning the premises, and is ordered to release the said Thomas or mainpernors, if he have arrested them, as he has found muainpernors to him before the king on the above day, to wit John de Cherleton, the chamberlain, William de Leghton, Richard de Clumton, Robert de of the county of Salop, Walter Fuk of the county of Hereand William de Brymesgrove of the county of Worcester.