1316-08-25, York

To Henry son of Hugh, keeper of Bernard's Castle. Order not to intermeddle further with the manor of Stretelam, and to restore the issues of the same to Peter de la Haye, who lately shewed to the king that, although he lately recovered the manor in the bishopric of Durham by assize of novel disseisin against John son of Thomas Traynes and others, and obtained seisin thereof, the said Henry took the manor into the king's hands; whereupon the king ordered Henry to certify him concerning the taking into his hands; and he returned that Peter brought a writ of novel disseisin against the above-named John, Robert de Neyvill, and John le Ires, concerning a tenement in Stretlam, and he was answered that the tenement was in the king's seisin, wherefore the justices refused to proceed in the assize, until Peter obtained the king's writ in parliament at Lincoln directed to the bishop of Durham ordering that the justices should proceed in the assize notwithstanding the above answer; by reason whereof they proceeded, and Peter recovered his seisin by consideration of that court, and that be was peaceably seised for one day, and that the said Henry expelled him from the tenement because he was not advertised of the judgment and because Peter brought him no writ from the king. By K. and C.