1289-12-08, Lyndhurst

Order to cause William le Clerk, umprisoned at Hertford for the death of William le Proude, to be delivered from prison, as the king learns by an inquisition taken by the . 61 of Middlesex that William le Proude fell by accident upon the of William le Clerk and died of the wound so received, and the of Middlesex wrote back to the king that Gerin de Sancto Robert de Norton, Alexander le Warenner, Richard de Bereford, de Hatton, Hamo de Algate, John le Chaundeler, Thomas le Nicholas de Mymmes, Robert de Kersaulton, Richard de cordwainer (allutarius), and John de Wintonia, cordwainer, mainperned to have William le Clerk before the justices at the first in co. Middlesex. Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent. Order not to in any wise with the lands that William de Alba Marla held his death of other lords than the king, as the king learns by inquisition by the escheator that William held nothing of the king in chief, of the barony of Hurberton, which is in the king's hands. the same.