1290-03-12, Down Amney

To the same. Whereas Roger de Mulesand Richard de Bosco, appointed to enquire concerning trespasses of the Forest in that county, ordered the late sheriff to arrest brothers John de Cyresy, sometime preceptor of Horkeshawe, indicted before them for trespass of the Forest, and the sheriff, passing over John, arrested brother Walter Lyon, now preceptor there, and detains him in prison at Aylesbury: the sheriff is ordered to release Walter upon his finding mainpernors to be before the king in his next parliament, and to arrest John. To the sheriff of Surrey. Whereas the sheriff has signified to the king that Robert Makerel, imprisoned at Guldeford for trespasses committed by him in the park of Thomas de Maryns at Bocstede, has been in prison for eleven years and more, whereby it seems to the king that he has undergone a sufficiently great punishment for the trespasses; the king orders the sheriff to cause Robert to be delivered from prison, if he have satisfied Thomas for what pertains to him for the trespasses, upon his taking oath not to incur forfeiture henceforth in the king's forests ay parks or in the parks of others.