1293-07-10, Canterbury
the sheriff of Northumberland and to the coroners in that county. to supersede until All Saints next the exaction for outlawry of de Stutevill and Eleanor, his wife, and to replevy to them their and chattels in the meantime, as the king understands that they indicted before the justices last in eyre in that county of certain felonies, and were put by them in exigent to be outlawed because they did not appear before them during the eyre to stand to right concerning the felonies. The king makes this order at the request of Edmund, his brother.
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