1297-09-28, St. Paul's, London

The like to thirteen others. [1)id.] To John Byron, sheriff of York. Although the king lately appointed to choose and retain in the king's service and in that of Edward, his supplying his place in England, knights and yeomen of that county the king's wages, according to his discretion, so that those thus chosen retained should be at London with horses and arms in the octaves of to do what should then be enjoined upon them by Edward the king's council, the king now has ordered the earl of Surrey and not to leave the land of Scotland (as in preceding orders) ; he the sheriff to enjoin those whom he has thus chosen and retained others of that county to hasten to the earl at the king's order with and arms, to remain in Scotland for the securing of those parts to repress the malice of the king's Scotch rebels and enemies. Andrew le Clerk of Hibaldestowe came before the king, on Friday Michaelmas, and sought to replevy the land of himself and Maud, . 133 in Skirebek and in the town of Boston, which was taken into the hands for their default before the justices of the Bench against Short and Juetta, his wife, and Eleanor, her sister. his is to the justices. Witness: Edward, the king's son. de Harington, sheriff of Nottingham and Derby, and Walter Order to enjoin on the king's behalf all those knights and yeomen counties whom they have chosen and retained for the king's by his order (as in preceding order to John Byron) and others of to go in person to Brian son of Alan, to whom the king the realm of Scotland, without delay with horses and all their power, and that they shall aid him in repressing the of the king's Scotch rebels as often as necessary and whenever be summoned by Brian. [Parl.