1348-07-19, Westminster Ralph

. Parr 1. 549 Bret of co. Devon acknowledges that he owes to William de 40s. ; to be levied ete. in co. Devon. of acknowledgment of receipt by Thomas de Beverley from son of John de Enefeld, knight, in the town of Westminster of 80/. ; John was bound to him by a recognisance made in the Common on Thursday after the month of Easter, 22 Edward III, to be paid before the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr then follow- Witnesses: Henry de Frowyk, William de la Panetrie, Thomas John de Harleston, John de Hendon. Dated at Westminster before the Translation of St. Thomas. French. that Thomas de Beverley came into chancery at Weston 17 July and acknowledged the preceding deed. the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk. Order, upon sight of these to cause proclamation to be made that no one shall tourney, joust adventures or do other deeds of arms upon pain of imprisonment forfeiture of his horses, arms and all other things, but that of that bailiwick shall provide himself with arms befitting his and prepare himself for the defence of the realm against the of the king's adversaries of France, as the truce between the those adversaries has recently expired, and the king wishes for the defence of the realm. If the sheriff finds any the proclamation, he shall take and imprison them and take armour, equipments and other things into the king's hand, as to him, to be kept until further order, certifying the king of the of those arrested, of the value of the horses etc. and of all his action matter. By K. and C. like to all the sheriffs of England. de Kelleby of Lincoln acknowledges that he owes to Richard de clerk, 16/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and in co. Lincoln. on payment. of release by Lora, late the wife of Ralph Sauvage, knight, Kent, to John de Fynchynfeld of co. Essex, of all her right and in all that tenement which she held in the parish of St. Mary Suthewerk, of which tenement she lately enfeoffed him in fee simple charter. Dated at Suthwerk on Tuesday the feast of Magdalene, 22 Edward HI. Witnesses: Sir John de Polteneye, de Marynz, John de Kyngeston, Alan de Hethe, Alan Ferthyng, de Brakkynge, Geoffrey Peacok, Robert Hamond, William de William Sadelere, John Clerk, John Sevenok. that Lora came into chancery at London on 22 July and the preceding deed. that Robert de Baildon and John de Ellerton, the king's at arms, have mainperned before the council at London on for Adam le Garlekmongere, mayor of Northampton, accused of contempts and trespasses on the king, to have him before the king at the king's pleasure, when they are notified thereupon, to the things which will then be set before him. of a process showing that whereas John son of Simon brought an assize of novel disseisin against John de and others named in the writ for tenements in Corbaly near Kileragh before John Moriz, supplying the place of John Darcy, justiciary of Ireland, at Dublin, on Wednesday before St. Laurence, 16 Edward II, and complained that he was disseised of an acre of turf, and John de Graunsete alleged that he was never attached to the said writ until Monday before St. Laurence, after the hour of vespers, and no writ was sent to the sheriff of Dublin to cause all the assizes to come before John Moriz at that session, as ought to be done by the law and custom of the land, and the writ was unduly served, wherefore he ought not to be put to answer, as the tenements were situated out of Dublin, and this was found by examination and oath of the sheriff, John Moriz quashed the claim by judgment, and awarded that John de Grauntsete should answer, and as the assize was adjudged to Wednesday and remained because the jurors of the assize had never made a view of the tenement, an order issued to cause the jurors to come before John Moriz at Dublin on Saturday before the Assumption following, and that day given to the parties, John de Graunsete came into court on that day and claimed that they could not go to take the assize as the jurors came into court by an order which issued without any evidence, whereas they ought to come by a writ of judgment issuing out of the record and under the testimony of John Moriz, the said John Moriz quashed this claim by judgment and awarded that he should proceed; then John de Graunsete alleged that he cannot go to take the assize because the order there returned had John de Graunsete, whereas the original writ had John de Grauntsete, John Moriz had it entered in record that the sheriff had never returned the order to make the jurors come to the assize, and awarded as at another time, to have them before him at Dublin on Wednesday after St. Laurence, and because the order is not warranted by writ or by roll, the sheriff was directed to cause the jurors to come as aforesaid that the assize may not remain, and so he quashed the claim by judgment, also John de Graunsete claimed that the assize was procured out of the common terms ordained for holding assizes by statute, wherefore they ought not lawfully to go to take the assize, John Moriz quashed this exception by judgment and awarded that John de Graunsete should answer; then John de Graunsete alleged and claimed that one Richard fitz William was constable of Swerdes and steward of the archbishop of Dublin for all the cross, and Richard was openly a maintainer of John son of Simon in this assize and that Thomas de Belynges, Henry de Belynges, Adam de Belynges and Adam Portraghryn, jurors summoned in this assize, were residing within the cross and in the stewardship and danger of Richard, and were empaneled by him in favour of John son of Simon, wherefore they ought not to be put in this assize, John Moriz quashed the claim by judgment without trial and took the assize of them as well as of the other jurors; then John de Graunsete alleged that there were divers towns in the county of Dublin called Corbaly, to wit Corbaly next the mountain and other; John Moriz quashed the claim by judgment without enquiry. In testimony whereof John Moriz has set his seal to this bill at the request of John de Graunsete. Dated at Dublin on Monday after the Assumption in the said year. French. for i, Memorandum that John Moriz, lately supplying the place of John Darcy, then justiciary of Ireland, came into chancery at Westminster on 8 Jul and acknowledged the preceding bill. ; Enrolment of acknowledgment of receipt by John son of John de Cherleton from Thomas Hubert and Robert Hubert of 200/. which John and Maud his wife recoyered against William son of William de Brook, Thomas Barn, Matthew de Castellacre, goldsmith (orpheour), Roger Williamesman de Brook, Robert Brook, goldsmith (orpheour), Richard Pecok . Parr 1. 551 said Thomas and Robert before William de Thorp, William Roger Hillary and Thomas Sibthorp, justices of assize in co. by an assize of novel disseisin for certain tenements in and Ravenesthorp, with a general release to the said William, Matthew, Roger, Robert and Thomas. Witnesses: Thomas Legh, mayor of London; Adam Brabasoun and Richard Goldbetar, then of London, Thomas de Waldene, John de Cauntebrugg, John Dated at London on 25 July, 22 Edward III. of release by John son of John de Cherlton to William de and the heirs of his body, of all his right and claim in the manor of co. Hertford. Witnesses: John Pecok of Wendregge, John atte Watere, John Aygnel, William Okhurst, John Blake. Dated on 25 July, 22 Edward ILL. that John came into chancery at the church of Danes without the bar of the New Temple, London, on and acknowledged the preceding deed. of grant by William son of Robert le Lorde of Stormesworth Leicester, chaplain, to Henry de Wynwyk, rector of Walsokne John de Wynwyk, rector of Wynwyk church, Roger Reynald of chaplain, and Roger Styward of Boresworth, chaplain, of of land, 13d. rent and a rent of.a needle and two parts of a in the town of Stormesworth, also that 10 acres of land and a part of a messuage there which Agnes late the wife of Robert le holds in dower of his inheritance with reversion to him, and a and a moiety of a virgate of land there which John atte Welle of Margery his wife and William his son hold of him for life of his with reversion to him, and a croft called le Halledam, 4 acres of and a part of a messuage in that town which Roger le Clerk holds of life of the demise of Robert le Lorde, his father, with reversion to and 3 acres of land and part of a messuage in that town which le Lorde and Agnes his wife hold of him for life of his demise, reversion to him, and 4 acres of land there which John son of Simon holds of him for life of the demise of his father with reversion and a part of a messuage in that town which Alice daughter of le Lorde holds of him for life of his demise, with reversion to shall remain to the said Henry, John, Roger and Roger. Witnesses : de Hegebaston, knight, Robert de Belgrave, Robert de Wavere, atte Welle of Swynford, Nicholas Lucels of Walcote, Thomas Payn Adam Cok of Shathewell. Dated at Northampton on Tuesday the of the Translation of St. Swithun, 22 Edward III. that William came into chancery at London on 28 July and the preceding deed.