1348-10-11, Walter Westminster

The same Robert puts the said Geoffrey and William in his place to prosecute the execution of a recognizance for 891. 14s. made to him in chancery and to William de Todenham by the abbot of Donekeswell. William de Todenham puts in his place the said Geoffrey and William to prosecute the execution of a recognizance for 89/. 14s. made to him and to Robert de Bradenham in chancery by the abbot of Donekeswell. 6. To Thomas de Brewosa and his fellows, justices in eyre for pleas of the forest in cos. Northampton and Buckingham. Order not to molest or aggrieve John de Molyns by reason/of the cutting of oaks and other trees and brushwood in his woods within the king's forests of oe Whitlewode and Wyndelesore or for carrying it out of those forests, or by reason of any trespass of vert or other trespasses presented in their eyre by the verderers, foresters, regardors or others, before 10 January in the 19 year of the reign, and to supersede the taking of John's goods and chattels, the levying of any issues of his lands and any exigents promulgated against him for such causes, as on 16 November in the 11th year of the reign the king granted that John might cut and carry such wood, for life, without . Parr 2. 593 regard, notwithstanding that his said woods are within the bounds king's forest, and on the said 10 January the king pardoned John all committed by him in breaking the parks and enclosure of the and the late kings, in hunting in the king's forests, chaces and in fishing in the king's fishponds and free fisheries, and in taking hares, rabbits, partridges, pheasants, and fishes, and any of vert and other trespasses, and on 6 February in the 20th year the king ratified the said pardon.