1374-04-04, Westminster

To the sheriff of Leycester. Order to stay until further order the exigents against Richard de Vernoun knight, Thomas de Arderne knight, Nicholas de Stafford knight, Richard de Ruggeley and Thomas Cloune, and the publication of outlawry against them by colour of any writs to him addressed by William de Ferrariis and his fellows guardians of the peace and justices of oyer and terminer in that county or by any of them; as prayer is made on their behalf that the king will see them harmless, shewing that they sailed to Aquitaine in the company of John de Hastynges earl of Pembroke there to abide on the king's service in the company of Edward prince of Aquitaine and Wales, as the king is fully informed by Walter de Amyas his clerk, attorney general of the said earl, and that they are indicted before the said justices for certain trespasses and evildoings, and by process before them made are put in exigents in that county to be outlawed for that ITI, 79 came not before them to answer the king touching those indictas they might not do, to the peril of their life; and it is not that any man while abiding in foreign parts on the king's service at the king's suit be outlawed by any such process within the By C. of Hawise sometime wife of Peter Vanné, granting in her to Richard de Gillyng a yearly rent of 10 marks to be during her life at Michaelmas, Christmas. Easter and Midsummer portions of all her lands in the parish of St. Anthony London she has by bequest of her said husband, as appears by his will published and enrolled in the husting of common pleas London on Monday after St. Matthias 43 Edward III, and power to for arrears: and in name of seisin she has delivered to the Richard ld. in presence of Sir Walter rector of the church of by Byllinggesgate London, William Benyer, John de Holand, Colman, John Anfeld, John Marchaunt and Thomas de Cotes ; de Mordon being mayor of the city of London, Adam de and Robert Gurdlere sheriffs, John de ...... alderman ward. Dated F rjidaystrete London, Friday after St. Gregory Pope 43 Edward IIT. of acknowledgment in the chancery at London, of David de Wollore clerk, giving with warranty to Adam perpetual chaplain of the altar of St. Mary the in the collegiate church of Ripon and to his successors celebrating divine service every day, to increase their maintwo messuages in Ripon, one lying in the Horsfaire a messuage of Elizabeth de Snayth and a messuage of Pakhardy, the other in Kirkegate between a messuage sometime Frankissh and a messuage of John Gyliot. Witnesses : de Hewyk, Simon Warde, Christopher Maylloure knights, de Shyrwode, Robert de Brounhous, John de Topclyf, John Dated Ripon, 29 March 43 Edward IIT. of David de Wollore clerk, giving with warranty to the of the collegiate church of Ripon, towards the maintenance fabric thereof, two messuages in Ripon, one lying in Aunsgate toft of the abbot of Fountains, the other in Staynbergate by of William Lister on the one side and a messuage of Topclyf on the other. Witnesses: Roger de Hewyk, Simon Christopher Maylloure knights, John de Shirwode, Robert de John de Tanfeld, William de Scotton. Dated (as the last). of Thomas son of Thomas Drakelowe, giving with warranty Ragon knight and John de Merton parson of Great Brykhull, heirs and assigns, the manor of Napton with all his lands, rents, advowsons, rights and reversions in Napton and Weston. Thomas de Sutton knight, John de Verdoun knight, de Catesby, John de Catesby, William atte Hurne. Dated Thursday in Easter week 43 Edward III. of acknowledgment at Westminster, 18 April.