1371-07-14, Westminster

. 321 or delivered secretly or openly in buying, selling or otherwise fairs or in inns or elsewhere, but only for bullion, under of forfeiture of such money, whereof one moiety shall go to the the other to whosoever else finding such money will sue for the in that behalf ; and it is the king's will that this ordinance be By K. and C. like to singular the sheriffs throughout E cata de Kendale knight to the king. Recognisance for 200 payable by instalments ; to be levied, in default of payment, lands and chattels in Salop. recognisance was amended, as appears in a memorandum enrolled this roll. of Oliver son and heir of John son of Robert de Ingham, a quitclaim with warranty to Adam de Sancto Ivone citizen his heirs and assigns, of all his messuage of Stebenhethe the Mote, with all lands, gardens, pastures, fish ponds, dovecots pertaining sometime of Edmund Crepyn. Witnesses : Fraunceys, William de Haldene, John Piel, John de John Pountfret. Dated London, Wednesday the of St. Gregory 45 Edward III. of acknowledgment, 24 July. de Hopton to Robert de Denton chaplain. Recognisance to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels on payment. the sheriff of Devon. Order, on the petition of William to stay the taking of his body by mainprise of John and Roger Malemaker, Simon Clere and John Milton ; as his petition shews that John Coulyng and Dionisia are impleading him before the king's justices for an alleged that the king has ordered the sheriff to take him wherever in his bailiwick so as to have him before the said justices at a in the writ de judicio contained to answer to the plaintiffs, the sheriff returned that the defendant had nothing in that whereby he might be attached, shewing also that he is ready answer and stand to right in all things ; and the said John Plymand Roger, Simon and John Milton, have mainperned in under a pain of 20 marks to have him before the said on the aforesaid day. that on Sunday 27 July 45 Edward III at Westin the small hall towards the king's water mill there, in of the king, of Robert de Thorp the chancellor, Richard the treasurer, Nicholas de Carreu keeper of the privy seal of the council, William de Wykeham bishop of Winchester in person surrendered into the king's hands the manor The name Robert is written over an erasure. oR 21 of Wendovere co. Bukyngham which the said bishop lately acquired of Robert Fyenles with the king's money to the king's use, making a quitclaim thereof to the king, his heirs and assigns.