1377-02-26, Westminster

the sheriff of Salop. Order by mainprise of Robert de Bolthorp Robert de Kyngeston of Middlesex, Richard Fauncy of of Suthampton and John Marchal of Norffolk to stay the of the exigents against Thomas Cotes of Harleye; as by writ de judicio the king ordered the sheriff to put the said in exigents from county to county until outlawed if he should and if he should appear to take him and keep him in in safe custody, so as to have his body before the king in the of Easter to content the king of his ransom by reason of Blanche who was wife of Roger son of Robert de Buterleye of tenements in Lutelbromfeld and Michelbromfeld by force ; and the defendant has petitioned the king for a stay, shewing is ready to answer the king and stand to right in all things ; said Robert de Bolthorp and the others, appearing in person in have mainperned under a pain of 10/. to have him before the the aforesaid day. of Edmund Waldeyeve of Warwickshire and Margery his a grant and quitclaim with warranty to John Foxle, Bernard John Golafre knights, Adam de Hertyngdon, John Bukyngham, Campeden, Richard Toneworthe, John Rouceby, Thomas Cook, Ketene clerks, William Walleworth, William Haldenne, William Thomas Dru and Stephen Haym, their heirs or assigns, of the of Broughton and Northnewenton co. Oxford and the advowson church. Witnesses : Richard de Abburbury, Baldwin de John de Nowers, Gilbert Was, Robert Symeon knights, ITI. 529 de Leukenore, John Laundeles, Thomas de la Mere, John Hardy, Brayles, Richard Craunford, John James. Dated Dadyngton, 51 Edward IIT. of acknowledgment, 28 February.