1326-02-04, Walsingham

Order to restore to de Weylaund two oxen in the bailiffs custody, if he find that they to Robert, taking security from him to answer to the king for the in case they ought to pertain to the king, as Robert has shewn the that although William Liricok was taken with the said oxen, which been stolen by him, at the prosecution of William de Dale, Robert's from whose custody the oxen were stolen, and was detained in the . 445 gaol at Eye in the bailiffs custody, and was afterwards addressed the said felony before Simon de Hedersete and his fellows, justo deliver the said gaol, when he put himself upon the country, and was remitted to prison by the justices for the default of the jurors, afterwards escaped from the gaol, the said bailiff has nevertheless deferred delivering the oxen to Robert.