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1323-01-30, Newark

To Henry le Serop and his fellows, justices to hold pleas before the king. to enquire in all places through which they pass concerning prises of victuals and other goods of the king's subjects against their will, and conspirators, trespassers, false informers, unlawful conventicles confederacies, and to punish offenders according to the form of the and articles concerning the same, as the king is astonished that who holds the king's place, and ought to supply the king's presence the premises in the places through which he goes, does not enquire conthe above matters or do what he ought to do therein. By K.

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