1376-01-30, Westminster
To Thomas de Bello Campo earl of Warrewyk, John de Buttetourte, de Clynton, William de Wychyngham, Thomas de Ingelby, Henry de Arderne and Robert de Warrewyk. Order not to meddle until further order by virtue of the king's late letters patent doing aught in the town of Coventre in regard to the matters in said letters contained, whereby the king appointed them guardians of peace in Warwickshire and guardians of the statutes of Winchester, and Westminster for keeping the peace within liberties without, also appointing them, six, five, four, three and two of justices of oyer and terminer there within liberties and without, to do certain other things in the said letters patent contained ; now by other letters patent the king has appointed the said William Thomas de Ingelby with Hugh de Segrave, John de Catesby, John de Toft, Simon Licchefeld, John Percy and John de Herewyk guardians of the peace and of the said statutes in that town, also appointing them justices of oyer and terminer therein, and to do all other the above mentioned.
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- Henry de Arderne 104 other appearances →
- Hugh de Segrave 278 other appearances →
- John Buteturte 641 other appearances →
- John Catesby 222 other appearances →
- John de Herewico 5 other appearances →
- John de Percy 188 other appearances →
- John de Toft 43 other appearances →
- Robert de Warrewyk 33 other appearances →
- Simon de Licchefeld 5 other appearances →
- Simon de Lichefeld 57 other appearances →
- Thomas de Bello Campo 705 other appearances →
- Thomas de Ingelby 209 other appearances →
- William de Wychyngham 228 other appearances →
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