1420-02-16, Westminster

Commitment to Richard Knyghtley and Thomas Lilbourne, by mainprise of George Bellesby of the county of Lincoln, John Asshefeld of the county of Salop, John Waryn of the county of Northampton and Nicholas West of the same county, of the keeping of the hundred of Falwesle, co. Northampton, with all courts of the king, as well views of frankpledge as other courts held within the said hundred or belonging thereto, with all waifs, straifs, arrented payments, rents, services, issues, fines, amercements, profits, emoluments and commodities forthcoming from the said hundred or courts or pertaining to the same, and also with return of all the king's writs in all actions, personal and real, contracts, matters and trespasses whatsoever arising or befalling within the hundred, and with execution of the same, with all issues and profits forthcoming therefrom ; to hold the same for 40 years, rendering the 16/. which Giles Malory used to render as farmer, and an increment of 13s. 4d., yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas. By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.