1322-07-30, Newcastle upon Tyne

Cancelled for the cause above expressed. . 155 Wither of the county of Stafford has made fine in 300 and has found as mainpernors William de Chetelton, Henry de John de Ipstones, John de Staundon, Nicholas de and Thomas de Peulesdon of the county of Stafford. de Pavely of the county of Somerset has made fine in and has found as mainpernors William de Wauton, Jordan of the county of Gloucester, Roger Maudut and John de of the county of York. de Botrigan of the county of Cornwall has made fine in 1,000 and has found as mainpernors Nicholas de Bolevill, Adam de John de Pointtenton, John de Stokheye and John Prodhom counties of Devon and Cornwall, and for acknowledgement of trespass binds himself and his heirs and all his lands in a tun worth 40s. to be paid yearly at the Exchequer of Michaelmas, make his writing thereon as above. de Rythre of the county of York has made fine in 400 marks found as mainpernors John de Ros of the county of Lincoln, de Faucumberge, William Malebys, William de Twenge, de Heselarton and Walter de Faucounberge, of the county de Everyngham of Birkyn of the county of York has made 400 marks and has found as mainpernors Hugh de Hercy, de Wolryngton, Peter le Foun, Robert Russel of Tikhill, de Estfeld and Robert de Mar of the county of York. de Stapelton of the county of York has made fine in 2,000 and has found as mainpernors John de Stapleton, John de George Salvayn, Robert de Colevill, of the county of York, le Nevou of the county of Lincoln, and John de Caunton county of Northumberland, and for acknowledgement of the binds himself and his heirs and all his lands in two tuns to be paid yearly at the Exchequers of Michaelmas and Easter portions, and will make his writing thereon as above. de Wylyngton of the county of Gloucester has made fine in and has found as mainpernors William Latymer, Randolf John Warde, William de la Twyere, of the county of Giles de la Mote and James de Thykenesse, of the county of and for acknowledgement of the said trespass binds himself heirs and all his lands in 100s. to be paid yearly at the Exchequers and Easter by equal portions, and will make his writing as above. by order of the king by assent of Parliament by reason of etc. Edmund de Bohoun of the county of Northampton has made fine in 500 marks and has found as mainpernors Thomas le Blount of the county of Gloucester, Gregory de Thorneton, William de Walkyngton, of the county of York, Roger Mauduyt of the county of Northumberland, William de Parys of the county of Lincoln and Roger de Ryvers.