1322-07-30, Newcastle upon Tyne

Cancelled for the cause given above. Roger Cursoun of the county of York has made fine in 100s. to be paid at the Exchequer on Whitsunday next, and has found as mainpernors William de Buscy, knight, of the county of York, and Michael de Wath, clerk, of the same county, each of whom has mainprised for the whole sum and for the behaviour of Roger, as is contained on the dorse. By ps. J [Cancelled.] John de Mongomery of the county of Salop and the march of Wales has made fine in 100s. whereof he will pay moieties at the Exchequer on Whitsunday next and Michaelmas following, and has found as mainpernors John son of Philip de Middelton of the said county and Roger Cursoun of the county of York, each of whom has mainprised for the whole sum and for the behaviour of John de Mongomery, as is contained on the dorse. By p.s. Gilbert Talbot, knight, of the county of Hereford, lately an opponent of the king and an adherent of the king's rebels, to save his life and to have his lands, has acknowledged that he owes the king 2,000/. to be paid at the king's will, and for acknowledgement of the said trespass binds himself and his heirs and all his lands to the king in a tun of wine worth 40s. to be paid yearly at the Exchequer of Michaelmas, and he will make his writing thereon, as is written above touching such. Be it remembered that the said fine is cancelled by order of the king because it was made by reason of the quarrel of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, which has been adjudged good etc. by consideration of the king and the whole Parliament held at Westminster in the year 1326. By the king's writ residing on the files of the first year of his reign. John de Ralegh of Nettelcombe of the county of Somerset has made fine in 1007. whereof he will pay at the Exchequer 25/. at Easter next, Michaelmas following, Easter following and Michaelmas following, and has found as mainpernors Alexander Ltarel, Ellis son of Payn, Ralph son of Urse, Thomas Mounserel and Gilbert de Chilton, of the . 171 each of whom has mainprised for the whole sum and behaviour of John, as is contained on the dorse. de Bradeston of the county of Gloucester has made fine in whereof he will pay 5 marks at the Exchequer of Easter Michaelmas following and so yearly, and has given security behaviour, which remains in the wardrobe. By p.s. de Grandisono, knight, has made fine in 300 marks to be paid king's will, and has given security of his good behaviour by his ete. And Hugh le Despenser, earl of Winchester, has mainprised for payment of the said sum, and Peter has found mainpernors good behaviour under a penalty of 600 marks, as is contained dorse. de Stafford, knight, of the county of Stafford, has made 300 marks whereof he will pay 50 marks at the Exchequer next and Easter following and so yearly. de Bromfeld of the county of Hereford has made fine in 1001. found mainpernors for his behaviour under a penalty of 1001., on the dorse. de Langeford of the county of Hereford has made fine in to be paid at the Exchequer of Michaelmas next, and Oliver knight, of the county of Norfolk, has mainprised for him of the said sum, and Thomas has found mainpernors good behaviour, as is contained on the dorse. Baret of the county of Somerset has made fine in 20/. and mainpernors for his good behaviour under a penalty of as is contained on the dorse. following have found mainprise for their loyal behaviour under written above touching such, some, to wit, by their patent, and some under the form of a record : Hakelut of the county of Worcester has given security by under the form of a record etc. and has found as mainpernors John Walewayn of the county of Hereford, Griffin Thloyt, of Wales, John Hakelut of the county of Rutland, Robert of South Wales, Matthew Dauney of the county of York, de Skeffyngton of the county of Leicester and Hasculph de of the county of Lincoln, each of whom has mainprised good behaviour of Edmund under a penalty of 2001. by the king and council in Parliament by reason of the etc. de Mortuo Mari, knight, of the county of Salop and elsewhere, etc. and given security by his letters patent under a penalty of 400/. etc. and has found as mainpernors John de Cherleton, knight, of the county of Hereford and the march of Wales, and Roger de Chaundos, knight, of the county of Hereford, who have mainprised by their letters patent for his good behaviour under a penalty of 4001. Roger Cursoun of the county of York has given security by oath etc. under the form of a record, and has found as mainpernors William de Buscy knight, of the county of York, and Michael de Wath, clerk, of the same county, each of whom has mainprised for his good behaviour under a penalty of 10/. under the form of a record. John de Mongomery of the county of Salop and the march of Wales has given security by oath etc. under the form of a record and has found as mainpernors John son of Philip de Middelton of the said county and Roger Cursoun of the county of York, each of whom has mainprised for his good behaviour under a penalty of 10/. under the form of a record. John de Ralegh of Nettelcombe of the county of Somerset has given security by oath ete. under the form of a record and has found as mainpernors Alexander Luterel, Ellis son of Payn, Ralph son of Urse, Thomas Mounserel and Gilbert de Chilton, of the said county, each of whom has mainprised for his good behaviour under a penalty of 1001. under the form of a record. Geoffrey de Beaufour has given security by his letters patent under a penalty of 200 marks and has found as mainpernors John de Cherleton, lord of Powis, Robert de Sapy, Thomas le Blunt, of the county of Gloucester, Simon de Kynardesle, knight, Richard de Penebrugg and Philip de Clanevou, of the county of Hereford, who have mainprised by their letters patent for his good behaviour under a penalty of 200 marks. Peter de Grandisono, knight, has given security by his letters patent and has found as mainpernors Otto de Grandisono and John de Ditton of the county of Kent, Baldwin de Frivill, knight, and John de Pokelyngton, of the county of Hereford, who have mainprised by their letters patent for his good behaviour under a penalty of 600 marks. John de Bromfeld of the county of Hereford has found as mainpernors John Loveday of the county of Oxford, Richard de Bykerton of the eounty of Worcester, Alexander de Middelton, Hugh de la Hull, Thomas de Bryton and Richard, parson of the church of Buterley, of the county of Hereford, who have mainprised for his good behaviour under a penalty of 1007. i Thomas de Langeford of the county of Hereford has found as mainpernors Oliver de Ingham, knight, of the county of Norfolk, and John son of Richard Waldeshef of the county of Nottingham, who have mainprised for his good behaviour under a penalty of 100 marks. William Baret of the county [of Somerset] has found as mainperors: Oliver de Ingham, knight, of the county of Norfolk, John son of William . 173 of the same county, and William Grammary, knight, of the of York, who have mainprised for his good behaviour under of 100/.