June 16, Inquisition

Commission to John de Ticheburn, Ralph de Bereford and Richard Westminster. 2 March 1 Edward III. [13827.] ; MISCELLANEOUS 247 before the said John and Ralph. Winchester. Wednesday Annunciation. de Bury and others were compelled by Hugh le Despenser the younger C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (8.) Commission to Fulk fitz Waryn, Gilbert de Ellesfeld, Robert de Robert de Aston and Robert de Hungreford. York. 14 August III. [1327.] before the said Robert, Robert and Robert. Cyrencestre. after St. Simon and St. Jude. Waryn, son of John Waryn, chaplain, William Waryn, son of a bastard, and Richard de Norton, late woodward of Lydeneye, Robert de Kelm of his two horses of the price of 12 marks, of his goods value of 20 marks, and of 101. of his money at Piriton by Lydeneye, fled. C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (9.) Commission to John de Ticheburn, Ralph de Bereford and Richard Westminster. 2 March 1 Edward III. [1327.] By petition of before the said John and Ralph. Winchester. Wednesday Annunciation. men of the town of Southampton by procurement of Hugh le the younger, Robert de Baldok and Robert de Holden, in the the late king, were compelled to come to Porchester Castle and to until they bought 30 tuns of wine for 90/., and made a recognisance king for payment. wine was corrupt and putrid, and 10 tuns were only worth 10/., and 10/.; afterwards 6 tuns of infected wine almost of no value were deto the said men, which they received by force and fear against their were forthwith compelled to pay the late king 20/. therefor; the C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (10.) Fragment of a commission. of an extent made at Tettebury before Robert de Prest[bury]... the king's justices. ... 1 Edward III. [1327.] C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (11.) Petition to the King and Council from Philip de Medilton. French. to Roger Corbet of Haddesle, William de Weston and Stephen Westminster. 25 February 1 Edward III. [1327.] before the said Roger and William. Shrewsbury. Thursday the Annunciation. de Middelton acquired the manor of la Cote by charter of feoffment de Cotes, chaplain, and continued his seisin thereof for a year afterwards Warin de Webbeleye, chaplain of Sir Edmund then Arundel, and John de Wyrecestre, with a multitude of unknown men, the said Philip by order of the said earl. said Philip procured a writ of novel disseisin against the said Warin but could obtain no justice on account of the greatness and fear INQUISITIONS said earl, and being in fear of death released his right in the said manor said earl for 40 marks, it being of the yearly value of 6 marks ; he had therein to the value of 401. of mittimus to Geoffrey le Scrope and his fellows, justices of the King's Peterborough. 15 April. C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (12.) Writ to William Trussel, escheator south of Trent. Nottingham. 1 Edward III. [1327.] : Shudynton. Friday before St. Andrew. de la Were, late prior of Avecote, acquired for himself and his from Geoffrey Leysing an acre of meadow in Shutyngton long before of mortmain ; the said meadow is held with a messuage and a and a half of land in Shutyngton of the prior of Avecote by the yearly of 8s. 6d., and is of the yearly value of 3s. de Bolyngbroke, late escheator, asserting that the prior of Malverne de Beulow, present prior of Avecote, had acquired the said meadow the publication of the statute, seized it into the king's hand. C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (13.) Writ to William Trussel, escheator south of Trent. Westminster. 1 Edward III. [1327.] : Norwich. 7 June. Ardyng and Clemency his wife held jointly a messuage in Norwich, was taken into the late king's hand on account of a felony for which Roger was hanged. of certiorari to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer. Evesham. 2 Edward III. C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (14.) Commission to Adam de Brom, William de Shareshull, Robert de and Robert de Kelleseye. Westminster. 10 February 1 Edward III. By petition of the Council. of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Middlesex. of jurors. before the said Adam and William. Westminster. Wednesday St. Peter's Chair. le Despenser the younger caused John de Sutton to be imprisoned until he made the said Hugh a charter of feoffment of the of Doddeleye, co. Worcester. commission, writ and panel. inquisition with similar findings as to the castle of Doddelegh and of Seggesleye, Swyneford, Rouley Somery and Prestwode, co. to Roger Hillary, Ralph de Perham and Thomas de Norton. 24 February. By petition of the Council. of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Worcester. from the said commissioners to the said sheriff. of jurors. before the said Roger and Thomas. Duddeleye. Monday the Annunciation. MISCELLANEOUS 249 de Alveston delivered seisin of the town of Duddeleye to Hugh le the younger by letters patent of John de Sutton. commission, writ, letter and panel. before the said Roger and Thomas. Duddeleye Castle. Monday Annunciation. de Alveston delivered seisin of Duddeleye Castle, and the manors Swyneford, Rouleye Somery and Prestwode to Hugh le Despenser C. Ing. Misc. File 107. (15.) Commission to Robert de Kelleseye, Thomas de Faveresham and Shelvyng. Heyden. 29 July 1 Edward III. [1327.] venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Kent. before the said Robert and Thomas. Strode. Sunday the the Beheading of St. John the Baptist. May 17 Edward II. Bardoc de la Segne and others (named) seized Notre Dame of St. Jean d Angely, which belonged to John Sereyz.