May 17, Inquisition

Writ to the escheator in co. Stafford. Westminster. 7 October III. [1343.] By the council. before Thomas de Swynnerton, escheator. Trentham. de... oton, constable of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Adam de Lycoris and William Bonoton entered the priory of Trentham of the earl of Lancaster, while it was in the king's seisin, against the canons and the order of the escheator, and are still there to the of the king, but have taken no goods belonging to the priory except (potwram). C. Ing. Misc. File 150. (4.) Writ to the bailiffs of Great Jernemuth. Westminster. 13 Septem- III. [1343.] : Great Jernemuth. Thursday after St. Faith. master of the ship called Nomannesfrend of Durdraght, and and some unknown) entered with armed power the ship called la of Jernemuth, in the port of Swyn in Flanders, and killed John le master, and his 14 fellow-mariners, and took the ship and the goods Writ to the sheriffs of London. Wyndesore. 20 June 17 Edward : London. Saturday the eve of St. Peter and St. Paul. before Whitsun last, between the taverns of Laurence le Keu de Pelham in Thames Street in Tower Ward, Thomas Broun Anketil and drew his dagger and attacked him. John forthwith fled into the house of John Albon without receiving C. Ing. Misc. File 150. (6.) Writ to the sheriff of Cornwall and the mayor and bailiffs of Westminster. 20 September 17 Edward III. [1343.] before the sheriff, Serlo Queynte, mayor, and the bailiffs. Monday after St. Francis. Teghelere of Caloys and others (named and some unknown) forcibly ship la Juliane de Wyght, laden with tin and other merchandise by and Stephen Pole, merchants of Cornwall, killed the mariners C. Ing. Misc. File 150. (7.) Writ to the sheriff of Northumberland. Henle. 26 June III. [1341.] By the council. : Newcastle-on-Tyne. Thursday after the octave of the t 30 INQUISITIONS buildings of a messuage in Newcastle-on-Tyne, which Richard de le held of King Edward I at a yearly rent of 4s., were destroyed by John Kirkeby, sheriff of the said king, in Northumberland, and keeper of the and town of Newcastle, before the town was enclosed with walls, on that they might be harmful to the castle; the said Richard has since no profit of the messuage, which was then of the yearly value of 3s. C. Ing. Misc. File 150. (8.) Commission to Henry de Graystoke, John de la Haye and Robert Westminster. 20 May 17 Edward III. [1343.] before the said Henry and John. Wendovre. Monday after James. Baly of Hadenham, at the time when the goods of John de Molyns taken into the king's hand, caused to be carried out of the manor of Weston 15 quarters of wheat worth 45s., and placed them in the house of atte Barre at Weston, and afterwards sold them, to whose profit jurors are ignorant ; he also carried out of the manor 2 cartloads of timber, 2s. 6d., to Hadenham for his own profit; he carried away 2 brazen worth 3s. 6d.; he sold 2 oxen worth 15s. ; and removed a tun and two worth 3s. 2d.; while he was the king's bailiff in the manor he fed his . with half a quarter of beans worth 10d. C. Ing. Misc. File 150. (9.) Writ to the mayor and sheriffs of London. Westminster. December 17 Edward III. [1343.] : London. Thursday after St. Hilary. [1344.] de Byldeston, chaplain, is not guilty of counterfeiting the king's great and has committed no other offences in the city of London. C. Ing. Misc. File 150. (10.) Inquisition before the sheriff of Essex. Pantfeld. Saturday after Saints 17 Edward III. [1343.] of lands and tenements of the abbot of Caen at Pantfeld in the C. Ing. Misc. File 150. (11.) 1872.