July 17, Inquisition

Commission to Nicholas de Bokeland, Nicholas Gower, escheator and John de Wylton. Witness: Lionel, guardian of England. 12 September 20 Edward III. [1346.] before the said Nicholas Gower and John. Fitlyng in Thursday before the Epiphany. [1347.] land in Fitlyng belonged to the prior and brethren of the hospital of of Jerusalem in England in frank almoin without any chantry and Commission to Michael de Wath, John le Conestable of Halsham, Gower, Amand de Frothyngham and Peter de Grymesby. West- 18 May 20 Edward III. [1346.] By the council. before the said Nicholas, Amand and Peter. Ravenserod. the feast of St. Laurence. parts of the tenements and soil of the town of Ravenserod have been by inundations of the sea, and the town is daily diminished and away. do not remain a third of the former inhabitants, and they are unable the tenths, tallages and other charges as hitherto assessed. C. Ing. Misc. File 156. (6.) Commission to Andrew de Bures and Hugh de Saxham. Witness : guardian of England. Wyndesore. 6 August 20 Edward III. [1346.] council. of venire facias in pursuance to the sheriff of Suffolk. : Ipswich. Saturday after the Beheading of St. John the de Walsham of Ipswich, merchant, on Monday after St. Barnabas III loaded at Orewelle a ship called le Teruyngge of Flissyngge, Matthew de Flissynge was master, with wool, cloth and other goods, and others (named), to be conveyed to le Esclus. Matthew took the ship and goods to Middelburgh in Seland on following against the will of the said Nicholas ; consequently Yanessone of Cerice and other robbers of Middelburgh carried away to the damage of the said Nicholas of 100 marks. C. Ing. Misc. File 156. (7.) Writ to the sheriff of Wilts. Westminster. 12 May 20 Edward III. : Salisbury. Tuesday in Whitsun week. de Seynt Fyncien of Amyas on Friday before St. Thomas the Apostle day of his arrest, and for five years and more before, lived at Salisbury, scot and lot with the other citizens; John Gorney of Picardy came four years past to learn English and not as a merchant and has C. Ing. Misc. File 156. (8.) Writ to John Moubray and Peter de Richemund. Witness : of England. Reading. 6 December 20 Edward III. [1346.] : Newcastle-on-Tyne. Saturday after Christmas. INQUISITIONS de Galeway, who was outlawed for felony, held a garden in Newcastle demise of Thomas son of Ralph Thorauld, who held it of John son of John C. Ing. Misc. File 156. (9.) Commission to Henry de Edenstowe, Richard de Whitewell and le Clerk, mayor of Lincoln. Leycestre. 16 January 19 Edward III. before the said Richard and Robert. Hospital of the Holy without Lincoln. Friday the morrow of the Ascension Edward IIT. de Helagh by the king's command was duly admitted to the said by Sir Simon de Barlings, chaplain, then warden, on Passion Sunday III, to receive 14d. weekly for his maintenance, so long as he lived, houses (sic) were delivered to him to inhabit. held the maintenance and houses until Trinity following when without fault he was forcibly expelled by the said warden. C. Ing. Misc. File 156. (10.) Writ to the mayor and sheriffs of London. Witness: Lionel, of England. Westminster. 12 September 20 Edward III. [1346.] petition of parliament. : London. Tuesday after St. Matthew. late the wife of John son of John de Tolouse held 2 messuages in jointly with him, to them and their heirs tail. of Robert bishop of London that John son of John called (dictus) Tholosa of London, clerk, died in his prison. London. 13 November Commission to Thomas de Fencotes, Peter de Richemund, William Scurueton and Richard de Richemund. Westminster. 13 May Edward III. [1351.] By the council. : Richemund. Saturday the eve of Trinity. needed for four mills in Richemund and Joleby, which belonged the abbot of Begare in Brittany, and valuation of the mills and other C. Ing. Misc. File 156. (12.) Writ to the sheriff of Essex and Hertford. Witness: Lionel, of England. Wyndesore. 1 October 20 Edward HI. [1346.] the council. : Buntyngford. Friday after Michaelmas. evildoers in a warlike manner besieged John de Ormesby at Sandon Reede or elsewhere, to hold him to ransom; but Gilbert de Hllisfeld, meeting him at Buntyngford, struck him on the head with a knife a broch, because John, domestic servant of the said John de Ormesby, before struck Richard Orsman, tenant of the said Gilbert, and maimed by night with the consent of the said John, as is believed. evildoers assembled in a warlike manner and carried away corn and goods of Simon, parson of Wydihale, at Wydihale, but John atte Melne purveyor, who had a bull directed to Sirs John Pipard, rector of . William Algod, rector of Coddreth, John Dauwe, rector of Bradefeld, MISCELLANEOUS 501 dean of Baldok, to induct him into the church of Wydihale, a after his induction went to the house of the said Gilbert in Throkyngge him all the corn belonging to the said church, which the servants said Gilbert gathered for his use. C. Ing. Misc. File 156. (13.) Writ to John de Wyndesore, escheator in co. Leicester. West- 24 February 20 Edward III. [1346.] : Andreschirche. 8 March. and 40 acres of land in Dysworth were given to the prioress of by Ive le Preost long before the publication of the statute of Writ to John de Alveton, escheator in co. Berks. Westminster. 20 Edward III. [1346.] : Uptone. 22 April. of land adjoining the house of the abbot of Cirencestre in is a way granted to the church of Shryvenham by Reynold Monasterio long before the publication of the statute of mortmain.