May 13, Inquisition

Writ to the sheriff of Stafford. Westminster. 22 February I. [1286.] before the sheriff and William de Meygnill. Lichfield, before Whitsun. MISCELLANEOUS 399 Marmion, Richard Balle, his groom, and five others unknown, on the St. Barnabas 13 Edward I, by night broke the park of Sir Ralph of Drayton, and took a buck and 2 does without licence, and carried to the house of the said Robert at Witakir. after St. Peter and St. Paul in the same year, they likewise took and a doe. day of St. Nicholas 14 Edward I, the said Robert and Richard the said park with greyhounds, but took nothing. C. Ing. Misc. File 45. (26.) Writ to William Martyn, subescheator in co. Derby. Witness, earl of Cornwall. Westminster. 3 April 15 Edward I. [1287.] to William de Meynyl. Dated as above. of lands and tenements belonging to the abbey of Derley, which and in the king's hand, made on Wednesday the feast of St. George, after St. George, and Friday the feast of St. Mark viz. in Derby. of Aldewerk. of Wiggeswalle. of Normanton. of Botirley. a member of Botirley. a member of Botirley. in Cruche. of Wystanton. at Glapwelle. at Scardeclive. at Bollishovere. of Derley. of Derley. of Osemundistun. of Alwastun. C. Ing. Misc. File 46. (1.) Writ to the sheriff of Leicester. Witness, Edmund, earl of Gloucester. 6 August 15 Edward I. [1287.] : Roger le Fevere, on the day when he abjured the realm, had in money and goods of William de Weston to the value of 32s., which in the custody of Nicholas de Charneleye by delivery of Thomas de coroner. C. Ing. Misc. File 46 (2.) Commission to John de Wotton, Robert de Vernun, Peter de and Richard Rig. Witness, Edmund, earl of Cornwall. West- 4 July 15 Edward I. [1287.] of the castle of Devizes with the parks of the manor of Roudes and the of Melkesham and Chippeham. Saturday the eve of St. Margaret. with the buildings therein, and the park with the forests, and and the deer therein, with the vert and venison, were well kept day 7.e. the eve of Trinity, when Ralph de Sandwico by writ delivered the same to Sir Matthew son of John. Sir Matthew also received from the said Ralph the underwritten were in the castle on that day viz. 22 crossbows with all their with 3 baldrics; 100 quarels; 5 iron chains; a pair of manacles INQUISITIONS Grym ; 3 great ropes; a wheelbarrow bound with iron; an iron Cornaylle ; 36 keys to divers doors of the castle ; a lock for the of the prison of the outer gate ; 2 buckets bound with iron for drawing ; 2 windlasses (verinis), 6 ladders; an old vestment in bad condition ; a bell of the king's old chapel; and a heap of chalk containing 1395.