May 13, Inquisition

Writ to the sheriff of Devon. Aumbresbury. 20 February I. [1291.] : Southton. Tuesday after St. Martin. and a carucate of land in Lippeston, which William de who was hanged for felony, held, have been a year and a day in Writ to the sheriff of Norfolk. La Bruere. 1 March 19 Edward I. By W. de Hamelton. The writ remains unexecuted bailiffs of the hundreds of Launditch and Clakelose, together expressly say that, unless the sheriff sells their chattels, they repair the bridge of Stoke Ferie because it was first made by alms. : Stoke Ferie. Friday after St. John before the Latin Gate, the piles in the middle of the bridge of Stoke Ferie in the stream to be aspace of 16 feet with a height according to the estimation and now it is narrowed by 7 feet in breadth, and is less than its by 1 feet and more. de Ropha, the king's justice, in the last eyre at Norwich found the broken and insufficient, and ordered the sheriff to distrain the of Clakelose and Grimeshogh to repair the same, as is usual, but right they ought to do so the jurors are ignorant because it was by alms, C, Inq. Mise, File 50. (6.) INQUISITIONS 1543.