May 13, Inquisition

Commission to Gilbert de Knovill. Plympton. 6 May Edward I. [1297.] before the said Gilbert and the sheriff. Esse (co. Cornwall). after the Invention of the Holy Cross. de Hille, taken and detained in the king's prison of Launceveton, not remove or conceal the wool of Sir Thomas de Kent in the said county the form of the proclamation lately made ; but the said wool at the of the scrutiny was in a passage (tesencia) between the wardrobe the nurse s chamber, and still remains in the said chamber, as the jurors said Thomas before his departure to the king's court locked the said and nurse s chamber, being utterly ignorant of the scrutiny about to made. C. Ing. Misc. File 57. (28.) MISCELLANEOUS 491 Writ to the sheriff of Norfolk. Ipswich. 8 January 25 Edward I. : Bertone. Sunday after the Conversion of St. Paul. Manning and others (named) came by night on the eve of the 24 Edward I, and broke the doors of Maud de Pedham in Berton, away none of her goods and threw stones at her windows and them. C. Ing. Mise. File 57. (29.) Writ to the sheriff of York. Odymer. 13 August 25 Edward I. : Schirburn. The morrow of the Beheading of St. John the son of William de Alverton, called Page, Richard his brother, le Smale in Thornore, with many others unknown, are guilty of entering the park of H. elect of York, of Schirburn, hunting therein deer. C. Ing. Misc. File 57. (30.) Writ to the sheriff of Norfolk. St. Edmund s. 26 November I. [1296.] : John de Ryngstede and others (named and some unknown) 169 sheep of Elizabeth late the wife of John Lambert of Great C. Ing. Misc. File 57. (31.) Writ to Thomas de Weston. Witness: Edward the king's son. 6 February 26 Edward I. [1298.] : Scardeburgh. Saturday after the Translation of St. Thomas quay and port of Scarborough require repairs and cleansing to the of 300/. and 400 marks. C. Ing. Misc. File 57. (32.) Writ to Walter de Gloucestria, escheator south of Trent. Carlisle. 26 Edward I. [1298.] By writ of p.s. : Eton Hastynges. 23 November 27 Edward I. de Blakenham, who held certain possessions in Southrop, co. Thormerton, co. Gloucester, Eton Hastynges, co. Berks, and co. Oxford, on Sunday after St. Luke 25 Edward I, gave the same the wife of Hugh de Sancto Philiberto. of the possessions in co. Gloucester. inquisition with extent of the possessions in cos. Berks and Oxford.