June 35, Inquisition

Writ to the sheriff of Wilts to enquire, with the coroners, before de Wimburn whether Reynold de Bedeford killed Michael de Westbur self defence. Bristol. 22 September 4 Edward I. [1276.] Inquisition taken at Wilton in full county : On Friday before Palm Sunday Henry IIT [27 March 1271] Reynold and Michael were standing before John SUPPLEMENT. 591 tavern in the town of Wilton, and Michael maliciously asked why (qua racione) he lent (mutuavit) his sword to Thomas Dinant with. Reynold replied that he never did so. Michael being his knife and would have killed Reynold, who being in fear pushed Michael slipped (elidavit pede) and fell on his own knife, wounding on the left side of the windpipe (canolla colli) and died immediately. killed Michael by misadventure. And it was cried in full county would sue for the said death and no one would. : C. Ing. Mise. File 34. (61.) Writ to Robert de Tybetot, William de Menyll and Walter de commissioners to enquire, by a Nottinghamshire jury, whether son of Migge de Gaham is guilty of the robberies for which he was during his absence in the Holy Land ; empowering any two of them Westminster. 12 October 4 Edward I. [1276.] by Sir William de Menhyll and Walter de Stirchesleg , appointed writ to enquire whether Reynold son of Megge de Gaham was guilty for which, it was said, he left the country and was outlawed. say that Reynold for half a year before he was indicted before the last on eyre in the county of Nottingham and outlawed, was in the in the service of God. He is not guilty of any robberies, nor upon did he flee the country (se subtrawit). C. Ing. Misc. File 34. (62.) Writ to the sheriff of York to enquire into the outlawry of William le Mouner of Conetlegh for the death of Adam le fiz Wylkns of William having rendered himself to prison at York. Bannebir . 5 Edward I. [1277.] : Precept to Staincl[iff Wapentake ]. before the sheriff and coroners in full county : William did Adam nor consent to his death. He was out of the country when he on the malicious appeal of Gilbert de Bosco and Agnes his wife daughter of Gilbert. As soon as he heard of the outlawry he to the country (ad patriam suam), and was imprisoned by his own within a fortnight of his return, having been out of the country (77 partibus) a whole year. C. Ing. Misc. File 35. (47.) Writ to the sheriff of Lincoln, on petition of Thomas son of Richard shewing that the sheriffs bailiffs of le Nessee have ejected him lands and tenements on the pretext that he received his own son who had slain Richard le Porter by misadventure to enquire, with whether he did so receive him, or gave any other occasion for Bannebyr . 22 February 5 Edward I. [1277.] : Thomas did not receive Richard after the slaying of Richard of Peterborough (de Burgo) nor is he otherwise guilty. Cf. Close Roll p. 375. C. Crim. Ing. File 8. (1.) Writ to the sheriff of Wilts to enquire whether Thomas son of Baret of Hakeneston, in prison at Winchester, killed Edith daughter Aldewyn in self defence. Windsor. 30 May 5 Edward I. [1277.] at the instance of William Brun. to Ellestubbe H. SUPPLEMENT. Inquisition at Wilton Tuesday after St. Barnabas 5 Edward [[15 June 1277]: killed Edith in self defence : Edith and Alice de Lanerke quarrelled the street (Regia strata) of Hakeleston and Thomas separated them. Edith Thomas down and held bim by the throat with both hands, and to avoid killed he wounded Edith between the breasts with a knife so that she 2209.