1278-02-21, Ncwington 28H March Brightwell

The like to the said Stephen de Penecestie touching Roger de Wikhara, Martin Heyne, Richard Heyne, Henry de la Felde, John Torvill, Roger Bailiff (Ballivus) of Terring, John le Claver, John Baldewyn, Roger Cobet, Robert le Clerc, and William de la Dene, lately attached for breaking the said park of la Cnappe. co. Sussex, and carried away deer. The like to J. de Metinghara and G. Russel touching the persons who entered the park of Edmund, earl of Cornwall, of Okham and carried away deer. The like to Reginald de Grey and John de Cheny touching Nicholas de Giruud and others who entered the warren of Peter de Chaluns of Hoggeston, CO. Buckingham, hunted therein and carried away deer, refused to quit the said warren at the injunction of Hugh de Chaluns and John le Prud, keeper of the said warren, bailiffs of the said Peter, and, when pursued with hue and cry, killed the said Hugh and wounded the said Peter. Commission to William de Norbui'gh, as justice, to examine and correct, if necessary, the record and process of a suit which was before John Rek and hie fellows, justices for pleas, touching chattels and debts of Flemish mercliaiits, lietween James le Rey of Dixemutli ami Jolin do Rodeniare, toiK-liiiin; a (lel)t of 500/. exacted by tlie taid James from the said John, in which the said Jaims coinphiiiis of error. c?. Commission of oyer and terminer to Stephen de Penecesire and Thomas do Sandwyco touching the persons who hunted in the free chace of R. archbishop of Canterbury, of Suthmaliiug, co. Sussex, and in his parks there and carried away deer. Commission to John de Lovetot and "William de Middelton to make inquisition in the liustings of London if need be, and to do justice as to the phiint of Nicliohis Aysehewey and Felicia his wife, that whereas Robert de Gatele, who had certain houses of the inheritance of the said Felicia in the city of London by the demise of the said Felicia for a term now passed, by reason of divers trespasses committed by him during the late perturbation of the realm, was ejected from his possessions in the said city and from the commonalty thereof, and the said houses and term were restored by command of Henry III. to the said Felicia by Walter Hervy, then escheator ; the said Robert afterwards returned, and in the absence of the said Felicia from the said city intruded into the said houses and detained them from the said Nicholas and Felicia for the whole of his life, and when they, immediately after the death of the said Robert and the completion of the said past term, had had seisin of the said houses for 40 days and more without impediment or reclamation, Stephen de Gatesle and Godfrey le Chapeleyn, by reason of a certain writing of convention between the said Felicia and Robert touching the aforesaid houses containing in itself a further term, and which is in the possession of the said Stephen and Godfrey as they allege, ejected the said Nicholas and Felicia in the name of the said Robert and still detain the said house, wherefor the king had issued several mandates to the mayor and sheriffs of Londcm to do justice in the premises, who so far had done nothing in the matter. 3fEMBRANE ISd. Commission to Walter de Helyuu and Geoffrey de Pycheford by jury of the vicinage of Bristcl, both within and without the town, to enquire whether Christiana, late the wife of Peter le Clerk of Bristol, on the day when she released and quit-claimed to the king all her lands and tenements, as well of her dower as of her marriage and purchase (the said Christiana to hold the same uutiJ slie had received certain arrears due to her therefrom by reason of her dower), and amongst others that messuage which the constable of Bristol lately seized into the king's hands by reason of her death, ejecting Roger Kantok who claimed the same by reason of a feoffment of the said Christiana, whereupon the said Roger sought justice from the king : and after both sides had been heard, the said Roger granted that it should be enquired whether the said Christiana enfeoffed him after tlie aforesaid release and quit-claim, so that he received seisin for the king wheu he was the king's minister, as is alleged for the king, or whether the said Christiana enfeoffed him at a time when she was in seisin of the said messuage, and Avhen he was not the king's minister, aH is alleged by him. They are also to enquire whether Jordan la Warre obtained seisin of a certain garden in Bristol as an escheat on the death of one Isolda his tenant without heir, and then enfeoffed the said Roger thereof, or whether the said Christiana 289 released and quit-claimed the said garden together with her other lands to the king as aforesaid. They are also to enquire whether that messuage in Bristol once claimed by George de Lydyerd by writ of right against the aforesaid Christiana, who vouched to warranty the abbot of Keynsham who warranted the same to her, ought to belong to the king by reason of the aforesaid release and quit-claim, and who now holds the said messuage, and by what right and whether the same be the king's escheat; and to hear and determine all the premises. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Reigate, N. de Stapelton and Thomas de Normanvill touching an appeal which Alan de Bekingham brings in the county of Nottingham against Richard de Shireburn, Roger de Beltoft, Nicholas Sloghel, Robert son of John de Bekingham, Faukes de Hul and Ralph de Mitton for burning his houses at Wodehuses, robberies and other trespasses. The like to Salomon de Roffa and Master Thomas de Sodynton on complaint by Ingram le Waleya that whereas he holds the wood of Langeton in Purbik, CO. Dorset, in fee, Elias de Rabayn, constable of Corffe castle, prevents him from having his rights there, attaches and imprisons his men coming for estovers there, and fells and carries away wood himself.