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1287-02-18, Westminster

Commission to William de Stirkeland and Robert le Engleys in the county of Westmoreland, to enforce the articles of the statutes made at Winchester [Statute of Winton, 13 Edward I.] for the preservation of the . 265 which, as it appears by the complaint of divers persons, are not This commission is issued because the justices appointed to take in divers parts of the realm do not go every year as often as was whereby defaults in the execution of the statute cannot be pre- The above commissioners are to receive such presentations and attend to the execution of the said statute until the king's return further order is made touching the said justices, and they are to the king, or Edmund, ear of Cornwall, supplying his place in Engat Westminster, three weeks after Easter. to the sheriff to provide juries as required. commission, with corresponding writ close to the sheriff, in the counties : Jobn de Abernoun and William Amesas in Surrey. Fulk Baynard, William de Gynney and Thomas de Begevill in Norfolk. Hamo de Gatton and Thomas de Marines in Kent. John de Harington, Simon Basset and John le Fauconer in Leicester. John le Lou, Ralph Peverel and John de Roseles in Northampton, Theobald de Nevill and William Murdak in Rutland. Robert de Haverington, John Byron and Robert de Holand in Lancaster. Thomas de Neuton, Hubert de Multon and Walter de Muleastre in Cumberland. William Herun and Michael de Rye in Northumberland. Giles de Menill, Thomas Tuchet, and William de Menill in Derby. Ralph de Wybington, John de Acton and Robert de Meysy in Gloucester. John de Pabeham and Thomas de Norwod in Bedford. Richard de Bingham, Walter Tuke and Gerard de Hedon in Nottingham. William de Staffford], John Giffard and William de Mere in Stafford. Peter de Bosco and Richard de Havering in Dorset. Ralph de Sancto Laudo, John Gobaud, Robert de Horbling, Thomas de Burgham, Ranulph de Rye and John Dyne in Lincoln. Adam de Brinton, John Banastre, Gerard de Insula and Bartholomew de Erleye in Berks. Henry de Sheldon, Thomas de Haseleye, Fulk de Lucy and Thomas de Garsale in Warwick. John de Clift, Henry de Bruilly, Richard de Willamescote and Alan son of Roald in Oxford. Alan le Fraunceys and Henry de Lacy in Cambridge. William de Alba Marle, Reginald de Ferr , and Henry de Ralegh in Devon. William de Brok and Roger de Bacheford in Middlesex. Robert Barre, Reginald de Bello Campo and John Neirnuit in Buckingham, John de Alet, Reginald de Bovill and John Treiagu in Cornwall. Peter de la Stane and Peter de Escudemor in Wilts. Simon de Wyntonia and Thomas Peverel of Berton in Southampton, Ralph de Rastell and John de Drayton in Huntingdon.

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