1325-10-24, Cippenham

Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Wodehous, William de William de Scothou and Simon Croyster, touching the persons have wasted the king's manors and places in the counties of Essex, Middlesex, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Oxford, Berks, Bedford and [as in the commission on m. 33d], By p.s. to Walter de Norwyco, Robert Baynard, John de Ingham, de Hyndryngham and John Claver, to enquire in the counties of and Suffolk touching persons who have taken victuals, armour other goods to the lands of enemies [as in the commission on 31d]. By K. of oyer and terminer to John de Trillowe, William de and John le Botiller of Lanultwyt, on complaint by Nicholas Folebrook of Cherchehull that Roger de Nowers, chivaler, Stephen Notiare of Clebury Mortimer, William son of William le White of and others, assaulted him at Chertehull, co. Oxford, and broke arms and legs. : By p.s. of John de Cantebrigge, in the room of Robert de Scales, in the commission de walliis et fossatis lately directed to the said and John de Fytton, Thomas de Briston and Robert de Welles of in Mersland and the adjacent parts, co. Norfolk. of the peace, pursuant to the statute of Winchester, to de Knyghtele and John de Hynkele, in the county of Stafford. By K. of oyer and terminer to Thomas Wake, John de Sutton, de Scorburgh and Adam de Hoperton, on complaint by the prioress Swyne that Maud late the wife of Robert Tiliol of Swyne, Seman de Roger le Provost of Swyne, William le Pynder of Swyne, Robert de Hilton, William de Whetely, William Pouf, Thorstan, pescheour, Saer Cantyng, John Ingram, Richard son of William in the Wilghes, William de Asthorp, Reginald Scot, Robert Sumpter, and others, impounded her beasts at Swyne, co. York, without and kept them impounded sometimes until part perished thereby, sometimes until she made ransom with Maud for their deliverance, and detained them in secret places and then drove them by night places unknown, mowed her reeds in the marshes, fished in her several &c. [as in the commission on m. 32d). because sealed at another time by order of the king.