1375-02-12, Westminster

Commission to Roger Bellers, Henry Grene, Thomas de Burton, Robert de Morton, Laurence Hauberk and Nicholas Grene, and to John Leg, Andrew Tyndale and Richard de Henbrugge, serjeants-at-arms, and to Thomas Cheyne, William Cheyne and John Dadyngton, to arrest and bring before the king in the quinzaine of Easter Nicholas Deyncourt, John Deyncourt, his brother, Robert Baylly of Graneby, John Woburn of Graneby, Robert Taillour of Graneby, John Williamson of Graneby, Roger Wyllyamson of Graneby, Robert Beton of Graneby, John Grene of Graneby, chaplain, Robert Taillour of Knyveton, William Hamound of Botesford, Roger Marchall of Botesford, Nicholas Taillour of Botesford, Robert Pocok of Barston, John Robertson of Barston, William Smyth of Barston, Alan Grene of Elton, Laurence del Grene of Elton, William Lawe of Whatton, Richard Bertram of Byngham, Alan Bertram of Byngham, Robert Hellawe of Bryggeford, Hugh Phylyp of Bryggeford, John de Routhorn of Bryggeford, Robert Tasker of Bryggeford, William Spiryng of Briggeford, Richard Pynkard of Briggeford, Richard Smyth of Bryggeford and William Hopkyn of Thurgerton; as the king has learned by an inquisition taken before the said Roger Bellers and his fellows, justices lately appointed to make inquisition touching a trespass and other misdeeds done to the king's esquire, John Cheyne, at Langar as he was coming to the king to stay with him in his service, that the above-named evildoers assaulted and maimed the said John Cheyne and John Essex, his servant, at Langar, co. Nottingham, and are now vagabond in divers parts of the realm lying in wait to kill the said John Cheyne. . Parr I. 143