1386-01-23, Westminster
Special mandate to William, bishop of Winchester, Thomas, bishop of Muxetcr, Walter, bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, Robert, marquess of Dublin, Richard, earl of Arundel, Thomas, earl of Nottingham, Hugh de Segrave, treasurer of England, Simon de Burle, under-chamberlain, Nicholas Brembre, mayor of London, John Clanvowe and Robert Plesyngton, knights, Jonn Waltham, keeper of the rolls of Chancery, John Appulby, dean of St. Paul's, London, Richard Runhale, Thomas Bakton, Ralph Berners and Kobert Weston, doctors of laws, to hear and determine the appeal of John de Monte Acuto, steward of the household, in a cause before Matthew Gourney and John Multon, supplying the place of the constable and marshal ot England, wherein William de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury, is plaintiff, and the said appellant defendant, provided that there be not less than three of them engaged. By K.
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- John de Molton 384 other appearances →
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- Matthew Gourney 44 other appearances →
- Nicholas Brembre 376 other appearances →
- Ralph de Berners 119 other appearances →
- Richard de Runhale 7 other appearances →
- Robert de Plesyngton 171 other appearances →
- Simon Burel 72 other appearances →
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