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1298-05-16, Ely

The like to Robert de Retford and Henry Spig[urnel], touching the York. persons who broke the park of Alexander de Balliolo, at Benyngton, co. Hertford, while he was with the king on his service beyond seas and under his protection, hunted therein, and carried away deer. (Schedule on the dorse). 7. Cummission to Ralph de Sandwyco and Master William de Apperleye, to Wilton. enquire by jury of Kent touching the complaint by William Martyn, that his ship, laden with armour and other goods, was, on ita return to England from Flanders, in jeopardy off the land of Tanet, co. Kent, and that the armour and goods in her, being cast upon the shore, came to the hands of Thomas le Gront, John le Gront, Robert Taillur, John Richard, Thomas de Our , Robert Brewere, Clement Brewere, William Molt, Martin de Rammesgate, Michael Martyn, Laurence Martyn, William Osebarn, Walter Lucas, Robert Martyn, John Botenn, John Godekyn, Stephen Herry, John Person, Nicholas le Clerk, Stephen Deveneys, William Folke, Laurence le Noil, John son of Adam Sprakeling, John Clifford, Henry le Rede, Geoffrey Samuel, Thomas Denshe, Richard Astyn, Matthew Devenyshe, William Lyffon, Henry de Stone, John Sprakeling, Geoffrey Attesole, Kichard de Stone, Geoffrey de Stone, Henry Bard, John Bard, Thomas Ivynge, Thomas Kempe, Thomas Walctyn, William Lambyn, Richard son uf John Taillur, John Bacchel, John Thomelyn, Heary Devenyshe, John Attechirche, Michael Taillur, Dunstan Arnald, Stephen Velages, Robert Baillif, John Stoch , John son of John Stoch , Robert Hugelot, Richard de Northwode, Matthew Pelekok, Thomas Colyn, John Shrob, . 381 (Schedule on the dorse) John Caretere, John Rykenere, Jolin Greder, William Burel, William Shrob, John Part, Thomas Part, John son of John Litepart, Henry Bleys, Walter Bleys, William son ot John Litepart, John de Ecclesia, John de Sancto Laurencio, chaplain, and others of that county, to arrest the said armour and goods in whosesoever hands they may be, and restore them to the said William Martyn, or his attorney, on his proving them to be his. By K.

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