1298-02-18, Fulham
Pardon to the following persons, staying on the king's service in the army in Flanders, who have taken their oaths not to go without leave :- Jan. 28. John son of William de la Neulonde of Waltham St. Laurence, of the Langley. county of Berks, for the death of Hugh le Bole, and of his outlawry for the same. By p.s. Jan. 26. Philip Jussel of Neylaunde, of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, for Langley. the death of Hugh son of the parson of Neylaunde, and for robberies, Jarcenies aud other trespasses committed before the king's transfretation into Flanders, and of his outlawry for the same. By p.s. Jan. 26. Ralph Smether of the county of Surrey, for the death of Robert Langley. Kempe, and of his outlawry for it. Roger de Stokes of the county of Suffolk, for robberies, &c., committed before the king's transfretation. Jan. 28. Hugh de Harebergh of the county of Northampton, for the death of Langley. John de Tettebury and robberies, &c., committed before the king's transfretation. By ps. . 333
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