1309-06-15, Kings Langley

The like to John de Foxle, William de Hardene and Nicholas de Kirkeham, on complaint by Thomas de la Hyde, sheriff of Cornwall, that when he, with John de Ingelton, Henry le Parker, Robert de Brewode, Robert de Comene, William le Keu, Hugh de la Hyde and Fulk de Gelly, his bailiffs, had seized the cattle of divers stannery-men of Blakemor, co. Cornwall, for a debt in which they are bound to the king, divers persons rescued the cattle, assaulted the bailiffs, wounded himself and intending to kill him followed him to the house of Ralph de Arundel, parson of the church of St. Columb Major, where they besieged him until Thomas le Ercedekene, one of the conservators of the peace for the county, with a great posse delivered him. 29.