1320-07-12, Keonington

Iff. Parr Itt. 87 of Leycestre, and assaulted them, wounding and maiming some and servants, and killing some, whereby the business has and still remains undone, and to return their inquisition into without delay. of oyer and terminer to Hugh le Despenser, William de Roger Hillary, William de Chiltenham and Robert Dabetot, by the abbot of Teukesbury that William son of Thomas of Kenemerton, Richard his brother, Henry Isabele, John Court upon Carent, Richard le Dighere of Pershore, William Cook William Sterre of Dumbelton, William Roger of Hyneton, Hardyng of Wykewane, Richard de Bosebury of Wykewane, John Wykewane, and others broke his close at Stanweye, and took horses, 20 mares, 100 oxen, 40 bullocks, 100 cows, 40 heifers, and 150 swine of his, worth 3007. By fine of 20s. Gloucester. _ . to John, archbishop of Canterbury, Richard, bishop of Roger, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, Henry de Lancastre, Derby, Richard, earl of Arundel, William de Clynton, earl of Thomas Wake of Lydel, Ralph Basset of Drayton, and de Sadyngton, reciting that in the last Parliament at Westminster, and magnates as well as the commonalties of the realm made to the king that, whereas they in the Parliament at Westbefore his first passage to Brabant, and in subsequent Parliagranted divers subventions for the furtherance of his business the seas and other causes, as well of wool as of their moveables, give order that the accounts of William de la Pole, knight, Paul de Monte Florum, the merchants of the societies of and Peruzzi, William de Northwell, William de Melchebourne receivers of the wool and other goods so granted, from tne the grant of the tenth for three years made to the king, as well beyond the seas as within, and appointing them to examine if any of them have been delivered at the exchequer for delivery, to audit these anew, if necessary, as well as other not yet begun, and to inform themselves of all receipts and out, and all other matters relating to the accounts, notwithany acquittances or pardons made to the said William or the by the king. By K. of oyer and terminer to William de Shareshull, John of Twyford, John de Croxford and Richard le Warde, on com- John de Haudlo that Hugh de Stretleye, parson of the church Seint Johan, John Maister, John de Dene, John Parkere and others, broke his house and park at Bekkeleye, co. hunted in the park, fished in his stews and carried away fish and like to Robert de Sadyngton, John de Shardelowe, William le and Hugh de Croft, on information that William Pelle of was mortally wounded by some persons at Rameseye, co. and afterwards died of his wounds at Witleseye, co. Cam- By C. to the same, touching the murder of Hugh le Ko at Rameseye, By C. 14.