1236-11-09, Windsor

to Master Ralph de Neketon, king's clerk, of 50 marks a year at Exchequer until the king provide him with an ecclesiastical benefice 80, or 100 marks a year. Because vtherwise below. E. archbishop of Canterbury. The king, having heard and underthe reasons of Master Tresmund, proctor of Master J. de Ferentino, of Norwich, the pope's chamberlain, which he brought forward the king against the election and the electors and the prior of the of Norwich, for appealing to the pope against the royal assent given to the said election, has thought fit to defer to the appeal of said Tresmund. to Walter son of Walter Stiek of his abjuration of the realm for death of Hugh his brother, as the justices in eyre in the county of have signified to the king that by inquisition before them they learned the truth, that in going to his plough he threw the swingle- (baculum) of his plough at an ox and struck the ox on the horn, so by the rebound of the said swingle-tree, the said Hugh was struck he died, and Walter fleeing to the church acknowledged the death abjured the realm.