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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
. 629 broke and threw down a dyke lately raised round his meadow at Crowemersh, co. Buckingham, while he was in the king's service beyond seas, whereby several beasts entered it and depastured and trod down the grass.
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
The like to William de Ormesby, William Haward and Henry Spygurnel on complaint by Peter de Keteringham that Lawrence de Brakene, William Lawrenceserjeaunt de Brakene, and John Gerard took him at Keteringham, and brought him to Norwich, co. Norfolk, to the house of the said …
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
The like to William Inge and Roger de Suthcotes, on the supplication of the appellees touching an appeal which Felicia, late the wife of John Wyter, brings in the county of Stafford against Adam de Staneye and Richard Hisserjeaunt for the death of her husband. By K., on the …
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
The like to William de Bereford and John de Neuburgh touching the persons who lately killed Stephen le Messer of Seles at Seles, co. Wilts. By K.
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
The like to Roger de Hegham and Walter de Mullesworth touching the persons who by night broke the king's close st Northampton, fished in his stews, and carried away fish to the value of 407.
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
The like to the same, on complaint by Master John le Keu of Waltham, king's serjeant, that Thomas de Whiteney assaulted him at Northampton. By K.
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
The like to the same, on complaint by William le Chaundeler of the came. By K.
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
The like to Henry Spygurnel and Robert Hereward touching the persons who by night assaulted Otto de Grandisony, clerk at Cambridge, and beat his men. By K.
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
The like to John le Bretun and Richard de Walsingham, on complaint by John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, touching the persons who with a multitude of armed horse and foot broke his park of Worth, co. Sussex, while he was on the king's service, hunted therein, and carried away …
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
The like to William de Alta Ripa and William de Mortuo Mari, on complaint by Richard son of Alan, earl of Arundel, touching the persons who entered his parks of Dunhurst, Arundele, Estedene and Stanstede, and his free chace at Arundel, co. Sussex, hunted therein, and carried …
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
The like to Robert de Retford and Henry Spigurnel, touching the persons who carried away the goods at Asshendon, co, Eseex, of Hugh le Taillur of London, lately deceased, in the custody of Alice, late his wife, Walter de Honylane, chaplain, and John Segyn, executors of his will. …
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
Commission of oyer and terminer to Jolin de Lythegreynes and John de Swynburn, on complaint by John de Countey, Peter Averdras, John de Tweed. Quarel, John Moton of Cokkerel, Robert le Normaund and John le Graunt, merchants of Amiens, that the mayor and bailiffs of …
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
The like to John de Batesford, Henry de Guldeford, and Thomas de Warblington, on complaint by John de Drokenesford, king's clerk, touching the persons, who by night threw down the dyke and broke and burned the hedge with which he had enclosed a plot of waste at Kyngesle, co. …
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
Commission to W. Inge and R. de Suthcotes to deliver Bristol gaol of John Russell, merchant of Bristol. 2.
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
Association of William de Bereford in the commission of oyer and terminer directed to William de Ormesby and William de Mortuo Mari touching the complaint of the poor men of Cirencestre, co. Gloucester. [See Membranes 17d and 16d.) By the chancellor, at the mandate of the …
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
Commission of oyer and terminer to Peter Mallore and William de Burne, on complaint by Roger de Moeles, king's yeoman, that John Morice, John Brandan, Richard Lucy, Roger Godefrey, and Peter le Haiward of Hemynton, broke his house at Folkland, co. Somerset, while he was in …
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1281-06-23, Tynemouth
The like to Walter de Pavely and Richard Pyk , touching the persons who broke the houses of Master Thomas de Gorges at Cungresbury, co. Somerset, and carried away his goods. By p.s. . 631
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1292-12-24, Tynemouth
The under-written have quittance of the common summons [of the eyre] for pleas of the Forest in co. Essex : William de Valencia.
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1298-12-01, Tynemouth
to the same to take into the king's hand the lands late of late the wife of William le Estur, deceased, tenant in chief.
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1298-12-01, Tynemouth
to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to cause enrolto be made pursuant to the king's grant to John de Lythegraynes, of his debts demanded by summons of the Exchequer he pay marks a year. By pet. of C.